davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-08

To really progress this year place
your money where IL viii earn the
most The Building q Loan Assn.
124 8. Main st, paws 6 CO interest
compounded quarterly. lott
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-08

lib bag Whale tobacco 45c
EngeTs. o5>-l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

our fruit and vegetable depart
mont IS filled with the best the
market affords. Of course
marked for less,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
DECISION AGAIN
TIES UP PAVING
Attorney Makes Vigorous
Protest Against His
Assessment
MERELY AN ESTIMATE
Objects TO Being Charged for
Paving Before the Work
is Started

When District Judge Raymond s.
Cole ruled ON the paving ouar iu
which property owners 200 Irving
place coniouded tho terms ut the
city charter have not been followed.
he stated that the hearing FOR pro-
tests should be hold before tho ulrl,
w. started and after the Assessment
has boon levied against tho property
10 DO benefited.
Since 1907, whom the present char
ter was adopted, tho city has not de-.
tormiuod the aHsoaamcut until the
contractor completed his work and
Il was definitely known what ma
terials have been used and exactly
how much work has been done
A direct effect OF judge Coles
decision injected itself into tho meet
Ing OF the mayor and Clty commits
sioners Friday morning whom Elton
H. Hunt ownor Of lots b3 and % In
block q, Forest park addition, pro-
tested against tho proposed NsscsH-
mont against his property on the
grounds that no Intelligent assoEs-
ment could be made until the work
70 completed and that tho property
Il assessed for work which has not
even boon started. forcing the prop
erty owner TO pay interest on an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

amount that has not been involved
and FROM which ho has derived no
hcncfi'a.
% wne tho rIly's contention that
~ would ho inrouaiHtout 10 nsac'u
property before the work Is finished
because or tho uncertainty of de-
f,Tm.uuR the actual cuFt iu nd
vance. Iu virtually Oh cosos under
tho plan Of assosamout since 1901,
tho ,uH lHe boon lo4g than tho cu-
piunDr's estimate but. 10 was CON
'.uJ.I rfh,I u the cost were dis
fuhutod over tho property prior tp
II. smR thc aaHosgmout the engineers
cHtIwutu must govern contractors
Hui Doc the final figure, oven though
rho contract might be- completed for
less
Goo his protect Hunt stoioH that
"iu, property nWosgmout De merely
1910 ,stImafo and does not represent
tUu actual work duuo Or Goo bn dUno.'
Tho terms OF Judge Coles decision
woIo followed boy tho city in uss,ss-
lur th's district
THE property assessment ia FOR
work nor set done. glvinE This proc
tretunt no opportunity to object 10
tho Kind, character and quality Of
N'lN NIlV IiN'fflNl IN Nt Nh'us lN'
protest Feig forth, ana Hunt states
further "thlt the usscsgmrut Cnuuut
properly or legally be made subject
iug this protestant TO o. tax. IN.
Cludiug iutcrcHt, before the work is
done"
Mayor r. -. Evans explained yos-
torday that because OF the ontunglod
state of Hffnlrg concerning dctor-
mlnAtiOn ~ tho proper method OF
payng. II appears TulFu'e street pro-
gram is IN q serious prcdir1mcnt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

tonic with it7 sleepy blue coats aud
biguwdymcu.
For DO ycars Baldo has enjoyed
fnfoly in his turbulent Mexico. on
his first trip 10 san Antonio he was
assaulted and robbed OF t3.32O IN
cash by two highwoymcn. The rob-
Uory occurred last night on a bright
W Uvhtod street only few blocks
tnm tho main business section. ono
uf the bnudi'A held n dagger 20 close
To- n1llpH hoart that n priokod tho
t#iu. whlln tho other gmotc T1Idu
hnupka
No command Or warning was
given.
The Unconscious victims pock-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
Foods! What and Where ABuyw to Cook and Serve Ra 49,

OF age, named Russ Coble and "a,
ter Luman, have left school al
gone "on tho road" rresuma4
destined for Tulsa. Their parents az
anxious about them, and r.i4s .,
ticials at some OF tho nearby tow.
have been ASKED TO look ON s s"'
them. 'o'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

tra, famed musical organization.
hc arraugcs all the orchestrations
for the entire show. writes many Of
the numbers used, including n num-
Der OF vocal solos, directs all the
Choruses and rehearses all the must
cal parts OF the show. iIo plays In
the band, too.
This Is Bryan,s alxih season with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

AL @. Field. His home Is nt Red
Wing, Mlnn.
Fields show has had many cx-l
cellont musical directors during the
80 years Of It's career. Bryan is the
present one. Among his predeces-
sors were Frank Fuhrer, who was
also director with tho Neal O'Brien
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
CATTLEMAN is ROBBED
For Years Edundo Bhldn Lived In
the Turmoil ~ Mexico But Got
"IOnrhrh" in Snn AnInnIn.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. March ~.
Eduardo Baldo wealthy rnnrhcr OF
Monterey Mexico, today prefers his
much-adycrtiscd wild nnd woolly
native and" with its bandits. 10 tho
brightly y-lightcd streets of san An
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

cts wcro nflod but a 800 diamond
VuH overlooked.
Baldo told police his assailauts
wcro two men who had shown him
some cattle. lie came 90 Gan An
tonic five days ogo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25

Cupero, who was with the Primrose
& Dockstader and the Lew Dock
stader ministries, also.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
HE C0MP0SES, DIRECTS
ThOmns ~. Bryan, with Iicld MIN
strlcs, T. Director and Part Com.
nnanr Of ShnM'a MmalCnl snDrn.

Thomas y Bryan is tho director
ana part composer OF the Al G..
Fiold mlnrtrcls, which appear ut
convention hail next Monday night
Besidca directing the Field orchea-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-25
School Boys Run Away.

Special to The world.
PtCHER, March 24.-Two discon-
tented school hoys. ~ and - years
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jrrsey-saIe or Let.

A FAMILY Of refinement and education can
secure title 20 and occupy at once this up
- date attractive home. with garage, located
80 one - lha best streets OF celebrated
srNufhaM residential section near New York
city. where the neighbortng families are
fhw &ind ~ people Who are desirable 70 know,
% the pas srlen' 81 e.. .Op. balance OF $s.OJu
on icnr tinra. sasy payment mortgages. The
pot fronts zoe feet on the street and extends
100 feet deep. contains 10 rooms, baths.
y ire NsfAndAs. The elevation Is over TOO
ftet. conveniently located. both as 20 trolley
arH railroad express station. the best
sannaatfnK road out ~ New York City, and
"a 6ffsrtd complete. with no extras. ready
70 0ceupy. There are over 800 commuters
from fhlw SEXTON now. Bathing, boating,
skafsu9 Soif. tennis and country clubs are
aVMila his. fogefher with fine schools.
churches ard markets. II - bargain ana
= wonaerfnl place for children. Your reply
Nail rerrlvs personal. confidential and courte-
oafs mGtentinn. Serious. Y. o. Box s4s. City
AMn Stafsan New York city.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

RIpGEwoOD. N. j.. n Paramus road
fFranklin Turnpike) at Ridsewood av.--
open for inspection; beautiful location nu-
merous outbuildings. electricity. &c.. fine
lawns. variety ola trees. shrubss ficwe-s
orchards SCOTT. grape vine: brooke bargain
at $4,000: mortgage $1,000: consider ex-
change for Greater New York property;
A. LEVINE. f23 Kingston av. Brooklyn.
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Rhode Island.
MARggG8NsETT BAY
SUMMER HOMES WANTED.

WANTED-Furnished house by September rs.
Z rooms. garage. location Weetchester
county: email family. Christian; real home
appreciated and cared for. rental not over
$l0os give full particulars. n e03- Herald.
Herald square.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let
Eonx lslaaa.

FOR sALE-Dougiaston Park. L. J., by
reputable builder OF high class dwellings.
several beautiful homes nearing completion:
plot soxioo: all modern conveniences: express
service: u minutes 10 city. $4,000 upward.
v. j. pouGHERTY, 1856 Washington St.
New York city. or pouglaston Park. I. l.
ONE-HAIF hour from Penn. Station. IL
rooms, baths. wash rooms. connecting
bedrooms. psrquet floors. paneied wails'
den. landscape By well known architect
rtucco house. tile roof. pfe-war price. Box
2is3 Herald. $50 broadway.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York state-sale or Let.

FARM 1870 acres, all good level land: large
brick house, barn and all necessary build
ings with stock and equipment; rare bar
gain; price far below it's valuation; $4,000.
Further information apply to WILLIAM
MATTER, Coxsackie. N. Y.
PICTURES ANp DESCRIPTIONS
Of hundreds of glorious Farms and Estates.
$500 up. We have the CREAM OF THEM
ALL in New York. New Jersey. Connecticut.
Get our Big Illustrated Bargain Book-Free.
220 ACRE farm near Poughkeepsie: large
frontage on Wappingers Greek: $4,000.
CLARENCE B. SMITH. 1924 Fulton ST..
BROOKLYN.
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Connecticut-Saie or Let.

CONNECTICUT FARMS for sale. near manu-
featuring villages. some on State highway.
Come and me or write for catalogue.
RACINES FARM AGENCY. Danielson. Conn.
FINE FARM
overlooking lake. Good boarding house prop
erty. 125 acres. so a. meadow; plenty wood
and timber; house rooms; price 81 800.
mortgage 81 800 T. N. BRONSON. 512 Main
ST.. Winsted. Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

FURNITURE dealer desires on live thorough
fare, 5000 or more feet; complete descrip-
ton necessary. Box 45i. ii32 Broadway
Brooklyn =
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET.

BRICK FACTORY containing 10000 square
feet at West Orange. NJ j.. equipped with
private railroad siding to accommodate
freight cars, price $1,000: brokers pro-
tected. WIN. p. BLOODGOOD CO..
agents. Bridge Plaza. Long Island City
10000 SQUARE FEET AT i5c. SO. TT.
WITH PRIVATE r.. r. SIDING.
Brick one story monitor type manufactur-
ing building. with additional land for future
expansion excellent condition: new boilers
electric light and power IN building. Immed-
ste possession,
STEEL REALTY. f52 W 42d st. Bryant 5341
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Rockland County-sale or Let.
For SALE For $1,000.

FOR SALE FOR 81 900.
Seven room modern house. with All I'M
provements, overlooking Hudson River; plot
SOx1GO: $500 cash. balance mortgage.
BLAUvI;LT & MORRELL j. KILBY, INC.
Nyack. n. Y.
NEW Hillside bungalows, garages, all I'M
provements. rental $500. TUNA, 70 r. 35a.
SUBURBAN properties. farms and water-
fronts of all kinds for sale. and SUBURBAN
rent. BLAUyELT MORRELI. K1LBY :
nc. Nyack, n. Y. the Oldest. strongest ana
largest agency In Rockland county.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
@MlPPAM POINT

Seven ronsu hooef, consisting ~ four rooms.
sth ara Hsn parior on first floor. and four
TOWNS. bath and sleNptng porch On second
floor. steam beat sna All convenicncer. oak
fln@rss also fireplace
Many eshsr attractive offerings In and
around Stamford.
A W. EAeE. sA2 Main a.. Stamford. Conn.
rtN4e 44N
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Country Property.

AMERICAN family. four children school age.
wants single or two family house. refined.
Christian neighborhood. convenient to city:
will pay 81 900 or more down II you have
bona fide bargain; want quick action: COM
municate with advertiser: give exact location
in first letter; brokers ignored. GAO
small cosey. inexpensive house In village
or small town, within Is miles of New
York. Send particulars and lowest cash
price to AMERICAN, G 2193 Herald. Her
HOUSE with grounds committing New York:
bargain. 2243 Herald, Herald square.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is desirous Of obtain
ing handsome country home In the State
wild and uncultvated preferred with pri-
vate residence and all improvements and out
buildings; willing to pay for the right place.
| the hills Of Westchester or in Connecticut.
within 100 miles OF New York. Send fun
particulars and photographs. If possible. to
THOS. n. COOK. Greenwich. Conn.
| WANTED In the Berkshires-An estate In
exchange for an equity of S150,0o0 in inn
proved property, where some cash can be
added for the benefit of my client; invest
| ment will show per cent. net after all pay
ments on mortgages, interest and expenses
are made. AMOS LAMPHEAR. 14o Bway.
wANTED-Home on Long Island. Treeport
! or this side, house or rooms. garage.
not over ten years old. up to $4,000, In ex-
change for West Bronx corner plot, J0x100,
near subway station. equity $4,000. DOB
WANTED, within committing distance. farm,
! to 2o acres suitable for poultry or truck:
buildings must be good price and terms
moderate. N. T., box 2010 Herald. Herald
| square.
| WANTED-For short fall season, beginning
Immediately, furnished cottage, near New
York. Send particulars Room T04, Cunard
building.
WANTED-To buy a house with rooms or
more, one to three acres Of ground. within
30 miles of New York city, on main road.
give full particulars. 1904 Herald. Bronx.
WANT nice country place. well located: win
exchange fine Brooklyn income property for
same. J 16i9 Herald. Brooklyn.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED-Owners OF +
COMMERCIAL WATER FRONTS
FACTORIES, FACTORY SITES
and WAREHOUSES; desiring to
sell lease communicate with
FLOYD S. CORBIN,
TEL 0273 Murray Hill. 300 Madison av.. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
westchesser.

Sot'ST Kisco-DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY
RESIDENCE. air acres: on edge OF village
valuable corner location on two main roads:
beauflful lawns. irccr. gardens: all con-
" nisnrcss raraFt. stables, outhouses, Is
rooms baths. IDEAL situation for residence.
oafdiur house school, ssnitariuu; resi-
dentlni nsighborhood. s3s.oco reduced terms;
qulck poxNeNsion. Phone Mount ki1co oio
lTtClfANAN
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STAMFORD, CONN.

ptsuss - n rscns and hath. hot water
heat KAM. sievfrie ilwlgt. water house beau.
fifnilf aerufmfNd mnd on one ~ the best
stfsrta 10 ths heart - the city. lot 8oz iso /.
rftes ffa.nou. cash $1,000. other desirable
places VI glty and suburbs. FITCH
i.ARktN gAssneyp. ~ Bank 81. Stamford.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.
New ser~y.

New Jersey.
FOR sale cheap. room Rouse. all improve
menfs. large part Of grounds. plenty of
fruit: price $500 For information call
Hasbrouck Heights 26s-J.
Rhode Island.
MARgGGAEsETT BAY
East Shore, cananicut IL, n. T.. summer
bungalow for sale close 10 State road over
looking man OF war anchorage; lot 621 by
about $50. 40 II. front beach: I. mile from
golf course. bedrooms. baths. Kitchen.
large living room with stone fireplace; large
dining room. large vsfnnda. one car Ea-
rage. Further particulars on request q.
J. MEYERS. jamestown. n. I.
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oaseciirut.
lARfIEM. CONN.

New house.. 4 Arr~ on water. shade trees,
hamutlfNi Elsa - sounds 2 bedrooms,
tsshs il4fuk roor. 1oxt7. and maids room .
an wear hains. ready sept. 4 Price w unp.
fibeFai fgrftsAwe and terms. j. a. BAKER.
f,aFiem. Coon Fhcne 1as.
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sisn

baiancs om esNy trFriw. buys q charm
Ing home, r1nf8n mwd h&ft. Mwn
pario ana hFtakfasf nnck. ~ eNrlus
sive Wesffleid ~ @1t1ni every rnpA.
ern Improvement splsnNbf lfaln
services Via New 1ersey Cwntrat
ARTHUR y. PItREON, IN
- Eim "a Wtfffiat1. n. a.
rwisphon~ sf4w.
sIa so new. modern c0icmAml dwelling. :
rooms. hath. beaufifui Interior. , poches
fine los wmfsK~, camv~nient loeMticn esoep-
tionai value. GrlFFfTiiA. IA Wildwood
nv.. Monfci.lr.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
ws-sch-sssr sale 90 "a.


RyE-Near Apa~amls csub. WHITE frams
,ains j searsons. silsa asisss ss.. slcc.
sSls''' NO. sss .'ss rs s'i' a. & a. x;
sssh haess ssaf''s - stated. faone ernsf'
-s.1.0ss sf1sso nome y Eusi,sh
aNwisn. situhGnN oe rlef iNtwifri. e. a WY
ceetfAhlo secsioN. @fihin minases ~Ai1 =
htati0n. Mousse tprststa q ianss fNtRs toonl.
open Ans snelossa pnrsh. : nies,ff eeereeia-.
A. KArage Ai.sral frrfss TfsH MARNtN.
Scarsaais. y v rllons s,arsdais go
kffENnfn issieh csisns4h ~ Rooms. ,
baths. t'i.t hHf.sa y, asa .fs's z. :, ses /.
r.~srniss r,,r.,.,. GroNgR M MilAM.
Trlhune nulicias rhens hsesmsn s's1
Sfr sor nst 81 furaiAfsd asesas ~ aftvF
season price q f.s.A.. 80 80, - 80;
~ 81 ri Marrsy Hia INA
SOUTH YoNKEI,E -id@nl AM Y~&F hessss
iargs reeans. fet. 80. 49,, fsss.s a. =.
i.udice SsAtlsn. 10 Ruaaa Vista
SIX roosn house. fAs hRfa. saraRs. fle.,.n
zANGEflaEA offifs, Nfest~ee~s h1ts'"
EAilroAf
TEN room hoass ~ sais = frens. W.;
-. ". so mInnteA ~ tkNrrns ffe'n .t@MN
Central. a.d ~. best u tfaie sefftes hclsT
il iorateA Ia me parF ~ fne hiH Ten faie-
utes' wAlk from stAFiet Msas iesefisn -. -
celisnt environment. sAfs piaet trN th.AI.n
"a NAV nof a Lonesome place. TIE hamse
stands on two lots. DHNaHn feets hAa fMo
baths. large Mkiag ana aimlnx repm Hltn
bedroonas, - ra~o9d fioors kitcher pantry
sTss eorh .iesssl 'ns ss g. :,'s .esa pre-
Two iarge brick hosss.. VS. eo's'p,sssA J
minutes from two railroad stafipnes tare&fry
b-ick tile rcof. ten rooms. fosf baths. arrss-
irg rooms. euiltir shower, Nac1uin e.ranri.
not water heat. steam heat. slcctrie icstses
I'D rAwood floors copper screens and weather
e'ripe to all windows. cork fioof ~ kttsh9H;
speciai sas range two car gsrefe. CAL q
premises. 10 Harmon av., o. felephone ttl~
Pelham, or PRANK HERD ~ Corti&ndi
~. New York aiso Rector
TARRYTOwN.
T.snsyfiye roon hssss Pssts n.S fsrn.sss 49,
station overlooking Hudson. ideal for Inn
or hotel. $4,000. ssoo0 cash. Phone Tarry-
town 81.
WHITE PLAISS
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW,
9 large rooms. sleeping porch, breakfnst
room, baths. HOT water heat, hardwood
floors; plot ivoNlvo; Earass' snaes' SUI un
cial price. SEE THIS TO-DAY.
r. FRANKLIN HULL.
II Orawaupum ST., White Plains, Tel. -ooo-l-
office open Sunday and Labor pay.
WONDERFUL bargain. brick dwelling con-
tanning Is rooms. baths, extra toilet.
lavatory.. &C. ; car garage; @ ooiiara room ,son
1855 feet, overlooking Hudson and Palisades.
Apply c. A. CARROLL. Al East I'D st.
Muir. Hill 3371
WHITE PLAINs.-Large selection Of proper
ties, Sc, 900 up. II you want a home see
c. w. GOSS. 81 Barker av. Phone sll1N.
Individual attention.
room house. artistic grounds. 100 n.
frontage: garage: worth $50 200. no
reasonable offer refused. Box 1888. Tucka-
hoe.
$f4, 600 buys family. excellent conditioni
splendid neighborhood; 81 minutes mouse 70
42d st. Harlem Division: slate roof. steam'
electricity. sewer. inclosed screened porsn'
large open porch. one floor rented soo
month: make offer. % Fairview av.. lucka-
hoe. TEL Tuckahoe 3I12 NJ.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

AN ARTISTIC LITTLE year round home of
s roons and bath. attractive Colonial de-
siNn. hlTh in Jersey liNis. within easy COM
niuslng distance ~ Manhattan, near an old
famhleueA town. rAn be purchased and occu-
pMncy secured fer $500. balance Of $1,000 on
rAay terra na0FtgRgcs Ideal for young couple
or asraN family. Fine residential section.
Wiih an conVenlences for comfort able. eco-
aaualcni living Grounds i0oxi5o e.. bsauu-
fu4lx shaded hy eaks and silver birches. Dee
llNered ready 10 move into; nothlns extra 70
BUY. monthly payments less than rent Tor a
small city apartment. Details from the
owner, rost offlce Box ii07. City Hall Sta
tisn, New Nork city.
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virginia-Sale or Lei
xIscellaneous-sale or Let.

HOMEsEEKERS-Send for virginia Farm
list: best climate. Tept II. Emporia. Va
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
A RARGATN

large living room. brick open fireplace.
dingng room. buffers pantry and kitcnsh.
three bedrooms and tiled bath. parQuet floors
both floors natural hardwood trim. on sec
ond floor white enamel trim with mahogany
rlecfrici,v. Beautifully decorated beautiful
New, one block from school. ten minutes TO
depot only $500. 81 800 cash. balance on
mortgage. FREp'k &. OGDEN. 20 PARK
a. Rniherfnrd n. ]. Tel. 800.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

AVON. n. J.
Handsome SIS, 600 thoroughly modern year
around home for sale at great bargain.
OFFER WANTED.
Corner property ON terrace = rooms. tied
bath. all improvements fine heating plant /:
partly furnished: must be seen 70 be appre-
oiated. Phone .013-w Asbury Park. or call
on Owner. a05 Lincoln ave Avon
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
BELL y I'IERsoN. Real Estate.
"a Atlantic ct ~ Stamford. Phone ISIS.
GRIEIENMAGT. CONN.

HOMEsEEKERs' OPPORTUNITY.
Owner LEAVING town viii sacrifice I. and
n room houses. for sale, to rent 81 Cedar
Manor Greenwich, Conn: hot water. heat.
one ard two baths; plots 50xl50; three min
utcs from railroad station and ~ minutes
from New York liberal terms. TIMOTHY
I.ouGIILIN 90 Lewis ST.. Greenwich, Conn,
or Telephone Gia Greenwich.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above Iath st. to 59th 81. (Inclusive).
STORE and basement. together or separately.
l3i w. cath st., 2Jxi06, cheap. Immediate
possession. SHARIM. ITO Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
ATTRACTIVE ENGLEwooD HOME.

Eight large, beautiful rooms and bath;
every modern Improvement; car garage,
plot 5oHis5: restricted residential section'
near schools. churches and stores; must De
sacrificed at once: owner leaving state.
price $40, 800, easy terms. w. r.. kElthl-
GAN, Broad nv. and Central Boulevard. fali-
sades Park. Phone Leonia 9s4.
ATTENTION.-Builder win sell his own
built 10 order white stucco house. slate
roof, nine rooms, ali tiled bath. white enam-
cled kitchen. pantry. every modern conven-
ience, instantaneous hot water heater, plenty
coal and wood full size screens and shades.
double floors. hardwood trim throughout.
large plot: double garage: Rutherford's best
location; price only $500. terms arranged
I.nx 4 66a Herald.
Evening star., 1922-04-21

in the gasoline reserveI before the
seasonal decline in stocks begins.
Gasoline production during February
was 46.9o0,000 gallons less than for
January. February production
amounting TO 9s,223,14S gallons, but
was 100000 gallons more than for
February a year ago.