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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-16

pose of this organization to be
explained to you. Make it your
special effort to come as your
membership is necessary for
your own individual welfare. If
you are interested in your own
welfare Or the welfare of your
comrades, YOU can't afford to
miss this meeting. Come and
bring a pal. John N. Jennings,
Commander Chapter No. s, Rich
mond, Ky.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-16

Roy Haynes, prohibition direc-
tor, said at Washington after his
return from Kentucky that "red
liquor" is practically unavailable
i'll Kentucky. He evidently was
not in Louisville Derby day
Pickpockets are said to have
garnered $1,000 in loot Derby
day.
Senator Borah, republican, of
Idaho, has introduced 2 gesolu-
ton declaring &or recognition Of
the SOviets Of Russia.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-16


1.-THE perfec. barftone"-that's the
latest superlative to be applied to
Reinald Werrenrath, concert idol.
.'Handsomest baritone" "most
popular" and even most sartorially
exquisite" are titles his admirers
have given to him in the past. But
when it came to the temerity OF
awarding the golden apple for sing
ing. even some of them came to a
halt.
It rerusined for Dorothy Dom
asIls. asthcr of Blossom Time, :"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-16

/ New York's favorite musical play,
built on the life and music of Franz
Schubert to take the courageous
step. She wanted a singer to put the
great baritone song of Che play,
TEL Me Daisy" on the records for
the first time, and she naturally
longed for the perfect baritone.
81 found him." she declared hap
PLY announcing her selection, "and
best Of ali he is not a foreign singer
but one hundred per cent Amer
ican-Reinald Werrenrath. perfect
baritone
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-16
have your own future welfare

have your own future welfare
protected.
The admission Ese Cor one
year is only $3.50. You must
identity yourself as being a
disabled man by presenting let
ter showing Your award of COM
pensation, or your discharge
which states your disability.
The meeting will be held at 2
o'clock in the afternoon and only
a few minutes OF your time will
be required in order for the pur-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-16
EI:IASI21I wins
TENNIS H9N02.gSss

The tennis championship Of the
Eastern Kentucky intercollegiate
| Association was won by Eastern
Normal ii the tournament held q
London Monday, \ banner VIII
be presented g the Eastern team
for this fcat. B0tn FACULTY and
student representatives were en-
tered in the tourney but the con-
tests that counted toward the ban
ner were in the student class
only. The Eastern faculty WAS
also victorious by taking two OF
three faculty matches while in
the student class Eastern WOE
two firsts, Sue Bennett one, anl
Cumberland one. The local vic
tories were all attained by the
women representatives who play
ed unbeatable tennis the whole
day. Matches were begun at $50
O'Clock in the morning and last
| ed until $50 in The evening.
First in the morning came the
| faculty womcn's double which
Misses Lewis and Hammond won
, by defeating both Sue Bennett
and Union. These TWO ladies
never were pushed and won in Il
walk. They lost only one game
out Of 81 that were necessary for
the completion Of the four sets
| In the afternoon Miss Lewis won
the faculty women singles by dc
feating Miss Woods Of Sue Ben
nett in straight sets, 81 and 90
| Messrs. McCIain and Denniston,
representing Eastern in faculty
mems doubles, fought hard in
their sets against Union but were
finally beaten in two of their
three sets. No faculty mems
singles were played.
The great work Oh the courts
| Of Misses Lutes and Whalley, OF
| Eastern. was responsible for the
| Eastern victory. They rose to
| the occasion at all times and pull
! ed oft Of deep holes in every.
/ match. These two ladies had hard
( opposition TO down and perform
( ed the feat with the greatest Of
! skill. Miss Lutes represented
! Eastern in singles which she Won
in her usual winning. style. Cum
berland furnished the toughest
| nuts for the Eastern hcrojnes To
tcrack. but Misses Lutes and
! Whal1ev handled them TO their
! advantage. The student. women's
singles lad to be cut short to one
| set on account Of approaching
darkness. This did not handicap
Miss Lutes in the slightest but
only made her fight harder as
| she did not have the usual three
sets to win in. The whole Eas-
tern team was pulled for by the
London folks when they were not
PLAYING against London's rep
resentalivcs. To win the doubles
/ Eastern was forced to defeat
4 both Site Bennett and Cumber-
land while Miss Lutes had only
Z, to defeat Miss B. Estes of Gum
ber1on5 10 score
She Benefits only first was
won by Fountain Raysner in the
| student mems singles. This Lad
defeated Harrod of Eastern and
Perkins Of Cumberland to bring
| honor to his school. He was the
class of the students by far. Per
kins 1payed him hard in their sec
ond SET but Raylner recovered
THE court with such speed Per
| kins could not win. Ieadwork
also featured in Raymer's vic
tory.
! Cumberland was victorious If
| the student doubles for men
| Their team defeated Eastern in
Istraie1lt sets and won over Union
easily after the last named had
defeated Sue Bennett in the
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Atfennnni

The Disabled American Veter-
ans Of the World War Chapter
No. s Of Richmond invite all ex
service men, who were wound
ed or injured while in service to
meet with them at the American
Legion Hall next Monday. May
y, for the purpose Of soliciting
new members for the organiza-
ton.
The organization was started
in Cincinnati where the na$fonal
headquarters are now located,
for the purpose Of caring for and
supporting the welfare of the
disabled men, and it is up to you
to come and join us in order to
morning.
The tournament was Big sue
cess in every way. The local
team was given royal entertain
ment and treated very fairly Oh
courts. No kick was made By any
player for any length Of time. On
the whole the matches were the
most sportsmanlike played III
the Association-in any athletics
TO date. Eastern will probably
have the tourney On her courts
next year --.....-,,
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-05-16

Florence-North Kentucky Fair
Association, August 3Q-Sept. 2.
Hubert Conner, Burlington, Ky.
Henderson - West Kentucky
Agricultural Fair Association.
July $3.50. Jacob Zimbro.
Lawrenceburg Fair Association
August 1918. J. L. Cole.
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KENTUCKY FAIR dates

Barbourville - Knox County
Fair Co., Aug. so, Sept. /. ]. S.
Miller.
Brodhead-Brodhead Fair As
ISOLATION, August 1913. r. +
Hamm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23

stance, must leave recA ,ation in the briny deep
to the sidewalk stores subs of dill pickles.
But teller has the cooling showers, which
may be subdivided into the>, classifications:
elemental, parental and Fire Departmental.
The first two, Of course, are no darE sun at all.
The first is likely to involve overshoes md UNI
brellas and the second means soap and the
harassing Of ears in the rear. But the
third-ahl
The large standpipes with overhead showers
set up IN the streets near frehouses are the
life. Anything is worn from overalls or un-
derclothes to the attire which a Teller had on
at the nomenclature which was destined for
q washing, any way, some day soon when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23

mother got around 10 IT, Towels NAV be had
at home If a Teller isn't dry by the time he
arrives. 1t is not the thing to carry soap.
To those being showered, the turning on OF
the cold water is more impressive than the
opening Of any other inland waterway.
As a rule, Teller can't get in a great deal
Of swimming under the circumstances, but IL
the fireman only will turn her on little
harder, few very snappy crawl strokes can
be managed down the gutter.
The kids favor two other kinds Of bathing
which, perhaps, should not properly be classed
as such, being only partial. Usually. thew
cover only the face, head. neck and chest "a
far a. their exterior features 20. These arc
eating watermelon and ice cream cones. s.ort.
which are highly regarded for their interior
advantages, also.
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BY FAIRFAX DOWNEY

into your life; also, still Rat, collar, ditto
a neckt.e and other burdenscme accessories"
OF course, he swims, though not 60 often as
an inland cousin would think Teller you'd
who had 50 many rivers and oceans and things
around But It's one thing TO have EN- and
another 70 get to EN-. It may take only a
nickel TO arrive, but once at the shore, there's
the matter Of costume, disposition Of clothes
and other affairs irrelevant at old swimming
holes. However, there are docks and creeks
where coats Of tan are enough.
But often salt water swims are out Of the
question and the small East Slider, for In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23

HRESH air funds are not ali inclusive,
and the breath Of that country ozone
Il which lucky "feller's' share Of the
fund allows doesn't make it a summer
for him any more than ono swallow. The rest
Of the hot season he has opportunity 20 test
the theory advanced that New York, after al,
is the best summer resort Of the lot. If,that
theory is to be concusively proved, you must
look to the small boy to do IT,
If anybody keeps COOL he does he wears as
little as possible, seeming 10 realize that ac-
cording TO all masculine conventions he must
swathe and sweter in a few years Il is as
if his fortune had been told and the seer had
predicted: 81 see a dark, heavy suit coming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-23
THE GIRL IN
THE PICTURE
- BY DANIEL RICHIE
formulated by William L. Mcpherson

FARO had come TO visit his grand
mother, whom he had not seen since
lVA ne was a child. When he passed
The New York herald., 1922-03-19
CITY REAL ESTATE
Borough of Qucens--saIc or lent.
RAYcJDF-WEcT
Boroush Of Riohmend--sals or Rent.

EApM 10 acres, Mt Bulls Head. in midst
frANiVh, Of we'll known market garden seq
tion; all cleared, fine land room dwelling .
separate bungalow; large barn, chicken
houses. some fruit trees. city water In dwell
Ing ard barn. On macadam road a good
place for q market gardener. Immediate
posscssion. Full particulars. GRTFFITHS
SONS, Port Richmond, Staten Island.
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BEAUTIFUL BALDWIN
Long Isiand--saIe or Rent.

43 Minutes from Manhattan. The pise man
secures carly options, thus sdvfns the usual
Spring advance. With yonr good reputation,
plus small cash, can help arrange easy
first payments.
room bungalow, new, 1000 square
feet of ground. nice cellar. southern
exposure; cash 81 ZOO. Price. .$o. 300
Nice room cottage, convenient for
committing; minutes from bathing;
good section: fine porch. entrance
cash i,5oo. Price. e................... 4.5oo
Splendid room cottage. on corner, hot
Price ....................... $500
Fine 5 room bungalow. every modern
Improvement minutes from depot;
$3.50 cash. Price ce..................,. 1900
Near Freeport-Splendd semi-bunga-
low, g rooms, steam heat: every mod
ern Improvement; cash 81 900 Price $500
In Freeport. minutes from railroad
depot, room bungalow, all
Price .................... 5000
Splendid ? room stucco bunEalow.
place: convenient for committing; on
corner; 81 900 cash. Price. ........... 6.100
At Freeport-Magnificent cottage. 10
minutes from depot: rooms, every
modern Improvement; tile bath and
Nsw s,scSen Room cottase fine section plot 0'o
ressonable cash Price. ............. $500
Beautiful room cottage; plot b0x150;
every modern Improvement. with sun
parlor; 9 minutes from depot; brand
new: cash 81. 900. Price. .......... 1000
At Freeport-Magnificent9 0 room house.
every modern Improvement: over half
acre of ground, beautiful shrubbery;
hardwood throughout; panneled
walls; should be seen to be appreci-
ated; reasonable cash. Price ..... .12, 500
LUERSSEN
Immediately 10 right as you get off train,
BALDWIN, L. /.
Tel Freeport 1913 daily and Sunday.
New York Office: Vanderbilt Av. Building.
81 East 42d St. rooms 30S-311. See Mr.. L.
G. SMITH. Tel. Vanderbilt 5462 on busi-
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Downtown Business Properties
for RENT-fOr SALE
LOFTS for RENT

24-6 Murray st.
Through TO "a Park Place.
Fronting on Church st. Very light
floors. containing 5.0co 50. II. each.
VIII divide 10 suit. Reasonable rent.
All improvements.
1880 Duane St.
50x100. Second loft with immediate
possession. Building contains eleva-
tor, steam heat; no manufacturing.
Insurance rate So cents. Low rent.
4I-3 Vesey St.
The finest loft in finest location
downtown: 5SxS0.
One block west OF broadway, near
Hudson Terminal.
Steam heat and elevator service.
Immediate possession.
Ioo-II Leonard ST.
n. Il. Corner Benson Place.
Four upper floors for rent with Inn
mediate possession: size 42xs1 each.
Unusually fine light space suitable
for office and salesrooms. Occupancy
carries private and exclusive use of
vestibule entrance and electric ele-
vator. Extensive improvements re-
Gently installed.
I68 Duane St.
Size 30xI15.
Three top floors offered with possess
sion at once. Contains freight eleva-
tOr. heating plant. VIII rent Scpa-
rately or will divide one floor. Rent
very low.
457-o Broome st.
Between Mercer and Greene Sts.
Second loft; size 50xS0. Elevator.
steam heat, electric power. Imme-
diate possession.
ro8-II4 Wooster st.
Fifth floor. 5oxl0o or 1oox1o0. Sprinlk-
Ter system. elevator. steam heat;
live steam II desired; possession 1T
once.
ro7 Duane St.
Heart of the shoe district. Top loft
for light manufacturing; size 25x100.
r6 Thomas st.
Sd loft. size 25x1o0. Light manu-
featuring.
80 Pearl St.
just off whitehall Street and near
Custom House.
Basement, 1st and Sd floors for rent;
1850 so. IT. each: light on two sides:
elevator, steam heat, janitor service;
electric light included In rent; high
ceilings. Rents reasonable.
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LOFTS for RENT

40 Spruce st.
Heart of the Leather District.
1st. I'd and Sd lofts; size 25x90 each; ;
will divide. Windows on three sides,
high ceilings. electric hoist. Make
offer. Immediate possession.
5II-5Io East 7and st.
7th and sth floors, size 125x2OO. In
modern 10 story fireproof manufac-
4 turing building. Automatic sprinkler
live steam-electric power-light on
four sides. Lowest priced fireproof
manufacturing space In New York.
Exceptional opportunity for concern
requiring $4,000 TO $4,000 SO. It.
"a Murray ST.
First loft. 25x75. Rent $l,2OO.
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ncnJ Private dwelling, ali

Port Richmond. mrsiyate :, ,ag dwelling. all
rooms. laundry. hot water heat: all IN fine
condition; plot 47x167: room for garage, &C.
In residential section, within 4 blocks of sta
tion. high and grammar schools. Now oc-
cupied by owner: bargain at $500; rea-
sonable terms. Apply
GRIFFITHS SONS,
20 Richmond Av., Port Richmond, s. l.
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BUILDINGSfor RENT
Rental Bargain

Rental Bargain
Positively the best building OF rs 900
SO. #. south OF Canal st.
1873 LEONARD ST.
x Opposite New York Life Building.
43x1lO. story and basement. Elec
tric elevator. Heat. High ceilings;
fireproof stairs. Every refinement
and Improvement.
Rent reduced 20 $1,000 per annum.
Nothing can equal this building at
60c. per sq. IT.
II South William St.
Through to SO stone St.
up-to-date individual office building
OF 10000 so. 1t. Electric elevator;
immediate possession. In excellent
condition. Offer wanted.
o8 Pine st.
Through to DE Pcyster st.
Size 22x52 stories and basement.
Contains electric hoist. Suitable for
storage. Can be converted for office
purposes. Rent $500.
John and William ST. District
new Individual 6 story office build
ing, size 50xso. Fine light on all
floors. Top floor has large slylight.
Contains about 10000 SO. II. Can be
rented for about st.20 per So. IT.
s2I-3 Broomc St.
Runs through to Watts st.
Seven story fireproof building; size
40x60. Contains 19.20o SO. II. Elec-
trio elevator, steam heat, concrete
floors. Owner will put in good condi-
tion. Rent $500. For sale on easy
terms.
"a Barclay st.
Southwest Corner Church 81.
stories and basement: size 25x61;
newly remodelled; electric hoist: steam
heat :.electric light. Nine years lease.
Rent reasonable.
I72 Cherry st.
80 II. north Of Market.
Size 25x70-Extension 21 It.
Six stories and basement. Electric
platform elevator. About II 900 50.
IT. Lease for long term or sell. I'm
mediate possession.
20 Beekrnan St.
story, basement and sub-basemcnt.
size 23xs5. Electric elevator; steam
heat; possession at once. Rent low.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Richmond--sale or Rent.
FARMS FOR sALE-ALI BARGAINS

Acres, woodland. nd...........Ss 5000 acre
FL Acres, partly cleared - 600 acre
81 Acres, partly clear .. 700 acre
IL Acres, cleared, on trolley $500 . IRE
so Acres, cleared on trolley I5eD acre
122 Acres. cleared, on trolley 1900 acre
All OF above are within II mile zone of
City Han, New York. concrete roads, city
water, electricity, excellent roads
M. >. HUGHES, Port Richmond, S. 7.
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BUILDINGS for SALE

Io7-IIo John St.
N. w. Corner Pearl st.
Frontage John st. 152 IT,, Pearl St.
27.4. Area 1900 so. It. Entire pos
session. The best available corner
plot in the district for Improvement.
Price $500 900; easy terms.
o6 John St.
Through to FL Platt st.
Size 22x120. Area $500 50. It. Ideal
plot for Improvement into an indi-
vidual office building. Possession at
once. Excellent location for insur-
ance, drugs, chemical corporations or
restaurant occupancy. Price $3.50. 600;
easy terms. Owner will consider
erecting building TO suit tenant and
lease for long q rm.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.
HUNTINGTON. i. /.

HH1IN IIN1IOINy L. 1.
Unusually attractive California Bunga-
low, situated on hilltop, In desirable 10
cation on main. hard road; plot 276x30O
III room bungalow, 5 bedrooms, tile bath.
large billiard room. living room, 2ox37.
with large sun-parlor. enclosed with
glass and screens; tile Kitchen vapor
heat and electric lights: two car garage
and chicken house, large garden plot,
| fruit and shade. Buildings cost $30, 900
TO produce at pre-war prices. Price for
quick sale f26. 900.
This property has an unsurpassed view
! of surrounding country. Any one desr-
ing a complete modern country home
will do well to investigate this at once
CHAS. Il. SANMIS, JR., Huntington, l.. 1.
TEL. Huntington 435.
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NORTH SHORE REAL ESTATE.
DECLUsE. wAsHBURN & co.
s5 East doth Sc. Vanderbilt 1850.
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MI, Shore of Long Island.

"a miles out, fi5 acres on high land. large
Garden plot, lawns, shrubbery. shade trees,
~ hearing fruit trees, grapes, bush fruits
ri-bungalow. rooms and bath, open fire.
place. heat; large poultry house. garage
Price 81 900. Terms; :, -
A. L. FIELD, pnons rumriSsroS' sSs y =
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OFFICES for RENT
40 William St.

Iso William St.
Nestle's Food Co. Building
One OF the finest and best equipped
buildings in tho Insurance district.
Floors OF 5000 SO. II. each In units 10
suii Rent reasonable.
as Pine St.
District. Ground and first floors.
ideal banking space lnow occupied by
bank). Also offices in units OF from
500 to 500 50. It. Fine light. attrac-
tive space in O. modern building
Rent very reasonable.
az Pine St.
Near Nassau st.
4th, 5th and 9Th floors Cor pcrt)
$50 so. II. each. Location central
to the New York Stock Exchange and
new Federal Reserve Bank. Ideal To-
cation for Stock Exchange, Securities,
Brokerage or financial institution.
before May 1, 1922.
1902 Water St.
- w. Corner Pine st.
New building in the heart of the
sugar, tea and coffee district. Fine
light; I'd. Sd and 4th floors for rent,
each 4ox47. Low rent.
Insurance District
In one OF the best buildings: 1900
sq. II. VIII divide TO suit. Light on
-FOUR SlutS. Wlltliu ptlc ptbth VI new
Federal Reserve Bank. Rent reason
able.
81 Nassau ST.
=. w. Cor. Fulton st.
Small offices, fine north light; suit
able for jewelry. insurance. &c.
rs Fulton St.
n. II. Corner Gold st.
Building recently remodelsd. All well
lighted space.
Ground floor $3.50 50. IT.
Sd floor 3,100 SO. It..
Basement over 5000 50. II.
Masonic Building
l6 West cath st.
Offices In large and small units.
ara Fifth Ave.
N. II. Corner 35th st.
offices in small units: 1ee to 800
50. II.
1924 Front St.
s. w. Corner of Pine st.
9Th floor corner office, size 60xs0.
Full office service In new building.
Central to sugar, tea and coffee dis
trict. Immediate possession. Rent low.
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HAMPTON BAYS. LONG ISLAND

Now offering better furnished houses for
less money than elsewhere; 10 20 rooms
inspection invited. Particulars address
SELLING AND RENTING AGENCY. Box az.
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ASK Nh. HALLERAN,
FLUSHING, L. 4.
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OLD GARDEN CITY

Eight room Colonial. just finished Beat
construction. All improvements: steam heat;
paruuet floors: 4 bedrooms baths; sun
parlor. Grounds planted; plot 75x1O0. 5
minutes walk from station. Street paved
aud curbed. Price and terms reasonable,
City.
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Port Washington, Long Island
srLENprD ron DOCTOR on pENrrsr

Most prominent business and residence cor
ner In Jamaica: q really great opportunity
beautiful new Colonial house. rooms Z
baths, every Improvement: don't delay; this
is Just as we represent. ". w. SCuTT q
CO. 500 Fulton ST.. Jamaica. Phone ~
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
CHANCE FOR SPECULAToR

Cheapc7i iareo parcel OF lots in Queens
county e7t tcts; streets opened and side
walka laid BEAUTIFUL houses adjoining and
new honses now under construction on prop
erty. p. N fioLLIsTFR. 1880 Nostrand
ave-. Bronkivn
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STORES for RENT

70 Duane St.
Between Elm and broadway.
Best Wholesale paper and stationery
block in city. Store, basement and
sub-cellar 25xs0 5000 feet OF excel
lent office, salesroom and shipping
space. Rear shipping from Manhattan
Alley. Elevator to cellar: steam heat.
Long lease. Moderate rent.
27o Pearl St.
Store for rent. 25xe5: rent $500.
I77-o Hudson St.
s. W Corner yestry st.
size 33x1o0. Sidewalk elevator. heat.
sprinkler system. Immediate possess
sion.
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as Minutes from Broadway

81 TRAINS DAILY.
VIII sacrifice for 81, 500 cash nv cosy
HOME at Port washington balance so,5OO
easy terms. Living room, dining room,
kitchen and 2 bedrooms; all Improvements.
Garage Send for photo. Address j. NJ,
3g5 Herald Herald so.
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FOREST HlfES GARDENs-Corner house
FOR sale. b tnoms, . baths. porches; 2-cAr
garage cay terms bargain 20 quick buyer
nfh..t arflnl IL Moifnna for sAln. InnNirn
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

yh of Observation-Disclosures.
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Tel Freeport 104S daily and Sunday.
New York Office: Vanderbilt Av. Building,
81 East 42d St. rooms 30S-311. See Mr.. 4.
c. SMITH Tel. Vanderbilt 5462 on bust.
ness days and hours,