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The Dolores star., 1922-08-18
WASHINGTON

The state department HAS JuSl re-
ceiyed word from Toxic that Japan
has lust produced its first automobile,
q three-wheeler, it was announced.
William b. Stewart, assistant clerk
of the Senate finance committee and
for many years familiar figure at the
capitol, died suddenly at his home
few days ago.
Denial that he had ever engaged in
cotton speculation on the New York
exchange, as charged recently in the
Senate by Senator Heflin, Democrat,
Alabama, was made by w. z. G. Hard
ing. governor of the federal reserve
board, in letter to Senator Mclean,
Republican, Connecticut.
Retail food prices in fifteen out of
twenty-four representative cities in the
United States showed an increase dur
Ing the month from June 10 to July 10,
the Department of Labor's bureau of
labor statistics announced. A per
cent Increase was noted ut Denver and
q per cent increase at Salt Lake City.
American citizens sending parcel
post packages to Mexico no longer
need worry about them being lost. Ell
fective July l, regular registered in
demnity will be paid by the Postoffice
Department for packages sent to the
Central American republic that disap-
pear while in transit. This notice was
sent to all postmasters by Third AS
sistant Postmaster General Glover
Qualification of the decision of the
nrInrinu nf
the Southern Pacific-Central Pacific
combine would be Of untold disadvan-
tage to the mountain and middle west
ern states" according to a letter from
Governor Shoup of Colorado, received
by Senator Phipps. Similar letters and
kilograms have been received by other
senators from western and middle
western states urging that no action
be taken by any federal agency to null
lily the purpose of the Supreme Court
decision.
Indictments were returned recently
by the special grand jury investigating
alleged war frauds against Ernest G.
Morse, former director Of sales Of the
War Department; Everly NJ. Davis,
president of the q. NJ. Davis Chemical
Company of New York. and Alexander
W. Phillips, associated with Davis.
The three men, all Of whom live in
New York, were charged in the indict-
ment with having defrauded the gov
eminent out of mora than $1,000 900.
chs alleged fraud was In connection
with the sale of the war-built plant of
me Old Hickory Powder Company
The Dolores star., 1922-08-18
Cork Buildings Blown Up.

National forces entered the
city of Cork, according to an official
announcement Mt Dublin. Patrick
street, the Victoria hotel, the military
barracks and the newspaper offices
We're burned following dynamite explo-
sions which blew up many buildings.
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London.-The Central News reports
mat the irregular troops have evacu-
ated Cork city. The report says the
ctoria hotel, the military barracks
and the newspaper offices have been
blown up.
The Dolores star., 1922-08-18
4 BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EiGN COUNTRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
poINGs AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
WESTERN

Federal officials, assisted by Sheriff
W. ]. Hoggatt of Cowlitz county,
Wash. raided the ranch house of Ja-
cob Tulskus, two miles north of kala-
INA, and interrupted u meeting of dele
gates OF the Workers Party of Amer
lea.
Marriages in Cook county, Illinois,
Increased nearly 1900 during the fis-
cal year ending July 81, while divorces
reached the total of one for less than
every four weddings. Marriage IL
censes issued totaled 39,5SS, while l0,-
O4o divorces were granted.
Miss Elizabeth Jones, 17-year-old
daughter of Prof. L. w. Jones, head of
the department of chemistry of Prince
ton University, met tragic death in
Yosemite valley recently when she
slipped and fell over cliff into the
swirling waters Of the Merced river.
Confronted by the first airplane
theft in this country's annals when j.
c. johnson discovered someone had
flown his plane away, officers at San
Mateo, Calf. resorted to the radio US
uItiLlS VI Sil'A ulIAi- lHc tHl'ls bl'dN-
casting a description of the stolen
plane.
Eight OF the sixty members of the
United States Suvul.Acudemy of 1881,
who have been attending a reunion OF
the class in Toxic, returned to this
country a few days ago on the United
States transport Logan. Secretary OF
the Navy DENLY, member of the
class. and the rest of the party are ex-
pected to arrive on the transport Hen
derson about Sept l.
Two men are dead at Stevenson,
Wash. as the result of a raid on Il
noonshiner's still W. L. Rorison, dep
uty sheriff of Vancouver, Wash, and
Paul Hickey, moOnshiner, are the vic
Tins. j. y. Morgan of Tacoma, fed
eral prohibition officer, who conducted
the raid on Hickey's camp in the hills,
was seriously wounded, but it was be
Heved he would recover
But for her presence of mind Mary
Miles Minter might have suffered Sc
rious disflgurements recently when
she was thrown into a window in the
vestibule of her private railroad car
by the jar of u switch engine. at Vic.
tor, Idaho. Throwing up her arms, the
petite blonde star escaped with Il Sc
we're cut on her left arm and numer-
GUS scratches and brushes about her
Inly
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FOREIGN

The japanese capital has been in the
grip of wave of extreme heat. Pros
trations averaged twelve daily.
The London Mirror recently quoted
an arrival at Liverpool from Cork as
saying that Eamon de Valera has been
wounded in Cork.
Maj. w. I. Blake has completed an
other lap OF his alrplane journey
around the world. arriving at Delhi,
India, few days ago.
All the villagers OF Baddeck, n. S,
trudged to the peak of Beinn Bhreagh
mountain and stood In reverence at
sunset while the body Of DIR. Alexan-
der Graham Bell was laid tenderly to
rest after Il life of seventyfive years,
In which he gave to the wcrld ths tele-
phone and other inventions.
Locusts have become so numerous
In Luzon that their bodies covered the
railway tracks. causing the driving
wheels of the locomotives to slip. and
prevented the movement OF n passen-
ger train from Manila to CaIamba,
twenty-five miles from Manila An ex-
ira engine was called before the train
could be moved
The Prussian minister of the in
terror issued Il decree ordering the re
movul of all monarchial emblems from
the interior and exterior of all COM
munal and state buildings, besides
signboards, milestones frontier stones,
etc. which bear similar emblems. The
decree thus carries into effect threat
made several months ago.
The whole Chilean cabinet resigned
recent" following the retirement of
Armando Jaramillo, minister of the in
terror, and Angel Guarillo, minister Of
justice. The designations were precip-
itated by disagreement with the gov
ernment's policy concerning the recent
prototol signed in Washington with
Peru, for settlement of the Tacna-Ar-
lea controversy.
The congress of the International
Federation of Miners recommended
that a message be sent to every na-
tional organization of miners urging
them to contribute $4,000 apiece for
the support of the coal strike in the
United States. At the same time tive
congress decided not to cut down pro-
duction of coal in Europe as a means
of assisting the American strikers.
President Obregon has gone to Ocot-
Ian. Il resort near Guadalajara, for sew
eral weeks to recuperate from his liz
ness, it was learned recently in reliable
quarters. His condition is improving
steadily. The president intends to re-
turn to Mexico City as soon as pos
sible in order to consult with depart
ment heads relative to his message to
congess when it opens early in Sep
tember.
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DENVER SUGAR aU0IAi'''
Manufacturers Pr'ce'
METAL MARKETS.

tcoIorado settlement pri'e''
Bar silver (American)'''
Bar silver (foreign)..... ,axa
Copper 49,.
Zinc q, .s's'
Lead .....s.... q60 q
Tungsten, per unit...'' ''''
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kilograms Waiting
for These 2 Women

Western Union. ia Cherry It.
has two important kilograms which
Il IL unable 60 deliver for lack Of
suitable addresses They can be
obtained by the addresses by call.
ing AZ the office.
one telegram IL for Mis-. Julia
overly from Sioux City. Iowa. and
tho other Is for Mrs. Bertha Lloyd.
from Salem. Ore.
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plenty make tho little fellows life
one Of excitement and devoid Of
monoiony. and eventually he finds a
happy home amid luxurious sur.
roundingr.
Pictures Of tho Jackie Coognn cos
tune Contestants taken In front Of
tho Liberty saturday morning are
now being shown.
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Roy Gardner Film
Is Barred in City

Declaring that u would constitute
n dangerous influence on the minds
Of Seattle youth. Acting Mayor Hes
keith. the board OF theaier cennorn
and chief Of Police W. ~. Soaring
have barred the showing al the Pan.
taEcs Of tho him depicting the ex.
plolts ~ Roy Gardner. mail bandit.
Tho officials were scheduled Monday
morning TO review Mrs. Gardners
talk. and II Il Ia found TO justify the
deeds Of her husband. II viii also be
banned
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Memorial Campaign
Planned by Legion

with $4,000 already appropriated
by the national organization. officers
Of the stars department Of the Amer,
lean Legion are preparing for an In.
tensive drive 70 raise funds for the
erection OF memorial to the ex.
service men kind on Afmistlee day
In Ccntralia
legion members. because they
have already given funds thru the
national organization. and because
they hay~ already done fun duty.
will not t,c canvassed for donations.
Il has bren decided.
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TopAy's PROGRAMS

LIBERTY Ceossn In my
ttey."
tOltMuIs--Ahel Canoes Il Ae-
eusr
WINTER oARnEN-sroe- Ayr~-
and itndoiph Valentino la The
ShriA"
CotIsnUN--J Holt Ia The Call
Of the >ofth."
SfRANp-itits Jeiiset la Thee
dora
mus NoIStj-~ william ror pro
duetion. shame"
cote NtAtr--tsarcth tiuEhes In
The uunch."
HlsN The tsolem."
oAh-prary lane msiesirsnsa The
Nhip."
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Prague with an cdict announcing
his decision. The envoy meets and
falls In love with the rabbits daugh.
ter Miriam. 90 tho vehement disap.
prevail 81 the rabbi and his appren.
tice. who IN Ia love with the Eirl
himself and who becomes jealous Of
his rival.
The effect that this romance has
upon the emperor's plans IN thrill
ingly pictured on tho screen az the
Rex this week. where THE Goiem. 4"
a European production. Is being
shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

OMAHA.-c. A. Brown. accused
Of hurting lighted lamp at bis wife
and causing burns which resulted in
her death. - held here pending the
posting Of $4,000 bond.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

BOISE. 1da--oreron Short Line
railroad posts $4,000 bond for ap.
pearancc ~ Pullman car In oour, fol.
lowing its seizure under the Noistcad
act ~ federal officials.
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To-
For Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver

The incest cnthartlc.iaxntive 20
Headache Biiiousucas
Colds Indigestion
Dizziness Sour Stomach
IL candy like cancaretH. One or two
tonight will empty your bowels com
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Opening with beautiful dance
prologue. headed hy Mrs Hamilton
Douglas. Jr.. Theodore" Is grating
much favorable comment nt the
Strand this week. Mrs. Douglas In
beautiful young woman and "a won.
derful dancer. She ~ assisted by n
group OF graceful giria
RITA Iollvet ~ the star OF '"f'heo.
dora" As the empress sire u truly
bcwiichinF Tho meri, Of the pic.
TURF lies In its mass effect "a r..
CARDS both setflnEa and action.
ono ~ tho mast thrilling sights
ever ninred is that Of lions. more or
less wild. turned into an arena
chokcd with thousands and thou
sands ~ extras" The killing % sew
crai lions in pursuit Of the players Il
quite thrilling.
'~rhcodora" i an Italian fiin SPEC
,acle based on sariou's famous play.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

MsNKATo. MINI Main building
OF Mankato Teachers college Is Dr.
stroycd hy fire. Loss n estimated a,
$500. 900.
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Jackie coowan IL a touching little
figure an the star II MY Boy now
playing at the Liberty. II IL con
slant delight 70 watch this little his.
trianic genius a, work. lie registers
ali the emotions. from grave 90 gay.
with n punch that pulls at the heart
strings Of the spectator. no matter
how young or old.
In My Boy" Jackie plays the par,
OF an orphan immigrant who man.
ages 10 get into this country and
picks hts own home. Adventures in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-02-06

Doesn't hurt a BIT Drop a little
'FreczOne" on an aching corn. in
stan;iy that corn stops hurting. then
shortly you lit {, right off with fin.
gers. Truly
Your druggist sells tiny bottle OF
''Freozons" for a few cents. sufficient
70 remove every hard corn. soft corn.
or corn between the toes. and the
calluses. without soreness or irrita-
on.--Advertiaement
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pletciy by morning and you win feel
splendid They work while you
sleep" Caacarcts never stir you up
or Eripo like Salts. Pills. calomel.
or OIL, and they cost only ten cents
box. Children love Cascarets. too.
Advertisement.
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WINTER GARDEN

Always a careful picture producer.
George Meiford has Invested bis lat
est Paramount picture production Of
The shclk" with all the colorfui at.
mospherc which makes Il a brilllAn,
Offering IN every sense 81 the word.
II was susceptible of such treatment.
the scenes being laid largely In the
Saharan dewert and In such pic
iurcsquc places a. Biskrn. on the
African utiorai. one 81 the auainteni
and sirangest cities In tho world. II
ia tho Parts Of tho orient There
tho dancing girls and the odorouH
coffee houses. the beautiful ouled
Nail women. with their Fiided
easquss % srauins: the drumming
OF the queer drums and tho rcrdy
sounds Of pipes. all mingir IN the
composite Of energy and lctharxy
which ~ riskra.
Agnes Ayres and Rudolph vaien.
tino head the cast OF The shrlk. :
which is being shown this week az
the Winter Garden.
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COLONIAL.

The Hunch.- starring Gareth
Hughes. az the Colonial. IL a screen
adaptation % a story Of pcrcivai
wilde mat appeared IN tho Popular
Magazine. The story deals with the
adventure Of young Wall 1t.
broker who wakes one morning after
n conviviai party 20 find Buy JH"
inscribed on his shirt front. "JH'
means Jerusalem Steel and tho
broker has a bunch that II will make
his fortune. lie borrowa money to
buy. Then the stock slumps. His
loan Is called in. Unable 10 meet Il
and unwilling TO give up his bunch.
he arranEcs to disappear for n time.
leaving hat and knife to indicate
that he has been murdered Starting
for tte country. he Is arrested as a
suspicious character and held for his
own murder.
The series Of hilarious Incidents
that follow in the story soem made
for screen use and the role of the
young broker shows Mr. Hughes a,
his best.
REX
Determined 20 extermlnatc the
Jewish Ghetto, Emperor Rudolph
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BLUE MOUSE

nsttts ftoA VI
John Giitsrt. Doris Pawn. william
". Mong. Rosemary Theby and
George siegemann are seen in the
east Of Shame" the William Fox
production now showing az John
Hamrick'H blue Mouae theatre.
The story II laid IN China and San
Francisco. with ttyv final scenes in
Alaska. These varied locations fur
nish an Interesting and picturesque
background for the unfolding ~ the
story. which has TO do with the nd
ventures Of a young finaucior born
in China. who later comes 90 the
United statvs and marries a bcauu.
fui young American girl. Diansscr
comes when enemies lead him 10 t<.
iievc that he h. a half caste.
The Blue Mouse concert orchestra
plays a special musical score 10 &C.
company the offering.
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COLUMBIA


Il Accuse" a splendid pietureixa'
ton Of Abel Canoes romantic drama.
Il the featured film offering for this
week at the Columbia.
The story h remarkable for ITS
dlrectneAs. There IL the heroine. wife
OF a man sometimes tendcriy low
ing. and other times seifishiy brutal.
The third in the trio II a poet and
a dreamer. who ia ~ love with the
woman. Born with their jealousy,
the two men keep nmothcrpd IN I'm
tense hatred for each other. Their
firing line hnrdahlps bring about
clear understanding each of the
other. and fine type Of friendship
results.
Il Accuse H. United Artists
Offering and Il has been produced
with fine cast.
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COLISEUM

"You coward. You haven't the
nerve 10 shootr' 40 challenges Jack
HOLT in 1.-The Call % tho North" his
first starring vehicle. showing at the
Coliseum now.
And tho villain doesn't shoot
Later Jack has tho villain at the
threatening end OF revolver. The
villain hareA himself 20 impending
death, hut Jack doesn't shoot.
The locale Of the story Is the viii
dcrnoas reaches OF tho Hudson
HAY country ana concerns Ned
Trent Jack Hcln. ono OF the men
who try To set themselves up AZ
free traders. The story bristiea with
lted .bioodcd action.
Holt II most pivsring ms tho dar
ing young hero and Mndge Bethany
is delightful az his leading woman.
Noah Bcery n also good In the role
Of cruel factor.
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REX

/ Determined 20 sxtermlnatc the
| Jewish Ghetto. Emperor Rudolph
sends his envoy. Sir F'lorian. 10
| the rabbi Of the Jewry Of medieval
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to Ilth ST.. Inclusive.
LOFTS for RENT
41-3 Vesey St.

4l-3 Vesey St.
The fnes. loft IN finest location down
town $3.50
One block west Of BroadAay near
Hudson Terminal
Steam heat and elevator service
Immediate possession
109-11 Leonard St.
N. E. Cor. Benson Place.
-Four upper floors for rent with immediate
possession. Size 42xSl each. Unusually
fine light space suitable for Office and
salesrooms. Occupancy carries private
and exclusive use OF vcstibulc entrance
and electric elevator. Extensive inn
provements recently installed.
a. Murray St.
Size 15x75 First loft Immediate
possession
Rent $500
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.
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so Wall St.
Al Beaver St.
Near Broad St.

To sublct, years 80 floor. z274 50. Il
Daylight. ncatness. convenience. Excel
lent location. adjoining Consolidated Ex-
change. in midst OF Finance. Exchange.
Shipping. Insurance activities. Fine new
linoleum on floor becomes tenants prop
crty with lease. Biz opportunity. low
rent. Inspection solicited.
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Above Goth st.-5th Av. to North River.

ATTENTION. LARGE PROFITS.
Vicinity Riverside Drive and Goth st.-Ele-
vator apartment house; year mortgage:
rents about $4,000; expenses $4,000; price
$2i5 900: want offer: desirable terms.
Vicinity Columbia College and Rlversids
Drive-Large elevator apartment house. 2.
and rooms; 10 year mortgage; rents
SEQ 200: price $3.50 900; win take $4,000 cash
and desirable terms
Bronx business street-Larse, new tax
payer; all leased year mortgage; rents
sl7. 500; price $780, 900; want to exchange for
apartment house.
Also other bargains. large and small. Send
for list; viii pay you 20 investigate.
II. T. WOOD. 22o BROADWAY.
AS I am permanently residing out OF New
York | will sell easy terms my thres
story residence, West 90s, convenient ex-
strictly residential block . roms. ? baths
parquet floors. gas and olectricity buffers
pantry extension. Address eo29 Herald,
20 B,way.
A 72D ST BARGAIN.
Fine dwelling, between Broadway and Coz
iumbus av.; ripe for alteration; price right;
terms easy. ROBERT N. FULTON. I z. 42d.
BEST. ALTERATION e New York city.
tered at an expense OF $50 0o0 complying
with all rules and regulations OF all depart
ments. net $1,000, cash required sSo.oeoi \
." WOOD. porsoN Co. Inc.
roadway and s0th 81. schuyler iloc,
BARGAiN, modern 4 story and basemsni
residence on fNtn Eh.s ANNAN't 10 IbNNlrs
baths, electric; possession AZ once; price and
terms right. NJ. II. CA1LLATlD CO, SSd
and Broadway. y
CfTEAPEsT four story house ON West Side,
West saith st.; $4,000; possession; only
IS 900 cash required NJ. ii. GAILLAItp a
Co. $50 and Broadway .
FIVE story double flat. 134th ST., neer
Ienox Az 25xiot (eolored Tsnssanl va SSr.vyVssi SSr.ys
sCHUCH a CO. 2s Cortlandt -.
rOiTR story and basement brown sfonA
dwelling, size c5xloo. W; seth ST. near ,.,.
Central Park West, price $4,000. SAHOFF
CORP, 40 Wall ~. Hanover I56s.
FINE modern flreproof, furnished hotel 70
lease long term: splendid location; big
possibilities. BROWNING. 70 W. sist.
opPORTUNtTY FOR sTOREkEEPER.
Five story apartment house. .3 foot tronr.
on Amsterdam av. IN pos can be purchased
with only s. 800 cash; store leases cxpn p
October /, 1922. biggest bargain on the ave-
nue. at $50 900. y. q. y. NOGLbE' AM
s'crdam sv.. corner OF SD 81. ---A
sACRY'IC -four story dwelling. West ssth
st q .0xlO0. 13 rooms, baths, electric, par
ouct. vacant KEYS here $4,000, only Sz,W1
cash rcauired., n H. GAIJLARD q CO..
S3d and Broadway. re
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STORES for RENT

A Murray St.
Store basement and sub, basement.
25x75. Reasonable rent.
177-9 Hudson St.
S.W. Corner Vestry ST.
Size 33xlOO Sidewalk elevator. heat.
sprinkler system. Immediate possession.
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Borough OF Queens.
Long Island.
WATERFRONT HOME

Owner leaving for Europe, will lease his
beautiful country estate. furnished, for 9
months or two years. The house is beauti-
fully furnished, IS rooms, baths garden
er's cottage; garage for cars. chauffeur $
quarters IS acres; orchard, gardens, three
cows, chickens: sand bathing beach, this
is one OF the show places OF Long Island
and within 20 miles OF New York Can
be seen to-day. THOMAS O'CoNNELL,
Manhassett Long Island. Phone 226.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery TO I4th ST.. Inclusive.
Downtown Business Properties
for RENT forsALE
BUILDINGS for RENT

1875 Leonard St.
200 f.. east of Broadway
Size 43xll0
Five stories and basement New equip
ment throughout including electric
elevator. fire alarm system. iinoleun.
floor carrying capacity. Contains $4,000
50. Il. gross. Immediate possession.
II South William St,
through to 53 Stone ST.
Entrance on two streets A modern
up-to-date individual office building OF
10000 50. It. Electric elevator. !mmc-
diate possession. In excellent condition.
Offer wanted
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From Battery Il, ,iith ST.. Inclusive.

FOR sAr.T-BuIidine, 1880 sq IT. 4 story
lofts; basement: 20 stalls; wagon room
elevator living rooms: location near Chris.
tcpher st.. North River IOi Herald. 2sc
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John g. William St. District

A new Individual six story Office building
size S0x80. Fine light on all floors.
Top floor has large skyIight overhead.
Contains about 10000 so # Can be
rented for about 81 20 per 50. #
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CTsHMAN G. WAKEFIELD. INC.
20 East 42d VI. Phone Murray Iilll 1920
THE oUEENsBoRo CORPORATION,
30 East ,42d ct. corner Madison av.
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II South William St.
thro.oh IN "a Seope c.
50 Pine St.
through to Depeyster St.

Size 22x52 stories and basement Con-
tair,s electric hoist. Suitable for storage
Can be converted for office purposes.
Rent $1,000
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Above 18th st. to 59th st UncIusive).
East River 20 -lortl, River.
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Above l4th ~. 20 59th st. Unciusive).
East River 60 North River.