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BRONX real. ESTATE FoR SALE.

A1TFNFioN-s3.Up cash buys elegant new
house ~ rooms, : tiled bathrooms, extra hard
wood trim, steam heat plant; full lot. assessments
naid. only > blocks 10 hne schools and fye minutes
walk 10 Elevated station. Omen ior inspection.
Call 10 day. soS6 Briggs Ave. and ieSth 81,
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The New Addition

rntl today Arverne has never had op'
portuni,y 10 grow. Her boundaries have
keer very definite. the ocean forming one Of
them. But energy. determination and capl-
IA have made expansion possible ~
and possibly more elaborate Than the older
rortion. Reclaimed from .ncglectful tndi.
yiduas who have held II for years, II has
jecome a Neritsble garden spot.
Many thousands Of dollars have been
expended in pathways. Sidewalks. sewers.
landscape gardening and other identifying
Development work.
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Today Against the Future

We, OF Arverne.' do not deal with POSSIBLE.
tues. Values here are not based on what
the future holds:
or course we know that Long Island has
rot TO rrow. But how Idle to state the
Time, direction and character OF this growth.
some sections. will decline. Just as some
viii rise, in value.
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AGENTS WANTED.

new money maker, a household
necessity: every home buys. II, Snyder, ,Napo-
leon, o., sold forty nrs, ten hIdrs; made VA
buy: costs .Oc. dozen lots; sells 81; aoooco sold ~
New York since July. Write for your county.
Catalog free. L. s. CO., Old Main ST., lTipsic' w.
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W.NTrD-A reliable gentleman Of experience
and ability to represent us In New York and VI
cinl,y: a liberal proposition TO, Tie right parry;
NC are selling choice Colorado irrigated fruit
Sardrn and farm land In the fertile Fountain
Esiicy near Colorado Springs and the PiSe's peaR
Al once 10 the intelligent investor. .Address Win
refctences, the PEARSONS WHITE co. ISL
IsSalle ST., Chicago.
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Guard Against Realty Pitfalls

Future Rapid Transit has been to the
realty operator what the lamp WAS 70 Aladdin:
Il made everything possible. II Is well. 70
know where realty stops and imagination
begins.
Free offers and added inducements are
danger signals, These are usually lures OF
crafty enterprises. They arc unnecessary
10 propositions OF merit.
Other. and more Important, facts regard
ing real estate are at your command. They
Arverne makes no free offers. But. out
OF justice to ourselves-and for the benefit
OF the publlc-we have shown the right and
the wrong way TO buy real estate. You will
be mailed this boox-wtthout charge
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rc,ss irripable land, easy TO sell: most liberal
ntrac,s. agents earn 500 a week write for par
ticulars. TEXAS LAND CORPORATION, San
Antonio, Tex.
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A HIGH CLASS PROPOSITION.

HHOh CAANSo Wv Y"
The president Of a fsvorably known New Yerk
manufacturing company. being solely intsrsstsd
In an outside business a.. 8, and foreign baxo
patents) Of unlimited prospects, and proAts. hsv-
ing established II on q safe footing. ana now
taking many valuable contracts. desfles meeting
gentleman or small syndicate with et0oy0o0 tor
additional capital: there are no cctnplicAtonS
solid facts from which 20 draw conclvdoas that
one Interview will show II Interested ID answer
ing state whether for self or As broker, Address
for one week 4. v. G.. boz III Sun ONCE. -.
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Ptsssnt b ,rsn'p r,n 7, n. Is I neaTiy P.[tee h.,0 YOU \ can
and in As minutes arrive at Arverne. The trip is by
third rail all the way and entails. bur one change. at
Fla,oush A,e.:se, Brooklyn. This Is but one OF five
routes between Arverne and New York-al all rail.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
RELP wANTED-FEMALE.

wANTED-A woman Of education for con-
genial work. Salary. Apply MlF-
Film COMPANY, Is 5th Ave. New York City.
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$751; 600 LOAN-Rcliable party With collateral
to the extent OF 5000 wants loan for two ycafe
at a liberal rate OF interest; interest 70 be paid.
MeDoNALD"wIGGINs co. 257 Broadway.
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For Sale at
ROSEVILLE, N. j.
BAG Park AY.

= room detached house on plot s7xI0o: two
from RosevIlle av. station on the D., J..
= w. y, f.; q great bargain. Apply on premises,
or box 70 Herald downtown.
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WANTFD-Man. must he willing TO learn and
capable OF acting as our representve; no can
vassing or soliciting: good income assured. Ad:
dress NATIONAL COOPERATIVE REALTY
co, ITO, Marden Bldg, Washington, II. @.
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II is wisdom, therefore. 10 select 8 com
munlty whose character cannot be altered:
whose future Is assured pfthoui the bridges
and tunnels; and yet one which should derive
all their advantages. ARVERNE is JUST
SUCH A COMMUNITY,
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ESTABLISHED MANUFACTURING COM
PANY desires a loan OF 5000 70 manufacture
an article for which they haven't Sufficient funds:
liberal Interest will be paid and secured by Large
contracts; investigate. C.. 20.
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SALESMEN-Best commission offer on earth;
new; all retailers: samples. coat pocket BOSTON,
Iowa City. Ia.
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RARE BARGAIN

INbtn In foreclosure and for sale. beautiful
feS s.lcCo house with pergola cement veranda.
% On three lots: n rooms. steam heat. electric
dshlS. patquet noors: sumptu0usy decorated:
"t,n 'or lnspectlon daily and Sundays; corner
~ ~ and 18th ST. Borough Park: also u room
limNv detached house, price 81. 500: easy terms,
,o' PARTICULARS call or write NRSBTTT. on prem
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
CAPITAL

procured for any legitimate c~pterphse: tecently
secured many thousands or dollars: esta hlished %
years; best OF references furnished; al matters
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.. zss Broadway
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BOROUGH OF BROOxLYN-F0R SALE.

SELECT APARTMENTs-BRoOKLYN
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5000 GUARANTEED sss preferred stock for
sale al 5000 per share: well established printing
house; this city. &. n.
MCDONALD -WlGGINS Co, 257 Broadway. -
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HELP ~WANTED-MAI

ance and nuency all the capital needed: goods
delivered: credit extended $40 a day easily made;
any locality. b. BOOB Pres. Cincinnati, ID.
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$1,000 PREFERRED STOCK guaranteed TO
pay 1917 nrst year and eJs second year in estabe'
lishcd Western Oh Company: man with siS.ooE
can be active In concern at N,SD yearly salary;
good opening for CAPABLE man. D,4.
McDON AID WIGGINS co, cS7 Broadway.
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WE ARE offering CO.'S OF the stock in well estab-
ilished manufactures company Of New York Stty
for marketing; this is rare opportunity for sales-
mar q sSysTtlslnS %sn; Fn1 . ,s1 cSS,ISss.
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HAND n on negtigee 'shlrts; steady
work, EAGLE SHIRT FACTORY. Jacob Miller,
sons 4 Co, 10Th and Reed SIS. Philadelphia. Pa.
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O RENT.

-RYE.-ror rent. an eight room house, all I'M
provements, at Rye Terrace. overlooking Sound;
is minutes walk from Harrison station. Address
boz 60, Rye, ~. Y.
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.n sH asaa siah rns:. s.1s. % pee go
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Arverne-An Ideal Home
"A Safe Investment

Aveme is a dainty little hamlet on the Rockaway Coast. Its gay h
walk, and fine beach attract throngs in summer. In winter, many
residents testify to its charm as a year-round place of residence.
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WE OFFER half interest lnmAnufseturing post.
card and calendar business; business establlshsd
and on Psying S asSIiss,ftoy 100 FulI S.Sdeuiass
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WE ARE Offering limited amount Of 81 Gold ,
Bonds In an INCORPORATED stock and Agricultural
company located In West Virginia: above bonds
LIST MORTGAGE, 10 years. Full particulars apply 70
MCDONALD -WIGGINS CO.. ISL broadway. -
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Rankin were recently reversed b,
the supreme court.
CHE[AN At APPLE
SHOW

Messrs. o. A. Hoag and F. w.
Easley will leave next Sunday morn
ing for Spokane with another big ex-
hibit of Lake Chelan aples for dis
play at the National Apple show. The
exhibit totals over 800 boxes and in
cludes as fine, as perfect AMI as large
apples as were ever grown in the val
ley.
These gentlemen represent the
Chelan Commercial club, but only a
small part of the fruit they are TAX
ing will be exhibited under the aus
pices of the club owing to a regula-
ton of the apple show management
restricting the extent of displays made
by organized bodies. The club will
enter only in the booth display and
in the free-for-all general of two bar
rels, two boxes, two baskets, two
plates and two jars. The remainder
of the apples will be entered by
Messrs. Hoag and G.. H. Ryan, who
own the larger part of it. 1t is their
intention to compete in nearly every
class open except the carload lot.
This collection of apples contains
many remarkable features. From W.
S. McPherron's orchard north of
Chelan selections were made for a
plate of Staymen Winesaps which
will certainly attract some attention
in displays of that variety. 1t con-
tains, also, one of the heaviest apples
known to have been grown in the val
ley. This Is a Spokane Beauty,
grown on Rev. Posts five-acre Or
chari, which, though it does not
measure as large as some other ap-
Piles grown here, weighs Al ounces.
The exhibit contains many varie-
ties, all carefully selected from the
best grown in the valley, and will
undoubtedly prove a credit to the
Lake Chelan district.-Chean Leader. !
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BOX AND BARREL
EXHIBITS

Twenty-eight entries, representing
nine states and one province in
Canada, have been received by the
National Apple show for the state
competitions, in which each exhibit
must contain barrel or three boxes
of any single variety. 1t is expected
there will be between SO and so en-
tries from Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
Washington, New Mexico, Texas,
Oklahoma AMI other states before the
show opens on November Is.
One hundred dollars to firsts and
$50 to seconds are the prizes offered
in these contests, which follow geo.
graphical lines, and are known as
eastern, middlewestern, southern
and western states and foreign coun-
try specials. Following are the en-
tries in hand:
Jewell Nursery Co., Lake City,
Mimi.
c. F. Fullerton, Otis Orchards.
H. E. Nelson, Chester.
J. A. Farquharson, Guthrie, Okla.
w. B. X. Shepard, Mica, Wash.
r. Livingston, Wenatchee.
Thomson G Guthrie, Eagle Point.
Mrs. Thomas Holloway, Florence,
Mont.
Salmon Arm Farmers Exchange,
Salmon Arm, B. C.
Earnest Hill, Selah, Wash.
A. o. Hoag, Chelan.
Mrs. Moses H. Cone, Blowing
Rock, N. c.
Nelson and Arrow Lake District,
Nelson, B. C.
Tedford Bros, Wenatchee.
Kaslo Fruit Growers association,
KaslO, B. C..
Kittitas County, Ellensburg.
Porter & Jones, Baker City, Ore.
j. L. Dumas, Dayton.
Ilgoma Orchards, Galloway, Va.
William T. RAIDER, Wenatchee.
H. w. Collins, Carson, B. c.
Hachman & KONG, Sherlock.
A. n. Vaughn, Eddy, Mont.
Vernon Board of Trade, Vernon.
B. c.
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EDWARD MAY LOSE
THRONE
WAKES UP TO THE PROSPECT
OF SEEING AN END OF MON
ARCHIAL INSTITUTIONS IN
ENGLAND.

London, Nov Slow seriously
King Edward is alarmed by the po-
litical outlook in England has just
been revealed by his issuance of an
order to Attorney General Sir Will
liam Robson to prepare reports for
him showing just what kind of a
legislative deadlock will result if the
house of lords reject the commons
financial and taxation proposals for
the current year, and how strong So
cialism is just now throughout Great
Britain
His majesty's view is that the ma
tional election which must follow the
lords rejection of the budget" will
result in the return of small liberal
plurality to parliament, in the re-
turn of but slightly smaller number
of conservative lawmakers, in the
return of a much stronger Socialist
group than has ever sat in parlia-
ment before and in the return of
about the present number of Irish
nationalist legislators.
This will mean that the Socialists
and Irish nationalist will hold the
balance of power and that. for the
first time in its history England's
policy will be to all intents and pur-
poses subject to Socialist dictation.
King Edward is a mild liberal, but
socialism is too strong for him and
the idea that the government of
which he is the head is in danger of
falling into such hands frightens
him.
The positive assurances he has re-
ceived that the new house of COM
mons first move will be to abolish
the house of lords does not reassure
him. Even Premier Asquith, by no
means a radical type of liberal, has
told his majesty plainly that his
party will never take office again
without insuring itself an absolutely
free hand in all governmental mat
tiers, and that, even though the lords
should be permitted to drag on a
nominal existence for time, they
will be deprived of all power.
With the house of lords either &C
tually or practically abolished, the
only remaining hereditary institu-
ton in England will be the crown.
No British politician and least of all
the king himself, believes that with
the house of lords from the way, the
crown will be left undisturbed long.
This conviction on Edwards part is
responsible for the unprecedentedly
active part he is taking in politics at
present and for the desperate effort
he is making, despite the dislike he
unquestionably feels for the bud
get" to induce the lords to pass 1t
without precipitating a fight which
promises a full fledged revolution in
England. The lords, however, are
exceedingly stubborn and there
seems small likelihood that his mai
esty win succeed in his efforts.
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MORNING CHORES.
The Early Job That Farmer Jsdsdiah
Had on Hand.

The Early Job That Farmer Jedediah
Had on Hand.
Although he was pretty glad to take
In summer boarders and thus make
capital of his small garden produce
and his wife's excellent cooking. Jede-
diah Hubbard always made great
point Of never letting his guests get
in ahead of him In any way.
"City folks that have been around a
mite think they know 1t all FUN A to
lizard" he used to say. They need
somebody to take 'em down peg or
two once in awhile"
One morning while he was chewing
a long spear of grass near the wood
yard he was surprised to see newly
arrived boarder. fully dressed, coming
toward him. This propensity of 'city
fellers" to rise at sunup was quite
irregular.
Good morning." exclaimed the new
conner in lusty tone.
"Morning~ responded the old man,
as if uncertain just what to expect.
"Well, l suppose you have to get up
early to see that the haycocks crow
properly. don't you" said the city
man, with an airy. jocular familiarity
which Jedediah was not slow to re-
sent
"Well, no." he drawled. mot exactly
that. I was just out untying some OF
the knots in the cord wood"
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McMulIpn-DUncan.

Miss Edna McMullen and o. R.
Duncan, of this city, were married
Saturday afternoon at the Methodist
parsonage. Rev. Beightol officiating
The bride and groom are well known
in this city. Mrs. Duncan has lived
here since childhood. Mr.. Duncan
came here about two years ago. They
will reside in this city.
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TOMORROW'S ELECTION.

municipal there has been apparent lack
the the voting public but election day
evident that the carefully the
1t mistake lightly the Importance of
elections In election does signify than local
should the deep personal
The result of omorTow election have
determining the lines which Wenachee has
developed hitherto upon which develop the future
when the his ballot the thought
uppermost his mind should be- Is it desirable
change the city administration AS
political situation has developed the the campaign has
itself the that the result will be effect
reputation of the policies for which Mayor Geay
The administration has taken positive stand for prosecuting
which includes grading and paving the
streets providing public comfort stations
aging provide library and public parks 1t has
gone the dry policy and the enforcement of
the ordinances which will make this policy effective
the of the foregoing policies opposition has
itself This has crystazed bringing the field
headed by Mr. Naturally will include
dissatisfaction which the positive
gram naturally engenders As result the Of Wenachee will
called upon either endorse rpuae the admins
which the policy of naugrated
under which it being carried The
the understand its bearings They will be called
consider the question whether it advisable make
change administrative policies the time They
fully with the the circumstances which led
and with the probable results which change policy will navod
ably neceae 1t the of the Daily World to dictate
the of Wenachee how they shall 1t believes
disposition do entirely unwarranted and 1t has
ontened itself with setting forth the believing that if the
fully with the he will cast his ballot with the
solely of promoting his and the public interest.
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Behind the Screen.

A negro preacher in Georgia town
was edited on one occasion by the re-
cital of a dream had by a member Of
his church.
II was a-dreamin' all dis time" said
the narrator, "dat l was in ole Satan's
dominions. ] tell you, pahson, dat was
shore bad dream"
"Was dere any white men dere"
asked the dusky divine.
"Shore dere was-plenty Of EN-" the
other fastened to assure his minister.
"What was dey a-doin'"
"Ebery one of 'em," was the answer,
twas a-holdin' a cullud pusson be-
tween him an de 6re."-Harper's
Weekly.
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Too Fast For Him,

At the University Of Missouri is the
first working school of Journalism in
the world. As practical laboratory
work a daily paper with telegraph
reports is issued. Walter Williams.
it's dean. tells of the vicissitudes he
encounters in turning laymen into
journalists. A student was sent in
haste to cover railroad wreck at a
town few miles away. 1t was almost
time for the daily to go to press. and
still no word had been received from
the young man on the assignment. In
desperation Dean Williams telegraph
ed, asking why the story was not forth
coming. The reply was:
TOO much excitement Wait till
things quiet down."-Lippincott's.
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caught his eye: 'Special-Roast Beef
IL to l."
"Not bad Odds" be thought.
Entering the shop, he said
THAT roast beef, is it's it on to-
day"
The girl behind the counter replied:
Eyes. SIR
"Well. I'll put bob on it and look
in again."
He put down the shilling and disap-
peared. Later on he came back. AS
he walked in he heard one Of the wait
ers shout:
Mutton one, roast beef two"'
"Dash it. I've lost" muttered the
disappointed booky as he turned away.
"Just my luck. | should have backed
it for a place"
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Trials of Night Riders.

Union City, Tenn, Nov. S.-A spe-
cial term of the Obion county court
convened today for the trial Of the
100 men indicted for night riding.
The defendants include the eight
men whose death sentences for the
alleged murder of Capt. Quentin
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Sidney Smiths Answer.

A male Malaprop is said to have
asked Sidney Smith this question at a
dinner table:
Jaw, Mr. Smith. do you know in
which of his Journeys around the
world Captain Cook was killed-his
first or his last?'
Sidney Smith looked up quickly. Il
believe it was on his first voyage"
said be. but he doesn't seem to have
minded it much. for he Immediately
set out on his second"
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Success,

Success is only for those who are
willing to stand by their standards.
who are ready to endure the siege Of
misjudgment. who are prepared to
face the fire of criticism and to accept
defeat until they become vaccinated
against it. Most men who gave up
would have arrived if they had kept
up.-Kaufman
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Just His Luck.

A London book maker who was down
on his luck was walking along the
street feeling very disconsolate. He
had solitary shilling in his pocket. A
notice in the window of a restaurant
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RENT FREE.

can have free for 1 or
2 years, 40 acres, water paid,
iumed, team, implements, COW.
chickens, 4-room house, hay and
stock barn; 20 acres to set to trees
this year, balance in hay; miles
from railroad station in Okanogan
county. References required. Ad-
dress B. R., care Daily World.
lilo
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James Dickie, Roseland, Va.
r. w. Roderick, Wenatchee.
Simons, Shuttleworth & French
Co., New York.
NEW ADS TODAY
HOUSE FOR SALE.

HOUSE and three lots
for sale. Close in. Phone 6812
or write c. E. Taylor, r. F. D.
No. 2. lila
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MRS. CHARLES T. YERKES AND STAIRCASE OF THE YERKES



Fifth
gallery
generally believed
debts delayed
widow Wilson
divorce
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STORE ROOM FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Good store room suit
able for any kind of business. Ad-
dress w. r., care Daily World.
lilo
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has been established COuee City with c. A. Smith
editor The will COuee
setting forth editorial policy the editor POLITICALLY the
Dispatch consistently republican, and will advocate the principles
of the grand old all times but will
sufficiently square deal worthy opponent
political tenacy will the poverba yellow
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ADJUSTMENTS.


New and up-to-date Moving Pic
lures and illustrated Songs.
Program for Tonight and Tomorrow.
"Oliver Twist" by Chas. Dickens.
"a SQueedunk Sherlock Holmes. !"
IAN Absent Minded Cupid"-com-
ady
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

ONE SUITE ROOMS, newly furnish
ed, steam heated, bath and other
conveniences. Inquire apartment
in the new Gehr block. 11-13