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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16
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La Asamblea Legislative de Puerto
Rico ha cometido un error que ha PERU
dicado en- Ell ejercicio de la Farmacia a
infnidad de compatriotas que fueron
matriculados en- contra de las ,disposi-
clones, de la ley. Al hacer Ell tltimo pro
yecto fueron perjudicados unos 20 j6-
venes, los cuale3 no han podido ejercer
y disfrutar de los mismos derechos que
sus antiques camaradas. Unos = otros
Sc ,matricularon en- igualdad de condicio
nes; uncs estan eierciendo desde hace
:siete afios, al paso qre los dltimos que
fueron preteridos, no han podido dis
frutsr de igualss privilegios.
Pero este ha sido un clvido, .clvido
que toca los Legislatures enmendar
como un acto de equidad y justicia, en-
justa recompensa al NAL que han pro-
ducido.
Lo que le ha sucedido estos j6ve-
mes estudiantes es doloroso. Tenemos un
grnpo de legislatures que como hon.
bres de conciencia de coraz6n de no.
bles sentimientos, no pueden rermane
Ger sordos nj indiferentes la protesta
que apuntamos aqui. La ley, sal y como
ha sido aprobada, dice que las perso-
mas que Sc lie hayan expedido titulos es
taban en- condolences de ejercer su pro
fesi6n. Pero hay mas de 20 j6venes
que tienen sus titulos y que sin embar-
go Sc han visto en- los Tribunales, ante
ell juez Campillo, quien ha opinado que
81 bien los titulos fueron expsdidos y
extendidos nombre de los graduados.
6stos no tenian derecho a ejercer, pues
los referidos diplomas no fueron debi-
damente expedidos, de acuerdo v con-
forme a L. ley. r.
Use quiere un error mas terrible? Sc
flores Legislatures subsanar la equivo
caci6n, va que todos vosotros scis rec
tos, justos y hombres de principles le-
vantados. LIE habeis qIitado a esos j6
venes un derecho inalienable ejercer
su carrera y recordad que todos son de
aqui, hijos de esta terra y hermanos
de vosotros.
Francisco Giol TEXTDOR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16
EsPANA EN- MARRUEcos

En- uno de los cines de esta ciudad
presenciamos la exhibition de esta ma
ravillosa Revista, tomada por la casa
Path6 y traida a. Puerto Rico por ell
"Cinema IBERIA, concesionarios para
la Isla. Cuando entramos al salon cine
s; matografco desflaba va por la panta-
~ liza, en- rojo sangriento, la TERRA dcnde
cada momento horece la traiei6n, Ma
rrueccs. y donde marcharon los braves
soldados de Espaiia con obbjeto de dar
4l1n merecido castigo los sutores de
~ la felonia. Comprendo ahora Ell entusias
~ mo que este ''film'' ha despertado y
seguira despertando en- todos los Cines
~ de la Isla. En- ella esta impresionada Y
'oe Sc destaca arrogante Ia vid de los IA
mosos tercios de voluntarios, integrado
por vslientes soldados de EFpa1a y
America Latina.
81 Todo en- la pelicula ssEspafia en-
Marruecos''s Sc halla tornado con clari
~ dad, precision, cuidado mucho arte.
a.t Todo 10 mas intsresante de la lucha, la
vida militar de los soldados de Espafia,
la diversas fases de la gran coniagra-
cion, y todo 10 que mas emocl6n encie-
ira para nuestros corazones dc espafio-
les y con fdelidad Incompatible.
"Espana en- Marruecos'' constituye
un grandioso exito para la Casa Path6,
que tuvo ell honor de recibir permiso
especial del Gobierno para impresionar
Ia pelicula. Asimismo es un Cxito para
"Cinema Iberia" que ba traido Puer
to Rico la admirable cinta, namada a
obtener un 6xito inponderable en- la Is
la. 8,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16
Ell DRAMA DINAMIco
AscoNFLICTo"

Sensational, poderoso, limpio y re-
pleto de las bellezas del mister;o de un
poeta como Edgard Allan Poe; ilnmi-
noso como ell amor y la juyentud. es Ell
precioso drama .'CONFLIcTo que
supera todo 10 que pueda rrodicir
hasta hoy la celebre ratista Priscilla
Dean. Esta pelicula ssCOEFLICTO''
ha sido seleccionada para inaugurar el
gran teatro 'oLIMPo" ell viernes 20
de enero. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16
GRAVE DIsGUsTo PoR "MoR"
DE UNA CoLINDANCIA.

En- ell barrio Canovanillas Caro-
lima. por discusiones sobre colindancias
de fincas, se fueron las manos Eloy
Rodriguez " Leoncio Ayala, ogredien-
do el prinero al segundo con un ma
chete que lie ocasion6 una herida grave,
y Ell segundo al primero lie infri6 con un
palo de garrocha, una herida leve en-
la cabeza. Ambos fueron curados en- Ell
cuarto de socorro pr Ell DR.. Honor6,
quedando Ayala recluido en- el Hospi-
tai.
La policia ha presentado denuncia
, contra ambos por alterar la paz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16
-uN DRAMA INTENSE

Un drama tan poderoso y tan rico en-
emociones que pudo haber sido escrito
por el famoso poeta Edgard Allan Poe
Una pelicuIa que sujeta la respiration
al publico a traves de las grandes esce
mas que superan a way Down East.
No Sc la pierda en- eli teatro 'solimpo' ;
el viernes 20 de enero. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16

Cuando en- una Casa de Comercio es
necesario despedir algunos ernpleados, es
seguro que los menos expertos van pri-
nero. Cuando hay que escoger es ma
tural que escogen el empleado que
SABE MAS!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16
.enta de HieIo

Ofrecemos hieIo de nuestra
oIanta de San German, a un
precio m6dico. Para informes
dirfjanse a Brau v Soto. Com
pafifa Industrial Occidental. San
German, Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16

'El EHxw de Leonardo payu Ia Sdncye
me euro el reumatismo," es 10 que dicen
muchas personas satisfechas. Lo mismo
puede hacer en-, su casos Ell reufnatismo es
una enfermedad de Ia sangre, para curarla
cs necesario elin1inar de las coyuntufas y
misculos el acido lrico, puri6car y forta-
lecer la sangre. Para este sc requiere un
remedio fuerte y active que pueda expul-
sar de-su cuerpo todas las materias vene-
nosas. FL ELixiy de- LeoMGrdi para "a
Scngye aliviara
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16

(D-Pedro Briceno, nacio en- 81. Ro-
sario de cucuta en- 1896, era lijo del tru-
jillano Juan Antonio Briceno Pachcco
y de Maria del Carmen Ramirez de Are
llano, acompan6 su deudo hasta Ell patti
bulo de Barinas, y Sc lie perdon6 la vida
a causa de su corta edad. LEGO Capt
tan en- la Independence y muri6 com
batiendo por la Patria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16

JOHN LEWIS
Stop 31S Puerta de TERRA
Telefono S29.
Pago por:
Bronco grueso 315 Y A cts. libra (
cobre grueso, Az VI cts. libra; alu-
mimic (limpio) v 511 cts. libra; tu-
bos de gonna 17s cts; bronco fino a
2 Y 21s cts. v cobre fino a LIZ y 4
centavos.
Compro cuaiquier cantidad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-16
MUY PRONTO

cualquier case de afecciones reumaticas Q
de gotta I'd. no sufrira mas las torturas
del reumatismo 81 toma el Elixir de Leo
adrdi para la Sdngre Este maravilloso
remedio lie devolvera la vitalldad perdida,
alimentara sus venas con sangre pura y ro-
ia, regularizara el funcionamiento de sus
fllones higado. y es ell mejor remedio
que Sc ha conocido para envenenamientos
de la sangre, catarro, uiceras, tumores.
anefnia, constituciones debiles, Stills to-
das las dernas intermediates de la sangre.
: Is especialmente valioso como restaura-
jeres de edad avanzada. Tome una botella
de Elfxiy de Leonard para Ia SGngYe y
notara que facilmente su sufrimiento pue.
C0N0r uSrAnn
The New York herald., 1922-02-02

ENGLISH basement. Murray Hill. near
Park: exceptional price; possession. Muir
ray Hill 1889.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased an
apartment In 470 Park avenue to Mrs.
w. Whitehead Gilfilon: in AIS Madison
avenue to Miss Martha Axley and Mrs.
M. Skill; In 110 East Fifty-fourth street
TO DIR. Joseph III. Kaufman, and In 10
West Fifty-hfth street to Mrs. III. w.
Smith.
Pease Gilman have leased apart-
ments as follows: In 27 Fifth avenue.
TO William Stursberg in 56S Lexington
avenue, to Santiago Joaquin; in 144 East
Thirty-sixth street. to Mrs. E. G. Fish I:
in 115 East Fifty-fourth street. to Misses
Jane II. Cole and Josephine Little: in
140 East Fifty-fifth street for ID. l.. ELI
man & Co.. agents, to J. X. MacFarland {:
tn 442 East Fifty-eighth street, to Mrs.
Bayard Boyesen: in 35 East Eighty
fourth street, to William Bachrach and
10 Hugh r. Corner. and in 121 West
Seventy-ninth street, to Edward Lund-
gren.
Houghton Company has leased the
Following apartments: In 255 West
Ninety-seventh street TO Margaret G..
Miller; a furnished apartment In 157
West Seventy-third street TO Nancy
Vaughn Gray: also apartments in 60
West Eighty-ninth street TO Harriet I,
Sampler and Reta Wander wolgen: in
175 West Ninety-third street, 20 Ruth
Norma Watson; in III West Ninety
third street. to Florence Beresford. and
I'm IL West Ninetieth street, to James q
Jangdon.
G.. Tuoti & Co. leased for Ave wears
for Mrs. Grace +. Lesster as trustee. the
five story tenement with store at 4O1
East lOSth street. corner of First ave-
nue.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
RUG IMPORTER BUYS
EDNA GOODRICH PLACE
II. Gulbenkian Bids $47, 500
for Home of Actress.

Horoutune Gulbenkian of the Arm of
Gullabi. Gulbenkian & Co., importers of
Oriental rugs. at 225 Fifth avenue, pur-
chased at auction yesterday at the Real
Estate Exchange from Bryan L. Ken
nelly for $47,500 the home Of Miss Edna
Goodrich of Orienta Point, N1amaroneck
N. Y. Mr.. Gulbenkian purchased the
house for his own occupancy.
During the sale the auction room
looked like old times. There were over
300 people in the Exchange when Mr.
Kennedy offered the Goodrich home. The
bidding started at $4,000 and was
brisk throughout. Nineteen bids were
recorded before the property was struck
down. Miss Edna Goodrich was in the
auction room.
The property sold Is known as Good
rich Manor" and comprises about five
acres, or a whole square city block. The
house was designed and built three
years ago as an all year country home
Miss Goodrich contemplates purchas-
ing a home In the Murray Hill section
Of the city so as to be near the scene
of her theatrical activities.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
P. o. RENTS SPACE FOR
DOWNTOWN STATION

The National Surety Company, through
VIM. A White & Sons, has leased to the
! United States Post Office Department
the ground floor and part of the second
noor of the new building which 1t is
erecting in Washington street from AL
Dany to Carlisle street. The space is
TO be used as a sub-distributing station.
The object of the lease is to promote
better service in the westerly financial
district and to relieve the congested
conditions existing in the Wall Street
sub-station at Pine and Pearl streets,
also Station in the Custom House.
The deal signifies the growing impor-
tance OF the section west of Broadway,
which movement received its momentum
about a year ago. Now that the Curb
Market has moved into the neighbor-
hood and the National Surety office
force VIII occupytits new building on
May i, the prospects are that from now
on there will be an even more rapid de-
velopment of the lower West Side.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
LIP. MORTON PARCEL
ON 9TH AVE. LEASED
Twelve Story Building at No,
681 in Long Term Deal
About to Be Closed.

The twelve story building at 6sl
Fifth avenuo between the Criterion
Club and the new Cammeyer Building.
ON a site which was owned for more
than twenty-five years by the late Gov.
Levi P. Morton and his widow, Anna
Livingston Morton. is being leased by a
client of Stoddard & Mark. attorneys.
for long term at an aggregate rental
that will run well into seven figures.
Bronson Winthrop. attorney. represented
the Morton heirs.
The property occupies a site 42x125.
and was one of the first tall business
buildings to be erected along that part
of the avenue. 1t was put up by Mrs.
Morton. replacing a dwelling. a land
mark of Fifth avenue. The city as
sesses the property for taxation pur-
poses at s750.000, of which $550.0o0
represents land value.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
CHINA DEALERS LEASE
ON WEST 23D STREET
Rent Old Sheppard Knapp
Building; Other Deals.

Maddox Miller and Herman c.
Kupper. importers of china, for many
years located on Murray street. have
leased for long term with renewal
privilege the six story building. 41.sx
117.6. at 80 and Al West Twenty-third
street, through to 20 West Twenty-fourth
street, from Sheppard Knapp Son Com
pany, Inc. The new tenants will occupy
large portion of the building and will
suitcase the balance for showroom space
to representative dealers in china and
glassware after extensive alterations
are made. The lease was negotiated by
Cross & Brown Company, wo have been
appointed agents of the building.
II. j. Friedman Company leased the
following floors: In 40 West Twenty
seventh street to Lewinson, Cass e. Dunn,
Inc; in IS West Twenty-seventh street
to- Moe d. Leipzig e Bro. in 142 West
Twenty-fourth street to Superior Waist
and Dress Company, and in 40 West
Twenty-fourth street to Franco-Ameri-
can Dress Company, Inc.
George r. Read & Co. leased for
Charlse F. Noyes ompany basement in 81
Nassau street, corner of Fulton street
to Augusta Anderson for a cafeteria.
Pease & Ellinan leased floor in 8
East Forty-second street to G. M Muir
ply. and loft In 25 Washington street
TO the Burkid Corporation.
White-Goodman leased lofts as fol.
lows: In East Twentieth street to Ru-
dolph Pepper, and in 81 West 12Oth
street to Bellnore Realty Company, and
in 5S West Fifteenth street to Touraine
Dress Co.
Gaines, Van Nostrand & Morrison
Inc, leased $500 square feet of space
In 61 Broadway to Cassel & Nunes
stock brokers.
Adams & Co. leased store and base.
ment in 12S East Twenty-thrd street t,
Demos Brothers. confectionery store
and restaurant at an aggregate rental OF
100000.
Louis Schrag has leased stores as
lollows: In 136 West Twenty-third
street to Louis Palmer; In 157 West
Twenty-fourth street to Gonsalus & de
Gonzaque and In 163 West Twenty.
nrst to Gerro & McGuinness
ID. BtrdSall & Co. rented store, base
ment and sub-basement In Worth stree,
TO Foreny &c Co, Inc; also with Cross
4 Brown. loft In 654 Broadway, to
Gordon Seltzer & Ashe. Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02

MODEL APARTMENT.
The latest In home building. two family
house, rooms and large sun parlor, par
quet floors throughout. marble shower. tile
BATH. tile Kitchen; rent 800; garage on
premises; beautiful location: 10 minutes
way. Jersey City. N. J. Bergen 2s2s-R.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
NEW YORKER ACQUIRES
GREER ESTATE IN RYE
Place Was Held at SI25, 900;
Other Suburban Deals.

Fish & Marvin sold for the estate of
the late Austin NJ. Greer to Emil Mos
bacher Of this city. 'Tngleside" on Rose
dale avenue. between Rye and White
Plains. The property, which contains
forty-two acres. adjoins the estate for
merly owned by Anthony ]. Drexel Bid
die. Jr. In addition to the main resi-
dence there are several garages and
smaller outbuildings. including a tea
house situated on a brook which flows
through the property. The gardens are
famous for their roses. The buildings
were erected in 1913 for Austin Greer.
The property was held at S125,000.
George Howe has sold for Mrs. Mar
garet NJ. Smith her residence on Rock
road. overlooking the lake in Larchmont
Gardens. to the Rev. Charles l.. Pardee
OF Irvington, N. Y, who buys for his
own occupancy; same broker also sold
for the Larchmont Gardens Company
three lots on Palmer lane to Luther B.
Mcmillan, who recently sold his house
through the same office. Mr.. Mcmillan
has begun work upon a very charming
residence to be completed early this
spring: for the Larchmont Gardens
Company. three lots on Weaver street
to the Misses Mathilda and Grace
Thornton of Quaker Ridge, who will
improve with a colonial residence. This
site is close to the new Bonnie Briar
Country Club.
Charles Crosby sold to L. ]. Dawes OF
Pittsburgh for investment eleven acres
at Westbury. L. l.. near the Ladenburg
estate.
The 0. l. Schwencke Land & Invest
ment Co. report sales of three to ten
lot plots in Hampstead to the following
NJ. & c. Lyons, e. j. & NJ. V. McGuiness.
j. McGuiness. F. E. Noses Moses &
Stroebel. p. Rudolf. c. & Z. Ruelius, r
Spenuck. A. f. Sprewitz, A. NJ. & E
Straith, F. &c A. Stamm and r. NJ
Stout
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
aUEENsBoRoUGH DEALS.

Lewis H. May Co. has sold for A
Gussow his remaining holding on Beach
Thirtieth street, Edgemere, l.. l., tc
Louis Saltzman. The property consists
Of ten inside lots and 500-foot ocean
front on the east side of Beach Thirtieth
street. together with the Shelbourne
bathing casino. This purchase by Mr.
Saltzman gives him control of both
sides of Beach Thirtleth street, together
with two and one-half blocks of ocean
front containing the Shelbourne Hotel
and the Palace Hotel, and representing
a total investment in Edgemere of over
100000 within the past six months
All of these transactions were handled
through the May Company.
Carl A. Leasenfeld sold for p. J.
Berry to F. II. Landolt- the new resi-
dence on the east side of Mayfield road,
Hillcrest Park, Jamaica, L. I.
Henry Bach sold for Joseph Matthias
a plot 40x100 on Failing street near
Sixty-ninth street. Arverne. to Mrs. NJ.
N. Weldon, who will erect brick and
stucco dwelling for her occupancy.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vesey st.).

GA Vesey ST..
BY JOSEPH p. DAY.
Entire block bounded by I'd av.. 1st av..
96th and 97th sts.. 261 1Ox6J0, . and story
car house; George L. Warren ct al. VS..
Second Av r. r. Co. ct al. John G. Clark
fRD: due, $3.473, 3,611.T4; taxes, &C., $2SS.
154.61. Adjourned TO March 90.
BY HENRY BRADY.
West End av.. Js4 to 5sS, G. a., 40.S II. n.
of Ssth St, 60xi00. vacant; William g. An
derson VS.. Pandora Realty Corp. ct al. ac-
ton !; Fitzgerald, Stapleton g. Mahon lA:l ;
taxes, &C., Sf.131 %. Withdrawn.
BRONX EXCHANGE.
BY JAMES J. DONOVAN.
Exterior ST., s. W. cor. 225th ST., 645x4s5x
2JJ. vacant; Lawson MacMurray vs. N. Y.
Central r. II. Co. ct al; Frank Nelson
tA.): Richard +. McKiniry (R.). To the
plaintiff for $500.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
Above seth st.-sth Av. to East River.

CHEAP HARLEM DWELLINGS,
tcsd ST., between I'd and 1st avs. four story
brick dwellings. nine rooms and bath, for
S7g5O each; easy terms. Owner, WILLIAM
r FITZPATRICK, 149 broadway.
LOWER eos near Madison.--Attractive resi-
dence: sacrifice price; possession. Murray
Hill s5f4
T4TH ST., 3O8, 30s, $40 East-25x100 each
three 4 story tenements; will sell separate
" or together. PEASE q ELLIMAN, $40
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
Borough of BrooIsIyn-saIc or Rent.

REAR building. 2 story frame, s0x30. suit
q month. 453 Kings Highway, Wildwood 3Sl7.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
New Jersey.

BUILDING TO LET,
located at Hohokus. N. j.. on the main line
OF Erie Railroad, 2. miles from New York:
private railroad h Ing; floor space 400
square feet; all improvements. gas, water,
electricity and steam heat; suitable Tor light
manufacturing. Write 8. NAGLE. Jr..
HOHOKUS. N. J..
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
Washington Heights. Above Iz5th st.,
West Of sth Av.
borough Of Manhattan--MIsceIIaneous.

dwelling; fine location for doctor
or dentist: occupied by physician for last
10 years; possession 90 days; $4,000; easy
terms. NORMAN DENZEH, 3s07 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02

FAR ROCKAWAY.-Dwellins. corner, COX
1876. eight rooms; electricity. gas. hard
wooc floors; new steam heating plant: I'M
mediate possession: price $12 900. T. A. & J.
J FOGARTY. 2025 Broadway Col. 53O4
The New York herald., 1922-02-02

FRAME house. IL rooms. AL improvements,
large sun porch. on plot 75x100 fine resi-
dential section. 31S Jewett av.. West New
Brighton. S. ]. exceptional value at 1900; /;
81. 900 cash. SNUG HARBOR REALTY CO.,
so West Seth ST., 7th floor.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

COUPLE desire living room. bedroom, bath.
short lease, with or without kitchen. be-
tween 34th and T2d sts.. Lexington TO 9Th
nv MENDE.I.. Grnnd Central Terminal.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
Borough Of Richmond or Reut.

CORNER lot. 45x75. best residential section
Westerleigh. Staten Island: convenient
schools. stores; $1,000. A 2o0o Herald. Her
aid So
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
Above seth st.-sth Av. to North River.

RooMING HOUSE
which will command the highest prices
because OF splendid location: most excellent
condition and high class furnishings; can be
tiir chased (including furnishlngs) for $4,000
cash, balance on mortgage: 77th St. between
Columbus and Amsterdam avs. four stories,
Basement and cellar: four baths: now va
cart: Immediate possession. Owner, WILL
lam ID. FITZPATRICK. 149 Broadway.
NEAR Broadway and City College, excep-
tlonaI three story, high stoop tiled
baths. electric light, hard wood floors; In
stantaneous hot water heater: price $40. 900;
terms reasonable. o 1905 Herald. Harlem.
NEAR 10th ~. subway station, story.
high stoop; 20 feet; baths; electric light:
owner anxious for immediate sale terms to
suit. o 1906 Herald. Harlem.
ON GID ST. CLOSE TO I'D Av.
Five story tenement: 25xS6xf00: two stores;
~ rooms per floor: rents $40 to sf4. Annual
rent ut thesc low figures over $4,000 Price
S2f 800; easy terms. This type Of low rent
tenement can never again be duplicated and
any house OF this kind In a decent location
is n bargain under 925. 900. Owner, WILL
IAN d. KTLPATRICK. 149 Broadway.
Washington Heights. Above lz5th st.,
West Of sth Av.
10th, Eli w.-Up TO date story stone 2
family dwelling, duplex apartment, rooms.
bath. electricity; full possession: $4,000.
REED. Schuyler 1885.
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Bronx-saIs or Rent.

CORNER building. just completed. tax
exempt: will sell at reasonable figure or
viii take well located Bronx vacant plot as
Part payment. II. SCHWEIBERT. 26i e
Eordham road
The New York herald., 1922-02-02
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
builds homes. $4,000 up; assists In financ-
ing 25 w. 43d ST. Phone Murray Hill 0Ia0
The New York herald., 1922-02-02

A SMALL family of refinement and educa-
ton can secure title to and occupy at once
this quaint Colonial home, located on one of
the best streets of celebrated suburban
residential section near New York city, where
the desires Of the. neighboring families as to
the personality of the buyer must and will
receive first consideration. on the payment
OF $1,000, balance of $8.25O on easy payment
mortgages. The plot fronts 100 It. on the
street and the house is surrounded by a
beautiful grove Of white birches and shad-
ing oaks: contains 6 rooms and bath and
wide veranda. The elevation Is over 500 IT, !;
it Is only a few minutes walk to railroad
express station, on the best committing road
out of New York city, and is offered COM
plete. with nothing extra to buy. There are
over 300 commuters. from this section now.
Bathing, boating, skating, golf. tennis and
country clubs are available. together with
fine schools, churches and markets. It Is
bargain and wonderful place for young
couple who have regard for proper environ
ment. Your reply will receive personal, con-
fldential and courteous attention. IMMEDI-
ATE. P. o. Box 378. City Hall Station, New
York city,
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Unfurnishcd.

-FOUR rooms wanted; all improvements,
young couple with child; slo., Write n. r.
c.. 270 west Broadway.
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Borough Of Queens-sals or Rent.

1s4TH and Washington av.-Big building.
25x3T. 2 stories: garage for 8 carr: S
rooms all improvements. Owner on premises.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AMER. REALTY CO., 300 Broadway. buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
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NEW ROCHELLE-FOR RENT.
Unfurnished and Furnished Homes.
$3.50 per month and upward
O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
.49 Huguenot st. Tel. SOL New Rochelle.
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REAL ESTATE-oUT OF CITY.

Long Island-sale or Rent.
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E4I EAST 9oIft 81.
Private dwelling, Turtle Bay Garden. resi-
dence that can be bought at the right price.
Regarding information call at 102 W. I'D st.
ROEDER. Columbus sS4s. Exchange con-
sidered: brokers invited.
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vapor heat gas. electricity, hardwood
floors; has to be sold during week. DRUM
MOND. II z. 42d st. Tel. Murray Hill 7323