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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

,l'rluw tore his stockings and
scratched him Stone bruised hurt
bis tender feet. lie kept travelling.
because he was afraid to give up.
ur reuchcd the junction OK the
Eulch and she canon. a small
stream. which had survived the
-umuier drought. trlckcd down the
bed ~ the hitter Through tangled
uudcr-hrush Keith croui to tho
water. tie lay down and drank.
after which he sat down on n rock
and pitied himself. In five min
utcs he would have been asleep u
sound had not startled him Some
% was snoring on the other side
uf o. mcsquite thickct.
ksIth jumped up. uushcd his
way through. and almost stumbled
over a sleeping man lie kn"lt
down and began To shake tho
mort
wake up. mani Keith shouted
in his a In the interval between
shakes.
The younEater reused the man
az last by throwing water In his
face. shorty sat up. at the same
time dragging out a revolver. His
guzc fastened on the boy. uf'cr one
swift glance around.
"Whadya dom here"
90 want my daddy"
Who So yoro daddy. What's
yore Nance
Keith crawford"
shorty bit OF IN oath ot sur
prise 'Howcome you here
"A man brought mo-"
AZ far AZ hc understood them.
the boy told the story ~ 'hc
grow grim. liz ~n1nrrriaiod Tho
moaning hack Of Nom fnr Lcttrr
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TNlNs
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nor fatty. "You'u stay here
with me For kc.ps Tr ,rsf,r1 1000
Have Won gone rr,gy p'' "a.
asked wildly her heart f~luttcrlnr
like u frightened bird In ,ts,
Don't 81 know my n,hcr will
ourch the whole COUNTRY for mn. .,
Ton late vi travel soutb som
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and put a hand on nor KNEE, rc-
~gardlrss Of The fac that sbo
shruuk back u%uiverlng from MS
touch. Listen. girl You been ID
hirh-stouuer You had fh, old man
lick me outa my job az foreman
Of the ranch told him and SO
both fhd $50. cy.n. But don't aim
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
THE NILE AND NECESSITY

THE worlds creates, dam, the Sonar, IS being
rushed to completion On the Nile. 1000 miles
south Of kahrtoum in Africa. Ii will bring
100000 idle acres under irrigation and into
magnificent production. 1t sill provide poweg
for a flock Of great factories. 1t will hasten the
restoration Of Egypt to a civilization and a pros
perty greater than the builders Of the pyramids
ever knew.
We are far from benz the world leaders in
reclamation that we are fond Of imagining our
selves to be. When we consider the Mississippi.
the Rio Grsnde. the Colorado and the waste lands
Ill untouched along their banks we realize that
the United States has far to go. There is excuse
for us. We have not had the necessity that con
fronted those who would restore Egypt and build
the newest civilization on the ruins Of the oldest
known to man. Our resources have been so vast.
so abundant and so generous that we haven't
needed to consider the waste places.
We are no longer free Of thai, necessity. The
time IS at hand when a real national policy Of con-
servation and reclamation IS necessary. The
southwest will benefit from that necessity. The
great irrigation works in the Nile valley were the
outgrowth Of stern necessity. So will be the recla-
nation Of the Colorado river drainage areas and
the drainage Of the middle Rio Grande valley.
Nothing but necessity, 1t appears, will stir us TO
activity here. That necessity IS directly before
US; Ii is no longer an empty slogan that we must
drain or drown
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Home Hints
Coon POTATO DISHES
sister Mary Suggests Ways "a
Prepare Them.

Prepare Them.
a potato dish that is particular
iy good with pork chops for dinner
Boz made according o. this rule Tor
rtewed potutur- Ties, potatoes
are very quickly prepared and
cooked.
STI.WED POTATOES.
one ana onc-huif teaspoons lard
I l-2 teaspoons auttcr. s. teaspoons
flour I medium sized onion. 1 tea
spoon salt. LIS teaspoon pepper. Z
cups diced potatoes. boiling water,
parsley.
Put lard and butter in Kettle,
Whom melted stir In flour. Add
onion cut in thin slices. Then add
the diced potatoes and Just enough
boiling water TO prevent burning
DO not add enough water 10
cover POTATOES Cover closely and
cook 20 minutes Tho water should
be- nearly an cooked away and the
potatoes tender. hut not mushy.
Serve In q hot dish and sprinkle
with minced parsley
Anohcr way To prepare potatoes
That D. rather unusual ana very
good d. 20 mugc potato crouucttcs.
The potatoes should be- boiled with
the skins on This preserves tho
mineral salts which lie 20 close
under the skin
POTATO CROQU ETTES.
Flour or @ medium sized potu-
toes, 3 tablespoons butter. I ten
spoon salt. IA teaspoon pepper.
milk tnaspoou minced parsley.
egg. bread crumbs.
tut potatoes on ia boil in cold
winter. Boil a. TO ga minutes.
Drain ana shake over fire uil per
fectly dry. Peel. put through u
ricer or mash with wire maHhcr.
season with salt pepper and but
ter Beat IN milk and parsley
fsc iufi enough milk 90 make
moist enough to handle. Let COO.
slightly Make iu small balls. foi|
la crumbs. dip 100 cgg eighty
beaten with two tablespoons milk
roll again in crumbs and Try Dol
deep hot fat to a golden brown.
Drain and serve A. the mixture
is cooked tho frying Cat should be
hot enough 10 brown "a cube 81
bread in 40 seconds
potntp Ribbons g very good
with fish.
POTATO RiBBONs.
Peel potatoes. Let stand IN ic'
water FOR hnif an hour Dry be.
tween towels and cut Il thick par.
ing round and round the potato
cut this In siX-inch lengths ana t'
in a loose Knot. DROP In deep no.
Eat amt fry n golden brown. Drair
sprinkle with salt and serve.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

Flif II as tho railway
station 81 her dreams and returned
fo London,
The next day another girl. Irene
wilkins went TO Bournemouth to
answer an advertisement ]offcrinu
employment. Later her dead body
was found on 20 motor road lead.
INK from tho station.
Handwriting Of the letters 90
Miss bltmlnsar and Miss wilkins
was the Same police say.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
YOUR OWN THINKING

HERE is a resolution for 1922 tina, has beer
devised and published by Orange Judd Far
y mer:"
Resolved, That in the year 1922 | will
think things out.
That / will be wise enough to withhold
judgment until | have all of the facts, and
that ! will be sure the facts are genuine.
That ! will net permit my solid judgment
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PRICES REDUCED

Grnnitc, Galvauifcd and Ttnwdrc
We Just unlOadcd a car or high
grade granite. galvanized and an
ware bought az the New Low 1872
priced.
Al OF this high class white gran
lie ware and blue and white gram
lie ware Is OF the highest grade OF
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HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly framed ad
writers. If you So desire. they
win gladly assist YOU in word
ing your ad.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

SUBSTITUTED.
II birthday cake cl1dIc. are not
available th5 ordinary ones can Doe
substituted very nicely Simply cut
a paper disk Tor each candle. pass
a heated needle through the disk
into the candle and thon press the
n q the needle into thd cake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
CLEAN IT OFTEN.

Keep a small stiff brush on
hand for cleaning the under work
Of the sewing machine. II a. inn
portant that this Uurt Of the ma
chine D" very clean 10 n rs to run
well and going over u with q brush
viii not injure any Of the mcchan-
ism.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
ADD HNklNG PONDER.

Add "a quarter OF "a tcuspool Of
baking powder 10 the mashed po
tnto@s while you are beating them
and they will De much lighter and
fiuffler than otherwise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
UmuSwal Stories
About Unusual People

By MA service.
LONDON. Feb. Is Betty Dit
miu-ar. Norwegian girl owes her
life to he. belief In dreams
advertised for o. position as
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Women'S Affairs
HATS.

Some OF the most interesting of
the new hats are Of satin aud CO..
vered quite completely with an ALI
over design Of fancy braid
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Benefits and lndemnities

FOR LOSS OF
Iifr-Onc Thousand Dollars Isl 600. OO)
Roth Hands - One Thousand Dollars
(SI 600 .OO)
Roth Feet - One Thousand Dollars
Isl 900 .OO)
Slghi OF Both EyeS-Onc Thousand Dob
lars tSt .O0O. OOl
one Hand aud Oae TOot-Onc Thousand
Dollars (st 900. OO)
One Hand. sight Of one Eyc-Onc Thou
sand Dollar Isl .OO0.OOl
One Foot. sight Of one Iyc-Onc Thou
sand Dollars ISL. OOO.OOl
Either Hnnd-FI,c Hundred Dollars
$500 .OOl
Either Foot - Five Hundred Dollars
$500 UOl
Sight Of Eithcs EyC-Ii,c Hundred Dol
lars $500 Ol
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rushed to completion On the Nile. 1000 mile
south Of Kahrioum in Africa. 1t will brins
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

RENT small furnished house, garage; near
water: - minutes Times square. occupy
Immediately. G 20as Herald Herald "a.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
Practical Eentieman's estate OF go
acres, Clarke county: one half mile
from Berryville; farm blue grass
fields. orchard. $500 Farreil's apples:
20 room modern house. finest country
for raising horses.
r. r. THURMAN,
Prince George Hotel. or Berryyile. va.
VIRGINIA
BLUE GRASS STOCK FARM.
Superbly developed agriculturally, exten-
slvely equipped with modern dwellings and
farm buildings; located In the noted ahen-
andoah Valley OF Virginia; unrivaled trans
portahon facilities; comprising n total OF
1900 acres limestone soil 800 available for
Immediate agricultural purposes. buildings
well arranged, modernly equipped, perfectly
preserved; 100 acres very fertile river table,
land devoted 70 the breeding and marketing
s55 600; terms n desired. about actual cost
OF permanent Improvements. Details on re-
quest,
MORTON q. THALHIMER.
Country Department.
Richmond. Virginia
Arixona-ssie or Rent.
GOOD Arizona ranch and cattle. 42. 900 acres
patent and leased land; price $3.50 900
224J Herald. ESQ broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

SUMMER colony Mt Tarrytown, benuti..il
T-acre estate containing 12~room cottages,
s------.shed dining hall with capacity Of 100.
tcnnts courts, gymnasium, picturesque
nrook, ten minutes from station. occupied ms
ifgh-cass boarding school IN winter. 20 he
rented for summer 10 individual families or
10 n group Of families a summer co. ouy
or To person who wishes 60 conduct such q
colony Box X. Tarfytown. n. ".
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

BUNGALOW or cottage to rent for summer
season. near water, within / hour OF city
not Long Island 1887 Herald. Brooklyn.
SMALL furnished country home with all
modern improvements. young Christian
couple with infant: June to Oct. l. price
must be moderate. within easy daily COM
mutiug distance from Manhattan. replies
not giving description. price and location
viii he ignored. Box a. Station q. ~. ". q.
WANTED 10 rent. n furnished cottage or
bungalow for tho summer months. prefers
ably on the Sound. must have all conven-
fences and within distance OF New YORK
and tSamford would consider buyin. a iGeg
Herald. Brooklyn.
. or 10 room house. with bath il country
rent must bc reasonable. 1886 Herald,
brooklyn
WANTED-fiouS FOR summer. room about
20 miles from New York. rent reasonable.
y. ~, s. Madison 81, Brooklyn.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New England.
FOR sALE-NEAR BREWSTER

FOR SALE-NEAR BREWSTER
80 MILES FROM NEW YORK
on Harlem Division. New York Central n II. !.
residence and stock farm. soii sepnrat tely
or together; 3 story field stone house. ~
rooms, baths, with - acres, fine trees
$4,000; adjoining stock farm so acres,
stock barns, house II rooms and bath, house
. rooms and bath, horse barn. brook, Ice
pond well watered productive farm
rage. send for photographs. ~. II. WELLS.
flrewaicr, NJ NJ
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Fiorida-Saie or Rent.
FLORIDA.

Invest your money where II viii produce a
perpetual income. a scientifically planted
and managed orange grove In the frost proof
section of Florida viii insure you an income
for life. Good investment for the business
man; ideal occupation for tho man of leisure
Send for booklets: also big acreage OF muck
lands at investment prices. Water front
properties at Sebrlng. For information
write SOUTH FLORIDA REALTY IN
NFSTMENT CO, Fillaboro Hotel, Tampa
TIA. New York office. EWING. BACON a
HENRY. io1 Park av. Tel. Murray Nall 900
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

MONTCLAIR-Owing 20 death and Hines In
clair residence: house situated on corner plot
in best part OF town trestricted zone) con-
tains 13 rooms. baths. garage; large
s. Fullerton av and Orange road; very con-
venient TO D., L. 4 w. station; price $50 900; F;
offer. i27 s. Fullerton av., Montclair
n. j,
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
so rAR As WE KNOW

so FAR AS WE KNOW
This is the very best buy IN Bronxville: cor
ner iOOxfa0. trees. shrubs. car garage: o
rooms, hot water heat, . tiled baths open
Icg fires: Rudd heater; enclosed porchos;
only $4,000, -
BRoNXVILLE, N. v.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

FOR sALE--A new room serni-bungalow
with all improvements, including ha rdwood
floors and steam heat; plot 5ox125: one OF
the best av MUGS In Hawthorne borough. In
quirc I. MYERS 4 SONS. 496 Lafayette av..
Hawthorne, NJ ).
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yirSinia--saIe or Rent.

MAKE ono Of our Florida party March 81
and inspect our 10 acre orange grapefruit,
groves: cost. including transportation. hotel
entertainment, only $75. Send for booklet
HOVER. 2i2 Broadway. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Pennsslyanla.

MOUNT POCONO. PA.
For rent attractive furnished cottages and
bungalows, with improvements.
w. H. MERwIN, Mount rocono. Pa
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

An advertisement ~ the Lost aud
Found columns Of TIRE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering vour lost property.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

FOR SALE-House, Is rooms
and three baths. steam heat.
electric light. garden; beautiful
Hudson view. fine neighborhood,
G minutes walk from station:
slime public and private schools,
boys and girls: price $4,000.
Apply G.. +. BRUSIE. Ossining.
n. Y. Tel. Ossining rs. Also
smaller house, adjoining, 5000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
REAL EsrATE-oUT OF CITy,
New yssysy-ssls ss ssss.

New seYsy-esls os hsns'
ACT QUICKLY
$4,000; EASY TERMS
Owner Obliged 20 sell offers beaiti-
ful modern cottage in Northern New
Jersey, convenient 70 Manhattan.
stucco building with large porch.
contains light rooms. sleeping porch
and tiled bath. hardwood floors,
steam heat, electric light. gas range;
fully screened; lot so by i30. with
garage. Address w. j, LOCKWOOD.
90 UNION SQUARE. NEY YORK
CITY. Telephone Stuyvesant 002T.
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Maryland.

BEAUTIFUL farm home on the Chester
River. near Chesapeake Bay. Maryland: :
100 acres fertile soil and Woodland sacrifice
for quick sale. Write for particulars: no
agents Owner. y G., 1i52 Sd ay.
PEAIfTIFUL eastern shore farms (92 acres.
se,0"u) others. Send for new cstalog. BAT
SON FARM AGENCY. $50 5th av., y. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Farms Wanted.

FARM-Good buildings: must be bargain
give particular. BLAME. eiT West fo5th.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

FOR SALE-Eight room house and room
bungalow. parn, garage hennery: good re-
pair: mountain and river view; situated on
Albany State road, Ulster county, near NAL
den on Hudson: 81. 900, 81, 500 cash, balance
mortgage: easy terms. Address WILLIAM
"
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

INVEST in home; sold under
home club plan, beautiful
westchestsr home sites; also
picturesque bungalow plots.
$3.50 each; $50 down. 81
month.
1a2 Nassau St. room 5o4.
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81 ACRE FARM: HANDY CITY:

81 ACRE FARM. HANDY CITY:
80 POULTRY. HORSE. 3 CATTLE.
hogs. vehicles. implements. hay. grain. crops
included: IN high class section. near railroad
town % acres fertile loamy tillage, spring
watered pasture. wood lot. apple orchard.
other fruit; good two story house. pleasing
outlook substantial barn. garage, poultry
house owner accidentally disabled. sacrifice
$500 part cash. easy terms: come quickly,
don't miss this: catalogue free. HARRY q.
CHRISTINE. .: Belyedero av. Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

bCAFtS1NIsEs~-FF FnIshed rental Tor I year
or months; am offering my home TO re-
fined family. Htucco on hollow tile residence,
IN exclusive section on high ground within
minutes az station; contains 3 roonls, Q
baths, enclosed porch, sun parior, open ter
race. In excellent condition outside and In !;
heated garage; yearly rental. 1880; summer
rental, Soov per inonth. snown lay by appoint-
Rcarsdale. N. v. Phone Scarsdale aIO.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26
Florida.
rI.nRInA

Fruit and poultry farms near Jackson
VILE: big home ma rket: high. fertile lands.
$50 per acres: terms. booklet free. JAN.
HEIGHTS CO.. Jacksonville. Fla.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

SUMMER home. six rooms: garage, CHECKER
house woodhouse. 10 fruit trees. . acres;
200 feet elevation; three miles railroad and
Hudson River, two miles State road, three
miles to trolley: 81 900. ~. HATFIELD, Real
Estate, Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

For Sale--Modern st,icco and frame dwell
ingi built by days work for owner: com
plete IN every modern convenience; perfect
steam heating system: copper boiler. well
equipped laundry, &C.: house kept painted
and In perfect condition; 3 rooms and bath /;
EernEei concrete drive and walks. lot lyOx
10 IT,; vegetable garden, fruit and flowers
reason for selling, business neccssitate
moving. y. A. r., ~ Daily ST., Nuticy, ~. j,
New York city phone, Watkins 1910.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

IN SCARSDALE-New house and two acres
to lease: II rooms and three bathrooms !,
cars; fine old trees; $4,000 per year. GER
ARD FOUNTAIN. 103 Park av.. New York.
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Staten Island.
New Jersey.

MONMOUTH BEACH, ~ J.-Besutiful 10
room cottage. baths. magnificently fur
nished; large plot. near beach for sale
at sacrifice. BERNARD WINFIELD, 81 u.
42d ST.. n. Y. Tel Murray Hill eo5i.
TO Let-Furnishcd house for the summer
season. large. airy rooms: sea bathing.
boating, fishing, &C., close by. $500 for the
season. Mrs. r. ~. HOWES. South Chat
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

FOR SALE. Ridgewood, N. J.--Beau,iful
places, tile bath two car heated garage.
new horse stable. hen house; SO acres
ground; wonderful fruit and evergreen
school; price s22. 500: easy terms Owner,
J. q. srMMoNDs, ITO william ct. Telephone
Beekman 64a3.
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Miscellaneous.

$500 GETS 90 ACRE FARM WITH
HORSES, POULTRY. I3 COWS AND
Calves. vehicles. tools. &c. thrown In inn
proved road. Fl 80 village and II H.. ma
chine worked fields 30 COW. spring watered
pasture. about 600 cords wood, ~ apple and
plum trees attractive 10 room house. running
water. overlooking lake: 20 n. barn. ~ n.
stable garage. Owners other interests force
sale $3.50 only $500 down. easy teruy.
See page - our new Illus. Catalogue 200
EarRains. Free. STROUT FARM AGENCY,
$50 ". n. Nassau St. New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

IN SCARSDAIE-New house and two acres;
II rooms, 3 bathrooms: mile and fourth
10 station: garage: fine old trees; price
e3s, 600 Address GERARD FOUNTAIN. 103
Park av., New York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

RIVER view old brick modern home, big
plot. near depot; committing: $4,000. ES-
TATE. box IFS. Peekskill, ". "
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

Hills Northern Jersey, at closter, 45 min
son tubes, new 10 room (attached) two fam
lily bungalow; one part contains living. din
ingroom. kitchen; spacious hall. porch, Sx26,
part enclosed: bedrooms, large room,
suitable billiard room or library; 2 bath
rooms, showers, Other part living. dining.
room. kitchen. bedrooms, porch sx26. part
ments: spacious lawns. extensive grounds,
flower garden, abundant shade, tennis court,
outbuildings. OWNER. Room 1905. go w.
42d. Bryant 767e-tDa2.
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Conaecsicut.

MORRISTOwN-Best neighborhood farm. 40
acres: for commuter: farming or road
stand selling automobile trade: house. 10
rooms: large barns, garage. full ice house !:
two ma gnificent brooks; dam site: price
s12, 600: terms. other farms, residences.
lakes. tracts for sale. EDWARD J. CAHILL,
Roonton.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

Nearby productive farm. well planted and
fruited right off Main State road. near
neighbors. schools. stores and church, land
is half clear and half IN woodland: large
q room house. poultry houses. barn. corn
crib, pig sty. wagon sheds; horse, COW, chick
ems: all tools and farming implements in
cluded TO quick buyer; price only ". 200.
with only 81 600 cash; ] have many other
big ba rgains IN productive farms. JAMES
pAI.MER'S FARM AGENCY, Hammonton.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

NORTH PELHAM-Compiete Ap~il l. six
rooms, tiled bath, hardwood floors, fire
place; lot 50xi0o garden planted: price
$4,000: 3 minutes from stations. OWNER,
~ Sd av., Pelham. Tel 4787-J.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

ALMOST given away, extraordinarily well
built houses, 8 rooms: barn, garage, chick
en- coop: large plot; price only $4,000. 81 i.00o
cash. Eight room; al improved COLONEL a
81 800 cash. NICHOLSON COMPANY. Lynd-
hurst, N. j,
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

MT, VERNON, f26 Rich ave-, best section Of
Chester Hill, large grounds near school and
depot; 0 rooms and bath. attractive home.
parquet floors. electric lights. unfurnished.
$500. partly furnished Sc25; possession May
D.. Phone HIllcrest 2447 w.
The New York herald., 1922-03-26

A picturesque old home with all improve
menfs. four fireplaces. garage with living
q qiarters. other outbuiIdings: plot contains
five acres, good gardens and fruits. The To-
cation Of property Is high elevation. wonder
ful outlook; price $4,000.
cHAs. r. REEVE. REALToR.