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The Dolores star., 1922-02-17
Humility.

at would appear" observes Il South
ern minister, that humility, as Il vir
tue, is in some quarters at least, fast
disappearing. Our fathers used to
preach humility to us-respect for
our superiors, contentment with our
humble station and so forth. He who
is down need fear no fall said one of
the od-timers to a darky in his en-
ploy.
Jest so. suh,' answered the darkey.
but he's shore to get sot on and
walked over .'"-NIilwaukee Sentinel.
The Dolores star., 1922-02-17

South Norwalk, Gonna receiver
snip for the LOcomobile Company OF
bridgeport was applied for in papers
lIed here. This action was taken, 1t
was stated, rs Il step toward rcorgan-
Hation of the company. The company
ana various credit interests We're rep
resented by counsel, who stated that
the proceedings were by agreement.
II Is represented in the application
mat the interests of banks and mer-
chAndise creditors, as well rs stock
holders, can be best served through n
reorganization through Il receivership."
The Dolores star., 1922-02-17

7 1oH 10 hHOW appie tietS Ds theii
leaves, and not alone by their
fruit. bids fair to become part
of the business of the successful or
Chardist as result Of seven years re-
search by the experimental station of
the Massachusetts Agricultural college
at Amherst. Systematic study of the
leaf characters of young apple trees
conducted by DR.. J. X. Shaw, expert
pOmologist, has enabled him to an
nounce Il new method of identifying
nursery stock that promises to remove
one of the mcst serious risks of fruit
growing.
For no one who has not purchased
and set out block of trees labeled
Mcintosh only to find eight years
later that the supposed Mcintosh trees
were all Wolf river, variety almost
worthless in New England, can appre-
The Dolores star., 1922-02-17
Conservative Man,

Conservative Man.
OF course in some respects man is
more conservative than woman. All
the same he doesn't save his silkiest
socks to wear on windy days.-Gal-
weston News.
The Dolores star., 1922-02-17
A FRIEND IN need
A FRIEND INDEED
Write. Mrs. Hardee Regarding
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Los Angeles, Calif.-'I must tell you
that am true friend to Lydia E. Pink
The Dolores star., 1922-02-17

E';;;;;i;;i'i;iiiiiiiilham Vegetable
IIIIIIIIlllHlllIIIIIIIII Compound. l have
iii taken it off and on
for twenty years and
lit has helped me
A - &j1I change from a deli
llIcate girl to a stout
Nil 1.-The althy woman
l|ITE When l was married
llllkN iii was sick all the
time until I took
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
lpound. was in bed
much of my time with pains and had to
have the doctor every month. One day
l found little book in my yard in
Guthrie, Oklahoma, and read it through
and got the medicine-Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound-and took
eight bottles and used the Sanative
Wash. at once began to get stronger.
l have got many women to take it Just
by telling them what it has done for me.
/ have a young sister whom it has
helped in the same way it helped me.
l want you to know that am friend
indeed, for you were friend in need. ."
Mrs. GEORGE HARDEE, 1043 Byram
St., Los Angeles, California
Let Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound be friend indeed to you.
The Dolores star., 1922-02-17
Where Your Taxes Go
How Uncle Sam Spends Your Money
in Conducting Your Business
By EDWARD G.LOWR1

Author
Authority
The Dolores star., 1922-02-17
:azA AaxzeussMsef
Locomobile Co. Asks Receivership.

mas helped thousands Let us help you.
write for Catalog. Denver
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
News of the Real Estate World
WILL BUILD ANNEX TO
GRAND CENTRAL PALACE

The general contract for the erection
OF the new twenty story office building
and annex to the Grand Central Palace
has been awarded by the Merchants &
Manufacturers Exchange, Robert Cats
president. to T. c. Desmond & Co.,
Inc. The new structure will cost
/ 50, ,00o, 900 and will cover the block front
on the east side of Park avenue be-
tween Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh
streets. 1t will be known as the Park
Avenue Annex. Leases are now being
made from May /, 1928. Warren &
Wetmore are the architects.
The new building will correspond In
architectural character to other import
ant buildings in this Park avenue sec
ton recently erected from the designs
Of Warren & Wetmore, and 1T Is ex-
pected that the annex will mark
notable advance in high grade office
building construction. including all mod
ern features in buildings OF this char
acter.
The financing OF the structure was
recently arranged by a sale of mortgage
bonds to the public through syndicate
headed by William Henry Barnum &
Co. and including Tucker Anthony d
Co. and Otis & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
STATE LOAN ASS'NS TO
MEET AT SARANAC LAKE

The thirty-fifth annual convention OF
the New York state League of Savings
and Loan Associations will be held at
Saranac Lake. N. Y. on Thursday ana
Friday, June 10 and 16, The Adiron-
dacks will be arrayed In their summer
beauty at that time. and the local asso-
Citations are doing everything possible
to make the convention pleasant eX-
perience to the delegates.
George v. Mclaughlin, Superinten-
dent of Banks. will address the conven-
ton. Senator Charles c. Lockwood.
chairman of the Senate housing investi-
CATION committee, has been asked to
attend and to address the delegates
James Mckay. ex-president of the
United States league and president OF
a si5,000.O OO0 association az Youngstown
Ohio, will be one of the speakers. Other
addresses will be made as follows:
Cooperating with Local Civic Organi-
cations and Its Great Value in Exten-
sior Work" by III. Judd Ward. Troy.
Operating Associations in Industrial
Plants" by H. D. Haight. manager In
dustrial Relations Bureau. Eastman
Kodak Company. Rochester.
Getting Help for Association Expan-
sion," by Seward Hakes. Iion.
Persistent Advertising a Great Stim-
ulant to the Growth of an Association"
by Horatio j. Sharrett. Port Richmond
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Chr. volzing G. Son, Inc. leased the
fourth story loft building at 162 East
Fifty third street to Joseph Lehman for
a term of years and have been appointed
agents.
J. Arthur Fischer leased part of loft
in West -Thirty-eighth street to r. G.
Acfield. and loft in 21 West Nineteenth
street to Baroda Pearl Company.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. Inc, leased
floor in Is East Forty-ninth street to
Arthur IT Hunter and Cary f. Simmons
for their steel business.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co., Inc, leased
the parlor floor. store in 26 East Fifty
fifth street to Virginia Fuller for a
Gressmaking and millinery establish
ment.
Sidney L. Warsawer leased for Snow
ber & Co., loft containing $500 square
feet in 165 Chambers street TO the Cham
bers Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
Company.
Haggstrom- Callen Company has leased
space in the Speedometer Building.
Broadway and Sixty-third street, to the
A. G. Sales Company. Inc
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
BROOKLYN MARKET.

Henry Pierson Co.. Inc, sold Ala
Sterling place. n three story dwelling.
for John w. Hahn. to client for occu-
pancy; and the three story dwelling at
622 Carlton avenue. for Lavinia Graves
to client for occupancy.
Bulkley G. Horton Co. sold S56 Han
cock street. three story double six-family
apartment, for w. A. Nickel.
Realty Associates sold to c. NJ. & J
Realty Co. Inc, a vacant plot 164x100.2 2
on the north side of 1hirty-second
street so feet east of Fourth avenue
South Brooklyn. The purchaser will
erect nine two-family houses containing
ten rooms and two baths each.
i. C. Sauter agency sold a plot on
west side of Essex street near Liberty
avenue for the estate OF Harrison II.
Moore also 377 Seventh street. a three
family house tc D'Amfco. and 253
Eighth street. a one family house for
Henry NJ. Hymes to Isidor Taub.
Douglas l.. Gilman x Co. leased ia
East Seventy-second street. a three
story and basement dwelling, 16.Sxi02. .
to Duncan A. Holmes. vice-pr'csdent OF
the Chase Securities Company.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
REALTY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Chr. volzlng & Son. Inc. represented
the estate of Mary +. Morgan in the re-
cent sale OF the property at 1897 First
avenue The same brokers have been
appointed the agents for 90 East Thirty
third street.
Robert Levers will move on June
from as Lenox avenue to his new office
In the Knickerbocker Building. Broad
way at Forty-second street.
George Howe was the broker In the
sale of the residence of Joseph Bush in
Fiedston. Riverdale on the Hudson, to
Charles +. Hughes. Jr.
Nanette G. Biddle IL the buyer OF 81
Riverside Drive and Marie Schmidt OF
500 West Twentieth street, both sold
recently.
Harry Brenners Is the buyer OF the
northwest corner of Tiebout avenue and
1Ssth street. sold recently
Douglas l.. Gilman g. Co. have sold
an apartment in is5 Park avenue TO Or.
Walter @. Lough.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

A. A. Decker has leased for Mrs.
Genevieve A. Stryker for twenty-one
years the three story house at t43 East
Forty-ninth street. 1S.9xf00. The tenant
will occupy for her own business. This
property is opposite the site for the new
hotel to be built at the southeast corner
of Forty-ninth street and Lexington
avenue.
]. Arthur Fischer rented furnished
apartment in 104 West Fortieth street
to John Jonas. associated with the Cafe
des Beaux Arts
Culver & Co. leased r large apartment,
consisting of a duplex and simplex
(joined), in 1870 East Sixty-seventh
street, to Mrs. Grace Williams of Paris.
France.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased a
large apartment of sixteen rooms and
six baths in 270 Park avenue TO Peter
Cooper Bryce; also an apartment of
seventeen rooms and five baths In 420
Park avenue. northwest corner of Fifty
fifth street. to Richard ID. Brixey also
an apartment In so East Fifty-eighth
street TO NJ. Travlors. and In l10 West
Fifty-ffth street TO G. w. Spaid.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
QUEENS ASKS FOR
NEW TRANSIT LINES
Business Men Outline Addi
tional Facilities for Growth
of the Borough.

Robert w. Higbie, chairman of the
Chamber of Commerce. at a hearing be-
fore the Transit Commission last We'd
nesday on the question of new con-
struction of rapid transit lines pro.
posed for Queens Borough, outlined the
following additional facilities which
that organization believes Queens Is en-.
titled to Immediately:
Tho Immediate solution of the dual
operation OF the Astoria and Corona
extensions by the b. r. Il. trains of
the broadway -Fifty-ninth street SUBJ
way, as we'll as those of the INTERIOR
ough, which now operate over these ex-
tensions.
The construction and operation of the
extension of the Corona IL from it's
present terminus at Alburtis avenue,
Corona to Main street, Flushing, and
beyond.
The construction of crosstown rapid
transit line from the Bridge Plaza
Long Island City. joining with all of
the elevated lines In Brooklyn, and
eliminating the present necessity for
crossing and recrossing the East River.
The construction of an extension from
the present terminus of the Astoria
IL" at Ditmars avenue to the Steinway
and North Beach sections.
The construction and operation OF the
Liberty avenue ''L'' from its present
terminus, South Richmond Hill, to at
least Merrick road. Jamaica.
The construction and operation of an
extension of the Jamaica avenue IL to
Hollis and Queens village sections.
Through service of the Greensboro
subway to downtown Manhattan in con-
nectipn with the subway proposed under
Eighth avenue.
The construction of rapid transit
line from Long Island City through
Queens Boulevard to Jamaica. and also
one to the Woodhaven section.
The construction of a rapid transit
line connecting the Ridgewood and Long
Island City sections of Queens Borough.
The extension of rapid transit from
Manhattan and Brooklyn to the ten
miles of beaches along the Rockaway
peninsula. similar to that service which
Coney Island and Brighton Beach Ii.
Brooklyn now enjoy.
7:50-9i5 East 1s0sh ST.; William
Schulman .............,..-un Unknown
1864 Rutgers st. Pat Good
man Unknown
s S30-Bedford ST. and 7th av.: auto,
Ward Baking Company Unknown
S:50-33 West 114th ST.; rubbish. un-
known .................. Trifling
a:1o-1015 9Th av.: Charles Rauk.No damage
9;3o-167 East Broadway; Lipschitz
Drug Company. y........... Unknown
e:30-139S Prospect av.. The Bronx;
Tony Friola .......... Unknown
10:2o-7s Sd av.: Parker Novelty Com
pany ....--...-........... Unknown
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New Jersey-SaIe or Let.

A BUNGALOW, rooms and bath. plot
y0Nf00. also bungalow sites In the Cedars
OF Mountain View within committing dis
tance, fun, canoe'ng In summer. sport
in the winter, schools. churches and social
center; little cash required: terms to suit
MOUNTAIN VIEW REALTY CO., Noun
tain View y. J.
AT ELBERcN, n. j.
For rent sale. 1oi4 Elberon av.. two
blocks from ocean: fifteen room dwelling
three baths: garage with living quarters.
Apply local brokers owner. WILLIAM n
KlLPATRICK, 14o Broadway. New York
BUDD LAIlE-Thc most attractive cottage,
on corner. near the lake: rooms bath.
gas plot 150x1J0; large stone porch around
house; garage. cement walks; plenty of fruit /:
stone wall along front OF property with or
namental iron gates: fully furnished With
modern furniture and in first class shape
for sale at great sacrifice. +. NJ.
MCURDY, Gold Mine road. Budd Lake. ". j..
COTTAGE. G rooms. furnished garage: all
improvements; for the season TO desirable
family. rent 800. sol McCabe av., Bradley
Beach. n. j.
COTTAGE, Atlantic Highlands, ". j.. fur
nished, near beach and station: all Inn
provemcnts. BAILEY, Harlem 23sI. LAW.
YER SWEENEY. Atlantic Highlands.
HOTEL. Atlantic Highlands. y. J.--Fur-
provements. BAILEY. Harlem 2Sss Law
YER SWEENEY, Atlantic Highlands.
MOUNTAIN vIEw-s2.000 buys room
bungalow. lot 50x100. on mountainside. IN
the Ccdars. overlooking three streams, with
In committing distance: little cash needed; /;
few bungalow sites also available. WAND
LING, Mountain View. ~ ].
RTDCEWOOD-Modorn home, ideal location:
combination living room, breakfast, alcovc !.
4 bedrooms tile bath. hardwood floors. open
fireplace. hot water heat; large garage; sac
rifce terms. FRANK y. BEDELL. 90 w.
Broadway, New York. Phone Barclay, 1915.
RiDGEwOOD-Six room modern bungalow
barn; 1ss acres: variety fruit; $500 $3.50
cash; photographs. HOVER. 212 B'way.
y. Y.
100 ACRES, ROOMS. BATH. $1,000.
House good as new; barn; good farming
section on State road. 10 miles west OF Far
Hills or Somervlle, 2 from station heavy
out COOLEY. white House. N. J.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Observation-Disclosures

FOR SALE choice Park av. section: owner
going abroad for lengthy stay. VIII dispose
of modern story and basement with ex
tension residence at a sacrifice; steam heat
electric light. hardwood floor throughout,
large parlors, dining room. pantry, conscrva-
tory on first floor. master bedrooms, 2
maids rooms. 3 baths, storerooms and laun-
dry. &c. Tel. Barclay $3.50. Mr.. ANDERSON
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Fire Record

A. NJ. LOSS.
l55-713 westchester av.. The Bronx:
Max Levine. ne............... Unknown
3;Oo-2iGs Broadway; Joseph Her
pert ......-.......... Trifing
3:35-ai0 West 1lth St; John Red
mond .................. Unknown
S:45-336 Lenox av.; Ponerory Com
pany ..........-. Unknown
5;45-1o7th st. and East River: seow.
ID. >. C..................N No dana ge
6;So-154 Essex St. Jacob Mencher-
{ 1:05-533 9th st; Harry Elklns. -. Trifllng
ii 1o-2o31 sth av.; Edward May
Drook ..................... Unknown
IL M.-206 East 18th: lsador Chail. .Trifing
=. NJ.
i;oo-335 East nth St; shed. un.
Known IrlIllng
1:i5--60 West 1o7th st.; John
Bender .....................T .Trifinr
:15-100 West 6ist St unknown. .Trifing
:40-53 West TSth ST.; shed. un-
known ....-................ .Trifline
:30-522 East 12lst ST.; Harlem Bot
Ting Company. Y............... .Trifling
3:40-2030 Cd av. unknown. Trifling
5;00-343 East 101st St; Jacob Bill
ing .....-.... .............. Unknown
5:35-55 Watt ST.; Thomas Kelly. Unknown
5:f0-5S1 10th av.: unknown. Unknown
6:25-23o East 125th St; Cohen
Weiner .................... .Trifline
6;3G-4i3 East 120th St; vacant lot
unknown .........,......No NO damage
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Gueens--SaIe or Let.

HILLSIDE AN.. Jamaica; 30Ni0O: drive
tiled Kitchen bath. steam. electric. par
quct sewers paid school. stores. station
cent fare 10 Manhattan. NORTH SIDE
HOMES CO.. 100 Chester St. Drooklyn.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH
and your monthly sent viii buy an unusually
attractive all year home IN Arleigh, new
Colonial brick dwelling with garage first
floor has large living room. dining room,
kitchen. extra toilet and laundry In base
ment; second floor has bedrooms, tile
bath: interior finished throughout In white
enamel woodwork and mahogany finished
doors, parauet floors, throughout: steam
heat gas, electricity. sewer. &C.; restricted
rection; 10 years tax exemption: minutes
walk to large park and bathing; one block
express station: Is minutes Grand Central
cent fare Call, write or phone j. s.
WITHERS, 52 Vanderbilt av., room 1914.
1elephons Wand. otsj.
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FACTORIES WANTED.

wANTED--soo 900 SQUARE FEET. FIRE
PROOF BUILDING, HEAVY CoNsTRUC-
TIoN: POSSESSION BY yANUAY 4, 1928.
kINS. 1880.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Washington Heights. Above 1e5th st.
West OF 9Th Av.

ST. NICHOLAS AV.--Remodeled three stor.
and basement house. with garage. first an
second floors, desirable for doctor: tw
floors leased for $2i0. NITZBURG REALTY
3S6 st. Nicholas av.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Broolslyn-salc q: ..et.

BEAUTIFUL Flatbush home. Just finished
eight rooms and attic. well built, artist
cally decorated. latest improvements, shower,
breakfast nook, fireplace; also garage; bar
gain at $4,000 half block flatbush av. car.
JOHN KIRGAN. builder and owner, 164a
East 46th st. Phone 23ss Wildwood.
F1.ATBUSH.-Ea 31st ST.. i0ii between
Avs. J and Knew tax exempt six rooms
and tiled bath. sun parlor; breakfast nook
garage: driveway; all Improvements: near
subway: $3.50. Inquire on premises or
phone Mldw God 5S6T-W
FLATBUSif-On exclusive. convenient block.
palatial duplex home OF elegance plot
:" feet frontage: each apartment eiaht large
sunny rooms, private porch: garage, garden !:
VIII sell or rent lower vacant apartment.
inspect 80 kenmore place: Flatbush oas7.
FLATBUSIf-S Suburban residence and Income
property, IL rooms, . baths parquet floors :
two garages: sel cheap, going abroad.
KEEL, o33 East iith ST., near pAv. III station,
Brighton line. Brooklyn
MUST sell private house. stucco, No. 66 av.
Il. Flatbush: SIX rooms and largo attic
garage, all improvements; practically new
30 minutes from New York best offer viii
close. Call and INSPECT Phone Mr.. DUERK.
Henry 3tn0.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
New York statc-saIe or Let.

BEAUTIFUL LAKE CHAMPLAIN
shore lots to be sold in settlement OF an
estate: practically only desirable lots now
available. Inquire j. b. CLEMENTS, Agent
for Executors. Westport. n. v.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
FOR SALE OR LET,

HOBOKEN, n. J.-12. COO SO. it.: immediate
possession; heat. power, all light; asking
G. a. BURHoRN CO.. Realtors. I Newark
St. Hoboken, y. j., Tel. Hoboken 2i41.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Above 5eth st.-5th Av. to East River.
Above sath sl.--s.h Av. to North RIrer.

FACING the Schwnb mansion, altered story
and basement, 2Ox102. consisting OF > apart
nents alteration Just completed: owner must
sell price $4,000: free and clear; cash
$40, 600; VIII take back year mortgage.
COUGHLAN g. COMPANY, INC, 200 w. T2d.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
BrookIyn-saIe or Let.
LOOK THIS OVER

Must sell this attractive corner house, o
rooms bath. glass enclosed porch, parauet
floors, tile bath. electric lights. steam heat;
worth S11 900: II sold at once Will Take
$40, 900; tax exemption saves $i.I50: easy
terms 10 good family. Take Culver line IL
10 18th Ave. walk 20 bist st. Apply rhomp
SON. 1919 5fst ST.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long IsIand-saue or Let.

iOnk fSinnu-Nute Ut tset.
DIMHURST, l.. f.-Mcderr ono family stnc-
co house, double garage. h0N100: lrics
$4,000, cash $4,000 Call ot address SORIIN-
SEN. ~ Jennings 81. Newtown .s32.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. 1.-Two
beautiful new houses I rooms. baths I:
prices right Tel CASA Boulevard Write
EUGENE CHRIsTIANSON. ~ Row 1T.
GET MY SUNNI sR CATALOGUE.
Country seats. farms. houses some fur
nished. .Northport, Long Island City, Tues
days, Fridays.
LONG BEACH CWest Endl--New q room
bungalow. near ocean write. r. u. $50
Presbyterian Building.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Decoration Day sale.

Tomorrow, Tuesday May 80. a Deco
ration Day sale will be held on premises
Mt Springfield Manor. Jamaica. T.. l., by
Joseph Bernstein, auctioneer. The prop
erty to be sold consists OF 400 lots. to be
sold separately and a modern sixteen
room dwelling suitable for road house
at and adjacent TO two corners Of Mer-
rick road and Farmers avenue. just be-
ycnd the st. Adams Golf Club and close
TO the Springfield avenue and Higbie
avenue stations on the Long Island Rail
road. The sale starts at 1890 A. M. and
will continue until the last lots have
been sold. In addition to having a
twenty piece band at the sale. Mr.. Bern
stein has arranged for series OF sensa-
tional aerial acts. the service Of a
luncheon and the awarding of dia-
mond studded wrist watch to the most
popular young woman at the sale, the
decision to be made by vote.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

Above 18th st. to soth St. 1nclusive,.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

PART office. light. modern; use stenog-
rapher. phone. Is Park row. room 1923.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
dwelling Deal. Reported.

q. Malvln Davis of the National
Realty Company sold for the b. +.
Gordon Company to Adelaide Aoki the
four story dwelling. 1877 Madison ave-
nue., 1sxtO0 held at $4,000.
William I. Washburn sold to Ell b.
Springer a four story dwelling. 22.6x
1908, at 80 West Forty-seventh street
Norton Il. Leo sold to Anna T. Sheri-
dan a three story dwelling, 2Ox9s.l1, az
lO4 West 149th street.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
Ahov. 14th St. to soth st. unela.rvs,.

DAYLIGHT LOFTS.
Light four sides, large freight elevator
electricity, steam heat, 1000 to 1000 square
feet immediate posscssion: any broker
ENGINEER, .07-209 East 49th st. Acad
erny 2754.
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APARTMENTS-ToL Let.
Furnished.
From Battery 20 I4th St.. Inclusive.

GREENWICH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6 light
rooms fully furnished; rent s95: May "a
October. LOUIS SCHRAG, 142 West 2Sd.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

TO RENT-Bronx. four room apartment on
ground floor concourse; suitable for
Doctors office; reasonable rent. See Supt.
on premises. 1910 Weeks av d76th st). or
phone Cortlandt 3062.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
westchester-saIe or Let.
MOTOR OUT TO-DAY TO
WESTMORELAND

NEW ROCHELLE-Fine modern stucco
room house, tiled bath. hot water heat.
gas, electricity: garage; plot 50x1O0; price
Sl2. $50. BURGER, 251 Huguenot st. Tel.
i5J1
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

STORE and first floor. 25x10o. opposite
Macy's. ON 34th ST.. TO lease for term OF
years: together or separately: altered to suit
tenant. AXELRAD. 20 West Saith st. Penn
sylvanfa 1914.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29
BrOOklyn.

sox1o0. daylight building. railroad siding;
elevator. steam heat: 40c. square foot.
! three years lease; Dry Harbor road, near
Myrtle av Evergreen 1850.
The New York herald., 1922-05-29

OWNER going away, viii rent home for
summer at sacrifice: large house and
grounds. artistically furnished: garden. COW.
ing porch, garage: one hour out: can re
seen Decoration Day. FREDERICK LYNCH,
Post road Riverside. Conf.
The Ordway new era., 1922-02-24
Combine to Save Wild Game.

cheyenne, Wyo.-Steps to bring
about cooperation between state and
national governments in the matter of
taking care of the greatest elk herds
In the United States, and thereby saw
ing those animals from following
bison, mountain sheep and antelope to
near extinction, We're taken Mt con.
ference in Cheyenne recently. Mai. f.
A. Goldman of the United States Bio.
logical Survey conferred with Gov.
Robert ID. Carey in an effort to bring
about n practical working agreemen,
between federal and Wyoming author.
tiles.