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Manhattan--East Side

R1eT sT.--i41 ~. :.
VIM a. white Sons. 20 Cedar 81.
ROTH sT.-io3 Il.
A. f. Smith. premises
e6TH gT.--163 r. Vi 800.
McGrath. 30s w. 1ist 81.
BsTI sT.-163 r. $500.
Apply premises.
xbTH ST.-s II. 81 300. :.
Harris. vought a Co., L. 46th 81.
x7'rH sT.-3 z. 81. 800.
! harris. vought 4 Co. Il. 46th 81.
xgTH ST. II. si,s0O. ..x q,
.IIH H,Tr.f s4 4ssss vSagst 4. ST. 81 400 = SON .
Harris, vought g. Co. y. 4eth ".
xpTH gT.--i4e u. Bath.
peaae q Gilman, $40 Madison Ave.
EfgT sT--34 r.. 81 500.
French 4 French, Inc. 2se Madison Ave
B4TH 6T.--5-1. q.
VIM. A. white a Sons. 10 CEDAR o.
64TH ST.-i5 r.
Apply premises.
EbTH ~. .--s4 II. $1,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman 3 Co..15 E.4sth 81
bsTH ST los r. VI 300.
Harris. vought G CO., Q y. 46th 81.
hTTu gT.--fp E.-S2 600.
tInberth A Huberth, Columbus Circle
ROTH eT.--i6 r. tThe WithlnEtonD.
r. +. barry Co. $40 Madison ave.
RoTH ST .--i45-147 ~ Sl,oVO w. ..
nlT1t ST 10 10. $1,000 to 50 900. :.
I,ouelas l.. rTiiman 4 CoH1n u 4sth 81
Gu5TI Sr Ia v. 81 800 70 $1,000
srr,s, youxht Co., 9 II. soth 81.
10TH sT-225 r..
ssAn, sT 81 .9se 2s5'E" Z. 5000.
Harris. vought a Co. =. f0th 81.
Spa sp,sss 4 Eiliman. $40 Madison Ave.
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FIVE ROOMS
Bronx

CRESTON AyE.-2546. T
II. Won Lubrent. premises.
GRAND AvE.-239T. s7e-$s6.
Apply premises,
GRAND CONcOURSE and 17ist st.
Tel. Bingham 1l2S.
HARRISON AvE.-2112-212c.
Newmark, Jacobs & Newnnark. 1oi2
st. Nicholas Ave.
MERRIAM AvE.--14os. ss0-s1oo.
Apply premises.
WEBB AvE.--2432. Reasonable.
Murray fIili-Alexander Corp. Agents.
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Brooklyn

46TH sT.-61o. S15.
Apply premises. ~
lTTH AvE.--T30i. $55.
Tel. Plaza 5000 or apply premises.
HENRY ST.-145 columbia Heights).
New elevator. Apply on premises.
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SEVEN ROOMS
Manhattan-East Side

s4TH sT.-35 e.
Pease Gilman. sac Madison Ave.
e5rH ST.-106 e.
George Neiman. oz2 9th Ave-
eSTH SIT e.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave,
nth AyE.-l140. $500.
French & French. Inc. zoe Mad. Ave.
PARK AVE.--270-
Douglas L. Gilman a Co.. 16 II. 18th ST.
PARK AVE.-290.
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co.. 10 Il. 49th 81.
PARK AvE.-363.
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co., is ". 49th 81.
PARK AvE.-570.
Rlng & Bing Corp, 119-w. 40th 81.
PARK AvE.-s4o. $1,000 to sa.4o0.
Apply on premises.
PARK AvE.--9sl. 2 baths.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
PARK AvE.-104e
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
PARK AvE,-1075.
Bronx
GRAND coNCoURsE and 171st St.
Tel Bingham 1928.
Brooklyn
CLINTON ET.--391.
Supt. premises.
Westchester
yoNKERs. N. Y.-274 Hawthorne Ave.
Z. Triedle on premises.
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Westchester

PHILrPsE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.
Robert e. Farley, 342 Madison Ave.
PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.
# Robert Z. Farley, $40 Madison Ave.
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Bronx

GRAND coNcoURsE and 17lst st.
Tel. Bingham 1928.
WEBB AvE.--a432. Reasonable.
Murray Hill-Alexander Corp. AGENTS
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Manhattan--East Side

CAD ST.-1i +. 10 4 baths.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
T2D ST.-125 Z.
Julius Tishman. $50 Madison Ave.
PARK AvE.-21o.
Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co, Is Z. 10th S,
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NINE ROOMS
Manhattan-East Side

Park AVE.--270.
D Douglas 1; Gilman a Co.. is e. 10th st,
rAfh AVE.-290. 81 600.
Douglas l.. EllirnanS & CO 1s n. Sath 9,
PARK AvE.-5Io. -
Ping Bing Corp. 119 w. 4oth st.
rAnk AvE.--s29. Duplex.
o ~, y. berwin. 103 Park Ave.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madiso, A.
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Manhattan--East Side

10TH sT.-1o5 i. $4,000.
". A. Berwin Co., 103 Park AVG.
BOTH ST,-35 Z. Reasonable.
sharp 4 Co., 24se Broadway.
b6TH ST.--144 E.. $4,000.
Lodd q Muhre, e>E. 46th st.
6sTH ST.-11 +. to baths.
Pease Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
julius Tishman & Sons. ESQ Madison
77TH sT.-2e E. 5000
N. A. Berwin Co., 1o3 Park Ave-
SAITH ST.--35 e.
MADISON AvE.-640.
Apply premises. .o-o
Supt. premises.
PARK AvE.-270.
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co., 10 y. 4sth St'
PARK AvE.-2e0. :.
Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co, Is 7. 4eth st.
PARK AVE ..4T1. $1,000 to $4,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. 10 =. i9th ST.
PARK AVE l-9sl. $1,000. q
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison ave.
PARK AVE.--1075.
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Phil!pso Manor on the Hudson. siou:
Robert Il. Farley. S42 Madison Ave-
PhiIipse Manor on the Hudson. S2oV.
Il Robert Il. Farley. 342 Madison ave
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New Jersey

JERSEY CITY-2o7 Duncan Ave. 3 rs.
Miss p. Helm. on premises.
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Bronx
Westchester

GRAND coNcoURsE and 17ist St.
Tel. Bingham ll2S.
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Queens

JAMAIcA-Garden. Apartments.
Wohi Bros. Aslop st. at Willett st
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FOUR ROOMS
Manhattan--West Side


| Phone Wadsworth 600.
l6oD ST --o59-669 w.
Norman Denzer, ss0T Broadway.
l62D ST.-67i-6sl w,
Norman Denzer. Sso7 Broadway.
i63D ST.-6lo W.
Paterno Bros. sol W. 1i5th St.
le3D STILL W. $50.
Apply premises.
l6SD ST.--652-e62 w.
Norman Denzer, Ss07 Broadway.
iG3D ST.-664 -674 w
Norman Denzer, 3So1 Broadway.
10th sT.-Teo w.
Kohler. Inc, l42s ST. Nicholas Ave.
18TH ST T-s<3 w. s55.
Kohler, Inc. l42s St. Nicholas Ave.
ls0TH ST.--5i0 w. S75-$s5.
Apply premises.
| is0TH ST.-9il w. s64.
| Kohler. Inc. 1928 st. Nicholas Ave.
| is0TH ST. .--se0 w.
Apply premises.
isoTH sT.-7ie w.
Kohler. Inc, l42s ST. Nicholas Ave.
| isoTH ST.-so4 w.
Kohler. Inc. 1928 ST. Nicholas Ave.
| 1s0TH ST.--s45 W. $50.
w. Westendcrp, premises.
! 1857 ST.--s60 W.
Phone Billings 07s0.
| 1857 ST. .-s6T w.
Kernpe & Co, 251 W. s6th 81.
1857 ST. & Riverside DR.. tnerth cor.)
! Kempe & Co., 251 W. S6th 81.
is6TH sT.--5o7 w.
Kohler. Inc. 1928 ST. Nicholas Ave.
Bins & Bing corp. iis w. 4oth ST.
AUDUBON AyE.-2i4. s7o-ss0.
A. L. Shaw, 1882 Broadway.
BRoADwAY-273l ss5.
p. II. zagat. 167 w. list st.
BROADWAY-S569.
Newmark. Jacobs Newmark. 1912
St. Nicholas Ave.
BROADWAY al s5th st. (The Towers).
Agent on premises
BROADWAY at 92d St.-(The Clayton).
Apply premises.
BROADWAY and 93d st.
Apply premises.
BROADWAY & esTH ST. New building.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. p e. 4oth ST.
BRoADwAY-35o5 (cor 143d St.). 500.
G. Schwegler. 35o7 Broadway.
BROADWAY. corner Academy St.
Apply premises.
CATHEDRAL PARKwAY-610.
Apply premises. Academy 2l23.
FIT. WASHINGTON AvE.--91. ss0-sloo.
Apply premises.
TT. WASHINGTON AvE.--soo. sso-s125.
Apply premises.
FORT WASHINGTON AvE.-1s4TH ST.
Norman Denzer. 1907 Broadway.
HAVEN AvE.-2e6. $50.
Kohler, Inc. 1928 st. Nicholas Ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-67. 5000.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE pRIyE-127.
A. V. Amy Co. 16o w. 72d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-325.
Paterno Bros. 601 w. 115th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-375.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. 81 Z. 4Oth 81.
RIVERSIDE DRlvE-4oo.
Sharp & Co.. 24s0 Broadway.
| RIVERSIDE DRIyE-575. $3.50.
| Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE--e4o-644.
Newmark. Jacobs & Newmark. lo42
St. Nicholas Ave.
| RIVERSIDE DRIvE-655. 81 .500-Si 500.
slawson q Hobbs. 1862 w. 72d st.
| RIVERSIDE DRIVE--690. Bath.
Apply premises. Audubon ais.
| RIVERSIDE DRIvE-70o-71o.
| Palermo Bros. col w. 1l5th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-sl2.
Norman Denzer. 3soT Broadway.
UNIVERSITY AvE.-2ooI. s72-s75.
Apply premises. t'sf
vERMILYEA AVE. E.--123.
Kohler. Inc, 1928 st. Nicholas Ave.
wADswoRTH AvE.-i2D.
| Kohler. Inc. 142s st. Nicholas Ave.
WASHINGTON SQUIRRELS.
| Rhinelander Real Estate. 81 Nassau St.
| wAyERLEY PLACE-122. $1,000.
| H. Marchbanks, premises. 4
| wAvERLEy PLACE-123. $4,000. ,
| Apply premises
| WEST END AvE.-5s3. 500.
w. Crompton, premises.
| WEST END AvE.-6s0.
| Mark Rafalsky & Co. 81 u. 40th It.
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18TH sT.-s34. $50.
Mrs A. Cohen. premises
BEVERLY RoAD-2105. $40.
NJ. Samuels. 2l05 Beverly Rd.. Bklyr.
DEAN sT.-44s. $50.
III. Bennett 6 Sons. premises
HENRY ST.--145 columbia Heights).
New elevator. Apply on premises.
JEFFERSON AvE.-74s- s65.
j. Kelly. premises.
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Queens

YONKERS-Yonkcrs Realty Co.. $50
SO. Broadway. Phone fonkers $500.
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TWO ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

18TH ST.--Tl-T7 W.
Banner-Mitler Co.. sos Fifth Ave.
18TH ST.-T1-T7 w.
j. irving Walsh, 10 w. 1ith st.
18TH sT.-2s w. $50.
Miss Longsberry. IS W. -6th 81.
x4rH Sta w.
Apply premises.
9TH ST.-16-24 w. 81 200.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison Ave.
BID ST.-67 w. Bath. .4
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave
SD STD w. 500.
Il Folsom Bros. Inc. a7 e. ssSth.
Bath sT.-is w.
VIM. a. White q Sons. 46 Cedar st.
BATH ST.--l9 w.
VIM. A. White & Sons, 46 Cedar St.
18TH ST.--3o3 w.
Bing & Bing Corp. lib W. 4otn st'
bTTH sT.-l30 W. 81, 800 TO 81 500.
Douglas L. Gilman g. Co.,15 E.ieth ST.
9TH ST.-2o5 w. si.soo.
Walter j. Salmon. II w. 4.d 81.
b7TH sT.--sol W.
p. n. zagat. is7 W list st.
DsTH ST.-2i W. 5000:
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
bsTH sT.-5a W. s2.4oo.
Douglas L. Gilman g. Co. ..i5 E.4sth 81.
bsTH sT.-1i7 w. CHotel seviliia).
Bins & Bing, 11o ". 4otn 81.
18TH ST.-24 w. $1,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
BOTH sT-S w. s2,soo.
Huberth & Huoerth. Columbus Circle
9th ST. w. $1,000.
= Apply premises .s. r
10TH sT.-1o4 w. $500 up.
Apply premises.
list ST.--167 W. S75.
Paul II. Zagar. 161 w. iist OF.
72D sT.-i2s-1Je w.
A. v. Amy & Co., l60 w. I2d St:
72p sT.. 2ss w. Reasonable.
Sharp 6 Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
s3D sT.-i57 w. Si.o0o-Sl 200.
Houghton Co. 1872 w. 72d 81.
r4rrt ST WEST END AVE.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. Il u. 4oth 81.
7bTr sT.-Near Broadway. sl3s.
Il Apt. Renting CO.. lIs w. TIA st.
s5TH sT-sl4 w. $500.
Slawson Hobbs. 16a w. ia 81.
BOTH ST.-ioo W.
Apply premises.
s1sT ST.-w. (Tfotel Beresforf,.
Bing & Bing. I'D W. 4oth 81.
s7TH ST.--i6o W. 49, ..
woci. Doison Co.. B'way soth 81
ssTH sT.--6a w si.1oo-$l 400.
Horghton Co.. 1872 w. i2d
p3p sT.-i75 w. 1920.
Houghion Co., 132 W. ia et.
iosTH sT.-3os w. $1,000.
Wood. Dolson. CO., B'way sotn St'
10TH sT.-424 w. 1900.
Apply premises.
10th sT.-435 w. Laureate HaiD-
SPOTS Starr. l4I5 Broadway
120TH sT.--434 w. 80. q.
Bing & Bing Corp. lle, W. 4On St.
i25TH ST.-555 w.
slawson & Hobbs, i62 w. I2d 81.
l5sp $3.50 w. s75-s95-
Al. l., Shaw, 4032 Broadway.
i6oD sT.-s59-ss9 w.
Norman Denzer. 3s07 Broadway.
I6eD ST.-6Ti-6sl W..
Norman Denzer. 3soI Broadway.
ieSD Sor,Sao sa,-9Sa, ponseT. M sso7 Broadway.
I6sD ST.-s54-6Tf w.
Norman Denzer. 3S0I broadway.
BROADWAY, 20c5. 81 500.
Walter j Salmon. IL W. 42d ST.
BROADWAY at S5th 81. tFhe Iower0
Agent on premises.
BROADWAY and 93d 81.
CFF RAJ PARK wEsT-3oo.
81 q Bing Corp;, lig W; "a, 4oth saoS o.
CENTRAL PARK o WEsIasy,, Isn.ds.v s'Oo
cENTRAL PARK WEST and eist 81.
Sharr Co.. atse Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-l2I.
A. v. Amy & Co, 100 w. 70 st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-5I5. $40.
Apply premises.
C1EHANN PLACES. =.
wAVERI.FY T.iis PLAtE-i2s. $1,000.
Apply premises.
WEST END AvE.-305. :.
Mark Rafalsky & CO.. n 10. SUN ~
WEST END AVE. N. w. cor. I4th 81
NJ Rafalsky & Co. 2f u. 10th 81.
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Westchester

CLINTON sT.--391.
Supt. premises.
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Brooklyn
4TH AvE.--597

4TH AVEs--5UI.
Mr.. D. Brill. premises.
BEVERLY ROAD-2105. SIS.
NJ. samuels. 2105 Beverly Rd.. Bklyn
F'LATBUSH AvE.-1s43. Reasonable.
J. Brenker, on premises.
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Manhattan--East Side

BOTH sT.--35 T.. Reasonable.
sharp a CO., 1883 Broadway'
6sTH Sill r.. ? 20 baths.
Pease q TIllman. $40 Madison Ave.
Iulius Tiahmnn. 2so Madison Ave.
s4TH gT.--3S r.. baths.
Pease q Eliimsn. $40 Madison Ave.
STu Avr.-g20. 3 baths.
peaso x Eulman. 340 Madison Ave.
MADISON AVE. .--f261.
Bing & Bing Corp. 1ie w. 4Oth S.
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Westchester

LARcHMoNT-5 minutes from station.
Ss0-S100-$125.
Apply Smith. IS Palmer Ave-. Larch-
mont. n. Y.
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Bronx

BAILEY AVE.,-2a2g. ss5.
~. ~. Niece, premises.
BAfNBRIDGE AVE. -30T0.
Apply premises.
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Brooklyn

PROSPECT PISS.
II Phone Sterling 1905.
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Westchester
Brooklyn

Phtlipse Manor on the Hudson. 500.
Robert Z. Farley, 342 Madison Ave.
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THREE ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

RIVERSIDE DRIvE-7o0-7I0.
Paterno Bros, 601 W. ll5th 81.
RIVERSIDE pRIyE-sl2.
Norman Denzer, 3S0T Broadway.
TIEMAN PLACES.
Bing 4 Bing Corp. 10 w. 4oth st.
wAyERLEY PL.--l2p. si,5o0-Si 500.
Apply premises.
WEST END AvE.-3o5.
Mark Rafalsky Co, 81 z. 40th ST.
WEST END AyE.--5T5. Doctors apt
Mark Rafalsky Co. 81 Z. 10th ST.
WEST END Av.. N. w. cor. 74th ST.
NJ. Rafalsky & Co.. 81 L. 4oth 81.
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NINE ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

list sT.--Near Broadway. 500.
n Ant. Renting Co, i76 w. I'D 81.
72p ST.-26o w. $4,000.
Earle a Calhoun. gi2 W. I2d 81.
s5TH $3.50 w: baths. ,o.o
Newmark, Jacobs Newmark. iVfz
ST. Nicholas Ave,
p2D ST.-321 w. . baths. 49,, -.
Wood, Dols9n Co., B'way. cor sutn ~. ~;
1oisT gr.-2i5 Wa baths, 81 -sS, 4oe
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way sOth ~.
ro2D $3.50 w. 3 baths, $500.
Wood. DOLE on Co.. Inc. Bway y soth o.
fosp ST.--324 w. S4,000-SFcOO.
Supt. premises.
BRoADWAY-s6t q s7th SITS.
Wood. Dolson Co. B'way s0th 81.
Bing & Blng Corp, 1io w. 10Th 81.
RIVERSIDE DRivE-l3i. baths.
Wood, poison Co.. Inc. B'way q s0th g.
RIVERSIDE DR.-f55. 3 baths, $1,000.
Wood. Dolson Co.: Inc. Bway SUN ss 1sn %
RIVERSIDE DR.-202. paths. Sz'ioV.
Chas. Galewski. 800 5th Ave.
RIVERSIDE DRrvE--44s.
Elawson & Hobbs 1B2 w. T3d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-issth-157th SITS.
Sharp & Co.. 24s9 broadway.
ST. NICHOLAS AyE.-sfo. si6o.
Kohlcr. Inc '42s sc. Nicholas Ave.
| WEgT END AVE.--325.
Mhk Rafalsky 4 Co. q T.. 4oth 81.
WEST END AvE.--334.
Mark Rafalsky a CO.. 81 y. 4oth st.
WEST END AvEN875. 3 baths.
A. Greenbaum, 340 Madison Ave.
WEST END AvE.-40f. 9 baths. $3.50
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way AQth ".
WEST END AvE.--4p5. baths. =.
= Wood, Dolson Co.. Bway; cor son st'
II Apt, Renting Co., t7e W. I'D St.
Mark Rafaislsy q Co, 2i u. 10th 81.
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THIRTEEN ROOMS
FOURTEEN ROOMS
Manhattan-East Side.

72D sT.--west End Ave. $500
Apt. Renting Co. 116 w. I'D 81.
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Bronx

i55TH ST.--SS5 e.
Apply premises.
19STH ST.--340 2.
Apply premises.
BRYANT AvE.--1474. $7b.
Mr.. S. Roseafeld, 100 Prince St.
DAVIDSON AvE.-2o50. s12o.
Apply premises.
GRAND AvE.-2Ss7. SEQ.
Apply premises.
GRAND coNCoURsE ana hist St
Tel. Bingham 1928.
HILL AVE.--3204. $50.
Apply premises.
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SIX ROOMS
Manhattan-East Side.

AvA0AAkA 0NbaxkI66I AyI0Cs
sgd ST.-l29 z.
Bhg & Bins Corp. 11s W. 4oth Ct.
SAITH ST-35 p.
Pease & Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
SAITH ST.-1o3 Z. baths.
George Neiman. 522 5th Ave.
esTH SIT e.
Pease 4 Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
OATH ST.--5s e. S135.
Duff Conger. Mad. Ave. . eoth 81
95TH ST.--l9 Z. $50.
Duff a Conger. Madison Ave. & seth et
5TH AvE.-t140. 2-3 baths. rY
French q French. Inc, 290 Mad. Ave
LEXINGTON AvE.-isle.
Rhinelander Real Estate, 81 Nassau ST.
MADISON AvE.-64o. $1,000.
Apply premises.
PARK AvE.--270. $4,000.
Wood. Dolson Co.. B'way q s0th st
PARK AvE.--290.
Douglas L. Elliman a Co.. IS z. 49th st
PARK AVE.-9sl. $500.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison Ave.
PARK AvE.--1o75.
Pease q Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
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Bronx

DAVIDSON Avr.--o5o. t75-ss5.
Apply promises.
GRAND AVE.--2397. S62-S70.
Apply premises.
GRAND 'CoNCoURSE and 171st 81.
Tel. Bingham 1f2S.
HARRISON AVE.-2112-2f20.
Newmark. jacobs & Newmark. fo42
ST. Nicholas Ave.
MERRIAM AvE.--1406. ST6-S6O.
Apply premises.
SHERMAN AVE.--1f6f-f1Sf.
Lebos Realty Corp. 1851 Sherman Ave.
WEBB ANE,-2s32. Reasonable.
Murray Hill-Alexander Corp. Agents.
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6sTH Still r. $4,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
PARK AvE.-2I0.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co, IS Z. 4sth 81.
PARK AVE.-s40. $4,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. Is L. 10th ST.
PARK AVE.--029. baths.
N. A. Berwin. i03 Park Ave.
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JAMAIcA--Garden Apartments.
Wohl Bros, Aslop ST.. at Willett st.
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EIGHT ROOMS

yoNKERS. N. Y.-274 Hawthorne Ave,
E. Triedle on premises.
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TWELVE ROOMS

Manhattan-West Side
WEST END AyE.--300.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. 81 f. 10th 81.
Manhattan--East Side.
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Brooklyn
Westchester

HENRY ST.--i45 columbia Heights).
New elevator. Apply on premises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
POINCARE DENOUNCES
GERMAN PROPAGANDA
French Pcmier Firm In Resolve to
Collect Wnr Repara-
TBy Associated Press. !

STRASBOURG. ALSACE LOR-
RAINE. May 2l-The keynote OF
Premier Poincare's first public
speech since the close of the Genoa
conference was distrust of Germany
and the resolve OF France to obtain
war reparations. The occasion was
the Congress of the French National
Veterans Association today. nt which
representatives of tho American,
British and other Veterans assoca-
tions were present.
NJ. Poincare, mindful OF the city in
which he was speaking. seized the
opportunity to dcnounce what he
termed the insidiouE plotting OF
Fan German propaganda at home and
abroad. notably In America. 10 sep
arate Alsace Lorraine from France"
Presiding over the banquet of the
association. NJ. Poincare, declared
that the peace which had come from
the victory they won must neither ba
disturbed, compromised nor turned
little by little against the victors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
POLICE FOIL PLOT
TO BURN SHOE SHOP
Abe Atteli Is QniEzed Regarding an
Attempt to Burn His
Try Associated Press.I

NEW YORK. May 2i.-Awakened
by detectives from late Sunday
morning slumber in his fashionable
Fifty-fourth Street apartment. Abe
Atteli. former fcatherweight boxing
champion OF the world. was taken
to n police station and questioned
regarding an attempt to hurn his
Broadway shoe shop. Ming Toy
Bootery.
After watchman had found a
steel protection door leading to Abes
bootcry unlocked policemen discov
cred gasoline soaked rags and news
papers stuffed in shoe boxes and
shelves and corners. The carpets had
been saturated with gasoline. a
lighted match dropped in the place
would have caused blaze. fircmen
said. that Immediately would have
spread to other establishments. in
Guiding one of the citys largest pub
lie dance halls and n popular2tlub.
Attcll was astonished when routed
from his slumbers and astoundcd
when he had been told OF the at
tempt to burn his store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
KILLED AS HE SITS
NEAR WIFE AT PICNIC
tBy United Ncws.I

AURORA. ILL. May 2I.-Eugene
Hummer, was shot and killed and
ms wire. Bessie. was slightly wound
ed by shots from ambush as they
sat on bench on the river bank Mt
Fox River Park late Sunday Edith
hummer their ll-year-old daughter
told the police that n family picnic
was In progress. and the three had
seated themselves on bench at
point where the river Is about 100
yards wide. Suddenly shots rang out
from among the trees on the opposi,.
bank and Mrs Hummer gave cry
Of pain. Hummer leaped up to as
sis, her. but there was another shot
and he fell dy:ns.
Sheriffs and police have found no
clue to the murderer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
lAGF1CENT PAGEANT OF VIRGINIA HISTORY BEGINS TODAY
zoe DIE IN STEAMSHIP CRASH TWO AMERICAN WOMEN MLSSH
IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THOSE HERE TO SEE
VIRCINIA'S GREAT HISTORICAL PAGEANT


andI.
Gates NJ a
NJ.
p. VI.
Coronation
INN
Period
Street
watch
This visiting
and daughters will be rendered
Murphys
dinner will
&c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Indiana Senator Speaks for
Administration in State
Convention.
TO PASS BONUS BILL
Will Tell Hoosiers of Accom-.
plishments of RepubIi-
can Congress.
IBy United News.l

WASHINGTON, Nav 2l.-senator
Watson, OF Indiana, will assure Re-
publicans a; their State convention
In Indiana Wednesday that the SOL
dier bonus bill will be passed by the
senate In some form during the pres.
cnt session.
HIS pronounccment will carry un-
usual weight. because Watson has
discussed the subject in detail with
president Harding during recent
days In addition. his speech-;bc
Keynote" for the conventton--is re-
Garded as statement OF administra
'ion ana party policies for the ma
uonai elections in November.
watson and the President. and IN.
FINANCE Committee itself. have no,
yet agreed on what form the bonus
r'i' VIII take one thing is certain.
'hcre VIII be no additional taxes. And
watson is expected to tell his fc1Iow-
Hoosiers that finally the bonus win
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Output of Automobiles
Is Highest in Months
lBy United .News.I

WASHINGTON. May 21.-Fur-
ther evidences OF the revived pros
perity seen by the White House
are reported by the Department of
Commerce in the April production
record for automobiles and trucks.
The total April production Of
passenger cars amounted to 1856
Big. or an increase Of nearly 30
per cent over the March produc-
ton OF the identical firms. the
department has announced. The
April truck production totaled
21.oi4 machines, compared with
1o'fio machines from the same
firms in March.
These records, II was said. are
the highest in the last ten months.
and in tho cases OF both trucks
and passenger cars. the gains have
been larger and consistent for
four months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Professor, Marooned,
Proves Theory Correct
TBy United Newsl

SYRACUSE. y. Y. May IL
Professor l.. VI. Pennington. of the
state College of Forestry. al
ways told his students that
wherever man goes. he can find
enough food TO keep within him
tho warmth Of life. bolstering up
his theory with textbook of his
own. entitled The Nutritious
Value of Plants"
Recently he was called upon to
prove his theory. lie did. For
nearly three days ne lived-un-
willingly marooncd-on a small
island in Lake Champlain. sub
sisting on Eastwood buds and
Eulis' eggs. And ne said he could
have lived there indefinitely. II
rescue party had not come to
his timely aid
Now the professor is back at
his desk at Syracuse University.
treating his Robinson Crusoc ad-
venture as mild joke on him
self. but proudly rcitera.ing his
theories.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
TEN THOUSAND SIGHTSEERS
DESCEND ON PAGEANT CITY
All Lanes Sunday Lead to Mammoth Amphitheater on
Westbrook Property - Traffic Department Prepares
TO Handle Biggest Crowds in City's History.

Ten thousand curiosity seekers.
representing citizens who either
footed" it or reached the scene by
street ear transportation. and as
many automobiles containing pleas
ure-seekers and sightseers. are estI-
mated to have visited the Virginia
Historical Pageant amphitheater
yesterday. The weather was TYPICAL
iy true TO the season. and its mild
breczcs tempted many to seek the
attractions offered in a trip to the
country. where honeysuckles bloom
all along the roadways.
This crowd. 1t was remarked by
observers and traffic omcera, was
merely a fcrerunner OF what to ex-
pec'. With SO many other attrac-
tive places of rustic retreat open
10 tho public yesterday. including
Byrd Park. Lakeside and the Coun-
try CiuE. not to mention the beauti-
full driveways in all directions out
from the city. the fact that more
than 10000 sightseers ventured out
to tho pageant park augurs well
for future developments.
Ready TO Handle Crowds.
Traffic officers have planned well
TO handle the crowds. The roadways
have been marked plainly, and park
ing places have been designated at
convenient points. Bryan Park N!ll
be thrown open free. as Will an ad-
joining lot. while several property
owners in the vicinity have arranged
TO charge n small fee for parking.
These details VIII. TO large ex-
tent. relieve congestion at and near
the entrances.
Expert ticket handlers have teen
engaged. so that no trouble need be
anticipated. either by groups. single
parties. men. women or children. No
confusion need be expected. for the
trained corps of attaches, local peo-
pie all. will he sufficiently efficient
TO handle. courteously and carefully,