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Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
NO CHANGE FOR LIGHT BEER AND
 WINE IN OPINION or THOSE WHO
 HAVE DEVOTED STUDY TO ISSUE
Vets May Make Gains in Congressional Contests But Despite Those Gains it is Generally Conceded Next Session Be Dry
 Vets Are Getting Active.

trend of the year, both wet and dry leaders agree.
 Experienced politicians not allied with either side of the is- sue are of the same opinion. The vets, nevertheless, are keep ing the issue strongly before the voters where there is the slight est chance to inject it in the campaign.
 The wet leaders assert that the fight during the present campaign is merely the begin ming of their efforts to force a modification of the Volstead law to permit the manufacture of moderate alcoholic beverages.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
MIRACLE MAN PASSES AWAY
 IN ST. LOUIS
National Reputation for Di. vine Heaiing-Death is Due to Attack of
 Pneumonia.
CBy The United Press.)

St Louis, Oct. 17.-Francis Sehlatter, nationally known miracle man and divine healer, died here last night, his death, presumably, having been due to pneumonia.
 Story of healer's sensational career is revealed in newspaper clippings from newspapers throughout the United States and Canada, covering period of twenty-seven years.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
GOOD TIMES.

A late review issued by the Department of Commerce finds that American business Is in the best shape it has been for two years. The industrial output is large and increasing. Mer- chants arc buying, and consumers. Every thing is moving. Nearly everybody is working at good wages and businessmen everywhere finding business profitable again.
 There is boom, but there is what may be ha nr"srer;.y vs;th no sucb rsansa and .%ane. over" as usually follow hectic boom if people only take advantage of the suggestion and avoid interfering unnecessarily with the hopeful trend of events.
 The main thing is to believe in good times of this rational sort and to act the belief by buying useful things needed paying debts, working steadily and going ahead with extensions and improvements in every line of tivity.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
E. {. BEASLEY
 IS APPOINTED
 POLICE JUDGE
City Council in Session Passes Two Ordinances and Performs Usual
 Routine Business.
CFrom Tuesdays Daily)

The City Council in session at the City Hall last night passed ordinances, one regulating the man ner in which street paving may be cut for the laying of plumbing and the like and setting out the requirements in regard to restor- ing the paving to a normal condi- Ition. Another ordinance deals with
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
Colored Hospital to
 Have All Negro Staff

CEv international News Sprvicc)
 Cincinnati, O., Oct l7.-A Colored hospital, with staff Of negro doc tors and nurses and facilities for the training of coloreh nurses. is to be opened here this month. The staff of eleven colored physicians and Frank Hall, colorod city de- d tective, who was elected president of the organization, have announced
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
FIRST SNOW OF WINTER FALLS
 IN MIDWEST SECTION UNITED
 STATES; FIVE STATES VISITED
Sudden Cold Snap Strikes the Northwest Frozen Flakes Fly In The Air Of Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Kan
 sas-Wintcr in Northwest

to feel the grip of winter where cold weather is experienced to- day, and getting colder,
 Snow fell in various parts of Minnesota, Dakota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Kansas.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
FORD AUTOS ARE AGAIN REDUCED TO A NEW LEVEL
Dearborn Plant Makes a Cut of Fifty Dollars on All Models-Effective
 Immediately.
lRv The United Press.l

Detroit, Oct, 17.-A fifty dol lar cut on all Ford automobile models was announced today, effective immediately,
 Improved management and in- creased perfection in manufac- ture and assembling makes the reduction possible, according to an announcement that was made this morning from MT. Ford's Dearborn plant.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
COTTON MARKET Quotations utures

New Nork-December, opened at 22.60; closed at 23.03.
 New OrlcanS-Decembe opened at 21.95; closed at 21.36
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
Revolver Bullet lrnbedded in Base
 of Skull 27 Yrs.
(By International News Service

(By International News Service.)
 St. Joseph, Mo. Oct. 17.--A re- volver bullet which has been i'm bedded 27 years near the base of w. H. Evans skull was revealed when an X-ray examination was made. Evans was shot in line of duty as a policeman.
 Bryn Mawr has summer school for industrial workers.
 The first scientific study of rub- Der was carried on by Frencbman in 1736.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
FIVE BANDITS HOLD UP, ROB
 A DIS'IrILLERY
Old Keniucky's Best Dew Is Stolen by Bandits Three Truck Loads
 Carried Away.
(By The United Press. )

Louisville, Ky, Oct. IT, Five bandits, armed with shot guns, early today bound and gagged three guards at the Rugby distillery and escaped with three truck loads of Ken- tucky's best booze product. The quantity of liquor stolen was valued at fifty thousand dollars.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
built, may be realized.
 MT. Bertig Delivers Talk.

MT. Bertig Delivers Talk.
 Tn addition to the many ex- pressions of interest relating to the building of the Lone Star, MT. Ad Bcrtig favored the Rotarians with d very pleasant and instructive talk about his trip to Europe. His re- marks were along the line of thought as reviewed in an article appearing in these columns few days ago telling of the tour he and Mrs. Bertig made of Europe. They re- turned to their home in Paragould last week They spent nine weeks in Europe, visiting France, Germany, Jugo- -Slavia and Austria.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
ANOTHER GIANT OF THE AIRlS
 AMASS0F RUINS ASRESULT OF
 ACCIDENTAL FIRE SAN ANTONIO
Dirigble C-2 Was Being lowed From Hangar Commander of Craft IS Badly Burned Gasoline Tank Explodes and Big Bag
 Bursts Into Roaring Flames
(By The United Press.)

San Antonio Oct. 17--The United States armys dgible, the giant C2 completely destroyed by fire San Antonio today.
 The dirgibe was returning from the cross-country flight San Diego and it caught fire and burned 1t being lowed away from the hangar for an exhib ton flight San Antonio.
 Major 5. A. Strauss, commander of the ship, scared by the flames before he could free himself from the vessels cockpit Sergeant A. B. Albright, member of the ships crew, injured in the fire. Manuel Cardenas, a newspaper man, also injured by the flames.
 strong gust of windsfr the north blew the moth bimp against the door of the hangar ripping the envelope the balloon starting for the flight Both of the of the craft running and the line tank exploded the big bag burst into flames
 Ten minutes after the fire started only the twist ed framework and charred remained of the pride of the United States army's flying machines.
 The eight passengers who were in readiness for the flight had very escapes.
 Army's Finest and Best Blimp.
 Washington, Oct. 17--The dirigbIc C-2 destroyed by fire al San Antonio today the armys best and largest b'mp. k completed shortly after army's airshp Roma, destroyed by fire at Norfolk this year with a loss of thrty-four lives.
 The destroyed C-2 had gas capacity of 172O00 cubic feet and possessed speed of sixty miles hour
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18

that the new institution will be known as the Mercy Hospital and Nurses Training School.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
Airplane Falls, Kills Lieutenant.

San Antonio, Oct. 17-Misfortune appears to have overshadowcd San Antonio today. With the destruction of the huge dreiblc C-2 first Lieutenant Walter A. Ball was crushed death today when his arPane crashed to the earth in fcld near here Lieut. Ball was instantly killed
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
(By The United Press.)

Chicago, Oct. 17.--SnoW fur rics in scattered sections of the Midwest today heralded the com ing of winter.
 The Northwest is the first
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18

Chisels of sharp flint have always been used by savages to cut wood.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
rice Sl a Year

rN GREENE COUNTY The subscription price fs payable in advance. Tho price IS S2.00 per year In advance if sent outside oe Greene County.
Paragould soliphone., 1922-10-18
The Soiiphone

IS INDEPENDENT
 Of facti0nai "gaBgS" sod sO-catscd political dead ers." It's a newspaper. standing for the best s"- teTests of the comm munity.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
A REMARKABLE OFFER

Sr6o per month is the rent,
for three years, of seven new
ly renovated rooms and bath,
in elevator apartment house,
beautifully located on e5th
Street, near Fifth Avenue, in
the fashionable section. after
which time the rent will be
Sro5 per month, and tenant
receives, free of charge,
S2,7oo worth of stock, in
crcasing yearly in value,
representing ownership in
the property. No such op-
portunity for responsible. ac-
ceptable tenants exists else
where to-day in New York.
DUFF & CONGER, Madi-
son Ave. & Seth ST.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
New Jersey-salc or Let.

quaint little year round home ~ 9 rooms
and bath, by the side of the road, near
Jersey hills, within easy committing distance
of Manhattan, can be purchased and occu-
pancy secured for 81 500: balance OF $4,000.
on easy term mortgages. Ideal for young
couple or small family. Fine residential sec
tion with all conveniences for comfortable.
economical living. Grounds 1O0x1S0 H.. beau
tffully shaded. Delivered ready 10 move
into; nothing extra to buy; monthly layments
less than rent for small city al.artment.
Details from the Owner Post office oox
fi0I, City Hall Station. New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

TO RENT-Furnished apartment, May is.
October 10. $110 per month: rooms. bath
ktchenette in one of the best kept, best
managed houses in the city. Present tenant
has been sole occupant. never before sublet
Grand Central zone. less than one minute
walk to 42d st. Lexington av. subway ex-
press station and Commodore Hotel; less
than three minutes walk Grand Central
Station. Belmont, Ritz, Biltmore. Fifth Ave
nue.. Room 2101. IS Liberty ST. Telephone
Rector $3.50.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

BLOOMFIELD. N. J., 500 Berkley av.-
House for sale, furnished or unfurnished.
rooms. sun parlor. all up to date Improve
ments: built by architect owner for own use
large lot and garage; trees. flowers. shrub
bery; can be seen Sunday or by appoint
ment. Telephone Bloomfield 442SW. Terms
TO suit. Take Hudson tube 33d st. to Erie
station and train to Orchard street station.
FREE list Of houses fof sale and rent. Write
VAN wINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. j.
RETAIL. florists. 30. 600 feet glass; dwelling;
@ acres: main road, near depot; possession
nj once: no stock. CHAS. l.. STANLEY.
Piainffld. n. J.
RIDGEwOOD.--Six room modern bungalow:
sacrifice: garage; fruit: is acres; $500.
$3.50 cash. Photographs. HOVER, 2i2
Broadway. n. Y.
Misceilaneous-Sale or Let.
SELL or lease, out of town. modern I'm
provements immediate possession. $50
West e7th.
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New York state-sale or Let.

FOR SALE--6 acres fine cultivated land:
fruit In abundance: barn, COW shed. garage,
poultry houses; 10 room dwelling. fully I'M
proved: large road frontage; price $4,000.
Box 81. Manuel. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
HOUSES wANTED-Fur

wANTED-To rent furnished cottage with
garage. Westhampton Quogue: five mas
ter's. two maids; good references. Address
j. w. j.. bS West SSth, New York city
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
FOR SALE-Miscellaneou

SOUVENIR OF NAPOLEON.
For sale, diploma OF st. Helena. with medal
and ribbon: souvenir OF the wars OF 1902 TO
1915: In perfect condition. Write NJ. v. c..
aO Agencc Rossel. Brussels.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished.
from Battery to l4th St., Inclusive.

10TH ST., Is East.-Attractively furnished
apartment, four rooms and kitchen, In mod
ern apartment house owners maid available
for summer; rent $50, no less Mr.. DIS
a Da RI rnent
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
PUBLIC NOTICES.

ANY ONE knowing the Whereabouts of
Elizabeth Hogan. or II seen since 1910
please commupicatc with NJ ]. HOGAN, 40
Neptune av., Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
SUMMER HOMES Sale or Let
Long Island.

FPEEPORT-For rent furnished for summer
season a beautiful residence, 10 rooms.
bath, double garage, large rooms. all I'M
phnpe 101G
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
HOUSES TO LET-Furnished.

CHARMING modern small house. rooms.
3 baths. May-Oct.. $225 month 153 East
list st. Tel. Rhine 6662.
FOR RENT, furnished. May to September,
house situated in restricted park overlook
ing the Hudson. large shade trees: four
mester bedrooms. two maids rooms and two
1894. or write Room S0s. 4S Exchange place.
New York.
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Miscellaneous.

STORES, businesses. farms. automobiles sold
on per cent. commission. EDDY'S, 1888
I'd av.
TTTEATER tickets bought for all shows; 10
per cent. commission. EDDY's, 1879 I'd av.
WILL do all shopping, per cent. cominis-
sion: buy anything. EDDY's. 1893 "a av.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
MANUFACTURING PLANT can be
obtained for r nominal cash invest
rnent, under most favorable terms. ex-
ceiIent location; product a necessary unit
OF motor trucks; customers now the most
rrominent truck manufacturers In United
States. For full description and informs-
tion address Mr.. FREDERICK p. KIM
BALL, otf Ellwanger 4 Barry Building,
Rochester. N. Y.
THEATER. moving picture. corner 7th av.
and b2d st., Brooltlyn seating 40: good
location; recently rcnovatcd fully equipped;
sacrifice $22. 800. little cash; might consider
leasing. Owner, promises. 20 5.
DELICATESSF.N and restaurant for sale be-
tween 30th and 94th sts. must be sold be-
cause OF partnership disagreement, Apply In
store, 16 w. 3tst ri.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Westchester-sale or Let.


BUY your building LOT in PEI
only .;' few f left; $3.50 to $1,000. JOS.
LAMBDEN & SON. NC, Sc Law
ton st. Tel. 302 New Rochelle. y. L:
CoMPLETE list New Rochelle homes for .,. rent.
SULLIVAN, 20 North av., New Rochelle
HOUSE. 0 rooms. 8 baths. sun parlor. near
golf club and trolley; $4,000 for quick
sale; no commission paid TEL New Rochelle
1852
MI. YERNON.-ATTRACTIvE 2 FAMILY
AND SLEEPING PoRCHEs EACH FLOOR;
THIRD FLOOR, MAIDS ROOMS ANp
BAra Nps RE1LT Two ASD sToSs 1SsT Ss
PRICE $4,000. ROBINSON. TEL. 52i2W
NEW ROCHELLE. 10 Manhattan Avenue
Close TO tennis courts and golf course
10 rooms. garage, baths. toilets
Plot 10Ox170
GEORGE NEIMAN. 500 Fifth av. N. T.. or
10 Manhattan Ave-. New Rochelle.
NEW ROCHELLE-Very fine new. attrar-
ST, p BILE location; price $4,000. O'CONNOR
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. 251 Huguenot ST.
Tel 5o4 New Rochelle. n. f., \.
OAKWOOD JIEIGHTs. MOUNT vERN ON.
Little gem of room stucco and attic;
hot water heat. tiled bath; garage; min
'''' BURKE STONE. INC.
Pelham 1913 Al East 42d st.
OWNERS Construction Corporation builds
homes $4,000 up: assists financing. ~
West 43d st. Phone Murray Hill Ol9O.
RYE-Rare opportunity; owner going TO
Europe; must rent beautifully furnished
home. large grounds, all modern improve
ments; sacrifice price due to haste. DRUM
MOND, 172 Boston Post road, Rye, tel. 5o2,
or II e. 4od St, New York.. tel. Murray
Hil 1923.
SEND for booklet "Suburban westchester.'
giving vital information about the various
towns Of Westchester County; send postage.
four cents. PRINCE & RIPLEY. 342 Madi-
son av., New York city
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Furnished.
Above 18th st. to 59th st. (Inclusive).

FROM June 1 to October i. furnished stu
dio and bath. Apply to vOSS, lao w
51th st. Circle 30S3.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

HOUSES TO ET-Unfurnished.
IiORATIO ST.. 47-Newiy overhauled. 10
room house with lease.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
REAL ESTATE-Othsr States.

New McxIco-SnIe or Let.
FOR RENT-NEw MEXICO.
From the middle of June TO September, in
Santa Fe, "The City Different" completely
furnished (9) nine room house, bedrooms, !,
with every modern convenience: beautiful
grounds: flowers and fruit trees: the most
dslightful summer climate In America; cliff
dwellings, Indian dances and other points OF
interest close by: 5000 per month. Address
L., box 954. Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

Business Connections.
FRENCH AGENT, first class references.
possessing automobile. offices and tele-
phone. excellent man of business very seri-
Gus and active. would like TO get in touch.
by tho end OF July of current year, with
American group desirous OF selling Its food
rtuffs in France. for exclusive agency for
whole Of France; preference lard or other
products; would consider all propositions.
Send offers to GUINOT. Case Postaie 81
Metz France.
PARTISAN LADY. energetic business woman
retired from important business situation
in Rue De la Pair. Paris. favoraby known
In America. offers her services and iSnowl-
edge TO first rate business concern IN Nou-
venutes de grand luxe for ladies as n buyer
or purveyor. References at MADAME
NATHALIE BoURSEUL, 2 rue Menars.
Paris II.
FIRST CLASS italian house wishes 20 repre-
sent IN Italy an important North Amer
ican firm for corn. maize. rye. oats. &c.
write Or. LUIGI CABERTI 4 u. A. MIG
LILO. Novara. Italy.
FORNIsHED, IS rooms. completely equipped
Q baths, 8 lavatories. electricity. gas In oil
rooms. telephone: substantial opport tunity
for small Investment. 60 w. 9th
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

z ACRE with IS feet salt water shore front:
high. dry land: "a minutes out; price
CULVER CO.,
go Madison av. Murray Hnl a19o.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
CITY REAL ESTATE.

III NAL Ed n lE.
! BARGAINS IN Real Estate.
RYAN co. 142 West 125th.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
WM. P. JONES son. 1858 BROADWAY.
From Battery to l4th ST.. Inclusive.
FOR SALE-Small house. American base
ment. in Washington Square section; ex-
cellent condition; immediate possession
| CORPORATION. East 10th st. Plaza 6955.
DIVISION ST. 2s2-Executors sale; front
and rear house; deep lot S1S,250: CAST.
5000. LISIECKI. II Murray st.
Above 59fn st.-5th Av. to East River.
PRIVATE house. East 9oth St. near Madi-
s229.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
CIIANCE-vicinity 16sth st. subway station,
apartment house. and rooms: rents
$500: price $4,000; want $4,000 cash; ele-
Overlooking river. elegant location-Apart-
ment house. and rooms; rents S1s, 100:
price $4,000; want si2.5oo cash: elegant
Business corner. apartment house. with
stores; rents s2e,5oo; price $4,000: want
SIS, 900 cash: elegant terms.
Also other bargains. large and small; send
for list.
II. T. WOOD. 200 BROADWAY.
WEST s0's-Four story and basement: cleo
tricity, parquet; immediate possession !:
$4,000 cash. Permit from CUSACK, 118
" %. ). -e.
WEST 7os. 20 IT, modern limestone DWELL
Ing. attractive price. Murray Hill 463o.
Washington Heights, Above .2Jth ST.,
West of sth Av.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
~. BrOadWnY az VII
for Improvement: owner will sell on attrac-
tive terms cheap or trade for good income
WIN. A. WHITE G SONS.
1e Cedar st. John 57co
Manhattan--Miscellancou
IN A BUSINESS STREET
| 2J n. west OF Madison av.. two 4-story and
basement dwellings having combined
frontage Of 40 IT. for sale separately or
VIM. A. WHITE 4 SONS
<e Cedar 81. Tel. John 300
Bronr-saie or Let.
BUILDERS! M r. cor. wsiton-Camsron, Tx
95. ID. l.. wCODALL. 419 II. fremont av.
BrookIyn--saie or Let.
7
! MANHATTAN BEACH.-Restricted district,
for sale. detached house. II rooms, baths,
steam heat. 3 tapestry fireplaces. sun room (:
. story garage; price siS.5o0; cash $4,000.
- Coolrldge st. Coney leland 3oa3.
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING.
rooms aud bath. electric light.
i743 WEST 9TH ST.
Immediate possession.
Particulars from JOS. #. MULL1GAN. 50
Broad st.. New York city.
1
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Capital Wanted.
FrNANcrERs.

Avail yourself OF tns rate OF exchange
by getting interested In the starting In the
island Of Corsica France (the finest scenery
IN the world), OF a commercial. Industrial.
ma aritime and hotel keeping business. which
al 600 600 required. Write 10 JEAN BEAU,
Manager, Rue Montgrand. Marseile. France.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
New Jersey.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUYS bargains IN real estate; send particu
lars. JOSEPH ABRAMSON, 40 w. 46th st
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Csnnecficut-saie or Ifsns.

BELL. & PIERSoN. Real Estate.
"a Atlantic ST., Stamford. Phone 2s1S.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

Unfurnished-Bronx.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
New Jersey.

ATTRACTIVE suite Of two furnished rooms
FOR housekeeping: all improvements.
Orange .0IHW
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
Massachusetts.

PORTABLE Bungalows-Easily erected, SIS.
G. r. DANIELS. INC. 115 South ST., N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

BARGAINS IN Real Estate.
RYAN & co. 142 West 125th.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
WM p JONES e. SON 1883 BROADWAY
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MASSACHUSETTS.
STOCKBRIDGE, Mass.-F'urnished. 10 room
house; two baths, garage, electric light.
hot air. open fireplaces; rent May to Octo-
Der. For particulars apply to MRS. j.
TRACEY. Main ST.. Stockbridge. Mass
New Hampshire.
LAKE SUNAPEE, near popular hotel; mag
nificent location, large cottage, furnished
for housekeeping, electric lighting. baths !:
garage, filled icehouse, II acres; shore front.
Apply J. r. NILSEN. 16 W. Goth st.
New Jersey.
BUNGALOWS for rent, furnished, Christians
only. Boontonair Farm. Write PETER
SON. box 153. Boonton, y. J.
OAKLAND. N 1.-TWO cottages. and G
rooms: 5000 season. near depot. ELLEN
VAN BLARCOM. Phone 6-M
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Brooklyn.

BAY f7TIr, s7.--Two rooms, housekeeping no
comodations, comfortable every Improve
ment convenient TO station: Is minutes Man
haitian. Bensonhurst 322s-M.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

DIVISION ST, 232-Executors sale; front
and rear house: deep lot: $1S,2J0: casf
5000. LISIECKr. IL Murray 81.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

WEST 60s-Four story and basement: eieo
tricity. parquet: immediate possession
$4,000 cash Permit from CUSACK, IL
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
Above 5sth st.-sth Av. to North River,

PRIVATE house. East both ST.. near Madi
son av.. 1S.6x100 wendell CO., Leno
cooo
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
Washington Heights, Above .2yth ST.
West of Sth Av

West Of Sth Av.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
$50 ~. on Broadway near Dyckman ST. rips
for Improvement: owner will sell on attrac.
tive terms cheap or trade for good income
property.
WIN. A. WHITE & SONS,
a. Cedar ST. John h1CO
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WEST I0S. 20 II. modern limestone DWELL
Ing. attractive price. Murray Hill 4Gso.
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BUY your building LOT In PEI
HAYWOOD before 1t Is too late;
only few left; $3.50 to 1000. JOS.
ton ST. Tel 302 New Rochelle. n. L.
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Bronx-salc or Let.

BUrLDERs.-N.E. cor. wsiton-Camsron, 7o,
95. ID. l.. wOoDALL. 419 II. fremont av
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Bronx.
WEST FARMS ROAD. 100, near Simpson
station-Front room. adjoining bath, mod
crn improvements; private family; one or
counle Erankenstein.
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From Battery to i4th ST.. Inclusive.

FOR SALE-Small house. American base
ment. in Washington Square section; ex-
cellent condition; immediate possession:
terms moderate. OGDEN a. CLARKSON
CORPORATION. 1 East 10Th ST. Plaza 6955.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

In A BUSINESS STREET
~ n. west OF Madison av.. two 4-story and
basement dwellings having n combined
frontage OF 40 IT. for sale separately or
VIM. A. WHITE 4 SONS
<e Cedar 81. Tel. John 300
The New York herald., 1922-05-02

TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING.
rooms aud bath. electric light.
f743 WEST 9TH ST.
Immediate possession.
Particulars from JOS. II. MULLIGAN, so
Eroad ST.. New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-05-02
APARTMENTS-SaIe or Let.

InfuruIshcu.
Above 59th St.--5th Av. 60 North Riv