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DELTA SIGMA THETA ENTERS
SORORITY HOME AT HOW
ARD UNIVERSITY
Significant. Stsp Forward by Negro
College Women

Washington, D. c. Another step
forward was made in the Negro COL
legiate world when the Alpha Chap
ter of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
at Howard University, on the first Of
November, opened the doors of its
new Sorority home at 603 Howard
place, n. W., Washington, D. c. The
Sorority home is on the University
campus and affords to the members
OF the Sorority who are privileged to
occupy it convenient access to the
University buildings and grounds and
opportunity to enjoy both the advan-
tsge of taking part in every phase Of
student life at Howard and the pleas
ure OF the close contact to be expert
enced in living together in their own
home.
After having made quite extensive
preparations, the girls of the Delta
Sigma Theta now find themselves in
beautifully appointed Sorority home, a
place where each member of the or
ganization may go and feel that she
will find companionable friends at all
times. Dining hall arrangements are
also provided in the home and other
conveniences conducive to the COM
fort Of the girls have been supplied.
In addition to the cultured dis
cipline which the members Of the
Sorority observe, in keeping with the
ideals of their organization, the girls
are fortunate in having Mrs. Ernest
Martin, house mother. and Miss Lucy
d. Stowe, dean of women of the How
ard University, to look after their in
terests and advise them in all neces-
sary matters pertaining to the conduct
of the home. The officers OF the Al
pha Chapter of the Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority, which has undertaken the
commendable work of conducting a
Sorority house, are Mrs. Cathryn g.
Robinson, president; Miss Eleanor
Harper, viee-president; Miss Arneita
Taylor, secretary: Miss Ethel Jones.
corresponding secretary; Miss Martha
Jones, treasurer, and Miss Virginia
Rufin, chaplain.
In all the work which has been
done in connection with the arrange
ments for the Sorority home for the
Alpha Chapter of the Delta Sigma
Theta, much encouragement and help
by contribution and otherwise have
come from the honorary members of
the organization Among the honor
airy members Of the Sorority living in
Washington who were donors and
gave other assistance in providing the
home were: Mrs. A. H. Glenn, Miss
Mamie H. Burroughs, Mrs. Mary
Church Terrell, Mrs. George w.
Cook, Mrs. Emmett J. Scott. Mrs.
Gabrielle Pelham. Mrs. D. w. Wood
ard, and others. Mech assistance has
also come from the members Of the
Beta-Beta Chapter. the graduate chap
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THE HISTORY OF THE NEGRO
CHURCH"

BY Carter G. Woodson, Ph.D. Pub
lished by the Associated Publishers
Washington, d. c. Price, with post
age, Sis.
The amount of research shown II
this book Of DR.. Woodson's, gives u:
anew a sense OF his painstaking in
dustry We did not realize that SO
many records could be gathered to-
gether OF church that was sometimes
only a group of ignorant slaves led
by an unlettered preacher. one OF
themselves. These Negro con-
verts. Christian martyrs as truly as
Wyckliffe and Huss, were whipped
until they stood in puddles of blood
drawn by the lashes inflicted upon
their bodies. while others, stricken
down by heavy blows or subjected to
mortal torture, went to their death
rather than oSese to bear witness for
Jesus" By such as these, men whose
voices could not be hushed, the Ne
gro church was nurtured- And one
reads with amazement of its growth,
North and South, in the last hundred
years.
Like so many histories. the early part
OF this book is the best (There are
those who say OF Wells Outline OF
History" that it falls off when man
comes on the scene) The story of
the early missionaries, white and
black, are significant. In the West
Indies, one learns that these preachers
were popular with the shareholders
since they never taught the slave to
expect freedom, but counseled him to
keep the steady course of duty and
not to offend against the laws OF man.
In the United States, however, the
early Baptist and Methodist, preach
ing to black and white alike, attacked
all evils, among them slavery. They
were not allowed to preach fer long.
The story of the Negro church as
it developed out of the white church
and grew in independence is told in
much detail 1t is not always an at
tractive story. there is pickering and
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ELEVEN SWAMPS
ORGAN COLLEGE BY
SCORE OF 81 TO
Special to The Broad Ak

NSpGCldl 10 i ne BTOdQ AM
Washington ID. C The Howard
University football eleven won an
easy victory over Morgan College, OF
Baltimore, Md, in the game played be-
tween the two schools on the Howard
campus, Saturday, Nov. {. the score
being 81 to 8. The BLUE and White"
team secured a touchdown in the first
minute of play at the opening OF the
game. and made three additional
touchdowns in the first quarter. Two
of the four tries for extra points were
successful, one being gained with a
line play The Howard varsity regu-
lars were too strong deiensively for
the Morgan College eleven to make
any Roadway, but the visitors man
aged to break through by use of a
forward pass for a touchdown when
the Howard second-string men were
in action during the third quarter.
The game began with the Kickoff by
Howard to the Morgan boys, who
brought the ball to their IS yard line.
The visitors. upon the second play for
gains, fumbled and Doneghy, fullback
for Howard, recovered the ball and
took it across the Morgan goal line
for a touchdown. a drop kick was at
by Quarterback Carter, but
failed. Howard again kicked of TO
Morgan. The visitors this time sue
,eeded in bringing the ball up to their
,0-yard line. After three trials for
gains, they were compelled to punt,
he ball being brought back by How
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/ ard to about the center of the field
\ successful forward pass by Howard
landed them on Morgan's 3O-yard line.
A line play was then tried, which re-
suited in l2-yard gain. Another
line play with Melton, left halfback
Tor Howard. carrying the ball, re-
suited IN a touchdown. Carter again
failed in the attempted drop kick. For
the third time, Howard kicked off to
Morgan. The visitors were stopped
upon the run back with the ball on
their lS-ydrd line. Evidence of the
'cwildcrcd state Of mind Of the Nor
gan College boys was seen in the FIRST
play tried. In this play the attempt
was made to kick out but upon the
throw from Morgan's center the ball
went wild. striking the goal post and
landing in the hands OF a Howard
player. By the use Of two line plays.
the baH was worked from the 5-yard
line across Morgan's goal line for an
other touchdown. being taken ove- ~
Melton. \ successful forw.
from Carter to Doneghy gave
the extra point
Howard this time permitt6 t-
gan to make the kickoff. 7 Be- E-.
was brought up the field by 20 .,.
TO Morgan's 20-yard line u .F-
first play Doneghy took Il r
across for the fourth touchdo e g.
tire FIRST quarter. By the use of a line
play with the ball in Carriers hands
the extra point was secured. Nor
gan was again permitted to kickoff.
Howard brought the ball to about the
center Of the field When the refer
,C'S whistle blew. announcing the end
Of the first quarter, Howard had
brought the ball to the Morgan boys
'O-yard line. Just before the close of
he first quarter. Howard substituted
1 complete team except for the quar-
.erback. who remained in the game.
With the beginning of the second
Iuarter, Webster substituted for Car
er a. quarterback After a couple of
inc plunges the ball was taken from
Morgan's 20-yard line, where the play
,egan, across the visitors goal line
or a touchdown by Whitfield, How
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Elected Judge of the Municipal Court of Chicago

addition to its interest for the general
reader, is even more than the previous
volumes especially adapted for use in
schools where Historical and Socio-
logical courses on the Negro are
given.
The price OF the Negro Year Book,
postpaid, is, paper cover, soc; board
cover, Sl.00. Special rates to agents.
Address The Negro Year Book Co,
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November IL, 1922
Vol. XVII NO.
The New York herald., 1922-10-15
Manhattan-East Side

1oTH sT.-21 r..
T Miss G. Thomas, premises.
BOTH ST SIS L. SO 600.
Sharp & CO.. 24s9 Broadway.
T2D sT.-125 II.
Julius Tlshman, $50 Madison
Ave.
9TH AvE.-2lT. $4,000.
rutland & Benjamin. IA u. 4st
9TH AvE.-763
Apply premises.
PARK AVE-
Z. NJ. Selxas Co.. 5O7 9Th ave.
PARK AvE.-2To.
Douglas l.. Gilman e. Co.. IS
r.. 49th st.
PARK AvE.--2ao. $1,000.
Douglas l.. Elllman & Co.. IS
f. 49th st.
Park AvE.-4s5. t3-5 beths).
u. l.. Gilman & Co.. 10 Il. 49th.
PARK AVE.--570.
Bling G BinE Corp. f19 w. 4oth.
PARK AvE.-s29. Duplex.
N. A. Berwin. 109 Park Ave.
PARK AvE.--930.
f. A. Levy Co.. 565 5th Ave.
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Bronx

1e3D sT.-10is r.
Apply premises. .
10TH ST.--sedgwick Ave.
Apply premises.
2coD sT.-G6s r.
r. Kessler. premises.
CONVENT AvE.-12G. s1.70o.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry. i3I
w. 23d St.
GRAND CoNCoURsE and 171st
Tel Bingham 1i2s.
GRAND CONC oURsE-a52s.
II. A. Acker. 2434 Cd. Conoourss
LoRING PLACE-23i2-23
y. J. Mcmahon. t43S ST. Mich
olas Ave.
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EIGHT ROOMS
Manhattan--Wcst Side

b5TH sT. and Tth Ave.
Julius Tishman & Sons. go
Madison Ave.
9TH 81. 1O5 w. $4,000.
walter J. Salmon. IL w. aga St
7isT ST.--i7f w.
Manhattan Leasing Co.. 1s9
Church 81.
y4TII sT .-Gf w. 2 baths.
siawson q Hobbs. iG2 w. T2d 50.
18TH T.--f02 w.
Apply premises
7sTu rr.-fO1 w. $1,000. \
Apply premises
10TH sT.--ifT w. $500.
Mascot, & Lanning, Broadway
and soth 81.
10TH TIE w. R2.400.
Wood. Dolson q Co., B'way q
s0th St.
WITH sT.--i1t w. s2.1o0.
Earle & Calhoun. gig w. 12d 81.
10TH ST.--30T w.
Booth. - w. i89th Sc.
18TH 81. broadway. s235.
Apt Renting Co.. 17G w. T2d 81.
efsT sT. .--35 w. $4,000.
Dwight. Archibald a Perry. 13I
w 9Td at
sfeT sT.-2o, w. s2.7oo.
9upt. premises. " EW
slawson q Hobbs. 1o2 w. 72d.
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Manhattan-East Side

10TH ST.--2t II.
rMiss G. N. Thomas. premises.
4qTH ST.-2i Il.
Il Miss c. Thomas, premises.
GOTH sT.--Park av. . Baths.
Phone Plaza 3053.
5sTH sT.-fi6 r. $500.
u. l.. Elllman Co. 10 r. 4oth.
0sTH sT.--1i u. 5000
Pease a. Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave.
GsTH ST.-i1 Il. Q and 4 Baths.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Mad. Ave.
10TH sT.--iTs r. 3 baths.
Supt. on premises.
nth sT-2a T.. 5000.
n. A. Berwin Co.. 100 Park Ave.
s2D ST.-f0s T..
Stafford Bros. 34e Mad. Ave.
s4TH sT.--35 T.. $500.
Pease a Eillman. 3io Mad. Ave.
SAITH ST.-35 Il.
r.. 324 Hotel Savoy.
p2D sT.--s5 p.
Froman q Lambert, 1880 Lex
ington Ave.
9TH AvE.-Te3.
Apply premises.
9TH AvE.--io3s. $500
Apply premises.
PARK AVE. .-2Io.
Douglas l.. Eiliman q Co. Is
r.. 49th ST.
PARK AV.--s5O1.
j.. NJ. Seixas Co.. 507 9Th av.
PARK AvE.--2p0.
Douglas l.. Elllman q Co.. Is
r.. 4pth 81.
PARK Av.-4s5. q 20 = baths).
u. l.. Elllman a Co., 10 u. 40th.
PARK AVE. $50. 81. 200.
Pease q Gilman, 340 Mad. Ave.
PARK AVE.-9ti $4,000
Peasc & Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK AVE. .--a30.
". A. Levy Co.. 583 9th Ave.
PARK AVE. --asi 81 900.
pcase g. Gilman. 3a0 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.-i01j. $4,000.
Pense & Elllman, $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.--i0T5. 2 and 3 Baths.
Pcase G Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave.
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Brooklyn

18TH ST.--305.
Apply premises.
CLINTON Av.--4Ts. Bath.
Ley Horton Co.. Ala Myrtle
av., Bklyn.
EASTERN PARKwAY--washlng-
ton Ave.
Kellner Bros. Inc. premises.
ST. JAMES PLACE-s0.
Apply premises.
QUINCY ST.--20t. ssT.60.
Apply premises.
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EASEMENTS
Manhattan.

PATH ST.--131 w. 25xffO
Sharum, 17O Bwey.
9TH Av.-ioo. T2x1e5 and store.
Il. A. Levy Leasing Co., sos
9th nv.
10TH AvE.-1o2. 800 80. II. and
floor.
Economy Co., premises.
1iTH AyE.-433-35. 5Ox75.
]. s. Smith, premises.
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Manhattan-xEast Side

ssTH ST.-2t T..
4 Miss c.. n. Thomas, premises.
GATH ST.-2p Il. TO 3 Baths.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Mad. Ave.
SID ST.-ios E.
Stafford Bros. 342 Madison Ave.
e4TH ST.-35 Z. and 2 Baths.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Mad. Ave.
S4TB ST.--1O3 E.
l.. j. Phillips. 14s w. T2d st.
18TH ST. r. $4,000.
Almat Corp, 8 e. 4ist 81.
ssTH SIT +. 81 800.
Pease & Elliman, $40 Mad. Ave.
9TH AVE .--T63.
Apply premises.
ETH AvE.--ii4o. $1,000.
French G. French. Inc.. 2o9 Mac.
son Ave.
9TH AVE. .--I16o. s4,Too.
\ French & French. 200 Mad. Ave.
MADISON Av.--119o. sl.s5o.
Apply premises.
PARK AvE.-2To.
Douglas L. Elliman & Co.. -
Il. 49th st.
PARK AvE.-2a0.
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co.. -
II. 4eth st.
PARK AvE.-sss.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. II
r. 10Th ST.
PARK AvE.-570.
Bing g. Birg Corp. f19 W. 4Oth.
PARK AvE.--4s5. 3 TO ; Baths.
D.>~L. Gilman Co., 10 II. 4eth.
MADISON AvE.-5i5 $4,000.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK Av.-sl5 (75th ST..
Apply premises.
PARK AvE.-s29.
N. A. Berwin a Co., 103 Park Az.
PARK AvE.--s50. 50 500.
Pease a Elliman, $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.--9f1. s2,7o0.
Pease & Elliman. $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.--osi. ] and Baths.
Pease G. Elliman. $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.-10fe. 5000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.--1015. and , Baths.
Pease & Eiliman, $40 Mad. Ave.
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NINE ROOMS
Manhattan--West Side


18TH ST.-Tth Ave.
J. Tlshman & Sons. ESQ Madison
Ave.
GATH ST. w.
Apply premises.
72p sT.-20o w. $4,000.
Earle G Calhoun. 2l2 w. 72d 81.
10TH ST.-3o7 W.
Booth. 500 w. 139th st.
SIsT sT.-35 w. $4,000.
Dwight, Archibald q Perry. 1917
w. 23d St.
SD ST. w. $4,000.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. T2d.
s5TH $3.50 w.
Wood Dolson Co., Broadway
& S0th st.
s6IH-sTTH SITS. and B'way.
Wood Dolson 4 Co.. B'way and
s0th St.
Doth ST.-255 w. 3 baths. $500.
Slawson & Hobbs. 1862 w. I'D
1o1sT sT.-215 w. 8 baths.
81 600 SO. 400.
Wood, Dolson Co. Inc. Broad
way and S0th St.
1o2D $3.50 w. $4,000.
Wood. Dolson Co., B'way & s0th.
1o2D $3.50 w. 3 baths. $4,000.
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc. Broad
way and s0th st.
1osD sT.-s24 w. s4.0o0-s4. 500.
Dwight. Archibald & Perry. 1877
w. 23d st.
10TH ST.-e01 w. $4,000.
Nassolt 4 I.anning, BY seth 81.
i1tTH sT.-545 w. $500.
Nassolt 6 Lanning, Bway s9th.
BRoADwAY-s -s6th st.
Wood, Dolson CO., Bway-S0th.
BRoADwAY-s6th and s7th SITS.
Wood. Dolson CO.. Inc.. Broad
way and son st.
BROADWAY-2iTs.
BinE G. BinE Corp. tfa w. 10th.
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-sS (cor.
Goth ST..
Bing C Bing Corp, 1i9 w. 40th.
CENTRAL PARK wEST-72d ST.
baths.
Pease 4 Eliiman. 1e5 w. 72d.
CENTRAL PARK WEST -2s5.
e. X. Van Wrinkle. 152 w. T2d.
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-9ad st.
Harted Realty Co., 299 Bway.
FIT. WASHINGTON AvE.-42T- -435.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE pRIvE-f1O. $4,000.
e. X. Van Wlnkle, 1852 w. T2d.
RIVERSIDE DR.-l3i. 3 baths.
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc. Broad
way and s0th st.
RIVERSIDE DR.-155. 3 baths.
$4,000.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. Broad
way and s0th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-o22. $500.
Easter & Calhoun, 212 w. 72d
st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-264.
]. p. Peel. 362 w 23d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE = go. 8
baths.
f: zittsl & Sons. Bway and
roth st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-4o4. s4.5W-
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-41o. $1,000.
A. H.O'Brien. 229o B'way.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-Iooth st.
Donovan Estate. II E. 43d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-i04.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DR.--44s. , G. 8 baths
Slawson e. Hobbs. 1G2 w. 72d Ct.
ST. NICHOLAS AVE. $40. si6o.
Chas. s. Kohler. 1928 st. Nich-
olas Ave.
WEST END AVE. .-l01st. 3 baths.
Fred't zlttel & Sons, B'way-79th.
WEST END AvE.-96.
l.. J. Phillips. 14s w. 72d ST.
WEST END AvE.-305. . baths.
A. w. X, premises.
WEST END AvE.--334.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. 2f r.. 40th.
WEST END AvE.--3T5. 9 baths.
A. Greenbaum. 345 Madison Ave.
WEST END AvE.-g24. 3 and 4
baths.
L. J. Phillips Co., 14s w. 72d ST.
WEST END AvE.--945.
Mark Rafalsky q Co.. 81 n. 40th.
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TEN ROOMS
Manhattan--West Side

55T1I ST.-itb Ave.
J. Tishman q Sons. ESQ Madison
Ave.
S5TH $3.50 w. 2 baths.
Newmark. Jacobs g. Newmsrk.
$40 broadway.
SETH $3.50 w.
Wood. Dolson Co.. broadway
and e0th st.
ssTH $3.50 w. $500 to sl.5oo.
supt.. premises.
D2D sT.-321 w. 3 baths.
Wood, polson Co., Broadway.
corner soth St.
BRoADwAY-ss seth 81.
Wood. Dolson q Co., Bway-s0th.
BRoADwAY--soth and s7th SITS.
baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Broadway
and s0th s..
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-55.
$4,000
Wood. Doison Co., Broadway,
corner soth 81.
CENTRAL PARK VESTS.
Bing Bing Corp, i1p W. 10th.
CENTRAL PIX wEsT-2sa. sJ,5od
ID. X. Van Wrinkle. i52 w. 72d.
CENTRAL PIX wEsT-4is. 5000
u. X. Van Wrinkle. 1852 w. T2d.
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-e3d 81.
Hartcd Realty Co.. 200 B'way.
RIVERSIDE DIR. and seth st.
Huberth a Hubcrth. 2 Columbus
Circle.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-202. 3 baths
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-222. ~, 500.
Earle a Calhoun. 2i2 w. 72d st.
RIVERSIDE DR.-27O. Q baths.
y. zlttcl n Sons. B'way g. roth.
Chas. Galewski. sos 5th Ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-sis. 5000.
slawson 4 Hobbs. i62 w. 72d st.
RfvERsiDE DRIvE-tooth 81.
Donovan Estate, II r.. 43d 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIvB-4o4.
Apply premises.
WEST END AvE.--os.
l.. J. Philips. 14s w. T2d ~.
WEST END AvE.--334.
Mark Rafalsky q Co. u r.. 40,h.
WEST END AvE.-4oi. 3 baths.
$1,000.
Wood, Dolson Co. Broadway
and S0th ~.
WEST END AvE.--4ft. cor. s0tn
81. ". 800 a.. 800.
y. II. Van Damn. 702 w. iaist.
WEST END AvE.-eo4 and 4
baths.
L. ]. Phillips. fis W. Tod Sc.
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SEVEN ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

MANHATTAN AVE.-3l2. corner
18th 81. $i35.
Apply premises.
MANHATTAN AvE.-3a0. $1,000.
Arthur l.. Shaw. 1882 B'way.
MoRNINGsIDE AvE.-3o.
Maclay & Davis, 9-1l Maiden
Lane.
MoRNINGsIDE DR.--To. $4,000
w. A. Alexander. 5o3 5th Ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-15l. 8 batl:s.
Wood,> Dolson Co., lnc.. B'way
and sOth ST.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-1so. 3 baths.
r. Wood. Dolson Co., Inc. B'way
and e0th ST.
RIVERSIDE DRIN E-2so t95th
St0. baths.
w. j. Roome, III Madison Ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-25s. s3.4o0.
Harris. Vought & Co.. 9 e. 46th.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-2s4.
]. p. Peel, 3G2 w. 23d ST.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-270,
Ired'k zittel 4 Son. Broadway
and roth st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-375.
Mark Rafalsky & Co., II e. 10Th
RIVERSIDE LII is-fA'- eo''OS.
A. II. O'Brien. premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-40o. $1,000
SS GOO.
Thomas ]. o'Reilly. B'way and
109th ST.
RIVERSIDE DR.--44s. 5000.
Slawson & Hobbs. i62 w. T2d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-550. $500.
A. II. O'Brien. premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-575. s1s5.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-515. Faces
Drive and River)
o. u. a III. V. Dixie, 22O w.
42d ST.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE--j95.
Mark Rafalsky & Co., 81 p. 4oth-
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-64o-644.
Newmark. Jacobs, Newmark'
3Ii0 B'way.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-soO.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. 81 Il. 4Oth.
ST. NICHOLAS AvE.-795. 200.
Supt., premises.
WEST END AvB,-ss.
l.. j. Phillips. 14s w. I'D ST.
WEST END AvE.--334.
Mark Rafalsky g. Co.. 21 Il. 4oth-
WEST END AvE.-3e1. se.7o0.
Pease & Ellimap. $40 Mad. Ave.
WEST END AvE.--505.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. 81 Z. 40th 81
WEST END AvE.-5s0.
Mark Rafalsky 4 Co.. II r. 40th.
WEST END AvE.--Tse. So. 200.
A. II. O'Brien. premises.
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ELEVEN ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

55TH ST. and 7th Ave.
Julius Tishman h Sons, 291
Madison Ave.
s6TH s7TH SITS. broadway.
baths.
Wood. DQlson Co. Inc. Broad
way and s0th ST.
BROADWAY-s6th and e7th Sts.
4 baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Broadway
and S0th St.
CENTRAL PARK wEST-bS.
Bing 4 Blng Corr. 11p w. 10th.
Donovan Estate, n e. 43d ST.
WEST END AvE.--495. baths.
$4,000.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Broadway.
corner s0th st.
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Bronx

CALDWELL Av.--sj5. ss5.
Apply promises
GRAND coNCOURsE-252
II. a. Acker. 242i Cd. Conoourse.
GRAND CoNCoURsE and I7is,.
Tel Bingham 1878.
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FACTORY PROPERTY
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
1sTH ST. and Sd Ave.-1o.ooO So.
T. T. wall. 8o3 w. 54th st.
11TH Av. q 4srH ST.
10000 50. IT., story.
J. p. Peel Co.. 362 w. 23d st. :
Bronx.
18Th I'll sCc sT.--4oo E. $4,000 So. IT;
Apply 1929 Tribune Building. 15s
Nassau 81.
Long Island.
WINFIELD, L. I.--1o.0o0 su. IT.:
Tbx1o0: s32 900.
&c. v, Raynor. 1870 Broadway.
New York city.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI-Two. 6ox2f5 each:
10000 so. ~.
Write The Groesbeck, Dickson.
Kahn Co.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Brooklyn.
1900 SO. FT.--2 story; $4,000
4 baffa q Dixon, ITO Remsen st.
10000 SO. FT.-One story: $4,000
RRaffa 4 Dixon. 40 nemsen 81,
AltOVV ots HhoAJs phANo
r i,SfiYf'& i,afifs 4 Dixon. ITO Remsen st.
10000 SO. TT.--upland, 1900 SO.
n. building. $4,000.
4 Buckley n Horton Co.. Indus
trial Dept. fi5 Myrtle Ave.
Al, 900 SO. F'T.--30 cents per 50. ~.
4 Bulkiey a Horton Co.. 4i4
Myrtle Ave.
83, 600 go. Fvr. .--2h0 lbs. floor load.
4 Rulkley a Horton Co.. All
Myrtle Ave.
RODNEY ST. 40. Q g. 2 stories.
Reynolds. 154 Morgan Ave.
Queens.
l.. ]. c1TY-17 900 sd. IT,: $1,000
50. ~. land.
w. u. Bloodgood q Co.. Bridge
Plaza. l.. /. City.
New England.
BUILDING New Englapd) ,fo0,-
600 so. ~. 3h acres.
Louis Schlesinger. Inc. 1S0 w.
s2d. N. y. 9.
New Jersey.
NEwARK--r,road a Market SITS.
10000 sd. IT.. 1sc. SO. II
Rraemer, 176 Broad. Newark.
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TEN ROOMS
Manhattan--East Side
K "Kitchenette"

CsTH Still II. and Baths.
Pease 4 Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave..
I2D ST.-125 e.
Julius Tishman. $50 Mad. Ave.
74TH ST.-112 Il. $4,000.
Banner. Miller. Inc. sos 5th Ave.
9TH AYE.-43. IS. 5.000-$6 900.
Apply premises.
PARK AVE.-270.
ID. L. Elliman Co.. 10 r. 49th ct.
PARK AVE-
Il. M. seixas Co.. 507 9th ave.
PARK AVE.--405. 3 baths.
w. c. Wycoff. 403 Madison ave.
PARK AVE.-4S5. 3 TO 3 baths.
d. l.. Gilman G. Co.. 15 e. 49th.
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TWELVE ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

Manhattan-West Side
5STH ST.--1S2 w.
A. IL. O'Brien. 2299 Broadway.
WEST END .AVE.--300.
Mark Rafalslxy & Co.. 81 r. 4oth
Manhattan---East Side
8sTH Sill F.. $1,000.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Mad. Ave.
9TH AvE.--163.
Apply premises.
PARK AVE.-270.
Douglas l.. Gilman 4 Co.. IS p.
PARK AvE.--4S5. . to 3 baths.
ID. L. Gilman g. Co.. Is E. 49th.
PARK AVE.--SOth st.
Rutland & BENJAMIN. IL q. 4sth.
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FIFTEEN ROOMS

Manhattan--East Side
5fH AvE.-247. $500.
Rutland & BENJAMIN. Inc.. IA X.
4Sth st.
PARK AVE.-270. $4,000.
Douglas L. Gilman q Co.. is Z.
49th St.
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SHOWROOMS

18TH sT.-1t-17 w. 5000 n.
puross, 1865 w. I4,n.
S4TH ST.--One W.. Century Bldg.
80 IT.
8. wilchins, premises,
BOTH ST.-142 w. 1900 to 6,8OO
so. IT.
j. Tishman & Sons, Inc, ESQ
Madison av.
BOTH ST.-26s W. $4,000 so. II.
Cross G. Brown Co.. Ia Il. 4Ist.
b3lD Sr.-4 II. Entire floor.
u. Fox & Co.. 229 Madison av.
bITH ST. and 9th av. Furnished.
Folsom Bros. 127 u. 34th.
9TH AV.--57.
Apply w. Mas. 115 University
place.
9TH AV.--100. 57xf4O.
II A. Levy Leasing Co., sos 5th
nv.
MADISON Av.--76s. 1880.
Premises.
MADISON Av.--er7. s7xi5. $1,000
Premises.
UNION $3.50. Guardian Life
Bldg. 1000 50. IT.
II. j. Smith, premises,
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Manhattan-East Side

6sTH Still II. and Baths.
Pease & Elliman. $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.-$4, 200.
-. M. seixas CO.. 507 9th ave.
PARK AvE.-270.
d. l.. Elliman Co.. IS e. 48th st.
PARK AVE.-4s5. 3 TO baths.
d. l.. Gilman & Co.. IS e. 10th.
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THIRTEEN ROOMS

Manhattan-East Side
9TH AvE.--o4T. $500.
Rudland & Benjamin. IS u. 4Stb.
PARK AVE.-210.
ID. l.. Elliman Co.. is z. 10Th nj.
PARK AvE.-4S5. to . baths.
ID. l.. Gilman & Co.. Is Z. 49th.
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Brooklyn

10TH ST.--413. 81. 200.
Fitzgerald, premises.
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New Jersey

EAST oRANGE-Prospect ST.. so.
$3.50.
G. N. Stiger. 551 Main ST.. East
Orange. N. ].
JERSEY CTTY-Kensington. av.
1921.
james L. Cannon Sou. 900 Ber-
gen av.. Jersey City, D.. J.
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Queens

JACKSON HEIGHTS.
Oueensboro Corp, so L. 42d 81.
LONG ISLAND CITY. Mott ave.
1Te. sbJ.
Apply premises.