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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
REPUTATION

The Bank Of Maysville takes pride
in the fact that 1t is considered q great
asset to this community. 1t has built
up this reputation by live interest
in county and city affairs. It is per-
sonally interested in this community,
and values the good opinion Of the
people.
That old reliable bank has one un-
alterable purpose - and that purpose
should be the purpose Of all our citi-
zens - to help Mason county realize
its maximum prosperity In such a way
that all may share 1t. 1t is like a great
power house. When 1t throws In the
clutch, gets the community point Of
view, and goes out to accomplish
things. is becomes q great generator
Of public good. Thousands Of people
have caught the spirit of the Bank OF
Maysville have discovered that It
is a public spirited institution with a
public service program. They have
come in with their deposits and are
cooperating with them in their great
work.
II you are a man Of affairs, you are
looking for progressive public-spir-
tied bank which tries to do whatever
a bank may do to increase the well
fare and prosperity of the people Of
this community. The activities Of the
Bank of Maysville ar along lines Of
progressive conservatism, combined
with a knowledge OF the actual needs
Of our community. The farmer and
business man will find there an under
standing of their problems. in the So
luton OF which that bank will take
interest in aiding. 9May5t
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
OFFICIAL DECORATOR FOR
C0NCLkvE IS ON HAND
Representative Of Beck Sons Company,
Official Decorators, Arrives with
Material To Make City Gala
One for Conclaye.

Mr.. Arno Beck Of the William Beck
Sons Company, official decrators for
the Knights Templar Conclave to be
held here next week, arrived in Mays
Vile Monday evening with his equip
ment to transform the city into a
beautiful one of black and white, Off
cial Knights Templar colors together
with liberal sprinkling of the ma
tional colors.
Mr.. Beck and his men will have
headquarters at the American Legion
home in Sutton street.
Together with DR.. Lambert, chair
man Of the decorating committee, Mr..
Beck will today call on the business
men to make contracts for the decora-
ton Of their buildings. Work on deco
rating buildings and the streets from
both railroad stations will begin i'm
mediately and be rushed to completion
Those desiring their properties dec
Grated should get in touch with DR..
Lambert, Mr.. Beck or some member of
the committee Immediately
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COMMITTEE IS
NAMED FOR Big
LEGION SHOWER
Civic Organizations Of Mason County
United In Handling Shower to be
Given Next Friday for Local
Legion Post.

AT meeting of the executive boards
or the various civic organizations act
Ing sponsor for the shower to be given
Friday for the Leslie H. Arthur Post
American Legion, a committee on
management of the shower was
chosen.
Mrs. L. H. Veale was named chair
man of this special committee and
Miss Hilda Threlkeld has been named
Secretary. The other members are:
Mrs. C. L. Wood, Mrs. Carolyn Rus
sell, Mrs. T. M. Russell, Miss Lottie
Berry. Mrs. Loretta Fox, Mrs. Charles
Stalder, Mrs. G. N. Bolinger, Mrs.
Frank Clarke, Miss Bessie Johnson,
Mrs. John NJ. Hunt and Mrs. Thelse
Owens.
The committee approved the pro-
gram as previously announced and is
now busily preparing for the big day.
1t is stressed that this shower is a
community affair and every one in
Maysville and Mason county is invited
to visit the Legion men during the day.
Those who desire to make gifts but
cannot decide just what is most need
ed, are requested to get in touch with
some member of the managing COM
mittee.
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PLAYED PHONOGRAPH
To DROWN m0ANS
OF DYING BROTHER
Confession Of SOlderits Brothers
Clears Up Mystery Of Man Found
in Ohio River Mt Ludlow
With Feet Wired.

Cincinnati, Ohio, May 8. - Driven
to bay by the activities Of the police
since the wirebound body Of Stephen
Solderits was found foating in the
Ohio River late Tuesday, and con-
fronted by the evidence presented by
Frank and Joseph HEM, 13 and IL
years old, respectively, Mike and
Frank Solderits, brothers Of the dead
man, confessed today to what the po-
lice term one OF the most heartless
and cold-blooded deeds every recorded
In Cincinnati.
Declaring that Stephen Solderits
was shot in the left temple after the
three brothers and Erwin Leischner
had held up William Kirschoff, pay
master Of the ]. H. Day Company, on
the afternoon of April %. they said,
according to the police. they had taken
the wounded man to the home OF
Frank Solderits, where he died.
Realizing that discovery Of his death
doubtless would lead to them being
charged with robbery, the two men
said they weighted their brothers
body down, carried 1t to Chesapeake
& Ohio bridge in the early MORN
ing hours Of April % dropped 1t into
the river where the current was swift
est.
No doctor was called to case the
wounded mans sufferlngs. AS he died.
talking machine was played to
drown the means and outcries, they
told the police.
The two Solderits men and Leisch-
ner were arrested after the Henz boys
said they had seen Mike and Harry
Solderits carry an object wrapped in
a blanket to Frank Solderits' home on
the day of the robbery.
Police tonight said they expected to-
morrow to place only a charge OF rob-
berry against the Solderits brothers
and Leischner pending further investi-
cation Of the case.
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REVIVAL BEGAN At
FOREST AVENUE N.
{. CHURCH monday
Third Street Pastor Is Evangelist at
Revival Services Opening at
East End Church-Many
In Attendance.

Revival services began at Sedden M.
+. church Monday evening with a
good attendance and with Rev. Peters
preaching In his usual attractive and
winning manner. There was fine
choir made up of both Sedden and
Thldr Street NJ. L. churches. The sing
Ing was full OF the revival spirit. Mr.
Geo N. Harding is leading with his
usual vigor.
The first sermon was an earnest ap-
peal for complete submission to Gods
will in everything: for earnest and
continued prayer; and for willing
ness on the part OF everyone to do his
or her part for the success OF the re-
vival regardless OF everything but the
will OF the Savior and the saving Of
lost men and women.
Prayer units were announced with
leaders who will direct the holding OF
prayer meetings in home each morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The evening services
will begin at 1880.
Mr.. Harding, leader Of the choir an
nounced that by the middle of the
week new song books, Victory Songs"
the popular Rodeheaver book used in
all Billy Sunday meetings, would ar
arrive and at once be put into use.
The use OF these bright, cheerful and
inspiring songs will putt life into the
meetings. The public In general and
the citizens OF the city near this
church especially are invited to all
these services.
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NOTICE.

Holders OF City Bonds rs follows;
Sidewalk Bonds Series 4, bond No.
10.
Asphalt Street Bonds Nos. 80, 40, Al
and AZ are hereby notified to presen'
same to the Farmers & Traders Bank,
Maysville. Ky, for redemption. Inter
est stops on these bonds May 10. 1922
New Brick Street Bonds Nos. II, IL.
II. 20. %. "a and 26;
Asphalt Street Bonds Nos. q, 2s,
%. 80, 81, 32. 80. "a. 35, sc. 81 and IS
were called In and interest stopped
on same January 20. 1922.
J. A. DODSON, Chairman.
sM3t Ways and Means Committee
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"THE LAST TRAIL, is A
THRILLING WESTERN PLAY,

"The Last Trail" which is being
shown at the Pastime Tuesday and
Wednesday is one Of the most thrill
ing western plays that was ever shown
In Maysville. II tells the story of a
frontier town in the west, showing
the old time western dance hall, the
notorious outlaw Night Hawk, the
bursting Of concrete dam and the
destruction Of the village by the on
rushing water. This is an exceptional
ly good picture, that's why Manager
Triebel is showing 1t two days. The
ALTAR cast include Maurice Flynn,
Eva Novak, Wallace Berry, Rosemary
Theby and Charles Kent. 1t is Zane
Grey's western masterpiece
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
YOUNG FISH PLACED IN
MASON COUNTY STREAMS
State Hatcher1es Car Here Tuesday to
Deliver Fish TO Mason COuntians TO
Stock North Fork and Ponds.

One Of the state hatcheries' fish
cars arrived in Maysville over the l..
& N. Tuesday and distributed a large
number Of young fish to Mason coun-
ty sportsmen for stocking of the North
Fork and ponds.
Mr.. William Mitchell, one Of the
county's greatest fisherman received
a large quantity which he will place
In the North Fork of licking. Ex-Sher-
In Charles e. Galbreath received a
quantity to be placed in the large
eed pond in the Mayslick neighbor-
hood and Mr.. Paul Durrett received
a quantity to beplaced in large pond
on his farm.
The fish were all bass and newlights
and strict protection will be thrown
around the water into which the fish
have been placed for some time. giving
the youngsters chance to grow and
multiply.
The men who received fish from the
State Hatcheries Tuesday had made
application two years ago.
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NORMAL SCHOOL MAY NOT
Be HELD HERE THIS YEAR
Enough Teachers and Prospective
Teachers Must Apply This Week
to Assure Success of School.

County Superintendent of Schools
Turnipseed, after a conference with
City Superintendent Caplinger, has
announced that the teachers and pros
pective teachers are not showing the
necessary interest in the proposed
Normal School here this summer to
insure its success.
Final. decision on the school has
again been postponed until the end of
this week to give all teachers and
prospective teachers time to decide
whether there will be a school here
this year at the expense of the local
boards and the state or whether the
teachers in this city and county will
be compelled to attend another school
at their own expense.
All who desire to attend such a
school should get in touch with Prof.
Turnipseed at once so that by the end
of the week he and Prof. Caplinger
will be enabled to know whether such
a school for Maysville and Mason
county will pay.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
EDITORS WILL IS PROBATED.

In the Mason County Court paper
bearing date Of September S, 1921,
and purporting to be the last will and
testament Of John ]. Altmeyer, de-
ceased, was produced. The due execu-
ton of the paper was proven by M. j.
Mccarthy and James R. Ellis, the at
testing witnesses, and it was admitted
to probate. The entire state is be-
queathed to the deceased's wife, ex-
cept the sum Of one thousand dollars
which is given his sister, Miss Mar
garet Altmeyer.
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MRS. HARDING WRITES
CARDINAL BAND MEMBER.

When at the Grant Centennial at
Point Pleasant. Lawrence Morgan,
member Of the Kentucky Cardinal
Band, gave Mrs. Harding, the wife OF
the President, a postcard Of the band
upon which he had written his name
and address and had asked Mrs. Hard
ling to write him. Tuesday the youth
full musician received beautifully en-
graved picture Of the White House up
on which Mrs. Harding had written
ITO Lawrence Morgan, With greetings
and good wishes, Florence King
Harding" Lawrence is very proud of
the message from the first lady of the
land.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
WAREHOUSING CORPORATION
ASKS GARDNER BE ENJOINED.

The Eastern District Warehousing
Corporation, owners Of the various
warehouses in this district Of the
Burley Tobacco Growers Cooperative
Association, have filed suit in the Ma
son Circuit Court asking that Wallace
Clark be enjoined from plowing up
ground for garden located between
the Peoples Warehouse and the Ohio
River in the Fifth ward. In addition
to the injunction sought, the corpora
ton asks judgment for the sum OF
500 as damages for alleged trespass-
ing,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CHOIR
BEGINS PRACTICE.

One Of the big features Of the divine
services to be held at the First Baptist
church on Wednesday morning on
Conclave week will be the choir music
furnished by select choir under the
direction Of DR.. P. G. Smoot. The first
practice of this special choir was held
Monday evening at the church.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
MRS. HARDING COMPLIMENTS
KENTUCKY CARDINAL BAND
Presidents Wife Is Made Honorary
Member Of Edgefield Club and Says
Band Deserves Much Credit.

Col. ]. Barbour Russell has just re-
ceived this letter:
my dear Mr.. Russell: Mrs. Hard
ing has received your letters and asks
me to thank you for the courtesy of
extending to her the privileges of the
Edgefield Clug, which she appreciates
very much indeed. She was very much
interested in hearing the Maysville
Boys Band which certainly deserves
great credit for the good work they
have done. Sincerely yours,
LAURA HARLAN, Secretary"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
COLORED WOMAN DIES
VERY SUDDENLY.

Mrs. Mary Lee, wife Of w. Henr.
Lee, highly respected colored resident
Of the East End died at her home In
Third street after n short illness OF
acute indigestion. Besides her hus-
band, she is survived by four sons
Frank, oliver, Walter and Bert and
two daughters, Mrs. Detroit Williams
Of Covington, and Mrs. Harrison An
edrson, OF this city.
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CONNECTED WITH
UNION COLLEGE.

Prof. T. j. Currey who has beer
teaching In Ware, Iowa, for two years
will return with Mrs. Currey in few
weeks to their home in East Second
street. Prof. Currey will be connected
with Union College, Barboursville
KY, beginning about the middle o.
July
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WILL WE'D WEDNESDAY.

Marriage license was granted Mon
day in County Court to Forrest R.
Cobb, age 90, Maysville, KY, and Miss
Bessie M. Jones, age 1s. Maysville, KY.
The young people will be married
Wednesday. After the ceremony the
happy young couple will go on mo-
tor trip to White Plains, KY, where
the brides relatives live. The groom
is the Rural Route Carrier on Route
One, Maysville, and he will start
on his annual vacation Tuesday. r.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
UNDERGOES OPERATION
AT CLEVELAND HOSPITAL

Mr.. Ellsworth Cablish, son Of Mr.
and Mrs ]. C. Cablsh, Of this city
underwent an operation for append
citis at st. Luke's hospital In Cleve-
land, last week, and is reported az
doing nicely.
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MASON MAN TO BE
TRIED IN FLEMING.

Sheriff C. M. Devore and former
sheriff, Chas. E. Galbreath, motored
to Flemingsburg Tuesday to testify in
the case against Ernest Forman Of this
county, who is indicted in the Fleming
Circuit Court on a charge Of violating
the prohibition law.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
EPWORTH CLASS ENTERTAINS.

The Epworth Glass Of Third Street
NJ. E. church will entertain at the
church Wednesday evening at 1880.
All members and friends invited and
urged to be present as this is also a
business meeting and election Of Off
GERS. MRS. DUKE WHITE. Sec.
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Chief of Police James Mackey is
laying out special traffic regulations
for Wednesday of next week when the
Knights Templay parade will be held.
These regulations will be published
within few days and the public will
be expected to follow them carefully,
to prevent any congestion Of traffic.
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INJURED IN FALL.

Silas Marshall, colored, expert en-
gineer at the Modern Laundry, one Of
the city's leading colored citizens, is
able to be about after suffering severe
injuries in fall on the concrete side
walk.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09

The Brady -Bouldin Company's new
location is being rushed throught to a
speedy completion and the firm hopes
to be able to open its new store on Fri
day Of this week It will be one Of
the most attractive store rooms in
Sacnnd atreet
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09
ALUMNI MEETING.

All members of the Maysville High
School Alumni Association are ex-
oected to attend the first meeting held
Tuesday night at 7:15 at the High
School building.
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DIES AT AIMS HOUSE.

Mr.. J. d. Bradley, aged65, an in
mate Of the City Aims House, died at
that Institution at 1880 o'clock Tues
day. after n long illness. He Is sur
viyed by several children.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09

The annual meeting of the Grand
Encampment of Odd Fellows will be
held at Lexington, KY, next week.
Delegates from Pisgah Encampment,
of this city, will attend.
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
MEETS TUESDAY EVENING.

The Womans' Missionary Society Of
the First NJ. E. Church, South, meet
Tuesday evening at 7:16 o'clock at the
home of the Misses Shackleford In
Fourth street.
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The beautiful residence OF Jud

The behutIfuI rebIdeHco OF JUdy'
and Mrs. A. NJ, J, Cochran In West
Third street 10 receiving o new dres'
OF paint. The work 10 being done BY
tho experts OF shafer a Watkins, local
contracting painters,
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09

Arch Dillon, prominent Sardis mer-
chant, was transacting business and
meeting his many friends here Mon
day.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-05-09

A new public garage is being erect
ed in Aberdeen.
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Ordered that the sum of $4,000 be
borrowed for Free Pike Fund and the
levy for Free Pike purposes for 1922
be pledged as security.
Ordered that the sum of $6,500 be
borrowed for General Claim Fund and
the levy for General Claim purposes
for 1922 be pledged as security.
The sum of $1O.92, same being a
duplication of assessment, was order
ed to be refuded to G. o. Tuck & Co.,
Louisville. Ky.
Ordered that w. F. Wheeler be al
lowed the sum of $50 per month for
janitor services for the ensuing year,
commencing April l, 1922.
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COUNTRY CLUB DANCE
TO BE HELD THURSDAY.
The weekly Edgefield County Club
dance will be held this week on Thurs
day from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m.
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FISCAL COURT HOLDS
MEETING AT COURT
HOUSE TUESDAY
Public Buildings VIII Be Decorated
For Knights Templar Conclaye-
Accounts Against the County
Are Ordered Paid.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Mason Fiscal Court was held at the
court house Tuesday with County
Judge Purnell and all Commissioners
present.
The sum of $20G was donated to the
Maysville and Mason County Histor-
ical and Scientific Association.
The sum of $4,000 was ordered paid
VIM. Beck & Sons Company for deco
rating the county building for the
Knights Templar conclave.
The following claims were allowed:
Bargain Store, Jail supplies IS 4.45
Dinger Bros. pauper supplies 1000
Geo. H. Frank & Co., pauper sup 36.40
c. e. Galbreath, col. schol tax .S96.27
7. A. Higgins, Coroner fees -. 1900
r. M. Harrison, supplies ...... 800
Bessie Johnson, reporting .... 1000
Larry Langefelse, Jail repairs .456.55
Mays. Surprise Store, paup. sup. 500
Ledger Pub Co., printing ..... 54.00
Maysville Gas Co., gas ....... Alp
Maysville Water Co., water -. 24.63
Mitchell Coal Co., pauper sup. $500
Stanley Mitchell, pauper sup. 65.44
Remington Typewriter Co. -. 10000
]. C. Simons ................ 226.OO
Minnie Sproemberg, pauper sup 11.5O
IL v.
W. F. Wheeler, jailer's fees -. 1880
G. W. Walker, pauper supplies. $50
D. B. Wallingford, pauper sup. 1856
9. NJ. Devore, Sheriff's fees -. 11.OO
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New jersey.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BUSINESS Connections.

BuSIneSs VOnntCtIUHS.
A splendid opportunity for a young man "a
buy active interest In well established re-
tail radio business. 51o Herald. $50 Bwav
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Westchester--Snio or Let.

BEFORE YOU BUY. read our booklet. Sub
urban Westchester." II gives distances.
committing rates population and descriptions
of each town within the forty minute zone.
Send postage. four cents. PRINCE RIP
LEY, 342 Madison av New York city.
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APART MENTS--T L ct.
Furnished.
From Battery TO sitn ST.. Inclusive.

MORTON ST, 5s.-Beautiful parior floor anc
basement. CAN evenings.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
ArLERToN HOUSE FOR MEN.

The rates In the newest Of the Allerton
group, II story fireproof building, just
completed containing apartment, club coD-
veniences. are from $3.50 TO $3.50 per weex
for permanent residents only. 143 East 39th
St. As East 5Jth ST.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-Saie or Let.

OWNER win sacrifice this delightful coun-
try estate of Is acres. located In the hills
OF tho North Shore. hour from town
bungalow Of eight rooms and three baths.
surrounded by gardens, flowers and orna-
mental shrubbery; garage With living quar-
of 1000 trees small pond. This Is an un-
usually attractive property, real bargain.
well worth investigating. THEC. 5. HALL.
~ West 34th ST, y. y. Telephone 1883
Eitzrov
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EncOTA-.rE -.rEANEcL.
E0R SALE

At Westficld. n. y, Colonial house OF 9
rooms. baths large sun room. fireplace
&c.: in fine section Of town: 10 minutes fron
station: property. 7sx234 feet Q car garage:
lricc $4,000. Address 2iJS Herald. $50
broadway.
PLAlNEtELD, n. J.-For saic--'ro close es-
tate, large IL room house: garage, lawn;
Washington Park residential section: corner.
Apply VAN DEVENTER. 80 william ST..
New York.
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent. Write
NAN WINkLE CO. Rutherford. y. r.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Colonial lntisc !
rooms, all Improvements. fireplace. ccrtei
hall. car garage; plot 1fox150. deligh'fully
located on hill near station and fchooi
committing distance from New York: 2 miles
from Eidrcwood; price Si3,500. Owner, G..
ZALLISLiI,. Ihnnn Mrclnff
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California--saie or Let.
DO You Like California;

Do You Like California;
Then is tho time 60 buy there. TIE
greatest bargains OF the century are now at
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that you wish 10 trade for California can
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sell you. REMEMBER this is your golden
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Nothing Is too large small for me TO
handle and will cooperate with any other
agent. Tell me what you have or what
you want and l will do the rest Act
quick.
T.. +. FLEMING, 1fo sutter St.
San Francisco. California
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HOMES at low prices: easy terms let Us
know your wants picture folder sem.
HYDE a. BAXTER, Port Warrington, J., !.
LARGEST REAL ESTATE OFFERINGS At
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Furnished-Lorg Island.

18TH ST, 12S west.-Six sunny rooms,
kitchen. bath; elevator: rcdecorated: I'M
mediate possession; S2.100-$o 400. Manager.
- MACDOUIAL ALLEY-Beautiful modern
studio apartment. = rooms. kitchenette and
bath: open fire place. Telephone 20I6 Spring
WASHINGTON SQUARE. n. e. corner. No.
University pi: two rooms with bath. Prem
ises or phone Fitzroy 0S2f
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Unfurnishcd-Long Island.
Observation-Disclosures.
= 7'777'77'l177'1--l
New Jersey.
READY TO MOVE In

READY TO MOVE IN.
Wcehawken, ~. u. hah class elevator
apartment TO lease. modern improvements,
3-i-3 rooms, overlooking Hudson River, ,
minutes 10 AID or Cortlandt ST. ferry: rent,
sc5 room. Inquire on premises, Boulevard
and Columbia Terrace.
FIVE rooms, iirst iloor, famiiy mouse tup-
to-date; rent SO. cffna mont; adults ot.Iy.
Phone Bergen $50 call between and
r. NJ. 201 Duncan av,. Jcrsey city