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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

Amarillo fans are going 10 expect the
Ghsscrs 10 10 right after the second
half p"nnant thereby winning the West
Texas League flag Notwithstanding
the had start the Gassers suffered NJ
ABILENE Yesterday and the DAY before.
fans know they sim ar. the class ~
ih" league. and despite the changes that
most Of the other clubs made M the
outset Of The second hair. they know
The ''nsscrs can put over the same
record during the latter end as they
did the first.
mass meeting OF local fans will he
held within few days whore mat.
iers ~ interest To all fans aud ~ vital
lmpoi lance 10 the local club viii be- d!s.
GUESSED. II the Gass"rs need their
pitching STAFF strengthened the fans
h'r" intend To see 20 % that thoy get
proper help. That's how Amarillo fans
feel about The Gasscrs winning the sec.
ond hair
u has been remarked that Amarillo
viii not go after the Second half. some
parsons pointing out as an argument
ihHi II both penuHnts are won nv the
Gassers there would be- no playofr
such a stand II Inconsistent for the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Giants Win

NEW YORK Jun, 30 New York
defeated Philadelphia In q see.saw game
today six Co. four The Giants knocked
Rims Du' n the box in the seventh IN.
lining. scoring three runs on singles by
St'nr,i ami FrisDh, Bancrofts double
and smiths home run williams hit
his twentieth home run bu Nchf
STRUCK him uuf twice
Philadelphia ... ON on OOo-i \ I
N'W York ...... lD2 900 gnx-G u 3
Ring lluhb'll and lIpulne Nchf and
! T. smith
/ Two base hits Leslie, M.uscl Ran.
|ruft. Thr'. h1s. hits. Frisch. McuseI.
Lee Home un Williams O. smith.
Stolen lasrs Walker Base an halls
N'hf . Ring Struck out Ring 4
/ llshh.l Sehi .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

HILL CREST COT NTEY CLUB
kauas DrtN No june 30-"Chick'
Evans TODAY shot Dos way into the
iiuaiF of fh. western lrlt,ur rolf tour
uam'nt 90 th. iltl ,U0-i Country Club
in one u' tn' uo-i wonderful eVhihitions
90 E1ii '.sr s.'H hrr.. auI George Won
Him or Sali i-ls, Cfv uu De- his op
ion"ni. ton i.lm outlasuug Clarence
Vol of So louis iu 70 battle ~ nerves
boz their -,Hl DH.l contest
"Chirk completely uutrl-sed Fred
Wright of laa Aug,is. s.x and five.
chile ,un Elm margin was I and 2.
Part 81 each contest WaE played In a
driving transform. bat ID. moisture
eeme1 10 help Evans and vno Elm.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Win In Twelfth.
Special 'o The News

SASS ANGELO. June 30.--Sweotwater
Dictated san Angelo 20 8 In the
twelfth ming today. triples by shell
sHi E.up putting over the dcc!dins
score. ruarson's homer and MAYHEM =
doubh, finished Trammell In the third
and Eas held the Swaiters 10 three hits
urt twelfth. Richburg kept his hits
Battered and had fair support
Two GAINES were scheduled. but rain
started Just a. the first contest ended
foodinF the park and soaking fans and
players. There VIII be a doubc header
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
BROWNS CLIMB
FURTHER TOWARD
AMERICAN FLAG
ny Associated Press

ny Associated Press
ST Louis. June 30 Tho Browns
secured their hold ON first place hy ono
half of gam" more today, being three
~ result OF their victor. over Cl"ve.
land 10 10
Cleveland ...... 02O OO0 ODl-- 3 : 2
ST. Louis ....... 20i orc i2V-l0 - !
Cmthskr. Morton ONrlll and shin
ault 49, Glider Rnd SEVERED
Two hpso hits. Gerber. Williams.
Home runs. shorten. Wood. stolen
bases Tohin Jackson Base on balls.
Cov,lsh o, Van Glider I. Morton !.
struck ont Co,,lskic .. Van Glider !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
LOCALS DROP SECOND or
SERIES TO Abilene 81;
! STANFORD BLANKS CLOVIS
speels,to The News.

ABILENE. June 3O-Thc Abilene
Eagles made Il two straight OF tho
Amarillo Gasscrs today. winning hy O.
score - 90 !, whom MrAbee hurled
consistent game. ani got r0od back.
INK. except In ono session. ile should
have had a shuioIt
Roy Morton WIS chased hy Umpire
Spencer ln the sixth. and Fitzgerald
vas brought DO from onutor.,ld. aud
went 90 tho mound.
The Eagles hit him hard loo The
eighth getting three runs lud fuur
hLte fun on lhnu Inullna
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Bluffs Beat Spudders.

NOT STON. June 3.-liouston won a
listI'ss gam" from the Spuddor, here
today % 90 g. Milst"ad rookie. hurried
Tor Houston
Wichita Fails - 1U2 100 0l0--i S ?
Houston ........ 800 500 O3x-ll 10 /
jones' and Hoffman. Mllstead and Ben.
niush'y'u
Two base hits Ioe,ison White stolen
Ja.'e Hud",, Rul'y Suuml. Base. ou
pall, M,lsl~d 3 JONES @ Suu,h ont
Instead
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
American League.
TEXAS IS BEST STATE
FROM DRY LAW STAND


WASHINGTON. June 3o.-Tcxas g.
/ the best uitlo state In the linton from
Ia prohibition law enforcement stand
point.
That u N, official verdict II Federal
, Prohibition Director Morris sent 90 FRO.
hihition Commissioner Roy Haynes
I Whether they love the Volstcad law
lin the wicked east 81 not. as a general
Thing they d. like u In Texas. Morris
said
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
\ Ean for cDan Nm ninth

summary Two bus" hit. Clary. Three
las" hr. williams. Sacrifice hit, Nit.
Bod Baker Williams. Double play,
..Hw.g. 20 McElwee TO Villains. liol-
fa 'u Chry Struck out. by Wetzel
er - Base on balls ~
a.. Nctzcl .. Hit by pitcher.
.. $500 H.il HDcan, by Wetzel CBelchorl.
N.. pitch. Wetzcl. Stolen base. Baker.
a... Time. $40. Umpire. Davis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Athletes Rack in Cellar.

PHILADELPHIA. June 3O-phila.
dcluhn went back into las place today
when Boston took the fnal game ~
th, series 8 90 l.
BOSTON ......... 2l0 0i0 OOU--i : |
PHILADELPHIA ......Ol0 o00 000--l G /
p.ercy and Rucl. Moore. Eckrrt. Var.
rison. Ghoon and Perkins
Two base hits. Rurl. Lirhold Bases
ON halls. Moore /. Harrison g. pi'rcy 3.
Struck out. hy Moore . HARRISON ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
American League.

Boston I. "a Philadelphia /.
Cleveland .. at -. Louis 10.
~ Minneapolis 2. Milwaukee G.
~ 81 Paul 4 Kansas City 2.
AZ Columbus 3: Louisiana 4.
At Toledo g Indianapolis =.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
FOUR HOMERS
BY CINCINNATI
BEAT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Jun. 0--Cincinnaii de-
.frot.d chicago . 20 todly In a game
iu which the visitors drove out four
hum' ruu. and "a" locals one
Cincinnati 00i go o00-g ~ u
Chicago ..... ...... UlU O0l o3--5 ~ q
Stvuland. Kaufman aud O'Farrell,
FiN'y and WinEo
Two hasc hits Wingo Krug Home
runs Duncan. Harper. Cavcney. Bohme.
Miller stolen hnsss. BURNS Husc ~
| balls St.uuud g. BiVcy .. Kaufman .
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

brooklyn ~ Boston.
Philadelphia al New York.
81 Louis n Pittsburgh.
Dgiy three scheduled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

summary -lsuns. white 2 Sain, LyIll
2. Meanor, Burch. Errors Johnson,
Pyers. Ethcridgc Two base hit. Scug.
gins. Lyall .. Douglas. Burch, Micrs.
Sacrifice hit. Morton. Double play.
Morton 10 Byers 10 Johnson Struck
out. by McAbee 3. by Morton 4. Fit.
gerald 3. Base on balls, of McAhce O.,
on Morton !. OF Fitzgerald 2 Wild
pitch, McAbce. Stolen base. Sain. Time.
200. Umpire, Spencer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Slim Sale Let Ont

TOLEDO o. june 3U-Slim Sale.
veteran Of the majors, was given his
unconditional release today by President
Roger l'rcsulhun Of the Toledo club
Sale has been uuahl, 10 win Tor Toledo
this summer
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
BASEBALL RESULTS
Wesi Texas League.

Amarillo O. at Abilene &.
Clovis %. 10 Stamford 6.
SWeetvater q. M san Angelo 9 az
innings
Lubbock at Ranger 8.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
BOSion Wins Iaf ,.sIns

BOSTON Jun. 3u Boston defeated
Brooklyn 'uday TO IN game that
lasted Hu, hour lud - minutes. Neither
'dd'T' nH filhngim issued e pass or
stru'. .li man
k.1.tI.n uaO 600 GN0-a ,
Boston n0u az 90, =
''u"'' AMI D"h,rry Fillugim aud
God,
I"" I1s' hits Mitchell Fore.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Texas Oklahoma League.

At Bonham o. Ardmore 3.
AZ Paris 8: Mexla s.
At Clehurne : sherman ..
AZ Gainesville Z COrsicana :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
National league.

Philadelphia I. "a New York 4.
Brooklyn .. a. Boston 2.
s. Louis g. az Pittsburgh o.
Cincinnati e. al Chicago !.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Card. Make ne in Row

IlTTSBURGH. June 30 81 Louis
made a. two straight from Pittsburgh hy
winning tuday's game 10 q
ST. Louis 300 uN0 Ou Ol-g 10 q
lIttshuiph .... 900 0Ou OOU--0 2 u
Sn1d'l. Ninsmith and clemens. Nor.
r.Eun. N"llowhorsc and Gooch.
Two base hits Toporcrr. IIornsby.
touui'r Rase On balls Shcrdo I: Nor.
us"u struck out Morrison .. yellow
hur,,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
TeNas League.

Wichita Falls g. ~ Houston n.
Iun Worth g an Galveston 2.
Shreveport =. at san Antonio "a.
nI'h, lt beaumont. rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
TEXAS LEAGUE.
NAIInNAL IkAGIE

shreveport az san Antonio.
Only game scheduled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

i.f'IfN I'I NHIH
"A Ran 81. Nun. H twelfth
Srurr lg inning.
HW,,fW3f,r .u. 1000 200 1901 &C
San Angelo 5000 UIU uUU ONO--5
SUMMARY Run. N.EId.. Greer.
Robinson. Alexander i,h,u. Mason g.
furrYu o.. Curu. Smell Errors Dean
q, Alexander Bupp % TWoha.e hit.
Alexander Miyh,a Thr,rha-r hit
Greer Nuspu She'll Bupu Home run.
F'r.uspn. Sarrf.D. hIi turrn Lch'w
Duubl" play Currn to l'lersuu. struck
out. hy l;ly o.. Dog HIDnhurg s Base
on balls. un TmmH .. uff Hi,hbmg
: Passed BAH. Alexander stol'u hase.
Robinson. Mcir.d' Dean Time. 2s1
Umpire. pIrc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
Mitchell Blanks Clovis

STAMFORD. Juno 3O-Mitchpll was
Wild. but unhiitable In the plnchcs. and
and the Colonies won from Clovis. 6
o. o. Mitchell walked seven and struck
cot ~. Sloans fielding featured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
MEXICAN I.EAGUE.

iNtTolt AZ Chicago
rgehnd al ST. Louis.
D. fnu "a Washington.
. al lad. lIhia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01
WHERE THEY PLAY
AWARILLO AT ABILENE

Lubbock al Ranger.
Sweetwater az San Angelo.
ClOl az stamford.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-07-01

First in Sporting News
First in Everything
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-08
T. T. AUXILIARY DANCE BIG
SUCCESS
SUCCESS

In their fourth annual dance at
the Radisson Hotel last Monday eve
ming, the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Talmud Torah achieved a brilliant
success. The results of the efforts
put forth by the committee and mem
bers were highly gratifying both So
cially and financially. Only linn
tied number of reservations were
made and, in accordance with notices
given out, no tickets were sold at the
door. The committee wishes to ex-
press it's appreciation for the gener-
Gus donations made by many busi-
ness men towards the supper, and
the volunteer services of number
of young men and women who acted
as walters and mattresses. Much of
the success of the affair was due to
this splendid cooperation and the as
sistance and fine spirit displayed by
the members.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-08
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

and Dance the afternoon and evening
of Tuesday, December 18th, in the
auditorium of the Studio Recital
Hall, 1921 LaSalle avenue Bridge
will be played in the afternoon from
two to five. There will be dancing
in the evening. Those attending
will receive tickets (for which no
charge will be made) which will en-
title the holder of the lucky" num-,
ber to a five-pound box of candy.
Mrs. Joseph Schanfeld, General
Chairman, will be assisted by the
following: Mines. Harry T. Berman,
Infants Wear Booth; M. Dockman,
Food; David Fishbein, Candy and
Cigars; Chas. Kronick, Towels; M.
]. Kronick, Toys; Philip Mirviss,
Children's Wear; Chas. Selcer, Art
Needle Work; B. H. Harris, Aprons;
F. Grouse and A. M. Gross, Handker-
chiefs; Misses Fannie Nelson, Mar
garet Labovitz, Elsie Click, Fish
Pond Booth; and Mines. A. Zekman
and j. H. Gutenberg, Miscellaneous.
On the Bridge Committe are Mines.
Fred Zimmerman, Louis Zimmerman,
G. D. Matt, L. Sherman, Harry Gold
fish, Morris Engler, M. Graceman,
Sig Harris, Abe Hochman, I. S. Jo-
seph, Morris Kantar, M. J. Klein, A.
B. Miller, David Phillips, M. J. Rose,
Jack Rose, F. Schanfeld, L. T. Wager.
The Floor Committee includes
Messrs. Harry Bearman, J. HI. Gruen-
berg, M. HI. Harris, I. S. Joseph, M.
j. Kronick and M. J. Rose.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-08
G. j. w. NOTES

The special work that the Coun-
Gil of Jewish Women will emphasize
during Minneapolis Week will be at
the South Side Neighborhood House,
which will keep open house on Sat-
urday, December 9th. Exhibit of
work done by the children will be
on display, and members of the
Board of Governors and of the Staff
will receive interested guests.
Eleven subscriptions to the publ
cations the Book of knowledge"
"Book of Literature" or "Book of
History" remain to be obtained be-
fore the special award of a gift-set
of the 'Book of knowledge" to the
South Side Neigbborhood House can
be made. 1t has been suggested that
these volumes would make highly
appropriate Chanukah gift to the
Neighborhood House. Therefore, all
Council members who are contem
plating the purchase Of either of the
sets mentioned are asked to COM
municate with Mrs. S. P. Goldberg,
Ken. 1905, as soon as possible.
The American Jewish world., 1922-12-08
JUNIOR G. J. w. ACTIVITIES

The Bible Class will hold it's next
meeting at the Temple House on
Monday evening, December 18th, at
800 o'clock. The Book of Ecclesi-
astics will be discussed.
Bridge
Last Sundays Bridge given by the
Council Juniors at the Lagoon Hall
was a delightful affair, we'll attend
ed, and pleasing throughout. Cards
were played at forty tables. Prizes
were provided for each table.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
NEWS FROM CANYON CITY
CANYON PAPER
ISSUES SPECIAL
upon BIRTHDAY
Spectator The Nsus

tp"riai 10 Toe Neua
CANYON. April - Tho Randall
e. nrt vows bad birthday hst wccl,
land i'r tvent Use yctrq uld the
fo.,nt editor g. W WmNick issued
q spr,ia. edition lu which a. gave ut'
irutinn io canyon and the M settlers
Rhu w.fr Dor. ai Tint slime
! ~ edition elyiur e complete history ~
nal IN The opening battles and each one
iho county. tHwu anG pioneers oi this
territory 4 nu section of the piuof
contained ~. history and local news -
IuuN. TcAu which place hls always
lh.cn closely trlli,d 90 liappy. The other
sections ,urluui their noWs g. Cuuyon
land Randall County.
In speaking ol .hr special edition Mr.
Warpiok D. 1873 mot many people over
! th, p1ins Du rDt know much about IN,
lc,gh Hituv of their town ard thruuga
LA edition hg hopes GO rive them a
ho't0g Understanding II tho early 90,
lor 'ic plains sn that tlcv Wa better
app ,viato thr advantages they enjoy
H., ih" present tinr.
~, special edition 81 the Randall
toIutv uevs mot with much approval
toycr i.rudnll county ANA many have
remarked tlIt They did MT know thai
40 hf, ou DE plains could have been
%, ipt,l Funs until thps read the events
Ice print
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
TRACK SQUAD
SELECTED FOR
LEAGUE MEET
Specialize The Ncwa

Special g. The Ncwa
CANYON. Aprll THE track team
has already bocn selected to represent
Canyon aL-ihu lnt,ischolasiir League
meet which viii B., held ~ West Texas
stat, NDrma Cpllgg, April si-.s. The
uy outs were held last Mondhy and
Cfu,h MDIariN states that many uf the
man SURPRISED him in the records thcy
uiadc in thu various events Two men
wIi r hHils y" entered f"r each event
20 it.a- mul'.- irun cannon via
,ls.s.ut Randall CYunty al the meet
h-.t canyon - the only class n
u,i in the county.
'Htf 10 .cls cyriaiu that the boys
tr !.p SO lave gu'd chance 90
b.. o 90 b. o.. mr.. The following boys
Wli. the eats ,ic. viii enter are as
fellows:
Turner ana NcitFk. mill. Martin lnd
Buriz. $50 yard dirh: Borron and wa.
.amsun. 3i1 sdrd dasl. hey aud Mar.
in. go yard dash. key and Gregory.
1880 yard dlsh,s. cats aud Okecle.
bread jump.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
MANY ATHLETES
/ IN NORMAL ARE
!, CANYON YOUTHS
Special TO The News

+ CANYON, April i.-Cluyun CITY n
furnlnshng her part Of athletes To rep
resent athletic teams In West Texas
State Normal Cullcgc ot the eighteen
men who made letters in football dur
Ing the 1891 fu0ii,all season. slN Il these
live ~ Canyon. They were Terry. Key,
Jenkins Scott. johnson. Lancaster.
-Four Canyon athletes made letters In
basketball during the season lust clus'
,zi and Il must be- remembered that only
eight letters were given which proves
that CANYON Ciiy furnished lii'y Ter
,ni ~ the teams strength The men
were S0nc. Terry, Lancaster and Key
In the baseball line up for The FIRST
two games played at Fhinvlcw the
h.mc ioan furnished fuur u the rrsu'
hg nine men who represented the Nor
nm lln N, op, ming battles and each "no
Il shaving go much stun u is GER
tainty that they will have regular
berth. On the Buffalo squad this seas
an In haschall. The men from Canyon
who started In the opening games are.
Terry. Johnson. son, and Jenkins.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02

rlur,h The nn1l rcuoris were read
nv e. T Waiver WIS called for ias.
To- nngf y Nr Walker has sorv'
% e. tDu t.at. h,v.
I,r WINS P.rd-r and daughter. Mrs
a. . Nh,Duk entertained Mrs,lamcs
lTati and iiu; h.nsuu az dlnncr Monday
yvnms n b Rar - hcr husbands
birthday
Tn 0uumnn.ty dinner. which Vas
pcstponc,i wiii - given saturday night
Al the hall aissy, thu hank.
The Dynamo- 81 thc Muman's Hume
MISSIONARY Socicty.. uf the Methods
church gave an ssron party Tuesday
ri,fnoun ~ the church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
San Jose Scale Found
in Orchards at Canyon


CANNON. April THE v"caiipna.
agricultural class In th- Nufuai Is do.
inR Some practical agricultural work IN
The PRUNING 20 orchards IN Cannon, The
san jose scale has been found in two
orchards In this city and tine agriculiur
~ class Are battling the disease Do the
application 81 the regular government
f,Tmuk sich II composed II the ful
lowing mixture and used Co spray thu
sfecs: ie pounds sulphur. N pounds
bme s,one. cooked Is minutes: 90 git
hns Of water.
a call u being made by several 'ihri
people az Canyon Tor agricultural bUss
90 inspect their Orchards az thcy r'aiif
tia, the san Jose S'alc can in a sh o.
time destroy an entire orchard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02
REV. WALKER IS AGAIN
CALLED BY HAGERMAN

HAGERMAN. April Mrs q. \.
SPECIAL 10 TA~ re~s
White was nostes- 10 the nirmhers =
The Ladies Aid Scciciy Il the frrfhy
terrain church "Wednesday afternoon.
The members - thu f'rcrhyiefnn
church held tisslr annual haanss- mcei
inE a the yrar 'rucsda y-highi ~ The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-02

Tor-4 derives - name from TOpazos
en- Island IN the lied Sea.
The New York herald., 1922-11-12
Spuyten Duyvil and Riverdale.
Above Harlem River.

MAGNIFICENT new residence on largo plot
with two frontages, medium price and
attractive terms: tax exempt. TANNING,
owner. Waldo av., first house south OF
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway. Commission paid.
The New York herald., 1922-11-12
sroNE HOUSE OF HupsoN.

Best residential section. s5 minutes from
Grand Central Terminal: extensive river
Views minutes walk from express station I:
modern house, large hall. drawing room.
dining room. butler's pantry, library and
den; second floor. four bedrooms. two baths,
dressing room and eewlng room; billiard
room and servants quarters with bath open
fireplace every room hot water heating.
electricity and gas throughout; property 1Ga
feet front. average 600 feet deep; garage,
with second story, can be used as studio or
chauffeur's quarters; large vegetable and
flower garden, grapes and berries bearing
viii sacrifice at less than cost to immed tate
bGyer 20 sottle estate. OWNER, Room
81. 25 South william ST.. New York.
The New York herald., 1922-11-12
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Owner Anxious to Sell
Westchester-saie OF Let.

OWNER Anxious to Sell.
Attractive house, substantially built by
himself; fine section. convenient 10 trolley
and station; rooms, tiled bath. fireplace,
hot water heat; GOOD sized plot with garage;
price $12 800; reasonable terms.
GEORGE Z. DOOLAN, INC.
% Orawaupunl ST. White Plains, Tel. hSe.
PELHAM-New, attractive stucco house,
rooms, sun parlor, 3 baths, all improve
ments; restricted section. Price SIS. 500.
New clapboard dwelling, rooms, sun parlor.
bath, all improvements. Price $4,000.
Also several desirable building plots, restrict
ed section. LEO SMITH, tel. 1415 Pelham.
ItAREsT BARGAIN IN WESTcH ESTER.
Hour TO New York; 20 acre state road es-
tate. most wonderful views: cha rming resi-
dence. excluding beautiful furnishings worth
$4,000, two baths: garage; fruit. rare trees.
shrubs: insured for S33 900: quick sale price,
So 900; must be sold this week easy terms.
Photos here. Batson Farm Agency. 4sa 9th av.
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FINEST FRUIT FARM IN STATE.
80 acres, near Newburgh. on lake: last
years crop; $4,000: splendid buildings
price SGj 600. terms. Call. see photos, BAT
son FARNI AGENCY. $50 9Th av
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New York state-sale or Let.

ALBANY POST ROAD, inns, hotels. garages,
gas stations, farms. estates. camp sites,
cheap, modern, committing. big plot homes.
Few acres, big, elevated. cheap, wooded,
Wild brook, acreage, some buildings. ALEX
AMBER, ] East 42d st. Vanderbilt 1894.
Phone 435
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&,JOO CASH,
DAIRY FARM,

$50 acres. State road, near Middletown. .
cows, 8 horses ? hogs 10 chickens Fora
truck. $40 600 everything included. Send for
catalogue. ]. z. HENDERSON. Mlddletown.
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Furnished.
OPPOSITE MUSEUM

$50, 900 CASH BUYS BARGAIN.
Prominent avenue corner. 80 families OF rs,
rs and As. with stores. Positively way under
market value: beyt buy the Heights Quick
action essential. Full particulars to principals
only.
sLAwsoN & HOBBS, 162 w. 72d st.
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NU0TLEY. y. J.
THE IDEAL ZONE TOWN.

Great Home Building Activity.
Choice, moderate priced building plots
high locattons; convenient TO everything. all
Improve Vementsi restricted; easy terms. visitt
and investigate. Send for "Nutlcy IN a Nut
shcll." NUTLEY iiEALTY CO.. Pa Broad
vhv New Work Phone Barcay 6Hsi
NEAR SHORT HILLS, n. J.
Frame dwelling with large living rooms
bedrooms, harm, chicken aud tool house
near Baitusrol Cluh and William Penn Hirh-
way. suitable for tea room an unusual up
poftunity. For fuller description address
FflEDERICK Y. CRAlG.
Telephone sbs Short HIS.
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local EIumting PreserVe

Tor snle 169 acres. on TIE southern slope
OF the Shawangunk Mountain. near Crags-
moor. route four for State improvements fine
growth of young timber, making fine cover
for partridgs, quail. Belgian hare and rab-
bits; a charming location for hunting pre-
serve. any one Interested IN such n propo-
sition OF this character Is invited 90 look Il
over. For details write WALTER 5. cox
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