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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-31

MT o adquiera Ell fabito de tomar medi-
" cinas. FL enfermo rlecesita tomar
medicinas pero no debe continuar
tofnandolas cuando va este curado.
Para mantenerSe sano bastan las buenas
costumbres, ell ejercicio fisico, una alimen-
tacion regular v sencilla el deseanso vel
sueiio. Entonces este satisfecho de estar
libre de los sintomas de la debilidad renal.
ST I'd duda del buen funcionamiento
de sus rinones tome Pfld0rlS de Foster;
elias vigorizan esos organos y no dejan
habito de tomarlas
Examines I'd miSmo: Cuando Sc des-
pierta en- la maIiana isiente algun dolor
de espalda? lEstan sus parpados inhados
V sus manos pies hinchados? IFS la
orina trrbia, arenosa e irritante? I Es abun-
dante O. escasa? iSiente sus extremidades
| debiles reunlaticas especialmente cuando
e1 tempo es htmedo? iSe siente I'd. sin
| espiritu, cansado, falto de energia y de
ambiciones? use siente I'd. mareado des-
pues de estar de pies algun tempo !?
lTiene I'd. ataques de reumatismo, cias
! tica lumbago?
/ una varias de estas preguntas es afrma-
] tiva, recurra inmediatamente a Las PIT.
doraS de Foster Para Los RiiioneS. Elias
son un especifco de las intermediates
renaleS.
De venta en- todas las boticas. Solicite
nuestro folleto sobre las intermediates
renales y Sc 10 enviaremos absolutamente
gratis.
"a TER-MccLELLAN co.
BUFFALO, N. Y, EU.A
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-31
Ell SOFA QUE USo NAPOLEON EN-
LA BATALLA DE JENA

JENA, AIemania, enero 26.-cuatro
ofciales del ejercito frances han esta-
do hoy en- Ell Hotel Ruisenor, con el fin
de apropiarse del hist6r1co sofa sobre Ell
cual descans6 Napoleon en- la batalla de
jena. Los referidos oficiales salieron con
direction a Paris donde haran entrega
al Gobierno del interesante mueble.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-31
CLARA KIMBAL1 YOUNG

cuyos triu1fos Iltimamente han sido
una imemente reconocidos, ofrece al pt
blico de Puerto Rico su tercera produc-
ci6n extraordinaria titulada ''Por ell
Alma de Rafael, cuyo estreno Sc We
rificara en- les cines "Tres Banderas' +,
ttRialto" tolimpo" muy pronto.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-31
PoINcARE Y ALEMANIA

FL presidente del Consejo de Minis
tros frances senor Poincare ha dirigido
I'm telegrama Hugo SHINES invitando-
Ie para una conferencia de caracter eco
n6mico que podfa celebrarse en- Paris.
Poincare es un enthusiastic admirador de
SHINES Quien llama el Napoleon in
dustrial de Europa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-31
AGUINALDo EN- LOS
EsTADos UNIDos

FL general Emilio Aguinaldo, patrio-
ia filipino ha salido para los Estados
Unidos donde Sc va a someter a un ira
tamiento facultativo. Durante su estan
cia en- Washington el lfder filipino tiene
Ell prop6sito de conferenciar con los Je-
fes de la Administration acerca de los
asuntos relacionados con su pals.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-31
Ell NuEvo posrMAsTER GENERAL

Con motive de la renuhcia de Will
H. Hays como postmaster general de los
Estados Unidos suena el nombre del CO.
ronel William Boyce Thompson para
reemplazarlo en- ese cargo.
Hays sera ahora director general del
Sindicato de Pelfculas de Norte Anne
rica. rs
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-31
JUNTA DENTAL ExAM1NADoRA.
convocatoria a Examenes.

Por La presente, y de acuerdo con 10
estabiecido por la Ley, La Junta Den
tai Examinadora, anuncia examenes para
la revalida de Cirujanos Dentistas, los
cuales empezaran verifcarse desde Ell
dia de Febrero de 1922, las nusve
de la mafiana, en- Ell salon que ocupa
la Junta en- La Gale de Allen No. 8,
Palacio Rojo.
Las solicitudes diplomas y dernas
docnmentos asi como tambi6n giro pos
tai por la cantidad de $25 como dere-
chos de examen, seran enviados al Pre-
sidente que suscribe, todo 10 eual Sc
adInitira hasta el dfa dos de febrero
de 1922.
DR.. j. M. BIRD,
Pres. Junta Dental Exsminadora
San Juan, P. R., enero IS, 1922.
, 1922-03-20
OF MAN
SUPPOSED TO De ORVILLE
JENNINGS STILL IN DOUBT

Although there Is a striking resem-
bIance between the pictures OF Or
vile E Jennings. h man wanted in
Casper for participating in a jail de
livery here last October and William
THOMPSON. n convict held in the peui-
Tertiary at 9ioux Falls. s. D.. experts
u no arc studying the photographs dis
agree as to whether they are h Ike
nesses of one and the same person
From the first glance at the picture
there is nothing to lead to the con
cluston that they + tho same person.
More minute observation however.
leads to the belief that the pictures
are ukenesses OF the same person but
that Jennings made efforts TO dtstort
the likeness when he posed for photo
graphs In. the South Dakota penal in
stitution-
Thompson Is serving n sentence in
South p1lota after having e on
victed of stealing a car about a week
later than the Jail delivery in Casper
was effected.
It is probable ina Sheriff joe L
Marquis will send one OF his deputies
10 Sioux Falls to c the man Thomp
son to determine whether he is the
man wanted here or not The sppre-
nension Of Jennings in all probability
would throw interesting light on the
whereabouts of L. Il. Nicholson, ]. y.
Howard and Robert Morton
, 1922-03-20
BIG DEMAND FOR
HOMES|TES At
NEW REFINERY
See Ben Agency Establishes
Offices on Grounds East
of City to Accommodate
Buyers.

So successful was the opening cam
paign for the sale Of properties in In
dependent addition. the new subdi-
vision property which has been put
on the market hero by tho See Ben
Realty company, that 1t has proven
necessary to establish an office on the
property which lies If miles east of
Casper adjoining h site of h new
Wyoming Refining company plant
which VIII soon be IN process OF cree
ton.
After a short advertising campaign
exclusively in The Casper Tribune.
the addition was thrown open yes
terday and crowds occupied h at
tention of statesmen for the realty COM
pany from 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing to 6 o'clock asst night
with h demand for n property
exceeding expectations h See Ben
company viii institute an improve
ment campaign OF the addition imme-
diately instead OF suspending the
work to meet the better weather con
ditions of later spring months.
The first step VIII DO to build a
permanent crossing over the railroad
tracks entering the addition. Two or
more wells to furnish winter to the
addition and to show h prospective
residents tho depths that will have to
be drilled will be started immediate
~. Plans are also made to grade up
many of the streets in the addition
Immediately
After the office Is established ON
the property inquiries can be made
there at any time during the day and
all addition business win be transact
ed or the ground
, 1922-03-20

sand which produces oil in the
Mulo Creek field.
In the Usage field the N6co Petu-
cum company Is preparing to let con
-rants for the drilling OF five more
wells on section 1s-46-63.
In the same neid the Brahey-wan-
newald interests Of Cheyenne are
making arrangements for further de
~velopunent Of holdings in sections 20
and 2I4s-63.
Operations On the ~IRndbridEe well,
section $3.50. VIII be resumed In the
near future for completion Of the test.
\ strike in this well, IN which good
oil showtnss already have been en-.
counterei. would extend the OsaEs
field several miles to the southeast.
Baxlcy and Short arc assembling
materials o. a test well on sectiou
21-45-eA, some W miles from the
Landbf ldge well
Omaha and Deadwood interests
headed by John H. OrBrien OF Dead.
wood. are to drill n test on Fiddler
creek this year. tho location belng
threo miles west of the Thornton
Clark wen on section 1-s5-64.
, 1922-03-20
River Hearing
Resumed Today

LOS ANGELES. Cal, March 90
Herbert Hoover, secretary of com
merce. accompanied by Mrs Hoover
and Representatives from seven south
western states on the Colorado river
commission. OF which he is chairman.
arrived mere early today from Imperial
va.Iry. Hearings of h commission
on proposals for Improvement of the
Colorado river to relieve the lower
valley from flood menace. were to be
resumed today following sessions held
at Phoenix and inspection Of tho
Boulder canyon project and h I'm
Derial valley.
, 1922-03-20
BUILDING ORDINANCE
TO Be PROTESTED BY
COMMITTEES TONIGHT

The city council win be beseiEed by
many committees at its regular meet
ing tonight in which concerted eff
fort Will be put forth to secure relief
from the drastic terms of the new
building law. which is said to be ham,
pe-tng building operations of all kinds
here.
Many local commercial organiza-
tons have recently appointed COM
-nittecs to investigate the terms of
tho ordinance which is said TO have
resulted in h decision to appeal to
the city council to either repeal the
whole or tho parts of Il
which r most offensive
AL firms here dealing In lumber
and building supplies have a meeting
scheduled for this afternoon, h stat
ID object OF which IS to crystalize sen
ttIneat against the building ordinance.
, 1922-03-20
Tcst wen showing for on.

Gas and oil in considerable quanti-
ties have been encountered IN the test
well OF the Thonpson-EIk Basin on
and Gas company being drilled south
OF tho Elk Basin field in north Wyo-
ming, according to lato reports. fThe
TorchlIght sand. the first of the From
tier group. has been reached and sew
erai sands remain to be tested II com.
me-cinl production is not found in the
first
, 1922-03-20
Prosecution OF
CeIebratOrs In
Melbourne Seen

MELBOURNE. Australia, March 90.
police nave taken the names OF
&c leaders and organizers OF last FRI
days procession in celebration OF St
Pntrick's day which was carried out
in defiance of the city councils or
ders. The names include those OF
Archbishop ManniI. two members OF
, 1922-03-20

In tho Maverick Springs field, Fro
mont county. Wyoming. he Maverick
Drilling company is making ready to
spud IN its third well. The company
already a two producers. one rated
1T about $50 barrels a day and the
other at $50 barrels.
The same concern VIII start a test on
the Derby dome in the same county
this season and will begin hauling ma
terial as SOON as road conditions i'm
prove
, 1922-03-20
COMMUNITY BUILDING
TO Be FORUM SUBJECT
HERE TOMORROW noon

The chamber OF forum
will concentrate on the prospects of o
community building at the reguin
weekly meeting Tuesday noon An
nouncements made at chamber OF
headquarters today indicate
thai many oca lspeakers Will outline
the proposition for general discussion
1T the meeting. There Is nothing def
mite to report On tho project but def
plans should be worked out at h
Tuesday meeting.
, 1922-03-20
WHEAT SLUMPS,
THEN RALLIES
European News Exerts Bullish
Effect in Grain Market at
Closing.

CHICAGO, March 20. Wheat
Turned downward IN price today dur
Lar the early TRANSACTIONS, general
selling being induced by lower Liver
pool quotations and by favorable
weather for tho domestic inter crop.
A decided increase of tho amount OF
wheat on ocean passage was also a
bearish factor. Reports that France
was buying In Canada and that millins
demand here had improved failed to
stop declines The opening which va
ried n to 1Ac lower. with May s1-37A
to sl.SsA and July $l-19h to $40,
were followed to further setbacks in
tarupted by only transient rallies.
subsequently the market showed
better raIlying power, owing some
what to bulllsh European news and
the close was unsettled with July
s1207b TO &121A.
Corn and oats were eaSer with
wheat After opening Is to Hc lower,
Ma sIh to Else the corn market
continued to sag
snaIlness OF rural offerings led to
slight upturns later. The close was
unsettled. May 61Ac to &c
Oats started unchanged to &c off,
May ssh to 3Sh@ a sc. and later went
a little lower
An uptIrn In hog values gave a lift
to the provision market
, 1922-03-20
COMMUNITY CHEST FOR
CHARITY WORK FAILURE

CHEYENNE. wyo.. March se-N-
forts to get all charitable AND relief
organizations represented in Cheycnns
into a~greerhent regarding the "commu-
nifty chest" system of financing char
tiles and relief drives have failed and
the project has been abandoned. The
Associated Charities, a local ore.nta-
tion stil is working on plans for a
more or less general coordination Of
charitable activities.
, 1922-03-20
RATE DISCRIMINATION
FILINGS ARE FORWARDED

Alleged discrimination reported by
Casper merchants in freight rates are
o being forwarded to the General
Freight Service association of st.
Louis by the Casper Chamber OK Com
merce. The contract between the To-
cal chamber and the St Louis organi-
zton has been approved by both in
tsests and Casper czss Is being pre-
pared for presentation 70 tho raflyosd
comrR1tes end later % the t-utarstate
commission
An Casper Bhippers MO ssknd to Co
opcTate by learning the rntos tina. nre
IN effect from eastern shipping points
freight rate tuvestigatisn 80 sid TO
be making z~astxtzcesyy progress
, 1922-03-20
Crude Market
N cCumber Out
For Reelection

WASHINGTON. March 2o.-sena-
McCumber. Republican. North Da-
kota. chairman of h senate finance
committee. today announced his can
didacy for reelection. Former Sena-
tor A ]. Gronna last wee was an
as an opponent Senator
hcCumber said he would run "as a
straight, conservative Republican,"
and added that true Republicanism
always stands for progression"
, 1922-03-20
ANNA Befie tn Rreumn Worir.

Anna Belle Dyoming Oh company Is
preparing to resume work at about
800 feet in its test of the Pickett
Lake structure, c of tho Lost Sol
der field, in Sweetwater county,
Wyo.. where operations were suspend.
ed during the cold weather. Eight.
inch casing will be pulled, the hole
Will be UNDETERMINED and 1o-inch cas-
ing win be run
Offieers OF he company are cpttmis.
tic over changes for an oil discovery,
good showtngs having been obtained
in the upper tratum- The log is
said to conform closely to producing
fields of that region. The company
will be provided with water for drilling
from a water well opened at 265 feet
last e
, 1922-03-20
Lance Creek Well in Water Sand.

Ohio Oil company is cementing off
water encountered at $3.50 feet in its
well drilled on Section 35-36-65 Of the
Lance Crock field It viii be carried
to the second sand in which the Buck
Creek offset found production after ex-
perienctng the same water trouble in
the first sand.
Ohio wei No. q. on SECTION 5-35-65 Is
down over $500 feet and completion is
expected around $500.
, 1922-03-20

rate ga: closing bid ;: offered ~:
Last loan az. Time loans easy; go
days Al; 90 days AZ: six mcuths Al
OK. Prime mercantile AZ 6zE.
, 1922-03-20

A carload of casing has boon re-
ceived at T~orrfngton. Wyo.. for the
Detroit-wyoming test of the Goshen
dome where operations have been re-
sumed at 2.7oo feet after allowing cas-
ing to ct
, 1922-03-20

At a regular meeting of the board
of directors of the Consolidated Roy
atty oil company. held at the office
OF tho company, Casper, Wyo., on
March IS, h regular 3 per cent quar-
terly dividend was declared payable
on April 20 to stockholders of record
April 10, 1922.
, 1922-03-20

CHICAGO. March 2O.-Buttcr IN
changed: creamery extrns 80; flrsts
34h3S; seconds S1@33; standards
3Sh.
Eggs higher receipts 16.e25 cases;
fIrsts 23@23h; ordinary firsts 21@22;
miscellaneous 22A @23-
, 1922-03-20
MARKET GOSSIP AND FIELD NEWS.
CARTER Gets WATER IN WILDCAT

Czrsr Oil company is pulling casing from its test well
IN section S43-61 of the Beaver Valley district near New
castle, Wyo, following discovery of water in the Dakota
sand at S,34o feet. The starting of another test well about
two miles distant is said to be in contemplation. If = second
wen is drilled an effort probably will be made to reach the
, 1922-03-20
Union May Complete Wen.

Charles Sherman of the Union Oil
company was the successful bidder on
the rig and material OF the Rock Oil
company in the Lane Creek field
when h property WINS sold at fore
closure saIe Tho rig rs located on the
east half OF section 1856 and work
was suspended at a point 500 feet
above where the oil sand should be
e~ncountered The Union company rs
expected to complete the test.
, 1922-03-20

CHICAGO. March 2o.-whcat-
May s13sA. July s1-2oz.
Corn-Afay e1Ac, July 64zc-
oats-May $3.50, July 4ohc
Pork-May $50.
Lard-Mny SILK, July s1I5L
RIhs-May S1o.so. July s10.27.
, 1922-03-20
SPEC|ALT|ESI IN
DEMAND today
Trading Reported Active and
Broad in Stock Exchange
Dealings.

VIEW 1CAANs AAaANh &U--lTAQlnE
in stocks today was again very active
and broad. Aside from rails, most I'D
nee were limited to s~peciaities.
rany representative indtlstriais re-
spending to pressure Sales approx
mated 100000 sharss. Prominent
indu5tr1als reacted I to , points in
late dealings. when short were most
aggressive and rails cancelled part of
their gains The closing was irreg-
uinr.
Several spreads or wide openings
marked h initial dealings in today's
stock market. Sinclair On's first
transaction consisted of 1900 shares
at rs. followed by 1000 at z5z, an
extreme gain of 4 OF one point. In
~terborough Consolidated preferred
changed hands in two lots OF 500 and
1000 har at an cxtreme advance
Of IL points but BrooklyH Rapid
Transit. last Saturdays strongest fea-
ture registered a slight decline. In
general prices were higher. especially
for coppers. steels. equipments and
secondary rails Early quotations for
leading foreign exchanges were con-
siderable under last weeks final
III ACI1 otAA lii AAAAA M lIlK GSDe~I
da weakness.
Last weeks active operations was
resumed during the morning. Realiz-
ing in the first two hours again in
dicated a turnover of more thar ST.
600. 900 shares for the full session. The
market became increasingly irregular.
however. aside from tho strength dis
played by a few stocks. Among these
urAra Naw- Vn-lr C.rN-,1 rc,-
Locomotive. International Paper and
WHY'S Overland. which gained large
fractions to one point United States
Steel. Famous Players and Stnnard
OH of New Jersey. were lower by 1
to IL points. Coopers forfeited early
gains md shippers. rubbers. textiles
md % specialties were moderately
over. minor oils also easing. Call
money opene dat 3h per cent
The market steadied at midday on a
broad demand for rails. including in
vostments. New York Central. South
ern Pacific. Chicago and Northwest
ern. Pennsylvania, Chesapeake and
Ohio. Baltimore and Ohio and Rock Is
md showed gains of ono to 2h points.
n Tobacco was weakest OF the
ndustrials. falling IL points
Silver.
NEW YORK, March 2o.-Foreign
bar silver 64%c C; Mexican dollars 1880.
Metals
NEW YORK. March 2o.-Copper
teady. spot and nearby -; later 10
@13A.
Lead steady; spot 4.7o@4.So.
Zinc quiet; East st. Louis srot 40
OATS.
Money.
NEW YORK, March 2o.-Call mon
easy: high 2h; low az: ruling
, 1922-03-20

Saccharna possassea three hundred
times tns szse.nszs OF anAe sugar.
, 1922-03-20
livestock Mart


CHICAGO, March zo.-U. g. Bureau
of MarkctsSCattle receipts. $4,000;
beet steers, 15c to Csc higher. early
top, $3.50. bulk. $7-5o@S.5o; int she
stock, stockers and feeders. 15c to 25c
higher. Gamers and cutters md bulls
strong to 5 higher. veal calves
steady,
Hog receipts. $1,000: market lnrge
ly Toe to zoe higher than Saturdays
average: lights up most: lighter
weights active. others slow; big pack
ers holding back top. S1o.6a. bulk,
s1o@1ob0; pigs mostly Csc higher:
bulk desirable 100 to 80 Founders,
5000.
Sheep receipts. 1900; market gen
orally steady; top wooled lambs,
s15.75; bulk, s15815.75; top shorn
lambs early, S15: top fat wooded ewes,
s9.75; top shorn. $S.T5; choice shear
i-g lambs, s14.6a-
Denver Prices.
DENVER, March 2o.-Catt1e re-
ceipts. 1900; market steady to Csc
higher, beef steers, S6.7597-5o; cows
and heifers, s5-25@7.25; calves. SS@
1918; bulls. S2.5O@s.50; stockers and
feeders. $5.25@7.15-
Hog receipts. GOO; market CSC to CSC
higher; top, SOTO; bulk. $685. 31o.
Sheep receipts. 6.4Oo; market steady
to strong yearlings, s12.5o91s; lambs,
Il4-5oq15: ewes, sS4e.45.
Omaha Quotations.
OMAHA. Neb., March 2o.-United
States Bureau of Markets).--Hogs re-
ceipts 1000. generally 10 to zoe high
er; bulk $50 to 30 pound butchers
ss.soa9.9o; top $3.50; 215 to 800 pound
butchers *s.esSo.75; packing grades
ss.0o99y0o.
Cattle receipts $500: beef steers
slow to I5c higher h stocks 10 to
Csc higher; bulls and veals steady
stockers and feeders steady to f5c
higher.
Sheep receipts 5000; fat lambs
seady to strong; top $15.25; other
classes mostly steady.
, 1922-03-20

Metals.

NEW YORK. March 2o.-Foreign
silver 64Ac; Mexican dollars 1850.
, 1922-03-20

NEW YORK. March 2o.-Copper
teady. spot and nearby 10: later 10
@13A.
Lead steady; spot 4.7o@4.So.
Zinc quiet; East st. Louis srot 40
OATS.
, 1922-03-20
Money.

Money.
NEW YORK, March 20.-Call mon
y easy; high az; low az; ruling
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Westchester-Saie or Let.

REAL DUTCH COLONIAL. tapestry brick
and shingle. large rooms. tiled baths,
showers, built-in 2 car garage. oak floors,
copper cutters and screens; $25. 1000; terms
2 ARTISTIC stone and shingie house, 10
rooms. 3 baths. bullt-in shower, sun parlor.
&C.: car garage; large plot; SOS. 900; terms.
ATTRACTIVE gentlemans home, IA rooms.
baths, solarium. morpheus porch. large
verandah, parquet floors: acre and half,
beautifully shrubbed; car garage: $4,000;
reasonable arrangements.
'HOMES OF THE BETTER CLASS"
In Mount Vernon and the Pelhams.
ARTHUR c. BLATZ REALTY CO.,
Mount Vernon, n. Y. Phone oaltwood 9302.
A COMFORTABLY FURNISHED HOUSE
for rent. 16 Broad ST., Mt. Vernon. on high
ridge east OF Gramatan ave, fine locality,
30 minutes Grand Central. rooms. hot
wafer, heat electric light shade trees, gar
deTi- and garage, etc. Price $3.50 month.
months or longer. Apply TO owner on prem,
Egan, e-f1-15 Maiden Lane. n. Y. City: care
Of International Silver Co.. 1915 Cortlandt.
AN OPPORTUNITY
IN New Rochelle new white Colonial house,
largo rooms, baths. breakfast porch,
open fireplaces. hot water heat. oak floors,
gas and electricity; ! car garage; large
plot high, convenient Sr lent iSsni9n anI9nrp Prise se
North Az. Phone New Rochelle 80. OPEN
ATTRACTIVE room residence; plot 30x
100; steam heat. electric light. . car ga
rage: refined residential section: blocks
10 Ciienwood station. block TO subway troll.
lev connection; half-hour to Grand Central
Via III. r. Division; right price for quick
sale YONKERS REALTY EXCHANGE. 3S0
So. broadway. Phone Yonkers $500
BRONX WILL E-Comfortabie. attractive
house plot lots. 90x2B3, 10 rooms, baths,
cxart iavatory, roadway and driveway 70
house and double garage, porch, partly
screcned, steam heat. gas. electricity, In
stantaneous water heater, shade trees, gar
don, fruit trees. bushes. grape arhor, ample
room for tennis court, high elevation, unur-
pessed view, minutes walk from Bronx
vile station 30 minutes from Grand Central,
one block from Bronx River roadway; $e2,-
600. GRUEN. Wall at.
PEST BARGAINS IN WESTMINSTER.
Charming home, 40 miles ". ". one acre,
10 room house, bath, electricity garage
barn; wonderful shade; minutes walk
depot churches. schools; $3.50, part cash.
Also 10 acres. state road. room resi-
donce bath improvements. miles station,
hour 10 NJ 81. $4,000 terms.
BATsoN FARM AGENCY, $50 9TH av., NJ u
BRONX RIVER Parkway nearly completed.
Watch acreage prices advance this fall ana
ucst epring: have most wonderful hill land
about hundred acres facing Parkway for
sale one mile from White Plains Station.
I{ipe for development. Owner has made un-
ita,,al low price, liberal terms. might ex-
change. Address Box II 173. room IL. 2ot
broadway.