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Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
MESS SERGEANT TRUES-
DALE Is CLIMBING Up
June l2, 1918.

June II, 1918.
Dear Dad:
Well things have settled for q few
weeks, have about so to feed now.
Doing lots Of training though. !
got my diploma as Cook and Mes
Sergeant.
We gave a big feed and entertained
last Monday night. The officers, even
the Brigader General. were here. They
said the feed was the best part and
better than they could get in any ho-
tel.
Well, you can rest assured il / do
go ahead | can make good for / never
liked to make a show of myself well
enough to try any thing could not
do.
We have about five weeks work
ahead of US in the o. T. S. When we
complete that we should be as good as
they are. So you see | have gone
up faster than | really thought.
! wanted 10 go to France this last
time or some weeks ago, but could not
get to go. We play just as big a part
here but of course we don't realize it.
Ny letters may be fewer now as !
viii have to do some tall studying
to hold my rank and | surely want to
do that. 1t sure is treat TO be boss
in several ways. II is also something
to be a sergeant now for when we get
all that they require in our head we
will be bigger, broader and better
men. All we lack of commissioned
man is the salute. We must be Just
as good as an officer. We must be
able TO handle the job and in some
ways do more.
We have to drill two hours a day,
then study and clean up in the after
noon.
Will write again soon.
Your son.
SGT. WALTER A. TRUESDALE,
Co. F, l5Sth Camp Kearny, Calf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
USE e NEWSPAPERS

If a m er of your family died,
would yo" print the obituary on a
billboard! If your wife entertained,
would "" send an account of it to
the theal,r program man? If you
were to large your business, would
you advise in a hotel register? II
you wc, going to have wedding in
your fnr"Iy would you get out hand
new s;rper, wouldn't you? Then why
don't ynn put your advertisement in
news .,arer. Every man who uses a
billboard is adding to nature taking.
The newspapers build your town.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
LOTS OF DEMAND FOR COLD
DRINKS AT NOGALES

June 25, 1918.
Dear Friend Crooks:
How is ranching now? / see in
the paper where they are taking quite
few men out of Gunnison here lately
Well, we all have to do our best now.
was in Fort Logan two days and
got my full equipment there. Then
we were entrained for Nogales, Ariz-
ona, where we were in quarantine for
ten days. The heat was terrible there.
The Canteen sure did n good busi-
ness. They sell cold drinks, fruit, ice
cream, in fact, most every thing any
one would want. Most of the time
they stood at the counter and deep.
But after we got out of quarantine
and in the main camp it was some
change. Good water, good eats, and
when We come from drill, which we
get eight hours of, we have ice water
to drink, and when you drill for 8
hours when il is l07 in the shade you
crave a nice cold drink.
They also have q nice bath and
showers for US and you can take a
bath every night If you want to. They
want you TO take at-least three baths
. week. The inspection is very strict.
We have a light one every morning,
and on Saturday, we have a general
inspection from your skin out. All
your washing, shoes and your teeth
must be in perfect condition. We have
lectures twice a week on the morals
of man which is sure a dandy lesson
for some of US
The least order we break or a mis-
take in dress or most anything that
is not correct you get a penalty Of
washing in the kitchen from to 10
times according to the offense. There
are quite few of the boys who have
been there, but l am glad to say I
have been lucky so far. Expect will
get there some time but not il
l can help it.
We are in Nogales, a place of about
four or five thousand people, mostly
Mexican and Spanish. 1t is right on
the border. One half is In the U. 8.
md the other in Mexico. OF course we
cannot see the Mexican side as it is
heavily guarded by troops on both
rides.
They have some swell looking girls
but they will not have anything to do
they had here. We should worry any
way as there are the girls in our own
home town that are with rs and that
Is MI the boys ask for.
was transferred just the other
1ay from company D to Headquarters
Co., which is sure a nice bunch Of
boys. We have a Regimental Band in
1ur company of so pieces, then the
rest are Mechanics Of different lines,
telephone, truck drivers, orderlies,
md almost every line they need here.
There are 1856 men in our company.
Lt Is the biggest company in the 35th
Inf, and is supposed to be the best.
We have all kinds of sports, such rs
boxing, baseball, football. and many
other kinds OF exercise to timber us
up.
The bugle just blew, "all lights out"
70 will say good night, hoping you are
Ill well. Your friend,
CHAS. ii. NIEDERHUT,
II. Q. Co. 35th Inf, Noaales, Arix.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
ULEY McWILLIAMS SIDE-STEPS
UNCLE SAM TO FIGHT THE HUI

Not many men have the unique ex-
perience Of having to side step Uncle
Sam to get into the big fight across
the seas. That il just what q well
known Gunnison man has done.
J. U. McWilliams, SON Of Mrs. Nc
Williams, brother Of Mrs. Marion
Bstss, and C. C. McWilliams, has en-
listed in the Canadian army. He tried
very hard to get into the u. s. army
but on account of his age was not
able to do it. Mr.. HcWilliams was
aetexmined to get into this war and
MP light HIS many friends admire
- spunk and determination, md az
1ond 70 him The bet o. wishes. Ulsy
1e9sveteran Of tie Spanilh-AmGfiean
sgaQ. He = 3 yeaxs eld.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

DIR. Chas. G. Davis was a Gunnison
visitor on business today. He Just
arrived from Chicago with q large
In an auto accident at Crested Butte
yesterday, Lloyd Ruck, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Ruck, was badly hurt. He
was brought home last night, and is
still unconscious. At times he comes
out Of his stupor but does not know
soul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winslow and
sons, Bud and Chas. Jr., motored over
to Alamosa Wednesday. They &C
companied DIR. C. A. pavlin who came
over to get Mrs. Pittengill Of Pitkin
who has been i'll. Grandpa Davlin re-
turned to Alamosa with them.
B. H. Jorgensen left Monday for
service in the Y. N. C. A. He q 70
ing to visit his mother and aunt and
thence to New York, where he u to
REPORT at the New York Office 1t 10
o'clock the morning Of July 9Th. Mr..
Jorgensen has many friends in Gun
nison who extend to him their best
wishes.
Rev. E. H. Robinson and wife are
visiting in Gunnis6n this week, warm
ly greeted by the friends Of many
years standing. Rev. Robinson has
been chosen by the Presbyterian
church for six months Y. n. C. A.
service in France and is now waiting
for HIS Y,anera HE faymi1v vSl1 -
main at Fort Morgan during his ab-
senee. Mrs. Robinson continuing the
work until his return.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

Durango Democrat: That was some
statement in yesterdays Democrat
from Lawrence c. Phipps in which he
is willin' TO accept the job Of United
States senator. Barkus was willin'
but there was not one, who read il.
that can point TO one tissue" set forth
by Mr.. Phipps that should entitle him
to q second consideration. Phipps has
money, but he hasn't the noodle re-
quircd TO represent Colorado in the
United States senate.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
CONGRESSMAN TAYLOR
ANNOUNCES HIS CANDID
ACY FOR REELECTION

There is one political fact upon
which republicans and democrats seem
pretty well agreed IN advance of this
falls election That Is the return of
Hon. Edward T. Taylor TO his present
seat in congress
Altho urged by friends 10 contest
the seat Of Senator Shafroth, Mr.. Tay-
lor has decided 20 become candidate
for reelection. The only promise he
has ever made TO the people Of Colo
rado is to try 10 reflect their senti-
ments TO be a credit to our country
AID the state in congress and TO do
his level best for Colorado in general
and the Fourth Congressional district
in particular. He has done these
things so we'll, that there is no oppo-
sition TO Congressman Taylor in his
own party and very little from the re-
Iublicans. In announcing his candI-
dacy, Mr. Taylor writes he News
Champion:
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

The Precinct Committeeman Of the
Several Precincts of the county will
take notice hereof and take such steps
as may be necessary in the premises.
CLIFFORD H. STONE,
Chairman Pro Tenn.
NJ. J. SCHM1TZ,
Secretary,
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

think everybody in Colorado
knows that ] have always loyalty sup
ported President Wilson and his ad-
ministration, and vigorously spoken
and voted for our country's rights and
been a hundred percent American rep
resentative without any qualifications.
! know Colorado is just as patriotic
and loyal TO the flag as any other
state in the Union, and ] have never
cast any backdown, Pro-German, or
Bolshevia votes or given those in-
fluences any support whatever. Ev-
cry vote | have cast since this war
begun has been for the recognition
and respect of Americas rights s-i
nescr for the surrender Of any of
them.
The only issue before the Amer
lean people is the winning Of this war
as soon as possible, and loyalty and
efficiency should be the qualifications
Of all candidates. | ask the peoples
support for reelection upon my ten
years record in Congress. and espec-
tally during this war.
While Congress Is probably going
10 take a short Temporarily recess
to enable the House Ways and Means
Committee and the Senate Finance
Committee to prepare new Revenue
Bill. doubt il | will be home during
that tune. My mail averages upwards
Of a hundred letters day and there
are so many official matters here TO
be attended to all the time, that /
believe can be Of more service TO
my constituents here during the re-
cess than in Colorado. However, |
hope Congress will adjourn next fall
in time so / can get out home and
take an active part in the campaign
and help out the state and local tick
cts, and more especially the Fourth
Liberty Loan Drive, the Red Cross,
and other patriotic work.
President Wilson says, Politics as
adjourned"
Whether that NAV be entirely true
or not in Colorado this fall, | hope
and believe there ! be less partisan
politics thar usual md that all candi-
dates will thereby c enabled TO spend
more time and CO ribute moe money
in aiding our sta in its government
al patriotic worl and ! want 10 do
my full share II every way and with
all the energy lave.
Again renew /: my urgent request
to YOU to let n know whenever l can
be of service any Of our boys in
Kahki. or to readers. ana thank
ing you for :. courtesy OF this an
iemain, as ever,
Very cordially yours,
WARD I. TAYLOR. !
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
"a "a =

The twelve boys who left for Camp
Cody Friday last, were Bid God-speed
by q large crowd Of Gunnison folks.
There must have been hundred auto
mobiles at the train, in spite Of the
fact that the w. S. S. meeting was
hardly over until the train pulled out.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

In where there
bles will be held SATURDAY July 18TH at 500 o'clock NJ
will take notice hereof and take premises
CLIFFORD H. STONE,
Pro- Tem.
NJ. J. SCHNIITZ,
Secretary.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
Official Call
For Assembly of Delegates REFRESHING the Democratic
County, State Of Colorado.

County State Of Colorado
Colorado, q, 1918.
with the rules Of the Democratic Party notice is hereby
hereby called for and will be held on Sau
Town Gunnson Colorado for the
delegates the Fourth Congregational Dis
Ticket be submitted to the Democratic
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
A GUNNISON BOY AT CAMP
JOSEPH e, JOHNSON

Goth Receiving Company,
Camp Joseph E. Johnson,
Jacksonville, Florida.
Deal sir:-
am in the Quarter Masters Corps.
THIS camp is the largest Quarter
Masters Corps in the United States.
1t is situated on the st. Johns river,
only few miles from the coast and
a few feet above sea level. It is con-
sidered warmer here than Gunnison.
At times ] long to be in Gunnison and
breathe the cool and pure mountain
air.
I will appreciate it very much If
you will send the paper.
Yours respectfully,
BRYAN P. O'FALLON.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

Clerk and Recorder
Assessor.
One She
Superintendent Of Schools.
Surveyor
Comm front Third Commissioners District
General Assembly Of the
Colorado.
the
Precinct Committeeman and Precinct for each
and for the Of such other business
before said assembly
delegates Assembly shall be fifty
rtioneda a
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
BILL STUDHALTER is PRO-
NOTED TO MESS SERGEANT

WIN. L. Studhalter writes to his
Mrs. L. A. Studhalter, that
h" has completed the first course in
liz. school for bakers at Camp Pike,
and with group of twenty
five bakers and cooks has been trans
frrred to Camp Beauregard, La, for
similar training. He is a graduate
mess sergeant now. He also sends
his mother the following parody on
The Battle Hymn of the Republic:
We are the happy Sammies,
And we are going to Berlin;
We will cross the foamy waters
And we will get the kaiser's skin.
He has surely double crossed US,
But he won't do it again,
After we go marching on.
Glory Glory for the Sammies,
Glory Glory for the Sammies,
Glory Glory for the Sammies,
AS we go marching on.
We have got the dirty Kaiser,
And we will never set him free;
He has killed our men and women.
But we have got him now, you see.
He thought he had us going
But we beat him at his game,
As we went fighting on.
Glory Glory for the Sammies,
Glory Glory for the Sammies,
Glory Glory for the Sammfes,
AS we went fighting on.
Ea IA -
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

bt Mr. fNlpps tnAt shOQil entillc MN
to q second consideration. Phipps has
money, but he hasn't the noodle re-
puired TO represent Colorado in the
United States senate.
What in the world are all these
multimillionarics. like Lawrence c.
Phipps. or their attorneys. like Water
man. bent on breaking into the L. S.
senate for? Is there going to be
more income tax legislation or higher
taxes against the profit"crs that dis
turbs tn" bunch 50 dr"adfully? These
men seem to be patriotic enough. but
20 clean up the war mess there must
be excess profit taxes and high income
taxes foT 4 long time after the war
Is it this they have an eye for?
What is my share in the war? That
question keeps recurring to every
American who has q soul worth n
tnker's dam. Whether one can sat
isfy the thot by conscrving~food, buy
ing W. S. S. or aiding in some pat
riotic work is question each man and
woman and child. (for the children are
hearing the call of patriotismD must
settle for himself. Except for the
boys who are called to war. there
hasn't been much compulsion about it
yet, but the call Of conscience becomes
daily more insistent.
-E-
One Of the most significant an
nouncements from Washington has
been little commented upon. This is
the report that troops from South and
Central America will be sent here for
training at our cantonments. Outside
Of the practical advantage of such
education nearer the great conflict,
and where trained officers can give
them up-to-date instruction in meth /,
ods of European warfare. is this in
dustrial fact. Think what it will mean
after the war, when perhaps a million
young men from Brazil, and Peru, |
and Cuba, and Central America re-
turn to their home countries to take
up the affairs Of life with the impress
sions of American activity and fair
dealing and business honor, which
they must acquire after such train
ing? Five years after the war that
million young men will be the lead
ers Of the nations they return to.
Their knowledge of the United States
will be of inestimable value to us in
future trade relations with Latin
America
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05
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Miss Esther White came in from
Helena, Montana, to visit a few days
with Mrs. F. D. VanAken. She is on
her way to her home in Norwood.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. w. Estes ar
rived this morning from Denver. They
spent the winter in Denver, but de-
eided they would rather live where il
is cooler in the summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

John Reese, Jr. and Miss Nellie
Marguerite Townley were married
Saturday, June 22. in Salt Lake.
John Reese is well known to many
Gunnison people, having been raised
IN this city. he worked for e. Il.
Collins for some time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

Mr.. Mckinley, father OF Mark and
AL Mckinley passed away at his home
in Castleton Thursday, July 4. The
funeral Services are being held to-
day from the Geo. L. Miller's under
taking pariors.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

A hand-forged silver mounted Nc
Chesney Bit, worth s12.OO, to be given
as prize in Mems Cowboy Race, Cat
tiemen's Day, July 1s, 1918. This has
been presented by the Salida Harness
Company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1918-07-05

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-03

NOllAN
C1HuUgA UuTrN 'sruss 'Hm r..i OF
fla. rrI fHH..hi'' ~. '..
,u,s.,I summgf ra.rs g. p. sock Au4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-03
HOUSES roR RENT
NEW SIX-ROOM
Modern house for rent, North
Frisco. Phone 1875.

pOgrON Ilfs ss room modern
/ house Tor rent Phone il6pR
/ CAMERON D.. nl Seven room house
I close iu. rent reasonable
! IrNCINAArI B.. 1880 lpn room house.
modem
pfTRulr = a21 Ten room house vitr
two baths
| bu Yuu Want 'ru RESI- house ot
apartment Tell % 90 sweeney. Jat
Robinson Rldg Phone 1861
East SIDE FOR rent room modern cot
tsgs on east side we'll Located n
Riley a Go a2l Roh.1tou Blds rhons
31si or 7a86
FoR RENT rvt room bouse Call aasf
FOR RENT -Fi,s-room house 6toom
bungalow Bsutttou Or phone o5T6bb8.
FoR RHNT Close In four.r room modern
gg5 Phone 1888
FOR RERT sit room double houts. IN
West rulsA rhope 4n3a u
F0R RFNT 4 Bsw four room house Can
81 sos pa0isl hldg Phone 6aoi of tni2
FuR RTSr Four room house located roar
oi 7oa south Frisco CsF7o per month
Phone 7oa6
FOR RFNr Flysroom modern house
close In good woi water Inquire 2ni
FOR RFNr Rsauuf1l bungalow 200 foot
frontage All Improved chicken runs and
house, Phone o5a7
FOR RENT Nicely furnished house ga
rage and Servants quarters South ha@
Phone t7A0 or t7Aa
pOR RENT 10 room house furbacs
hest bAsrment and garage FOR Two cars
Inquire A. ll76 West Cheyenne
FOR RFN1 1wostory house, neaf col
lsgs. on Sirth. Kendall asood veil Of
ws,sr Phone tso6
Fna RPgr Modern room furnished
house ~ block m Admiral blvd new
garage snd driveway $50 per month
rhamherls,n Phone 5aaa asoe
FOK REkT len room house on hoath
Main garage And nps we'll Of water
F7i rtr month Phone a2h2
tOR RENT Five room bungalow fine vel
Of water nieo neirhhorhood paved
.trsstf handy 70 car line and iiinty
Address Box 1918 ar eaN A. Room 2.
Alexander Wdg C. " singleton Phone
uOtsF ruU RENT ir Kendall g rooms
and garage chicken pens REM $40 In
guire sherry ufo'efy, Tenth ana
DIe'And
MADISON. s.. ue For rent 10 people
without rHiItren room cottage desir
aI.o location ana Nsigbborhood vsrY
close IH. uaysd street electric lights
Ia block rar Hoe ta' rsr month
MAIN N T2o For rent room buugs
Ios un'urrshod Phone ltsa or 300
pFDEIA rgru toom house In frisco Al
alnon lngubf 40 HANr} d store Phone
aaa,, 20, s,d water nrm,sod $40
usr month
rFNTu 49, "a For rent modern room
decorated loeatri ls wct Tenth rents
600 r.H month Thuuf HIgH
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

APARTMENTS IuREiHHED %
CINCINNATI s iIlU tul rsrt we'll
Furnished urrr faH' auar'm'ni lh'n"
tURoOp b. 90, nanunUt mr'uNs.
a0un# ,HhUu.U1 NN. t"n"m p'|'
90. a'f,. n Wnu.
uWuuu ua N,,aa apartment.
hfft Furnished In tua city nee mu. ."
s.u. and ..'s 30. no .m'drfn. '''"e
lIUI
Elegant Apartments
fqanr5i with its Nouh, Boo tar
beds and other rontrHIrn-ss. rtH
NsHa and water mrrthra south
exposure Cau cynthia Court. conner
SEVENTH and Cheyenne phones 1nHl
or 7.G9K
rI'l Room modern Furnished ara.msrt
.. f."' indefinitely 90 responsible nnrN
rwu,o 1of Apartment R bean
@ .m.s 'ar.,..'a ,p,'@,,, south ''
loN EtN Complies, 'gru..'h,,,t' '",.' ",,.l'
FuN Hs>r munnsi apartment e'of'
I. rHHms and bath 500 Phone 80
Nriwf
INN .''I rN ra"W 'HrNlthrl apart
"N N.'N'''F '"H hN' lN' 'nfn'Inf' .
'r r.r iH IfH0" ffF'
B.. NNI.frrn Auaf.mfrt Ir HsnhsttA
a.Hnruu NnN auI Boslo0 fnr rent
Tu UtrHrt s'Hsnt children Phone ialt
r. ~~s-NaE Amartw pn1
f1r rent
|..#"#H q "nHH FA 1U :. % n fFHF r. m II kg
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES foA SALE 90
FOR 8ALE--Al o barsai1 dandy room
modefl house close Va oa east aide $3.50
rash. halanra lTst than rent Phone
3hp2 far nn appointment or aS0s 4 aficr
g. boz
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-03
AoRnAdn ron SALE


BUNGALOW Flvs rooms bath basement l.
modrfa throughout servants quarters
one of me hest locations iu fulsA pticsd
W cell Phone 5auf
FOR HALr rRoomlng house 10 hsst oil
town iu OFishouB Phone ~ or write
Box ltT. Covnr'or ukla.
FOR SALE Hast ID rloss IN room
moHtrH eUusrs. only ~ 500 eaah $500
tI1 nsr month Phone 1891
FOR sALF Past side 5-room modern
home near Admiral park good iocaiion
only $4,000 good irrmt Phone 1887.
FOR sALE splendid north side home 2
rooms basement garage splfndid loca
tiar. wouh accept rar ln deai lhone
1897
ron SALE Houss 60 move aiso 10000
ffet ssraud band iumhtr Ai tItTs. See
W D Cash SECOND cod Frapkiort Ats.
Mlnnyiorka Lumber 90 sheft
fOR EALE A barrai0 far raah room
otouse on bot 5pSlA0. good shade ono
urrnip sar line Phone '8l See owncr
a. it2A Forest sitter o o'riork
FrR VNtf Chsar 1raom house N good
rar8.ti1u on paced street owy6r must
,an price 81 500 tbpo cash, /You viii
haze 90 hufty "a Fri fkiH/ pAnkFton
$50 Robiusau Phone o'T/
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TUNr NI,t ulnIu trop, rooms
a.papIa or r. quite luqom 6.I5IG E
H...aH -f
TWO rH'NNIt uflIDf NuOWs 'nf rsnt.
win shafr Di largo reception room rna
tHHhU.r .HuN .I. Robinson nldr
srohEs AND wAHEHuusnA 40
fuN UISI mHlne rIaso 100. on west
iIFaf suitable iHr. Wutt AnT ktnt of
small business vIfN nfs Nurg rooms
uufttra Room .Ht Au't Hitf phonea
$3.50 Hr 5000
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BUSINESS SERVICE
CLEANING AKIN oyrva

Renovated and recovered
tli'. SANITARY Mattress 60 'o1'
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NFNrFR ~ ao2 For reut two room
modern cottage f1rnishsd iov houseksep
q .uE Phone b69
nFahFR ST. 553 welI furnished mod
srr air room house 'or rent slao large
FnerIrF porch fU haarrrnt andfr
fartt rent H75 Phone ilS5
rA-TOV ~ mo Nev rlasfir wsll iur
riaAsd maAsrn home overlooking city
good rstarn vatoy fine rave pUcno
fnal reuf raAhorAh'e
Ei0HTi X. 8lG f3r rent bar % Is
room doaHs hoHso furnishsd ph0ae
t7H9
TOF RINT strictly modern eight room
furnished house. snutfvstt rorhHr ~
FHb and Fivoot avenue. not o board
lrr honSs %-up0Eition ror rent uDtii ne.
ramhrr At tl2b per month can At
narts or phore NJ Rose Phone .eN.
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