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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-07-26

out your program to start the
mines in accordance with your
proclamation to the Governors Of
the several States involved, on a
basis on wages which inevitably
mean liquidation of costs and
prices to meet the demands and re-
quirements of the public and in
dustry.
"We also have in mind that a
thorough investigation of all the
facts relating to the union btu
minous coal fields will be extreme
ly helped to the American public
and to the coal industry as we'll
and should lead to some construc-
tive suggestions.
"You may be assured that in tho
meantime the operators of Indiana
are earnestly working with Gov
ernor McCray and the local author
tiles to determine the best and
most effective plan under which
production of coal can be resumed
and am informed that the oper-
ators in al lother States are work
ing to the same end. All opera
tors in all districts, union and no.
union, unite in supporting you in
your determination to protect ev-
cry man in his inalienable right to
work."
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ing this time has been increased more
than three times what it was on May
81, 1921. -
There has also been great increase
in the number of grain warehouses
requesting to be licensed under the
United States warehouse act, par
particularly in the Northwest. The
number Of grain warehouses now
licensed is 261; 16 tobacco warehouses
and % wool warehouses are also
licensed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-07-26
BRITISH AID is SOUGHT IN
PLAN TO CURB LIQUOR SHIPS
Cooperative Measures Proposed by
American Government-No Of
fetal Word Is Received.

Washington, July 24.-Thc State
Department was without official word
today as to the British attitude in
connection with suggestions made by
the American government to the Brit
lsh authorities for cooperative meas
ures to curb liquor running from
British insular possessions into the
United States. Pending receipt of
the official communication from the
London foreign Office, comment was
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was refused at the department on
the nature of the American. note
although no attempt was made to
conceal the fact that diplomatic
steps had been taken with a view
to aiding federal enforcement off,
GERS of the United States.
The proposal Of the American gov
ernment, judging by statements
made in London apparently goes
beyond the mere question of when
foreign ships shall be subject to
visit and search on their approach
to American waters. While the cx-
act nature of the communication
sent to London was not revealed, it
was recalled that Commissioner
Haynes of the prohibition enforce
ment offices some weeks ago sub
mitted to Secretary Hughes men,
orandum pointing out the great
difficulties he had encountered be-
cause liquor smugglers were able
to use Bermuda or the Bahamas as
base without interference from
British authorities. 1t is understood
Mr.. Haynes suggested that the Brit
ish government be asked to lend it's
aid in stamping out this smuggling
traffic not upon the basis if any
specific greement of any treaty be-
tween the two countries, but under
the general principle of the comfy
of nations which is the basis of all
such international engagements.
Mr.. Haynes is understood to have
pointed out in his communication to
Secretary Hughes that the British
authorities could easily put check
on shipments of liquor destined for
this country by close supervision of
clearance papers for vessels leaving
British ports.
Presumably it is this view that
has been communicated by the
Washington government to the
London authorities and to which the
London advices refer in saying that
the British authorities had sought
information as to alleged "falsc
clearances" granted at Bermuda
| and elsewhere.
SO far as the right Of search of
foreign vessels beyond the three.
mile limit is concerned it. was
pointed out here that the matter
was now before American courts in
the case of the British schooner
Marshall which was seized as q
liquor runner outside Of the terri
torlal waters. Presumably any
agreement between the two gov.
ernments on this point would fol.
low judicial action to determine the
American policy as to how far at
sea national jurisdiction for Gus.
toms or prohibition purposes might
run.
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Indianapolis, July 24.-President
Harding was urged to apopint i'm
medlately a non-partisan fact
finding tribunal to inquire into
the coal situation in a telegram
sent him tonight by A. M. Ogle,
president Of the National Coal AS
sociation. The President announced
the consideration of such COM
mission last week.
Such a tribunal, if appointed i'm
mediately, could develop within a
comparatively short time such
facts regarding the coal indutry,
says the telegram, as "would
strengthen your hand in carrying
out your program to start the
mines"
Mr.. Ogle in the telegram also
suggested the appointment of one
MINOR and one operator as tech
nlcal advisers, but neither to have
a vote or voice in the delibcra-
tlons of the tribunal
Ogle Message.
The telegram read:
I'm order that there may be no
misunderstanding in the minds of
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HARDING TO INVESTIGATE
into COAL STRIKE

Chief Executive Asked to Name Non.
Partisan, Fact-Finding Tribunal.
Move Made by Mine Owners-We
Want No Doubt in minds of Pub
lice Where We Stand, Declares
Operator.
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They Make Women, Too. q Puzzlol
How S. s. s. Stops Skin
Eruptions Positively.

Pimples and skin eruptions have O.
price.--you pay for every pustule.
Pimples produce prejudice and prevent
prosperity, Your heart may be gold,
Evening star., 1922-06-22
WFE'S WILD SHOT
STRIKES 0NLOOKER
Negro May Die Of Wound Re.
ceived When Man and
Woman Are Attacked.

A bullet aimed at John M. Williams,
proprietor of a near-beer saloon at
TIT 4th street northwest. entered the
chest Of William Jones, colored. twen-
ty-five years old, $40 New York ave-
nue.. last night. infiicting e wound
that may cause death.
The shot was fired by Mrs. Barbara
Mary Williams, wife of the proprieto tor,
1t is charged. In the latter's place of
business about 1880 o'clock. after Mrs.
Williams. 1t is charged. had shot at
Mrs. Marie Newman. 452 H street
who was in, the place.
One shot was directed at Mrs. New
man, while two were sent in the di-
Evening star., 1922-06-22

Leah Kent, Emerson Waldo
Browne, William Mosher Davis,
Daniel Randolph Doy, Horace Lorenzo
Dove. Raymond Augustine Lennon,
Lewis, Lillian Gwendolyn Miles, Isa-
belle Morton, Naomi Allen Pinckney,
Mamie Ethel Robinson, Marie Esther
Simms. Jessie Maria Spence, Ruth
Augusta Sutton. Norrine Yolanda
Walters, Beatrice Evelyn Wilson, Una
Mundel. Thomas Wyiie Parks, John
Heath Richardson. Clifton George
Roberts. Leo Matthews Robinson and
Clement Alexander Wells. Two-year
course-Effie Louise Anderson, Jo-
seph Henry Goldsby. Beulah Irene
Bush.
Evening star., 1922-06-22

rection Of Williams. Jones was hur-
r1ed to Casualty Hospital. where ply
sicians said his condition was critical.
~ Arrested at Her Home.
Lieut.. McGiIl Grove and Detectives
Brodie and Rome of the sixth precinct
arrested Mrs. Williams. who Is thirty
two years old, at her home. 1714 Cor
coran street. She Is said to have de-
c1ared she tried to kill both her hus-
band and Marie Newman.
Mrs. Williams called Norman Davis,
taxi driver, over the telephone from
Pennsylvania avenue and 9Th street
and had him drive her to her hus-
bands place of business Alighting
from the taxicab In front of her
husbands place of business, Mrs. Will
liams quickly entered the place and
discharged her weapon. Mrs. New
Evening star., 1922-06-22

man and q lady friend were at the
eating bar purchasing food when Mrs.
williams entered, and they disap-
peared when the shooting started.
williams, who said he had had
three similar experiences with his
wife. said he managed to dodge bull
lets, but Jones, the colored patron,
wasn't quick enough.
In conversation with a Star re-
porter this morning. Mrs. Williams
said she had four children. the Oldest
boy being in the Navy. She said her
husband had given Mrs. Newman an
automobile and diamond ring worth
$3.50, but the husband denied the
statement.
81 did loan Mrs. Newman a diamond
ring worth $3.50" he said: but never
gave her an automobile. The automo-
Bile belongs to Mrs. Newman. and
suppose my wife thought ! had given
Evening star., 1922-06-22
CORNELL GRADUATES s25.
Fifty-Two Gain Commissions as
Second Lieutenants.

ITHACA. N. Y. June 22.-Cornell
University granted 825 degrees to
seniors at the fifty-fourth annual
commencement exercises yesterday.
Before presentation Of the degrees.
Col. J. c Nichols, commandant of
the department of military science
and tactics, presented to President
Livingston Farrand the names Of
fifty-two seniors who have been
commissioned second lieutenant in
the Army Officers Reserve Corps.
Evening star., 1922-06-22

it to her because had been out rid
ing in it."
photographed at police headquarters
today, and taken TO the house OF de-
tention. being held for investigation
to await the outcome of the wound
the colored man received.
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SEVEN ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

57TH ST.--5s w. $500.
Huberth a Huberth. 2 Col. Circle.
57TH ST. and 7th Ave. baths.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
T2D ST.-344 w.
Apply premises.
74TH ST.--c02 w.
p. n. zagat. iG7 W. 71st St.
18TH ST.--22a w.
Apply premises.
SAITH ST.--255 w. 9 baths.
Supt.. premises. or Lenox e0oo.
SGD ST.-2 W. $500.
Geo. A. Bowman. lis W. 4ed st.
s4TTf ST.--225 w.
supt. on premises.
s6TH ST.--l20 w.
q. A. Bowman. ff5 w. 42d st.
ssTH sT.--s40 VS. baths. $4,000.
Slawson & Hobbs. 1872 W. I'D 81.
s6TII $3.50 w. $500.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. T2d 81.
s6TH-s-TH (Broadway). 2 baths.
Wood. Doison Co., Inc. B'way soth 81.
9TH ST. 200 w. $500.
Wood, Dolson Co., Inc. B'way Soth 81.
p8TH ST.-cf5 w. 3 baths.
Supt.. premises. or Lenox 5000.
esTH gT.--c40 w.
M. Rafalslxy a Co.. u II. 4oth 81.
eaTH sT.--304 w. $500.
Apply premises.
f05TH ST.. near Broadway. Sf25.
II Apartment Renting Co.. f76 w. 77d.
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FOUR ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

10TH ST.--Si w. $1,000.
Kuiaud a Benjamin.. IA Il. 4sth st.
55TH S1'.--55 w.
N. A. Berwin & Co.. fo3 Park Ave.
J5TH ST.-ifO W.
julius Tishman Sons. ESQ Madison
Ave.
51TH ST.--.S w.
Huberth a. Huberth. . Col. Circle.
5sTH Stiff Hotel Scvfllia).
Bing & Bing. 1lo w. 10th st.
9TH ST.--5O w.
Malcolm L. smith. Inc. is5 Madison
Ave.
10TH sT.--1f4 w.
slawson & Hobbs. 1872 W. T2d Ct.
list sT.--f45 w.
slawson 4 Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
TcD ST.-1.4 w.
Park Ave. Operating Co.. 51e 5th Ave.
TAD ST.--344 w.
Apply premises.
TAD ST.--157 w.
Houghtcn Co., 1872 W. TAD st.
74TH sT.-si w. 81 f.600-s1 800.
slawson 4 Hobbs. 1s2 w. 72d 81.
e1sT ST.-o03 w.
Mark Rafaisky a Co... 2f ID. 10th st.
sIsT sT.--w. (fIotei f5ercsford).
Bing Bing. 1i9 w. 40th st.
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LIBERTY BONDS ACTIVE AGAIN

Except for the continued good de-
mand for Liberty bond issues, particu-
larly the First 4As and Fourth Ans.
which touched new high prices. yester-
days bond market was rather a fea-
tureless affair. On the whole. price
changes were limited. the investment
public apparently awaiting develop
fnents over the week end before placing
new commitments OF any size. Tho
railroad group was spotty, with losses
balancing gains. Moderate buying Of
Japanese Government first and second
AIS (Sterling loan) advanced the prices
of those issues. although part OF the
gains were lost toward the close. The
first series got MP TO - for a gain of
about point. The domestic industrial
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Bronx
THREE ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

10TH sT.-5a w. 81 f.oco-st .0so.
rutland a Benjamin. IA Il. 4sth st.
10TH sT.--si. $s5-s135 a month.
rutland q Benjamin. IA z. 4sth st.
18TH ST.-f5e w.
Mrs. Fawcett on premises.
Bath ST.--5S e.
n Apply supt. on premises.
44TH ST.--4f w.
DR.. Potters on premises.
blTH sT.--103 w.
N. A. Bervvin 4 Co.. f03 Park Ave-
SAITH sT.-162 w. Bath. $500.
Slawson q Hobbs. f62 w. I'D 81.
b5TH ST.--S5 w.
y. A. Derwin 4 Co.. ios Park Ave.
b5TH ST.---110 w.
Julius rishman 4 Sons. ESQ Madison
Ave.
56TH ST r..
Apply premises.
18th ST.-5S w. 1900.
Huberth & Huberth. 2 Col. Circle.
D7TH ST.--3Of w.
Apply premises.
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NINE ROOMS
Manha attan--West Side

FxD ST ~ W q nssha
Weed. Asoison Co.. B'wsy. esr. ncrn a.
MvERsiDE pRfvE-2re. Z bsxnsA
ch@a. Gsiswski. 5ng tth Avs.
RIVERSIDE uHivr--sss
rlawson A Hobbs. lag w. r1d o.
RIVERSIDE DItIvE--sno
hafk Nafaisky A Co. "a E socn o.
HivEhfipE pRrvI1--lsktn~forrn oss-
sharp 4 Co, .sso Eruaa Gay
nI NICHOLAS AtE.-e2s. sIae
kohler, Inc. is9s sf n8rhnl2s Avs.
WEST E%r AkE.-413.
MARA RsfaislV a Co. N n sowh a.
WEsT END AvE.--gs4.
Marx RafAisky a Ca. n n. xosn a.
w. END AvE.s--snf. h&ths. "a. rsa.
Msoc: Delson .. Lac. y way q sosh st.
WEST END ANE.-spH. a bmsn~
wood. Dnlson Co, BAw&y. cor Herh Mr.
WEST END ANE.--nsA
Mara Rafalsky a Co. "a &C a0sh o..
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ONE ROOM
Manhattan-West Side


9TH Sr.-l9 w.
Vim. A. white Z Sons. 46 Cedar 6t.
b5TH ST.-347 w. Bath.
Mark Rafalsky 4 Co.. 81 =. 4oth st.
5sTH ST.-117 w. QIotel sevtllia).
Bing & Bing. 119 w. 40th st.
7:D ST. cs w. (Summer rates).
II Apply on premises. Et
s0TH STOP w. (Hotal Anderson).
Apply premises.
BlST ST.-W. (Hotei Berssford).
Btng Bing. 1l9 w. 10th st.
e3D Stiff w. $500.
Houghton Co.. 132 w. 72d st.
WEST END AVE-. N. W.. cor. 74th st.
NJ. Rafalsky 4 Co.. II Il. 4oth st.
Manhattan-EAst Side
BOTH ST.--5e h.. tReasonable).
Chapel. II Z. 50th st.
MADISON AvE.--416.
VIM. A. White & Sons. 46 Cedar st.
MADISON AvE.-416. $3.50.
Supt. ON premises.
MADISON AvE.-5o1.
Supt. premises. Phone Plaza cora
PARK AvE.-270.
Douglas l.. Ellinaan & Co.. 15 Il. 49th.
Bronx
RYER AvE.-21O5.
Apply on premises.
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NINE ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

t5TH ST. and 7th Ave.
Ave.
siST ST.--2sJ w.
Dcrschuch g. Co.. 26 Cortlandt 81.
10tSr ST.--2f5 .--3 baths. 81 600 ~, zoo
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way 4 s0th 81.
1o2D $3.50 w. 3 baths, s.. 500.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way q Soth St
It'll AvE.--isf5.
II NJ. Broadwell on premises.
RIVERSIDE DRfvE-i31. 3 baths.
Wood, Doison Co. Inc. B'way A s0th Ct.
RIVERSIDE DR.--i55. . baths, $4,000.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way a soth ST.
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ELEVEN ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

18th ST. and 7th Ave-
julius Tishman 4 Sons. $50 Madison
Ave.
ssTH-s7TH SITS. (Broadway). 4 baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way S0th St.
WEST END AvE.-c00.
Mark Rafalsky 4 Co., 81 e. 10th ST.
WEST END AvE.-450. batis.
Wood. Dolson Co.. B'way. cor. s0th 81.
SNEST END AVE.-495. baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. B'way. cor. s0th 81.
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Manhattan-East Side

36TH ST.-163 l.. $500.
Apply promises.
51ST ST-34 L.
French & French. Inc. 29s Madison Av.
SiTH ST.-35 4.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
. MADISON AvE.-4ls.
VIM. A. White & Sons. 46 Cedar st.
MADISON AvE.-5o7.
Supt. premises. Plaza SOTO.
PARK ,AvE.--67. 'p
Pease & Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
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Manhattan---East Side

ATH sT.-3s K. baths.
Feas~ Elliman. SEQ MAdison Ave-
oIh ANE.--a90. 4 hafhs
.frase a Eliirnsn. Aso M&ei~um Ave-
NADfsoN AvE.--fc1g. baths.
sup'. on premises
FAhk AVE E-t@g. nuplea.
y. A. bsr~fn. i0a Para Ava
PARK AvE.-f07A.
Feass a EilinnAn. aso Maeison Ave.
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Bronx

BELMONT AvE,-30fe.
Kupritz Realty Holding Co.. 5ls w.
135th st.
BOSTON. ROAD--l5o1.
Apply premises.
CONCORD AvE.-43s (cor. 145th ST..
Desider Schoen. 400 +. 14sth st.
CREsToN AYE.-1975.
Inquire supt.
DAVIDSON AvE.-:457 Dust COM
pleted).
Agent on premises.
ECHO PLACE and Echo Park and
Anthony Ave.
Apply premises.
GRAND CONCOURSE and Hist st.
Tel. Bingham 1i2S.
HARRISON AvE.-19:5-1935
Apply premises.
LONCFELLOw AVE. = 1f3s (near
Tsatshes;sn DssiSar senosn. ASes loo e. ,4s.h St.
MERRIAM. AvE.--140e. s75-3so.
Apply premises.
MORRIS AvE.-91s-g2c-Do6.
Desider Schoen. 400 4. 146th st.
MosHOLU P'kwAY Bainbridye Ave.
Apply premises.
RyER AvE.-2105.
Apply premises.
SHERMAN AvE.-i1s1-117i-11sf.
Agent on premises.
UNIVERSITY AvE.-1601. SIS.
Nehring Bros. 144f st. Nicholas Ave.
UNIVERSITY AvE.-e522 Dust COM
R'sssa,, Rssnt on premises.
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Manha.tan-East Side

Vim. A. White & Sons. 40 Cedar st.
Attn Sr.-3 L. 5000.
Supt. on premises.
4sTH ST.-277 f.. 5000.
Rutland Benjamin. IA Z. 45th 81.
5IST ST.--34 z.
French 4 French. Inc. 200 Madison Av.
54TH ST.--15 r.
Apply premises.
BATH ST.-5-7. 6.
wm. A. White 4 Sons. i0 Cedar 81.
5sTH ST. f.
Apply premises.
5eTH ST.-55 e. SOS.
Apply premises.
sITH ST.-35 r.
Pcase & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave-
MADISON AvE.-416.
VIM. A. White q Sons. 46 Cedar 81.
MADISON AvE.-I57s. 500.
Il Apply premises.
MADISON AvE.-Jo7.
Supt. premises. Plaza 0o7c.
PARK AVE.--G7.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
eth AvE.-247. $500.
Rutland & Benjamin. IA z. 4sth st.
Bronx
ECHO PLACE and Echo Park and
Anthony Ave.
Apply premises.
GRAND coNCoURsE and Hist st.
Tel. Bingham 11cs.
MosHoLU P'KwAY Bainbridge Ave.
Apply premises.
RYER AvE.--21o5.
Apply premises.
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Manhattan-East Side

GATH ST.--29 z. 3 baths, $4,000-$6 800.
Pease G. Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
10TH ST.-I61 E. 3 baths, $500.
N. A. Berwin. 103 Park Ave.
e4TH ST.-35 e.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
SIXTH ST.-106. 3 baths.
George Neiman. 522 9Th Ave.
SSTH ST. e.
Pease 4 Gilman. $40 Madison Ave,
9TH AVE.--1140.
French & French. Inc. 1ss Madison Av.
MADISON AVE.-640.
Apply premises.
MADISON AvE.-1222. S116 mont.
Niles & Johnson. 81 Wall st.
PARK AvE.-s2e.
N. A. Berwin. 1oS Park Ave.
PARK AvE.-1075.
Pease s. Elltr.sn. $40 Madison Ave,
PARK .AvE.-11SS. $40.
A. g. Muhlker.
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THREE ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side.

5srH sT.-1fr w. (Hotel sevillia).
Bing & Bing. lis w. soth ST.
9TH ST.-50 w.
Malcolm e. Smith. Inc. 1856 Madison
Ave.
10TH sT.-i14 w.
Siawson 4 Hobbs. 1872 w. 7:d st.
7lST.-i45 w.
slawson & Hobbs. 1s: w. 72d st.
FIST sT.-c35 w. 81 900.
slawson- 4 Hobbs. iS2 w. 7cd st.
72D ST.-:s5 W. Bath. $1,000.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
72D ST.-S44 W.. tt.
Apply premises.
18TH ST.-25i w.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. n z. 40th st.
18TH ST.-250 W..
Sharp Co.. .4se Broadway.
sfST ST.--W (Hotel Beresford).
Bing Bing. 1l0 w. 10th St..
8IST ST.-o03 w. a
Mark Rafalsky Co.. II e. 4o,h st.
SAITH ST.-225 w.
Supt. on premises.
SAITH ST.-w.
II Tel. Schuyler 0i97.
seTH ST.--320 W.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. 81 Z. 4oth st.
DIST ST.-3O4 W. $50.
Il Apply premises.
Houghton Co., 49, w. 72d st.
Sharp 1 Co.. 2iss Brosdway.
o5TH ST.--55 W..
Apply premises. Kempe B Co.
SSTH ST.--240 w.
Mark Rafaiskv L. Co.. 81 q. 10th st.
10TH STILL w. 81 800.
Slawson { Hobbs. 1872 w. 72d b.
16o'rtT. ST-7O9 w. f1
Il Mishnum Agency. 4oo7 Broadway.
10th ST.--7o0 w.
Kohler. Inc. 1923 St. Nicholas Ave.
lsiST ST.-s67.
Kcnpe & Co. 25l W. seth ST.
1s3D ST. and 1T. Washington Place.
Apply premises.
AUDUBON AvE.-4bo.
Agent ON premises.
BROADWAY at S5th st. cine Towers).
Agent on premises.
BROADWAY. corner Academy st.
Apply premises.
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-so2. 5000.
Sharp & Co., 24S0 .Broadway.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. cor. s1st ct.
Sharp & Co.. :4s0 Broadway.
CLAREMoNT AvE.--l50 (New bldg.)
.Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
CONVENT AvE.-27o. s1.10o.
Slawson & Hobbs. 16c W. 7cd st.
FORT WASHINGTON AvE.-:5o.
. Inquire superintendent.
HAVEN AvE.-79.
ISohler. Inc. .s14cS st. Nicholas Ave.
HAVEN AvE.--106.
Kohier. Inc. 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
NORTHERN AvE.-106.
tkenps & Co.. PSI w. seth st..
PARK AvE.-44o.
Geo. A. Bowman. 115 W. 42d st.
RIVERSIDE pRIvB-1e7
A. v. Amy e. Co.. 160 w. I'D st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvU-311. $500.
Houshton Co.. 132 w. 7cd st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-3T5.
NJ. Rafalsky Co.. Fl e. 40th St.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-6so.
Apply, on promises. Tel. Aud. 4l15.
RIVERSIDE DRrvE-s2o.
II. Rafalsky 4 Co.. Il e. 10th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-S34.
NJ. Rafalsky & Co.. q z. 10th st.
WADsWoRTH AvE-14o.
Apply premises.
WADsWORTH TERRACE-z6.
Apply premises. +
wADSWoRTH TERRACES.
Apply premises.
WASHINGTON PLACE & 1880 St.
Agent. premises.
WEST END !AvE.--3o5.
Mark Rafaisky & Co.. II e. 4oth st.
WEST END AvE.-5co.
N. Rafalsky L Co.. 81 z. 10th st.
WEST END Av.. N. w. cor. 18th st.
NJ. RafalBky,G Co.. Fl e. 40th st.
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FIVE ROOMS
Manhattan--West Side

10TH sT.--1f4 w.
slawson Hobbs. ie2 w. T2d 81.
list sT.--235 w.
slawson 4 Hobbs. 1e2 W. T1d st.
72D ST.--f24 w.
Park Ave. Operating Co.. 5fo 9Th Ave.
72D ST.--34 w.
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74TH sT.--sl w. s2.ooo-se. 800.
siawson a Hobbs. 1872 W. 72d 81.
18th ST.-202 w.
p. II. zagat. 1877 w. list 81.
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Manhattan-East. Side

4sTH sT.-277.s $500.
rutland & BENJAMIN. IA e. 4sth ST.
SAITH ST.-35 T..
Pease 4 Ellimah. $40 Madison Ave.
SSTH SIT Z.
Pease T. Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
MADISON ,AvE.-64o.
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PARK AvE.-67.
Pease & Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
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TWO ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

18TH ST-15S w.
Mrs. fawcett on premises.
GOTH ST.-13 w. $65.
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c9TH ST.-15 W. $85.
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4sTu ST.-7O w.
II Apply In store OH premises.
40TTI ST.-45 w. (Reasonable).
Miss Mcclure on premises.
5oT1I Sr.-ca w. Reasonable.
Il Circle 400.
53D ST.-4s w. 800.
4 Folsom Bros. Inc. tH e. 34th.
b4TH ST.--1o3 w.
n. A. Berwin & Co.. io3 Park Avs.
55TH ST.-347 w.
Mark Rafalslsy & Co.. q e. 4oth st.
57TH ST.--30l w.
+. IL. Zagat. 167 w. list St.
5sTH sT.-1l7 w. IIotsi ssyiria).
Bing & Bing. 119 w. 40th St.
5sTII ST.-21 w.
TApply supt.. apartment 81.
10TH ST.-263 w. 500.
4 Phone Columbus 64f6.
list sT.-1e7 w.
r. Fl. Zagat. 1G7 w. list st.
It'd sta w.
II Miss Madison on premises.
I'D ST. (near Broadway. 500.
T Apartment Renting Co.. 17e w. I'D.
ToD ST.-344 w.
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73D ST.-137 w.
Tloughton Co. 1s2 w. 7cd St.
73p ST.-l57 w. 81 .o0o-$i 200.
Houghton Co.. 49, w. 7cd st.
18th ST.-251 w.
Mark. Rafaisky Co.. 81 e. 10th st.
18TH ST.-314 w. 81 500.
Slawson Hobbs. 1862 w. 72d st.
soTH sT.--1o2 w. tHotel Anderson).
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S1ST ST-w (Hotel Beresford).
Bing & Bing. 110 w. 40th st.
s1sT sT.-127 w. (Reasonable).
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seth s.r.-a.o ": Esth; 1.s h, .l,scs ~
s7TH ST,-24 w.
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SITII ST.-f60 w.
Wood. Dolson Co.. B'way ( s0th st.
s9TH sT.-S2 w. 81 ,loo-$1 200.
Houghton Co.. l3c w. 72d.
esd ST.-175 w. $1,000.
Houghton Co.. 49, w. 72d st.
o3D ST.-175 w.
Houghton Co. l32 w. 72d St.
esTH sT.-2i5 w. ! bath.
Supt.. premises. or Lenox 1000.
117TH ST.-120 w. -.
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BROADWAY at s5th st. Crhe Towers).
Agent on premises.
CENTRAL PARK WESr-3o2. 5000.
Sharp & Co.. 24s3 Broadway.
CENTRAL PARK WEST and sist st.
Sharp Co.. 2+s9 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE--1.7.
A. U. Amy & Co.. 100 w. 72d st.
WEST END AvE.-3o5. -
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. 81 Z. 4oth o.
WEST END AvE.-5:o. - 9.
NJ. Rafaisky Co.. II y. 4oth. ST.
WEST END AvE.--569.
Mark -Rafalsky 4 Co.. 81 e. 4oth St.
WEST END AVE-. N. w. cor: 74th st.
NJ. Rafalsky & Co.. Il Z. 4oth ST.
WEST END AvE.-sG2. 81 200.
Houshton Co., -: w. I'D st.
WEST END AvE.-s62.
Hougliton CO., 49, w. 72d St.
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Bronx


GRAND CoNcOURsE and 171st st.
Tel. Bingham 1928.
BELMONT AvE.-2018 doctors apt.).
Kupritz Realty Holding Co.. 518 W.
135th St.
WEBSTER AvE.-135O- 1854.
Deseder Schoen. 400 E. l4sth st.
Brooklyn
SUMNER AvEs--406.
j. WeinburG on premises.
s0TH ST.-632s 500.
Mrs. B. Sheingold on premises.
Westchester
YONKERS-Yonkers Realty Co., ESQ
So. Broadway. Phone Yonkers $500.
New Jersey
MONrCLAIR. N. J.-Haddon Hall.
Murdoch-Fairchild Co.. Montclair.NJ.