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p E R s Q N AL s

Dan Baker will leave on tn, Ambassador tonight for a commercia "trip to Chichagoff.
 l w. s. Pekovich of Funter Bay i. lregistered at the Gastineau Hotel MT. Pekovich is in town on bushes. connected with the mine I Tom McMullen, candidate for alter nate to the Democratic National Con vention returned from a hurried busi ness trip to Seattle on the Steame ! Alaska. MT McMullen says ht is exceedingly glad to get back. : David Housel who has been i; Seattle on a business trip returned on the steamer Alaska yesterday MT. Housel found the matter tha called him south working out sat isfactorily.
 V Fred s. Hills, an electrician whC has been in town from Chichagot on a vacation, will return to that place on the Ambassador tonight.
 Oak Olson, Juneau merchandise bro ker, left on the Alaska for Western AldShd Oll llIp.
 J. F. Chamberlin was a passenger on the Alaska yesterday for Western Alaska on a business trip.
 Peter Vachon, Interior Alaska mer chant and fur buyer, left on the Al aska yesterday for Cordova. MT Vachon will go in from Cordova over the trail to Fairbanks.
 L. D. Henderson, Territorial Com missioner of Education, arrived iron Ketchikan on the Alaska yesterday
 Rado Pekovich of Funter Bay is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
 B. F. Weyand, w. o. Carlson an6 Noble Hall are three cannery mer from Aux Bay and are at the Gas tineau for a few days.
 Williaw Wheeler and R. A. Davis are two Seattle men registered al the Gastineau Hotel
 O. NJ. Parks who arrived on the Alaska yesterday is registered at the Gastineau Hotel.
 c. E Peterson, United State Radio service operator from Ketchi kan is at the Gastineau Hotel. MT Peterson arrived on the Alaska
 w. NJ. Wheeler of Ketchikan was an lrival on the Alaska yesterday and is at the Gastineau Hotel
 Sam Mcdonald of Seward an( Anchorage left for Seward on the Alaska yesterday.
 Timothy Vogel, cannery man of Haines is in the city and is a he Alaskan Hotel MT. Vogel vii. cave for his home on the Estebeth
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DEPUTY MARSHAL FROM VALDEZ GOES
 TO GET FORCER
Al. Bowling On His Way to Utal For the Treasury Check Forger;
 Takes Insane Persons

Deputy United States Marshal Al. c. Bowling of Valdez was South bound passenger on the Northwest ern enroute to Utah to get Carl G. Fischer, alias Dr. Robert F. Forbes, alias R. c. Johnstone, wanted in the Third Division for forgery com mitted at Cordova when he passed forged treasury cheeks for $2,30O
 Deputy Bowling was taking two insane patients with him from the Third Division to Morningside. and at Juneau two more.
 James Brockman and Peter Nor berg, the former committed from Sitka and the latter from Juneau to the asylum at Morningside, were placed aboard the Northwestern il his charge.
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JAMES A. YORK WANTED

Mrs J. M. Bouyer, e714 North Walnut Street, Weatherford, Texas, licity for information concerning her brother, James A. York, who was in Fairbanks, Alaska, in 1904, but who has not been heard of by his sister since that time. He is described as being a rather large man and 5S years of age. Anyone knowing of York can communicate with his sister direct or with the Bureau of Publicity, Juneau. Alas ka papers please copy.
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MICHIGAN C. o. P. VOTES STRONG
 FOR JOHNSON
(Continueu rom rage One)

marine. reduction of government ex oenditures, an adequate standing
 lrmy with citizens reserve and equal suffrage.
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EASTERN STAR DANCE
 WAS BEAUTIFUL AFFAIR

The Sixth Annual Ball of the Order of Eastern Star that was held at the A B. Hall last night brought out a very large crowd The unusual brilliancy of the gowns of the ladies and the decorations and the excellent music made the affair one of the most pleasing and successful dances that was ever held in Juneau.
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Meals any time you want then t the Alaska Grill. adv.
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PARENT TEACHERS
 ASSOCIATION MEET
 AT SCHOOL HOUSE

The Parent-Teachers Association yill meet at the school house audi orium tonight. An interesting pro ram has been arranged for the 1eeting. Dr. l.. O. Sloane will speak n Hygiene and Nutrition of Children )r. c. F. Freeburger will discuss )ral Hygiene and Miss Moss will ak of Hygiene in our schools. There will be the usual general discussion
 There will be a musical program which Miss Burke's room, H. J Nisher and Miss Kelso will partici pate.
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ALASKA ARRIVES WITH
 BIG LIST FOR ALASKA

The steamer Alaska in command of Captain G. Nord docked here al shortly after five o'clock yesterday evening The boat was crowded with 'Alaskans who were going to West ward points for the coming of the spring season.
 Passengers for Juneau on the boat were: From Ketchikan, Miss L. Rates c. F. Peterson and w. M Wheeler From Seattle, o. M Parks, Dave Housel, T. McMullen, C. Koserica, R. A. Davis, Mrs. J. Fallon, J. V. Nelson s. E. Lechok, J. Erickson, E. A. Par mer, Chas. E. Heron and F. Rounzin
 After discharging freight here flor several hours the Alaska left for Western Alaska taking the following people; Sam Mcdonald, MT and Mrs. s. Knath, for Seward Oak Olson and J. F. Chamberlin for Latouche Oscar Lander, Matti Malta, Pierre LeMotte and Peter Vachon for Cor dova
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STEAMER MOVEMENTS
Now Bound North

 JEFFERSON scheduled to arrive tomorrow.
 CITY OF SEATTLE scheduled to arrive Wednesday night PRINCESS MARY scheduled to leave Vancouver April '. ADMIRAL EVANS scheduled to leave Seattle April 10. Southbound SaiIines ADMIRAL WATSON scheduled to sail southbound April IS. ALASKA scheduled to arrive southbound April Il. PRINCESS MARY scheduled to sail southbound April 12. JEFFERSON scheduled to sail southbound Thursday.
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DISTRICT COURT
COMMISSIONER BURTON
 HAS VERY BUSY TIME

Jack Hayes, who was arrested Saturday night on the charge oi having liquor in his possession, hat his hearing yesterday afternoon ant was released on $500 bonds to have his trial later in the Commissioner Court.
 W. H. Philpot, who was also ar rested Saturday night on the charge of having liquor in his possession plead guilty of the charge this morning and was fined $25 by Com missioner Burton.
 E. D. Shirley and Oscar De Fordt were arraigned before Commissioner N. l.. Burton yes erday afternoon and charged with the crime of grand larceny. They will have their pre- Iminary hearing this afternoon.
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LoWDEN SAYS G. o. p
 MUST DO MORE THAN
 CRITICISE DEMOCRATS

CHICAGO, H.. April 6.-ln the opening speech of his Illinois cam- Daign for the presidential nomina. ton, Gen. Leonard Wood cautioned the Republicans not to build their platform on the alleged wartime mis- takes of the Democratic party. but to lay down sound constructive policy. Don't count on winning through the other party's mistakes ' he warned.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-06

Oysters, any style, at the Alas ka Grill. adv
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AT ALASKAN HOTEL

The following have registered at the Alaskan Hotel within the last day or two; Jimmie Crowell, Nick Pane, Matt Taslek, L. Kabes, s. Elltsk, C. Kosans, F. R. Adams and Tim Vogel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-06
RUBBER SHIPMENT

Just unpacked a shipment of Goodrich BLACK and RED-SOLE rubbers.
 adv. H & GRAVES
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-06

The jury in the case of Arthur Abatte and J. R. McNeil, who are being tried for a violation of the Alaska Bone Dry law was secured just before lunch this morning. The case is on this afternoon. This case is an appeal from the Commis- sioner's Court where the men were found guilty and fined and sen tenceded to Imprisonment in the Federal jail.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-06
DON'T FORGET

The Moose Dance Wednesday night. Everybody has good time at these Moose dances Special music! The punch alone is worth the price of admission! Dancing starts at nine sharp. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-04-06
ATTENTION REBEKAHS

The regular meeting of Persever- nee Rebekah Lodge will be held Tuesday evening at eight oclocF. Alice Laughlin, Recording Secre- ary; Edna E. Policy Noble Grand.
 adv.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES detaIler, lay
out man. desires position. II o5S Herald,
Fulton 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY. -
HACK & COMPANY, INC, plaintiff,
against l.. p. LAZARE & CO., LTD,
defendant.
Trial desired in the County OF Kings.
SUMMONS WITH NOTICE.
To the above named defendant
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action, and to
serve copy of your answer on the plain
tiff's attorney within twenty days after the
service of this summons. exclusive of the
day OF service, and in case OF your failure
TO appear. or answer judgment will be taken
against you by default, for the relief de-
manded in the complaint
Dated July Il. 1920.
Leopold Zirinsky, Plaintiffs AttorneA Of
flee and p. o. Address, No. 392 Bushwick
Avenue. Brooklyn. New York.
To L. =. Lazare & Co., Ltd:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication. pursuant TO an order OF
Hon. James r. Van Siclen, n Justice of
the Supreme Court of the State of New
York. dated the 22nd day of November,
1920, and filed with the complaint, In the
office of the Clerk of the County of Kings,
at the County Court House. in the Borough
of Brooklyn. County OF Kings, City and
State of New York
Dated November 90, 1920
Leopold Zirinsky. Attorney for Plaintiff, Of
flee and p. o. Address. 800 Bushwick
Avenue. Borough OF Brooklyn. New York
City.
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COUPLE (colored) wish positions ms cook
and butler; city references. 2o1 West
131st St. care HaZelton.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

MRS. JESSIE AGNES CRAWFORD. or
Street daughter OF the late Janet Cousne.
or Crawford, Bridge OF Allan, Scotand)
and johnny Cousne Street, and Margaret
Livingstone Crawford daughter of Robert
Alexander Wallace Crawford are requested
TO communicate with the undersigned, who
are Solicitors for the judicial Factor on
Mrs. Crawfords Estate NORMAN MAC
PHERSON & DUNLOP, S.S.C.. "a Hill ST.,
Edinburgh. Scotland.
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DREDGING PLANT
u. S. MARSHAL'S SALE

On November &c. 1920 at noon, the Dredge
Boston" tug Wright" and Bumper "B
s. 23," at Foot East Houston ST., New
York Bumper 43. at Foot East 9Th St.,
New York, November 90. at 1: 80 p. NJ.
Boston" is Bucyrus machine, 12ox4sx14.
IL I'd. bucket Can dig In so IT. water. Full
complement parts. including buckets, extra
spud. dipper handle. Bumper % has s
pockets. capacity 1867 yds.; 43 six pockets,
1910 yds. Wright" listed In Government
Blue Book. Sale free and clear.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

FOR rent to April Il. attractivey furnished
room house, baths; 80 minutes, express;
near station; coal in reasonable to right
party. Phone Mamaroneck 46S; Columbus
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Above SOth st.-5th Az. to East niyer.

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, $50.
Immediate possession; newly decorated;
living room. - feet long clothes closets,
SKIS and 3X5; elevator apartment house in
finest fashionable location In millionaire
section. 10 EAST 05TH ST. between 9th and
Madison avs. cooperative apartment plan
for desirable tenants. Apply on premises, or
WILLIAM CRUIKSHANK'S SONS. SIS Lib
erty st.
LEXINGTON Az, 5l5.-SIx beautiful rooms;
elevator. electricity. parquet floors.
TWO rooms, bath. kitchenette. $685. one room
bath electricity. 1873 East s0th ST.
$50 Madison av. corner 10th st.) . rooms.
bath Phone LennX 5495.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED-ResponsibI party wants to rent
parlor floor for office purposes; prefer
able location Lexington to 9th av., 45th to
63d ST. II 143 Herald Herald SO.
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LACNDRESS, eXperienced, Tor Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday; personal references
Christie ~ w. bath.
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WANTED-Partner with ability IN brokerage
firm; must have ~. 600 TO invest, will re-
ceive share OF business and II active a
weekly salary; references. This f. real
opportunity. an an investigation will prove.
Include all details In letter. n 900 Herald.
Fulton nj
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COUPLE; wife first class cook -cha mber-
maid. man butler, useful take entire
charge small family; best references; city.
country. Couple. 206 E. 4sth.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

ACCOUNTANT.-Books opened, audited, IN
come tax reports special service TO firms
without bookkecpers. Reliance. phone Uni
We rsity 1884
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CHAUFFEUR-MECHAN Japanese. wishes
position In private family; 70 years expert
ence on high grade cars, careful driver; own
repairs: all kinds gasoene motors: neat,
sober, honest, willing; personal recommended
ton from former city family; city or coun-
try. X. M. care Mrs. Cozzin. 431 w. l21st
ST., apartment A. ~
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WE ARE AFTER ADDITIONAL CAPITAL
TO INVEST IN a CONSERVATIVE, GO
ING CONCERN; THE INVESTMENT is
SAFE AND STANDS EVERY INVEsTIGA-
TON. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
GALL on WRITE A. S. DENES. GENERAL
MANAGER. 600 WEST f93D ST.
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Westchester.

NEW ROCHELLE-Family going So-th for
winter will rent house in exclusive section.
near railway trolley AMI schools, to desir-
able people with references: IL rooms; newly
decorated, hardwood floors. 3 baths, 3 open
fireplaces, new furnace: winter supply of
coal In; furnace man engaged II wanted; .
$500 per month. COLES PHILLIPS, 15S SUIT
TON Manor. New Rochelle. Phone New
Rochelle 376.
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Miscellaneous.

BUILDING. 10x1OO six story. basement $3.50
month. OWNER. 40 Sands St.. Brooklyn.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

GREENWICH INN LODGE (Sound Beach,
Conn.)-Sunny steam heated rooms with or
without baths: excellent menu; so minutes
from New York: golf. saddle horses. fish
ing: reasonable rates
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WE are equipped 20 manufacture tools. dies,
metal stamping and screw machine prod
ucts patents and special machines devel-
oped. T. u. Manufacturing Co.. 207
WANTED-Lady with capital. partnership or
20 finance growing business, ladies' line;
strict investigation. Address i02 Herald,
Herald 50
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

PRIVATE dwelling to lease: Otis elevator
near Drive; $4,000 COUGHLAN & CHS
BY Inc 200 West 72d st
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
APARTMENT FOR RENT.

rooms and bath. library, dining room. two
maids rooms, Kitchen parquet floors good
rugs and hangings. mahogany furniture:
from December TO April /. Can be
evenings. between and 9. Apt. No. s,
fourth floor.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED
From Battery 70 Iilh 81. INCLUSIVE.

From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.
GREENWICH VILLAGE, - Grove st. half
block from Sheridan 50. subway station, 2
blocks from bus and clevated.--2 and 3 large
light rooms. baths, htChcnettes open fire.
places, elevator, steam heat, 81 200 to 81 600
NEITHER RILEY, Sheridan SO. Phone
Eprins az.
aTH ST.. 22s W. newly decnrSred rooms
steam. electricity; all IMPROVEMENTS
AksvS 18th It. 60 50th 81. 1nclusiye).
East River to North River.
APARTMENT. z rooms. baths; high class
building. superntendent, 1853 w. 18th.
10TH sT., $40 WEST Seven large rooms:
steam, parquet floors. electric light. phone
no West 4sth st-rwo large rooms and bath
modern In every respect, rent reasonable.
DOUGLAS l.. ELLlMAN g. CO., 10 T.. 49th
ft. Tel. Plezf 900
30-43 EAST nth ST,
between Madison and 4th avs.-Iiigh class
apartments, 49, rooms; centrally located ;
tents reasonahle. Apply promises,
BOTH, 253 West tnear subway Six rooms,
bath; steam, electricity; siO0-sl1O.
An advertisement tn the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
feco<r1ro your lost property.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CARPETS AND RUGS.
Domestic and Oriental; get our offer be-
fore selling. $40 Madison av. Plaza $685..
pay 25ss moro than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos, paintings. BAfsLEY.
IFS Univsrsity place t6tuyysssnt 22ssI
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Laundresses. &c.

LAUNDRESS, first class; ladies' and gentle
mems fine laundry taken home, out: all
care taken; do mending. Knox. "a W. 136th
ST.. apt. "a.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

GENTLEMAN and mother motoring to
Florida about November 2s would like con-
genial couple for company and part ex-
pense; New Englander. sos Herald, Her
aid SO.
MATTlE-Mother and all brokenhearted
your long absence: make Thanksgiving
happy. Communicate 2s2 or phone 1882
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS girl wants room with private
family. SO; permanent. III 160 Herald, Her
aid SO.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

GOvERNESs wants position out OF New
York. possibly with Spanish speaking fam.
fly; good linguist; good references. ]. 1o4
GOVERNESs.-Sw French. speaking Ger
man and French, experienced with children,
wishes position as goveerrn,esS' , wiling TO
GoVERNEss (French). experienced; music.
horseback riding, ice skating, all sports;
will give the best attention to your children
III los Herald. Herald square.
HAIRDREsSER. = Young. neat colored girl
marcel waving; travel or city. L., care
Henderson. III West 138th st.
MAsSEUSE9 (colored). license 2s0e4. seeks
lady patients. home or out. Mcdonnell, 100
West 18Th. apt Z. Audubon 1896
NURSERY goverpsss, French. experienced.
desires position, children over 3; REFER
ences. NJ. E. B.. 124 w. 10th st.
SECRErARY-Young lady. experienced ste
nographer. good personality, employed
III 50 Herald. Herald SO.
SECRETARY stenographer, capable and eff
cient, desires positions years experience.
A. r. Miller. 81 East 18th st. Plaza 1908.
STENOGRAPHER, German English excu-
sively; s35 weekly; Christians. 12e
Herald. Herald square.
STENOGRAPHER. efficient, college and
business school graduate. desires position.
Marion Lane. 81 Z. 5sth st. Plaza 2993.
sTENOGRAPHER, thoroughly competent;
years experience: $50. H 142 Herald,
Herald SO.
STENOGRAPHER, beginner, graduate OF
business school. desires position; Margaret
Morrissey. 81 e. 18th st. Place 2994.
sTENoGRAPHER, three years experience;
high school graduate. Kramer, 1926 Wash
ngton av.. Bronx. Lispenard $3.50.
STENOGRAPHER, reliable: years expert
ence. l.. s., POI E. 201st st.
TYPIST. high school graduate. desires to
address envelopes at home. Harriet s.
Carey. $40 Marks av. Darby, Pa.
WOMAN. speaking French, Italian. English.
saleswoman, Interpreter; experienced; refer
ences. II 159 Herald Herald SO.
Housekeepers and Janitresses.
CARETAKER. homework. respectable mar
ried woman. husband employed, do light
work. use OF basement, urfurnished. 1873
w. 126th.
HOUSEKEEPER.-Em leaving town,
wishes to place competent, trustworthy
English working housekeeper with small
adult family in city apartment; good plain
cook; age So; highest personal references.
Circle 2s20.
HOUSEKEEPER- NURSE; active, responsible
American OF middle age: some executive
ability; cheerful disposition; seamstress;
very good cook. Please call. Mrs. Villiers.
22S w. 21st st.
HoUsEKEEPER.-Cath girl, good cook.
desires position in private family; wages
SS0-$S5; references. Reply by letter, w. X.
L., III Broad st.
SEKEEPER.-Mothe and daughter. re-
fined, wish positions supervising a home.
and nursemaid. city. Mrs. M. Bishop. AT
Oak St. West Hoboken. N. j.
HOUSEKEEPER, young refined widow, with
21s years old child. for small family. II
14S Herald, Herald So
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
Above I4th st. 10 59th ST. dnclusive).
East River to North River.

4STH ST, 40 w.-Unusualy attractive apart
ment. artistically designed. rooms. bath,
kitchenette; low rent Bryant 3i6O
18TH ST AZ W.-Two charming apart
nents in remodeed house; 81. 800 and
$500; exclusive nelghborhood. Vanderbilt
234B
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w-st side.

MANHATTAN Az. 5f2. - Beautiful front
room: also rear; newly furnished. Apt. s..
22D, 25G W.-Large front; twin beds. bath,
electricity, steam; gentlemen. ROSA.
23D ST. fO7 west.-sleam neat, hot run
ming water moderate prices
GOTH ST, IL wegt-Front parlor, with bed
rooms for % gentlemen. See sUPT.
18TH. "a W. elegant, large. light rooms.
furnished or unfurnshed furnished ac-
cording to choice Superintendent on premises.
18TH. $40 w.--Handsomeiy furnished room.
private bath, kitchenette privilege. sunny
room adjoining BATH newly furnished and
decorated.
BID ST, 10 w.-Attractive single room
quiet, refined home; references required
Sad. sc WEsT-Iieganty furnished hall
ROOM third flight; southern exposure; every
s4TH ST. 272 West (near West End Av.)-
Attractive large room and bath, newly
decorated; very light; electricity.
o2D. II west.-Large front room, beautifuiiy
furnished. steam heat, elevator: near d."
subway. surface lines. Riverside 5o0s.
03D ST. 67G West End av.-2 large rooms
bath adjoining private home; couple or
gentleman.
ii4TH. 3i2 West apt. 2O) Nicely furnished
clean rooms; telephone; near Il" SGss.
800.
ii6rH ST. Morulugslde Drive, 81, apt. 5f.-
Large, light room, furnished as den, for
business gentleman In room apartment.
AhiltilNt 49, h'iNlHu'UAf ItItFtuDeH
i2iST. 420 WEST--Douhle, single, Si5 $3.50:
business people, one flight: near Columbia;
permanent. Apply direct, Apartment %.
i2isT ST. 5Oi w. apt. 4i.-Large suite,
suitable Tor people also double and sim
rlo room: near Columbia.
f22D, 52i Wcst.-1wv connecting, private,
with bath and double rooms. Apt. "a
i28D, 54i W-lTwo rooms. near Columbia (;
ladies only: references. SIS. DUNCAN
i27TH, oii W. lapt. a).-Attractive room
with mother and daughter; privileges IL
girls si2 SO Mornineside $500.
18TH ST. $40 W.-Large furnished room;
constant hot water, telephone, electric light
private house: no other roomers; reference.
i52D 500 W-Elegant. attractive furnished
rooms; all conveniences; private; refer
ences. T.. Meyer, Audubon 1914.
i52D ST.-Comfortable outside room. facing
Drive running water Audubon 3423.
18TH ST, go west.--Large and single
rooms S. up, in priyfte house. with board
or not. MRS. BLoCEk
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Long Island.

COMFORTABLE room, breakfast; 30 minutes
Pennsylvania; close to station; moderate.
Flushing 1881
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Borough OF Brooklyn.
Long Island.

THE FRANKLIN.
Jamaica, J.. l.. suite Of two rooms and bath.
including meals for two. service, and laun-
dry. $50 per week; excellent table; refined
pection three blocks from Union Hall sta
tion. 20 minutes from Penn. Station. Phone
Bs5 Jamaica.