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Attention Comrades!

The members of Camp No. 40,
U. q. VS.. are called to meet on
Saturday, 25th day of March. al
Natchitoches Court House. I'm
portant business to be talked over,
annual dues to be paid, a complete
muster roll made and sent to head
quarters, and other matters.
Those who caD'tcome will please
send in their names and the com
mand they served in during the
Civil War.
Gen. A.. Booth has requested
ne to get q full and complete
Muster Roll.
Our nextreunion takes place at
Richmond. Va. on June 1923 and
We wish to have our Camp we'll
represented.
By COMMAND
OF j. u. lakewood.
Com. ct Camp
No. 40 u. G. V.
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The Parish School Board Of the Par
ish Of Natchitoches. Louisiana, met ia
its Office in the city of Natchitoches.
Louisiana, at ten O'Clock A. Z. On the
7th day Of March, 1922.
The President requested the Seere-
tary to call the roll. The following
members were present:
Messrs. z. T. Gallon. Jr., A. L..
Messick, c. Z. Hathaway, ]. ". In
gram, L. w. Jacob, ]. S RACIAL and
NJ. Barron. =
The following members were absent:
E. T. Walker, J. F. Hawthorne and
Saml Friedman.
The President asked the Secretary
to read the notice which had been
mailed to the members of the Board.
The Secretary read the notice as fol-
lows:
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Succession Sale

~
Succession Of Charles L. Maybin.
Notice is hereby given, that in orde
to pay debts, will sell all the prop =
ty on the Inventory, original aud su }
plimental in the above entitled succa;
sion. The same being described a
follows:
The four-fifths interest in the fl,
lowing described real estate situat {,
in this parish, to-wit:
The 81 Of the seq and SEA !
SMH, Section s. The NEH of "a
NEA of Sec. 8 The Eh of SW /.
and the SEA of the NWH Of Sec. 8
All in I. IL, r. 8. three head of horse
more or less, and eleven head of COW
and calves, more or less. Also hoas9
hold and kitchen furniture. +
Date of sale, April 18th, 1922,
Terms of sale: Cash.. subject to
MRS. LOU ANNA MAYBI>.
Administrative.
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NOTICE

Mrs. Lou Anna Maybin, Administer.
trix, OF the succession of Charles / :.
mayhem, has filed with the Clerk of
the Court. schedule Of liabilities in
the SAID Succession. and the order of
thelr payments. ell parties in interest,
are notified to file any other CLAIMS
tnat may be against the Successiol,
either with the Clerk of tha Court.
Or with her Attys. Scarborough and
Carver. That all who have any oppo
sition to the claims and their payment
y shown on the list, file their opposI-
lion thereto with the Clerk Of the
Court. This. the 9Th of March. 1929.
MRS. LOU ANNA MAYBIN.
Administrators.
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Notice

The public is hereby notified that a
certain promissory note executed by
me dated May II, 1918 for the sum of
100 secured by mortgage on e
acres of land purchased from Walter
Sompayrac has been lost or mislaid.
SAID note was paid by me on Decem-
Der .. 1921 and this notice is given
Tor the purpose Of having the mort
gage securing same cancelled. >
b-4-l6-et8 &C. L. CAMPBELL
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NOTICE
Succession Of Charles l.. Maybin

70 Succession Of Charles L. Maybin
Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Lou
Anna Maybin, Administering of the
Succession of Charles l.. Maybin, has
filed with the Clerk Of the Court, a list
of the debts against the succession OF
Charles L. Maybin and the order of
their payment. That any person hav-
ing other claims against the succession
or having objection to those placed on
the schedule should file their objection
with the t:ferk of the Coui t. otherwise
the same will be homologated and made
yne yQoBmedS 0E1hA C0mH -s
B. s. SWETT.
Clark Of Court, l1th u. L.
-s Parish of Natchitoches.
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Revolution BY Mr.. Meseick, SECONDED
BIZ Mr.. ingram: -
That MI. Hathaway bes snthesisad t.
make the necessary arrangements fol
transferring the children in the Huok.
shay community, three miles northeas,
OF Campti, to the Campti High School
for period of one month.
Carried unanippusly)
Resolution by Mr.. Hathaway, second.
cd By Mr.. Messick: * -sA 6
That Superintendent Hooper. and M.
J. r. Hawthorne, member from Ward
seven, be authorized to either lease or
rent 9 portion of 18th section land in
Ward seven to Pete Desadier: Flora,
10. Carried unanimously
Upon motion duly seconded. the
board adjourned until 10 O'Clock We'd
nesdav morning, March 8, 1922. -
The Parish School Board OF the Par
ish of Natchitoches, Louisiana, met in,
its Office in the city Of Natchitochee.
Louisiana, at ten O'Clock A. N. on the
9th day Of March, 1922, to complete
the business left over from the pre-
vious day. 49,
The following members were present:
Messrs. d L. Gallon, Jr., A. L. i
Messick, G. G. Hathaway. ]. ". In.
gram, L w. Jacob, Sam'I friedman
and NJ. Barron. 50 ~
Absent: Messrs. E. T. Walker. j.. |
F. Hawthorne and J. S. RACIAL.
The President stated that a quorum
being present, the meeting was duly |
and competent to transact
BUSINESS.
Resolution by Mr.. Hathaway, second
I'd by Mr. Messick:
That the Assessor. e. L.. Scarborough
" remunerated for extra work per
ormed in preparing the tax rolls for j
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This is to notify you that the next
regular meeting of the Natchitochea
Parish School Board will be held in the
Boards Office In the city of Nate hito-
ches Tuesday, March Z, 1922, at ten
O'Clock, and to ask that you please be
present at this time, as some matters
of special Importance will come before
the meeting.
Very sincerely yours,
(Signed) c. E. HOOPER, Supt,"
Mrs. w. C. Pierson, Demonstration
Agent, gave very interesting report
of the work that is being done in the
Parish under her supervision.
Resolution by Mr.. Messick. seconded
by Mr.. Hathaway:
BE it resolved, etc.. That the fol-
lowing compromise offer be made to
Mr.. w. &. Stout, on construction of
the Marthaville High School Audito-
rum:
Sec, That upon the completion of
the said building in accordance with
the plans and specifications, and the
acceptance thereof by this Board, that
said Stout be paid in full settlement
thereof the sum of $500. 90, cash, and
be given the three last maturing bonds
of School District No. S, being one
bond for the sum of $1,000. 90, due
March !, 1923. and 2 bonds for the sum
of $500. 90 each, due and payable
March l, 1924, and March l, 1925, re-
spectively, with interest coupons clip
ped from said bonds.
Sec. That this proposition is made
subject to acceptance by the said w.
& stout on or before March II. 1922.
Sec. Provided, that in the event
said building is rendered and same is
not in accordance with specifications,
then and in that event the said w. C.
Stout may be paid the sum of $elOO 10,
less such an amount as may be estimat-
ed as to bring said building up to speci-
ications, which amount skall be de-
Quoted from said cash payment, and |
retained by the School Hoard to be used |
BY 1t in remedying such defects, in the
event the said w. G.. Stout should not
remedy same within 80 days.
Sec: That the Architect, J. w. |
Smith. to report on March 8, 1922. as
10 the completion Of the building. and
he amount to be retained for remedy
ng any defects on same.
Carried unanimously)
Resolution by Mr.. Ingram, seconded
" Mr.. Messick: That Mr.. Sam Lacaze
,e reimbursed in the sum Of $443. so, |
mount which was paid by him in con-
'tructing the Spring Hill fColored)
school house, in Ward ~, said amount
o be paid not later than June is, 1922,
hat the said Sam Lacaze furnish the
sehool Board q deed to the two acres
,elonging to the school not later than
late agreed upon for the reimburse, /
nent.
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Notice

Aaron Fergerson having filed his
application to Administer the success
sion OF Emelie Geary, all persons at
interest are hereby notified to show
cause within ten days why his applica.
ton should not be granted.
A. H. O'QUINN,
M-S'3t Deputy Clerk
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Notice
SUCCESSION SARAH RIVERS

SUCCESSION SARAH RIVERS
]. N. Morrow, Administrator, hav.
ing this day filed his final account in
above succession, notice is hereby
given to all concerned to show cause
within ten days why the same should
not be homologated.
3Witness my hand and seal of Office
this March l4th 1922.
B. s. SWEET,
M-l0 Clerk 18th D. C. La.
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Court House News.

ESIuoy OV0utuV ~ OuuOOWu re-
port OF shot gun WIS heard hy
the people living about l mile ,oi
lCAmpti, on Saturday morning two
negro girls came across little
fSKITSyT wUvn.swuVTU Tug gun md
shot the erenip9 before and found
Henry Davis, : negro shout ID
years old. lying dead. Upon inves-
|tigation il was found that he was
shot in the head with . shot gun
It very close range. Coroner's
inquest held and rendered. verdict
that Henry. Davis had come to
his death By shot gun wounds in
ficted By shot gun 10 the hands
OF John Barton. Barton il 4 ne
gro that is hixhly thought Of by
both. white and colared in the
community Of Campti. The
cause Of killing WAS domestic
troubles. Barton is in Jail here.
Constance Window q negro|
living on Foster Smiths planta
ton near (Ampti died Sunday
morning from drinking poisoned |
Whiskey. Three doctors we're call |
I'd to attend Window but all efforts |
wore Of no avail. Window was
| splendid hand and had been a
tenant on Smiths plantation forI
nora than 1t years. All parents
md 81 good people it you don,,
vant this same thing to occur to Il
ZONE OF yours help the officers to
Ramp out this horrible. murder
,us violation Of our STATE and fed
'ral laws. Il
Mack Thomas Z white man liv.
az about two mi1os from CamptiI
re arrested for making whiskey.
le Vas caught ia the oct aud i
- fall OF hot mash was brought
Dthe aheFiif's office Is evidenc-,
Th1 white men. McCor-
= aul Burton who robbed
81 md QlasSell were brought
* hese Monday morning by
lfaty III. Sellers and placed
y.
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Towns get reputation, - we'll ~
men. Make our town talked OF oil
over the State % the Town Of Homes.
1t wall draw people. Where people
come there 10 prosperity.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1922-03-16

r. A Charleville having this day
filed his final account all persons at
interest are notified to show cause
within ten days why the same should
not be homologated.
This March IA, 1922.
A. H. O'QUINN.
MILO Deputy clerk.
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Small packages up to 100 lbs Csc
l hereby reserve the right to acc.,,s
or to reject any and all bios for o 4
sale.
w. H. AIREY,
President Police Jury Parish Of
M.9-4t of Natchitoches. La. !.
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Sale C0lfax Ferry

Notice is hereby given that | will
receive bids for the sale Of the CoI,ay
Ferry on Saturday April LIST 1922, at
the hour of II o'clock A. NJ, at the
office Of the Police Jury at the City Of
Natchitoches, La.
Same is hereby Advertised tn he II
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THURSDAY, MARCH Is. 1922
FUR SENATOR

FUR SENATOR
I hereby announce that | am can
didate for reelection 40 Senator Of
the 2lst Senatorial District composed
of Natchitoches and Red River par
ishes, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party.
J. 1. FRIEDMAN
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By the Way

The best advertisement Of your BUSH
ness 10 the town you live in.
The Natchitoches enterprise. (Natchitoches, La.) 1888-1965, 1922-03-16

II does not take money. It takel
something thst ID scarcer. 1t takes
cooperation.
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Let's develop the Town Nerve. No,
that's not synonymous with Brass.
mean the Civic Nerve. It's the most
important nerve in our town body sys-
tenn, and should be the most sensitive.
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Sheriff Sale.

By virtue of a writ of Fl ia issue
from the 18th District Court in III
matter of Trevar Mfg. Co , VS. L. I
Bales ct ais. have seized and take,
into my possession and will offer fe
sale at the front door of the Cour
House at IL o'clock M, on
SATURDAY MARCH Is, 1922
the following described property:
One Jumbo Heading Saving Mact
inc.
Terms of Sale-Cash, subject to a,
pralsement.
j. w. PAYNE,
Sheriff
The demand for turpentine r.
quires 100000 acres of virgin y
est annually.
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Community Welfare League

Mrs Ai!elnan, president ef ths
- Y z us.ry1-.'--O -
appointed the different e5i15nit.
tees for the departmental work;
Curb Market, Public Playground,
Community House, Garbage,
Mosquito, and other important
public interests, ell Of which sre
busily outlining tested planssso e
to have them ready to submis@lo
the League at its regular meetlng
Monday March ~ at. 4 p. n.
The day the League was oittean.
lied, . representative Of each de-
nomination was appointed to se.ve
on . public health committee and
later two more from each we're
asked to serve as committees OF
three which have been busily vt
work ever since, aud outiined 1
much needed program which will
be faithfully carried out. At u
meeting held Monday afternoon
ibis Pu biic Health Committee
which has primarily at heart tue
we'll being Of the poor children IL
he outlying districts Of the par |
sh, arranged for free clinics 70 bel
held for their examination aud
treatment for adenoids, tonsils,
eeth, etc, b. our leading physi |
'ians and dentists who have prom
sed their cooperation and the en.
husiastic interest for the accom-
'lishment Of this splendid work, Isl
ut sample Of what will - un-
ken By the COMM my Well4ssI'
sesgue. 60. -
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oysi ny a. 1lellt ~ ~ %
pJee ~ grown II 90 Uai5sl
s,iasai i s1ss. klrl 80
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SIX ROOMS
Manhattan--East Side

66TH ST.--2l r. $500.
French & French, 200 Mad. Ave.
1aD ST.--i25 Il.
j. Tishmsn & Sons. ESQ Madi-
son Ave.
18TH ST.-103 r.
Apply premises.
18TH ST.--loS IL. baths.
Apply premises.
slsT ST.-ios-ilo e. . baths.
Altavastia Holding Co.. $50 oth
SID sT.-122 70. 5000.
SID sT.ei2s Il. iO'
Bling & Bing Corp. 1lo W. 4otA.
ssTH SIT e. TO 3 baths.
Almat Corp. e. 41st st.
19STH ST.-34o E.
Apply premises.
5TH AVE.-763.
Apply premises.
9TH AVE.-li40. 8 baths.
Fsench & French, 300 Mad. Ave.
9TH AVE.--118o. Ia baths.
French & French. 299 Mad. Ave.
CONVENT AvE.--492. $3.50.
LEXINGTON AVB.--I3as.
Rhinelander Real Estate. 81 Mas
MADISON Av., $50. $3.50.
Pease a. Gilman. $40 Mad. av.
MADISON AVB.-1142. si25.
Apply premises.
PARK AVE.-27o. $1,000.
d. T.. Elilman Co.. 10 s. 4eth.
PARK AVE.--290.
Douglas l.. Elliman 4 Co.. is y.
49th ST.
PARK AVE.-440. s2,500-s3 900.
George Bowman. 115 W. AID 81.
PARK Av.--040. . baths
Apply premises.
PARK AV.--0iC.
Apply premises.
PARK AV.-i0I9.
Apply Apt. S-B. Lenox 6e97.
PARK AVE.-i049. . baths.
Apt. SB. Phone Lenox 6e9T
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FIVE ROOMS
Bronx
CT' kr.IautinA Ava.

1sisT ST.--Vslentlne Ave-
Agent premises
23STH ST.-lSO w. $40
Supt. on premises.
e5oTH ST. Broadway. sos up.
Agents on premises. ~
ANDREWS AVE.-2294-22ss-
Agent premises. 49,
BAINBRIpGE ANE-ou'V
Apply premises.
Nehring Bros, st. Nicholas ave.
cRnasToS aaq N AVE5.-le75. W. 500.
/. Rcis & Co, SO w. 10th st.
CEESTON AVE.--229S. SSi.
Apply premises.
DAVIDSON AVE.-205O. Near
subway.
Apply premises.
DAVIDSON AVE. Burnside Ave.
Chss. Berlin. 1888 Broadway:
GRAND CONCOURSE--2250. $40.
Apply premises.
GRAND CONCOURSE-26oo.
Apply premises.
GRAND CONCOURSg and 1Itst.
Tel. Bingham 1928.
LORINCi Pf.ACE-o312-23 -2316.
Il. j. Mcmahon. i43s ST. Mich
MoNTGoMERY Av.--1759.
Apply premises.
OGDEN AVE. 1850. si5.
Apply premises.
OGDEN AVE.-t350. SO.
L. j. Mcmahon, 1888 st. Mich
olas ave.
RYER AVE.-2i05.
Apply premises.
SEAMAN AVE--3l.
Apply premises.
SHAKEsPEARE AVE.-l3ss.
Apply premises,
eOIJTHERN BOULEVARD-e26.
Apply promises.
WEBB AVE. E.--2432. Reasonable.
Murray Hill-Alexander Corps
Agents.
WOODYCREST a V E. - lil3'
C66th St1
4 Apply Supt., 1928 Woooyerest
Ave.
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Bronx

1StST ST.-Valentine Ave.
Agent. premises.
1eSTH ST.-3i0 Y.
John Multy G. Son. fremont 412S.
2oOTH ST.-309 E.
w. ]. Broderick. premises.
BRYANT AV.-1550.
Apply premises.
DAVIDSON AVE. Burnside Ave.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
GRAND CONcOURSE-2250. 500.
Apply premisese.
GID CONCOURSE-2665. 2 baths.
Apply premises.
LORiNG PLACE-2312-2316.
f. j. Mcmahon, 1888 st. Mich.
olas Ave.
MosHOLU AvE.-B'way (25sth).
J. j. Kennedy. premises.
MOSHOLU AVE.--57S3.
Apply premises.
RIVER AVE.-2105.
Apply premises.
SOUTHERN BOULEvARD-e2a.
Apply premises.
UNIVERSITY AVE.-t601. s12O.
Nehring Bros. st. Nicholas Ave.
and 1s2d.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08
Westchester
RRONXVILLE--sagamore Cc

BRONyvILLE--Sagamore Court.
George Howe, SGT 5th Ave.
HAMILTON AVE.-Sa. 5000 yearly
Yonkers Realty Exchange. $50
South Broadway.
HAMILTON AvE.-96. $1,000
yearly.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. $50
South Broadway.
PHILIPSE MANOR-On the Hud-
son. 500.
r. f. Farley. sac Madison Ave.
so. BROADWAY-3S9. $75-$S5.
lonkers Realty Exchange. $50
South Broadway.
SOUTH YONKERS. $e0-$e5.
A. w. Donoghue. 104 st. An
drcws Place, Yonkers.
YONKERS-Hamilt Ave-. 81.
Yonkers Realty Exchange, $50
So. Broadway.
NKERS-Hamiiton Ave-. 90.
YonlSers Realty Exchange. 399
So. broadway.
so. yONKERS-Valentine Lane,
280. SIG.
J. II. Brown & Co.. 506 South
Broadway. Yonlers.
YONKERS 500.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. $50
So. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-10-08
NINE ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

bDTH ST.-Ith Ave.
J. Tlshman & Sons. $50 Madison
s4TAV s4TAAVfs;T ST. w.
Apply premises.
TAD ST.-260 w. $4,000.
: Earle q Calhoun. 212 w. 72d 81.
T2D ST.--334 W.
Apply premises.
10TH ST.-307 W.
Booth, $40 W. 139th st.
18TH ST.--West End Ave. $500.
Il Apt. Renting Co.. i76 w. I'D.
SlST ST.--35 ". $4,000.
Dwight, Archibald & Perry. 1877
SAD sT.--1 w. $4,000.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 W. rad.
s5TH $3.50 w.
Wood Dolson Co.. Broadway
& s0th st.
seTH sT.-sTth st. and B'way.
Wood Dolson & Co., B'way and
sora fpIs sr.@a55 sa55 W. 3 baths. $500.
Slawson g. Hobbs. 162 w. I'D.
1oisT sos sr:-ai5 T. ;ac W. 3 baths.
Wood. Doison Co, Inc. Broad
way and s0th ST.
1o2D $3.50 ". $500.
Wood. Dolson Co, B'way & soth.
io2D $3.50 w. baths. s4.5oo.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. Broad
way and s0til st.
1o3D sT.-3oo W. sI75.
,.As2ply A. oI Brcss on Prsml.ss; pre- !, soo
Dwight, Archibald & Perry. 1877
1,oTMH T$f Ef.sso, so w. $4,000.
Nassoit g. I.apning. BY & seth 81.
fffTH sT.--545 w. $500.
Nassoit e. Lanning. Bway e. S0th.
BROADWAY-S st.
Wood, Dolson Co., Bway-60th.
BROADWAY-s6th and s7th St,.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc. Broad
way and SOFA st.
BROADWAY-2I7s.
CENTRAL PARK WEST -t2d st.
3 baths.
pease a. EIiiman. 165 w. 72d.
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-2s5.
u. X Van Wrinkle. 1s2 w. 12d.
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-e3d 81.
Harted Realty Co., 2ag Bway.
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-S2o.
5000.
Sharp & Co., 24s9 B'way.
FIT. WASHINGTON AvE.-42T-435.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE nRIVE-1lo. $1,000.
Z. X. Van Wrinkle. 152 W. I2d.
III v E4ft2llNEt lIIss-lgls % hoAAAHs
Wood. Doison Co.. Inc, Broad
way a,d s0th 81.
RrvERsTDE DRIvE-i3i. $500.
Apply a. W. *. premises.
RIVERSIDE DR.-153. 3 baths.
$500.
wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. Broad
wav and sO.h 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-c22. $500.
Easter 4 CALHOUN. 21s w. T2d
nrvERsrpE DRIvE-cs4.
J. p. Peel, S62 w. 28d Sc.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE : 27o. 3
baths.
F: az zlttsl & Sons. Bwsy and
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-4o4. si,5oU.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-4i0. $1,000.
A. H.O'Brien, 22o9 B'way.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE Tooth 81.
Donovan Estate, II r. 4Sd st.
RIVERSIDE DR.--44s. 80 baths
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-Ip0.
Sharp 4 Co. 24sa Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DR.-i5e-f5Tth sis.
sr. NICHOLAS AVE.-s4p si6o.
chas. s. I<ohler. 1923 st. Mich
WEST END AVE. -i0ist. 3 baths.
Tred'k zittel & Sons. B'way-I9th.
WEST END AVE. .-o6.
l.. =. Phillips. 1is w. 72d st.
WEST END AvE.-3n5.
Mark Rafaisky q Co.. 2f u. 40th.
WEST END AVE.--335.
Mark Rafaisky a Co. 2f r. 10th.
WEST END AvE.--STb. baths.
A. Greenbaum, 345 Madison Ave.
WEST END AvE.--40f. 3 baths.
$3.50.
Wood. Dolsou Co.. rnc.. Broad
way and s0th 81.
WEST End AvE.--4of. $4,000.
Wood Dolson a Co.. B'way and
snth 81.
WEST END AvE.--s2a. 3 and 4
baths.
L. J. Phillips Co., tfs w. 72d 81.
WEST END AVE.--qd5.
Mark Rafelsky 4 Co q y. 40th.
Manhetten--Rast Side
BOTH sT.-35 Il. s9,soo.
Sharp 4 Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
72D ST.--i25 II.
Julius Tishman. ESQ Madison
9TH AvE.--2]7. $4,000,
Ruland a BENJAMIN. ~ ". 4at
ETH AvE.--7B5.
Arbly prersess --.-
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Westchester

BRONXVILLE--Sag gamore Court
George Howe. 527 9th Ave.
HAMILTON AVE.-96. 81 .44o.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. 3s9
South Broadway.
POST ST.. $3.50.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. 3es
South Bway.
YONKERS-Post ST.. z. 81 800.
Yonkers Realty Exchange, 3S9
So. Broadway.
YONKERS--Hamilton Ave-, 20.
Yonkers Realty Exchange. 3Ss
So. Broadway.
YONKERS-$f10.
Yonkers Realty Exchange, 3sS
So. Broadway.
so. YONI<ERS-valentine Lane.
26o. Si16.
Broadway, Yonkers.
SOUTH BROADWAY-3s9. sf1O.
Apply premises.
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FACTORY PROPERTY.

Manhattan.
VICINITY Hotel Commodore.
100000 SO. II.
Adams & Co., ITO 9th av.
WEST SIDE below Canal.
26,0O0 50. II.
Phone Sterling 3Ts0J.
11TH AVE. Cor. 4sth st.
10000 so. Il.
j. +. Peel Co., 3s2 w. Esd 81.
Bronx.
134TH ST.-496 E. 10000 sq. H..
s77 900.
Apply 1929 Tribune Bldg.
Brooklyn.
KENT AVE.--643-I. 50xp5.
G.. i. Simpson. 1887 Bway.
RODNEY ST.--410. 3 story,
Reynolds, 15I Morgan av.
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Brooklyn

14TH ST.--162l f. S65.
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21ST ST.-136.
NJ. Feiis. $50 2ist st.
17STH ST.-227 e.
Apply premises.
COLUMBIA HE1GHTS-6S-I 10 2.
Chauncey Real Estate Co., 1877
Montague ST.
EASTERN PARKWAY-Washing-
ton Ave.
HICKS ST.-i32-140.
Cary. Harmon & Co.. IA Mon
tague st.
OCEAN AVE.-241. $50.
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WEIRFIELD ST.-3s7. $50.
A. Moegdn On premises.
WESTMINSTER-i0-eo.
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Brooklyn

18TH ST.-21c6 Z. $50.
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BATCHELDER ST.-2S47. S65.
Il. Grady, premises.
HICKS ST.-132-140.
Cary, Harmon & Co.. 144 Mon
tague st.
MONTAGUE ST.-11i-117.
II. Brumburg. premises.
PARKSfDE COURT-11. 500.
Phone Flatbush 1254-J.
SENATOR sT.--33t. $75.
Mrs. G. Slater, premises.
VAN SICLEN AVE.-19. $50.
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WESTMINSTER ROAD-10-20.
Apply premises.
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SEVEN ROOMS
Bronx

CONVENT AvE.-i26. s1.Too.
Dwight. Archibald & Perry. 1877
w. 23d ST.
GRAND CONCOURSEl-2525.
II. A. Acker. 243s Cd. Concourss.
GRAND CONCOURSE and lT1st.
Tel Bingham t12s.
IORING PLACE-23i2-2316
L. j. Mcmahon. 1888 st. Mich
olas Ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD-e26.
Apply premises.
UNIVERSITY AVE.-1656. $llo.
A. j. Dempsey. premises.
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Manhattan-East Side
ELEVEN ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

50TH ST. and Tth Ave.
Julius Tishman & Sons, ESQ
Madison Ave.
e6TH -sT1H SITS. broadway. 4
baths.
Wood, Dolson Co.. Ins,, Broad
way and s0th ST.
BROADWAY-S6th and S7th Sts.
baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Broadway
and S0th St.
CENTRAL PARK WEST--ss.
Blne & Fling Corp. 118 W. 40th.
R1NERSIDE DRIVE-100th st.
Donovan Estate, II Z. 4Sd st.
WEST END AVE.-495. 0 baths.
$1,000.
Wood. polson Co.. Broadway.
corner S0th st.
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NINE ROOMS
Manhattan-East Side

MADISON AvE.-7I1.
Payson Mel. Merrill Co.. Inc
8 L.. 4lth st.
PARK AVE.-2I0.
Douglas l.. Gilman q Co.. IS
PARK AVE.-2so. $1,000.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. IS
Il. 49th st.
PARK AVE.--4s5. (3-5 bsths).
ID. l.. Gilman & Co.. rs 10. 4eth.
PARK AVE.-5I0.
PaRR AVE.-soo. $1,000.
Il. d. Litchfield, AT 9th Ave.
PARK AVE.--s29. Duplex.
n. A. Berwin, i03 Park Ave.
PARK AVE.-93O.
L. A. Levy Co.. 565 9Th Ave.
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Manhattan--East Side
FIFTEEN ROOMS
9TH AvE,--,os7.

Manhattan-East Side
BTH AyE.--247. $500.
Rutland 4 benjamin, Inc, IL n.
4eth st.
PARK AvE..-2T0. $4,000.
Douglas In Elliman 3 Co., Is u.
Geth 81.