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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27
WIFE'S STORY WINS STEIN
DAMAGES OF SIX CENTS


a jury in the Bergen County Circuit
Court at Hackensack, among the MEM
bers of which were five women, yester-
day gave a verdict of six cents damages
to John N. Stein OF Lyndhurst in his
suit to recover $4,000 from Edgar II.
Kane Of the same place for alienation
Of Mrs. STEMS affections.
1--WE meant our verdict to be a YER
dict Of guilty against Kane said one
juror.
Stein seemed perfectly satisfied with
the verdict. 1T is full vindication
and proves that Kane was guilty or
all my wife charged him WITH" he
said. II don't think man of that
character ought 10 be permitted to con-
tinue in public office, particularly as
president Of the Board of Education
The defendant was further cross-ex-
amined yesterday when court recon-
vencd. and he continued to deny In
detail the specific charges Of Mrs. Stein.
He insisted he had never been with
Mrs Stein 10 any hotel or registered
with her as man and wife.
Capt. Addison Ely, counsel for Kane,
assailed Mrs. Stein in his summing up.
Whereupon she swooned in her seat.
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RICH WIDOWS SANITY
TO HAVE COURT TEST
Relatives Say Mrs. Duncan,
rs, Is Prey to Stock Schemes.

The alleged mental incompetency Of
Mrs. Gertrude l. Duncan. rs, former
widely known musician, of Mount YER
non, will be tested by a Sheriff's jury
on an order signed yesterday by JUS
tice Morschauser.
Mrs. Duncan's husband died twenty
one years ago. leaving to her three
trusts aggregating 100000, from which
her annual income is about $4,000.
1t is alleged she is parsimonious in
her personal attire and food. The action
to have her examined is brought by her
nephew. George Allen Ingraham of
Rutherford. n. j., cashier of the Ameri-
can Express Company at 65 Broadway.
Manhattan. He says his aunt is incom-
petent to manage her affairs and that
she fails to recognize her relatives He
also asserts that undue influence is
being eXerted over her by w. +. Turner,
whose address is given as Clio West
115th street. Manhattan.
Milton w. Hall OF Mount Vernon.
vice-presidcnt of the Mount Vernon
Trust Company, says in an affidavit
that Mrs. Duncan is being dominated
"by this man Turner"
The nephew alleges that Turner has
obtained more than $4,000 from Mrs.
Duncan by stock schemes.
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AMMONIA sCALDs Z FIREMEN,
Two worI<men Overcome Repair.
ting Refrigereting Machine.

Lieut. John II. Coffey and six fire.
men Of the rescue squad were severely
burned by ammonia last night while
checking leak In apparatus in the
basement OF the -four story building at
4ns and All West Fourteenth street, oc-
eupiej by the Nathan Schwcltzer Conn
rany. dealers in poultry.
Austin Fish and Arthur Pfeiffer.
mechanics. had been repairing an am
monla machine when they were over
come by the fumes. A Waterman, SMELL
ing the odor. went to the basement and
assisted the two mechanics to the street.
Another Waterman summoned the res
cue squad. which worked In relays and
cut Off the ammonia after half an hour.
Those who were scalded besides Lieut.
Coffey were Firemen John Milwood.
Charles Rogencamp. Joseph Hughes,
William Bergen. Timothy Devine and
William Herrick.
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If You Want
a Cedar Chest

you may have an attrac-
tive little underline bed
box on rollers, 8 in. high,
48 in. long and 20 in. wide,
for $21.25.
Chests of SO in, AZ in.
and 48 in. lengths, with or
without trays, await the
privilege of lending arc
matte fragrance and beau
tiful color to your room
and protection to your furs
and woolens. $15.25 to $38.
Fourth Gallery, New Building
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Long Island r. r. Would
Check Misuse of Tickets

n ONDUCTORS and collectors
on the trains of the Long
Island Railroad Company. on
several divisions, handed to each
holder of Communication ticket yes
terday a pad and pencil, with re-
quest that the holder write his or
her signature for comparison with
the signature on the ticket. OFF,
Gals of the road said that they in
augurated the practice to break up
the misuse of monthly Communication
tickets and that 1t would be eX-
tended to all trains.
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CLOSES THEATERs SUNDAYS.

Director Of Public Safety Brennan or
Newark ordered moving picture thea
tors ~ the Rosevlle section Of Newark
to close on Sunday, as = result 81 pro-
tests from pastors.
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Lawn Mowers are
now in demand

Here they are--high
wheel, low wheel, ball
bearing, plain-bearing; IL
in. to "a in; $3.50 to
$26.25.
Lawn trimmers. Grass catch
ers. Rakes. Everything for
the lawn.
Seventh Gallery, New Building
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Exquisite colorings!

The selection of designs is extensve-the for
summary afternoon gowns of charming sofness-a-over
patterns in small large figures light dark grounds
Shadowy effects in the beautiful Persian coorings much
favored by Paris particularly delightful
Indeed cannot begin to tell you all would like
about these silksyou must them to appreciate how
wonderful they at the price 40 inches wide.
Silk otunda, Floor Building
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In the Auditorium
Today at lis


Exercises accompanying
the decoration of the Grant
Memorial Tablet by the
Girls Branch of the John
Wanamaker Commercial
Institute in honor of the
Tooth anniversary of the
birth of General u. S.
Grant.
Glimpses of Vacation
Lands at go
Tinted motion pictures
and lantern slides of Maine
The Sportsman's Para
disc.
Travelogue by Nh. E. S.
Jones, noted landscape
photographer. Courtesy of
Boston & Maine r. R.
Music by the Great Or
gan, the Ampico and Edna
Beatrice Bloom, soprano.
First Gallery, New Building
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More Good
Linen News

Linen News
The linens are as pure as
linen is made. The prices
are lower than elsewhere.
Breakfast and Dinner-sized
Napkins
IT'S doz., 19x19 in.-$3.75 dcz.
1876 doz., 20x2O in.-$5.75 doz.
462 doz., 22x22 in.-S4.75 doz.
375 doz., 22x22 in.-$7.5O doz.
81 doz., 24x24 in.-S9.75 doz.
Pure Linen
Table Dar1aSk
$50 yards Of SO in. Several
good designs, S1.65 yard.
465 yards, 20 in, bleached
and silver bleached, $3.50 yd.
800 yards of 63 in. extra
heavy homespun silver bleachcd
at $2.95 yard.
$50 yards of ~ in. extra
heavy homespun silver bleached
at $3.50 yard.
Pure White Irish
Dress Linen
1000 yards-36 in, suitable
for dresses and fancy embroid-
ery--at SOC a yard.
Hemstitched Pillow
Cases and Sheets
100 pair pure linen cases,
221a x36 in.-at $2.75 pair.
125 pair heavy, pure linen
sheets, TOKYO in.-at $3.50 pr.
Hemstitched Tea
Cloths and Napkins
400 cloths, 45x45 in, pansy
and rose pattern, S2.75 each.
800 doz. napkins, 13x13 in,
plain linen, beautifully boxed,
So dozen.
First Floor, Old Building
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Bindings and tie Of gros-grain
ribbon emphasize the grace OF
its youthful lines.
Navy blue or black, lined
with navy blue, beige, gray
radium silk.
E. The New mimi" Suit
Navy blue twill cord, softly
tailored to maintain the
straight-line silhouette, $49.50.
Red flannel bindings and a
narrow red leather belt intro
duce pleasing note Of bright
color to the carefully cut
jacket. Hand-fnishcd lining is
Of gray crepe-de-chine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-27
Russian Frocks for Girls

That is-frocks made in the Russian fashion
BY Russian enigrees in New York. They
strike different note, and who shall say that girls
of to IL are not sensibly appreciative of some
thing new and uncommon!
These charming frocks of and cotton
Simple, with the peasant stitchery done in brilliant
colors and odd designs
White, blue maize cotton crepe-$15, $3.50 1880
Navy blue white crepe-de -chne-$22.5O.
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Girls Knickerbocker Suits

Becoming, straght-line frocks lace at throat or
button over shoulders Perfectly tailored knicker-
bockers are finished with fitted cuffs at the knees
$3.50 to $780,
Jersey linen, $780, jersey combined with flannel
diagonal tweed, $751; flannel, $3.50.
Plain colors checks effective combinations
Hip length circular capes to match suits, s1O.75.
Second Floor, Old Building
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Women's TwM Suits, $38
"a Uery special pric'

Beautifully tailored suits of the finest twill
navy blue and black-a few with the smart whit
hair-line stripes. Lined with crepe-de-chine an
hand-fnished
They show the new long jackets and the slende
becoming silhouette possible only in a well-mac
tdiIeur.
Slightly fitted straight to be with or witho,
belts, Jackets varying in interesting detail of collar lin
pocket and sleeves. Second Floor, Old BuiIdir
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The "Mimii" Cape, $3.50

very smart circular cape of twill cord-nearly
four yards wide for Miss IA to 20 It has attained
a remarkable degree of since its debut but
few weeks ago. "a
The New York herald., 1922-09-19
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Washinston Height. Above 1e5th ST.,
West Of Sth Av.

A CHOICE PLOT FOR TAxPAYERS-Sur.
rounded by large elevator apartments and
tenements. situated on the westerly side OF
Convent ava nue.. 50 feet north f29th street.
size 54xi3cx57xi25; ideal for stores. bakery.
public market. &c.; price $32 0co; subject
first mortgage SIT 900. 6R5 only 5000 cash;
balance equity subordinntion 10 building loan,
o. sacrifice for cash: submit proposition 70
Estates Of Post Academy. Inc, the Pearl
House, Parksville. Sullivan county. y. Y.
10TH ST.. west.-Eieeant private house in
physicians row. on Washington Heights
may be. arranged for two families. Apply
OWNER. 1913 81. Nicholas av.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey--sals Or let.
AGED OWNER SACRIFICES
EDFfTpnEn aU ACRE frAnM

Horse, COW. 80 chickens. wagons. har-
ness, piows, all other farm equipment and
growing crops thrown IN Nv aged owner
near one OF Jerseys attractive main line
towns. handy TO large markets. fine train
service. ~ acres productive loan balance
pasture and valuable timber, VIII cut hum
dreds % q Ids. ~ tree apple orchard, all
other frui 4. 900 grape vines. nearly I
acres berries, good room house With SUM
mer kitchen. room tenant house large
barn long poultry house. many other useful
buildinre; quick sale price, g. 500, takes
ali; part cash and easy terms arranged De
taiis and travelling Instructions bulletin. epe-
rlai bargains Just ont. Cali or write FOR
free cory. NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY
ts1 TT Nassau ST.. ~. ". g.
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spuyten DuSvil and Riverside.
Above Harlem River.

IN the tall pines OF Riverdale- on Hudson.
IL room house, 3 toilets, baths: large
plot as IT, frontage: churches and four in
stitutions OF learning: park and golf links;
all reached In 3 minutes: location, first
house south OF Spuyten Duyvil Parkway on
Waldo av. running west to Dash place ;
about $4,000 cash. balance on terms. Tel.
Klrgsbridgs 1890.
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

wANTED-S III lobby of downtown Of
flee building gultable for soda fountain.
1850 Herald. Washington Heights
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ylrrinia-sale or Lea
MlsceIlaneous--sale or let.

uOMrsFEKERs-scnd for virginia Farm
list; best climate Dept. ~. Emporia. Wa.
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cNE family house for sale 8 rooms and
bath. S6rquet floors; all improvements; /;
s.sam heating plant; garage plot 50xlOO;
located at Broadway Flushing. Can be seen
by appolntment. Can Astoria As2A or 2l3a.
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NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSES,
C0TrTI yONgEPS

Six room apartments, enclosed sun porch.
southern exposure; breakfast nook. bait
with shower: double garages. ALBERT
LOCKWOOD. builder, residcnce A47 Van
Cortlardt Park av. Phone Aa0t.
wv 7-room house. 2 baths. - Il. frontage
restricted section. club houre. tennis court.
~'' a-0' G-rnera housA. $40 700 'o~-ra IAN.
GERLES office. Crestwood, Harlem II. II.
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FARMS for sale cstalos free. sTRouT
FARM AGENCY. III &, $50 Nassau IT.
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APARTMENTS-SaIe or Let.

Cnfurnishcd.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
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Prom Battery to 18th St. Inclusive.
o4THD. EXCLUSIVE u55TD.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
APARTMENT RENTING CO, INC.
I7G West I'D Columbus i2T1.
Furnished.
Above 1tth 81. 70 59th 81. uncluslvel.
HIGH class rooms and bath. beautifully
furnished. MURRAY'S 5 ROMAN GAR
TENS. 22s W. 42d.
36'rH ST. iG3 East.-Excluslve Murray Hill
apartment, artistic. 3 rooms, newly fur
nished. lSltchenet,e, bath s5,6o0; exceptional:
4isT ST, $40 East-A large iisht sunny
front. second room: southern exposure.
modern improvements completely furnished.
linen. china, silver; immediate possession.
sacrifice $500. Thompson.
46TTI ST. 332 w-Beautifui two room
apartment. bath and service closet, every
modern convenience: very select house,
ease. siO0 Premises or JOHN A.
ecHOEN, lis bible House; stuv. Tenh.
4QTH ST. 4s w.--Clarmngy furnished.
rooms kitchenettc. bath. sunny garden
year lease. Apply premises day time.
Furnished.
Above 09tE St.-6th Az. 20 East River.
PARK Av.. al soth st.--ssh floor, Z rooms. .
baths, All outside. 4 exposures from Octo.
ber Il completely furnished. unusually at
,ractive. Apply w. y. HISS. Al r. 42d st.
vanderbilt 32ss or University Club.
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APARTMENTS-SaIe or Let.

Unfuruishsd.
Above 50th St.-5th Av. to North River.
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westchester-sale or Let.

At BRoNXvILLE on high ground on
plot containing 25, coo SO. II. OF ground
with fine grown shrubs and trees, both
fruit and shade an IL room stucco house
having hardwood floors. white WOODWORK
3 baths, sleeping porch and garage, price
S37,s0 ANDERSON REALTY CO., Mt.
Vernon, n. Y. Tel. Hillcrest 1874.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

QUEENS vILLAGE-New house. Colonial
style, double shingle construction, slate
roof, garage to match; largo porch; eight
rooms. breakfast nook. tiled kitchen and
bath; steam heat, electricity. open fireplace
In living from. plot 4Oxioo; full cemented
station.
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Quecns--saie or Let.

FOREST HILLS. wEsT-Choice lots; OPP
portunity 20 buy at low prices Room 6is
$50 Broadway. Worth e4Tl.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

OUR pamphlet free Rent on Moderate In
vestment'' Will interest you. Mailed upon
request, or better still. call and see the
finest duplex homes IN Brooklyn at the price
JOHN r. CHURLO CORP. f32 Highlawn
av.. CSea Beach subway 20 Kings Highway
statton--Ayrnuc n station.
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New Jersey--Saie or Let.

New Jersey-Saie or Let.
ATWOOD, m. III.
New six room cottage; first floor con-
tains living room, dining room. pantry and
ktchen second floor has sleeping rooms
and bath; open attic: all modern Improve
ments. electric, steam, &c. ground 4nxiOO.
good train service to New York, good school
handy 20 churches. Inquire BRIGHTON
MILLS. owners, Atwood, ~. y.
BEAUTIFUL residential corner lot. 65xi55,
heart Of Maplewood- HYNES. stuyvesant
1851.
EAST ORANGE
Amhers. ST. near Central av family. II
rooms, separate heating plants. all Improve
ments. possession; seen by appointment.
principals only. g. r. LYNCH, 200 wAds-
worth av., N. u city.
FREE iiat of houses tor sale and rent Write
VAN wINklsE CO., Rutherford. ". j.
GLEN ROCK. ". J.--Beautifui 10 room
house. stucco, large plot, steam heat: all
improvements: desirable location; possession
Immediately; price S15.500. BERTItAM
sTIFF. y Wall -. NJ Hanover ioi6.
LEoNIA.-- for booklet. photos. descrip-
tion, purchase plan. best value houses III
Jersey; $1,000 70 $1,000 PINE TERRACE
NEAR RIDGEwoOB-Moder room cot
tnge. bath. garage plot 50 by 100. SO 600.
photography. HOVER, 2l2 B'way, n. NJ
READ THIS AD
New, comfy Z rooms and bath. modern
center entrance. decorated, hot water heat
sis. 500 mortgage s. 900. terms oWNER.
400 Walton road. Maplewood. \. y South
orange 236W
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
LONG Island-saIe or I'd.


LYNBROOK. K.--Nine rooms. bath, hardwood
floors, electricity, gas, hot water furnace,
about 10 600 square feet: double garage, con-
ereto roadway. cement walks, ornanenal
garden. &C.; minutes walk from village
and station Si2 500 reasonable terms pic
ture on application J ie3. Herald. b klyn.
NINE room tax exempt house: do1i0o
double garage; all grounds improyed az
tt rms. Phone Flushing 1888 or call iOa
Queens ay., fushing
QUEENS VILLAGE-New house. Colonial
style, double shingie construction, slate
roof, garage TO match; largo porch eighi
rooms. breakfast nook. tiled kitchen and
In living from. plot 40xi0o; full cemented
cellar; staL00 OWNER, Boz G22. City Hall
station.
cNE family house for sale. 8 rooms and
bath. gArquet floors; all improvements; /;
s.eam heating plant garage plot 5OxlOO
located at Broadway Flushing. Can be seen
By appointment. Can Astoria 4s24 CT 2l53.
wcstchester-sale or let.
At BRoNxvILLE on high ground on
plot containing q, coo sq. IT. OF ground
with fine grown shrubs and trees, both
fruit and shade. an ii room stucco mousse
having hardwood floors white woodwork.
$751; 90. ANDERSON REALTY GorB NIL
Vernon. n. Y. Tel. Hiilcrest 1874.
BEAUTIFUL sTUcco HOME on high
ground. rooms. 3 baths. heated sun par
ior; 2-car garage large plot, enoice ,oea-
other special offerings $4,000 70 $50 900
O'C0NNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 2ia-
25l Hnguenot 81. Tel. 5g4-l33 New RocnelIs.
BRONX E-Comfor,ahle attra ~ i've
house; plot lots, eoA26s' 70 rooms. baths, =
house and double garage, porch, partly
screened. steam heat gas. electricity. IN
sRntaheous water neater. shieae tItes, 80, sat .
den. fruit trees bushes, grape arhor. ample
room for tennis court, high .leva iIn. IL
passed view, . minutes walk from BRONX
vile citation. 60 minutes from Grand Central
one block from Bronx River roa dway; So
COO. GRUEN. ! Wall 81.
BEFORE YOU BUY. read our hooiilet. 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. 3E Madison av.. New York city.
BUY your building LOT in PELHAM
WOOD before II Is too late; only
DEN & SON. INC, 20 Lawton st.
Phone 3o3 New Rochelle. y. Y.
DELIGHTFUL DUTCH COLONIAL
Dutch Colonial. almost new. 10 rooms,
baths, sun parlor. tiled kitchen; garage
beautiful corner lot: price $4,000 or for rent
at $3.50 monthly l.. II. TASKER, i54 Nassau
ST.. N. Y. Beekman 1900
HASTINGS ON HUDSON.
overlooking river and PaIeades: attractive
family house, moSern improvements cor
ner plot, 45xf00; garage: minutes from
station and trolley: price si25o0, very easy
terms: SEQ OWNER. on premi~es Telephone
Hastings 60s-M. or GOODWIN g. GOODWIN
$50 Lenox ay.; Harlem $500.
NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSES,
SOUTH YONKERS.
Six room apartments, enclosed sun porch.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

REAL VALUE FOR MoNEY-1f room. ?
family brick dwelling In best residential
section OF Astoria, convenient TO trans
porta Ion. tax exempt, steam heat. hot
water supply, gas. electricity, car garage.
price $4,000. II. TROwBRIDGE HAIR
Ris. 152 Fulton av., Astoria. Phone AS
toria 0409
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Bronx-Saie or Let,

Bronx-Saie or Let.
pOUGLAS-GTTTELL. REAL ESTATE,
West Fordham road. Bronx.
PRIVATE HOUSE 60 let In the beautiful
University Heights neighborhood furnished
or unfinished, attractive as to price, loca-
ton and equipment: only small cultivated
Christian family desired. owner would pre-
fer to keep his ruof1 and one bath For ap-
pointment phona Columbus 1927.
SIX or seven rooms with garage; new
Van CorIea- place. at 223tl. ST., Bway sub
way station at 225th ct. snail cash payment.
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NINE room tax exempt house: d0xiOo
double garage all grounds improved all
modern conyeniences: Sl2. 600: Reasonable
tt rms. Phone Flushing 1888 or call ioa
Queens av., Flushing.
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Brockfyn-saie or let.

CYPRESS HILLS-Two family brick house,
all improvements, electric light, hot water
heat, newly decorated; rents $3.50 monthly.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

HASTINGS ON HUDSON,
overlooking river and Palieades: attractive
. family house. InoSern improvements; cor
ner plot. 45xf00; garage minutes from
station and trolley: price Sf2.500. very easy
terms: SEQ OWNER. on premi~es. Telephone
Hastings 60s-M, or GOODWIN e. GOODWIN, ,
eco LonoN av: Harlem 65O0
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

LYNBROOK. Nine rooms bath, hardwood
floors, electricity, gas, hot water furnace,
about 10 600 square feet: double garage, con
cret0 roadway cement walks, Ornamental
garden. &C.; minutes walk from village
and station si2 500 reasonable terms pic
ture on application 1858. Herald, B klyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

DELIGHTFUL DUTCH COLONIAL
Dutch Colonial. almost new. 10 rooms,
baths, sun parlor. tiled Kitchen; garage
beautiful corner lot: price SOS. 600. or for rent
at $3.50 monthly l.. H. TASKER, 15i Nassau
ST.. ". Y. Beekman 1900.
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

SEE our list OF furnished rentals at after
season prices In Pelham. New Rochelle.
Larchmont and Rye. rRErfMOND, IL East
I'd st. Tel. Murray Hill 1893.
$ii 100. fine 8 room house. SULLIVAN, 20
North avenue. New Rochelle.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.

Furnfsncd.
Prom Battery to 18th ST. Inclusive.
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RENT OR SALE
Three Hou~es on large plots al
PELHAM MANOR AND Nh VERNON

PELHAM MANOR AND MI. VERNON
(near Bailey Country Club.
! Rooms. 3 baths. ............ Rent 5000 mo
o Rooms. baths. 2-car garage. J. .S2a0 mo.
~ Rooms. 3 baths, gear garage. .S310 mo
w. F.. ROSS (owner's representative
SCARSDALE.-s3.0 600 cash balance monthly:
large 8 room houye garage. all improve
raents. with or without furniture; sacrifice;
Immediate possession; alec small house.
rental sfS5 monthly. Telephone OWNER,
Snn - dale f2S
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900 ACRES, near Haverstraw-on-Il Hudson.
Rockland county; offered cheap with terms.
DERSCHCCH Co. &c CORTIANTlT ST
The New York herald., 1922-09-19

BEFORE YOU BUY. read our hooillet. 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, 341 Madison av., New York city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-03-17
TACOMA BALL TEAM
FAST GAINING FORM

TACOMA, Wash, March liza.
P.9-Tealey Raymond manager of
the Tacoma Tigers" of the Western
international League, is fast rounding
out his team for the race, President
William Klepper of the Portland club
Of the Pacific Coast league. also head
of the local w. l. L, club, has turned
several players over to Raymond as
a nucleus for his organization.
Manager Raymond announces that
these players include Engle, Emerson,
Tate and Genin. outfielders; Scott Ell
Iiison; Plummer wahlberg and Tuner,
pitchers: Burke, Patton and MeNab,
in,ielders, and Gill, catcher.
Engle played with Vancouver in the
Pacific International League last sea-
son; Emerson is a Portland young
ster: Genin played in the Coast
League lat year: Burke played with
Regina last season; Gill is former
Oregon Agricultural College player
and Patton played with yictoris. in the
P.I. l.. and with Portland In the Coast
League last season.
! Manager Raymond still has num-
ber of players who were with Tacoma
in the Pacific International League
including Jimmy Chorlton. third base.
man; Carl Stevens, catcher and John.
son, shortstop.
The pitching prospects, who include
some experienced league players 81
well as some youngsters, particular,
please Manager RAYMOND, who for
merly headed Seattle Coast Leagu
club and who piloted the Yakima tear
to the P. i. L. pennant last esason.