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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AMER. REALTY CO.. 200 Broadway buys
choice Manhattan and bronx properties.
OFFICE AND Stockholm SPACE, about
400 feet, Grand Central zone, building spe-
cialty will suitcase. Phone Vanderbilt 1913.
wANTED-Apartment house In West side
OF Manhattan. In rundown condition, for
81 year lease or purchase with small amount
OF cash. u. c. II. VOGLER, Amsterdam
nv. corner SOD 81. Phone Schuyler 0i4i.
WE have several investment properties TO
exchange for country residences. PEASE-
ELLiMAN. $40 Madison av. Murray Hill
$500.
WILL lease properly IN need OF repairs
for alteration. ASSETS FUNDING CO.,
50T 9TH av.
WILL buy house, Bay Ridge, with yard.
BAILEY, 2144 9Th av. Harlem 1887.
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE modern dwelling, East Doth,
near 9th av.; 10 rooms. three baths par
quet floors; everything first class; magnifi-
Gently furnished throughout owners per-
sonal use; moderate rent season, year :
would sell. GORMAN LENNEY, 81 East I'D.
Vanderbilt S59S.
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New Jersey.

YOUNG couple. owning fine old mansion
with all modern conveniences. spacious
grounds. verandas, &c, is DESTROYS OF secur-
ing Few permanent guests on strictly Euro
pean basis; large, sunny rooms, with run
ming hot and cold water; excellent food, pre-
pared by french chef. table supplied from
our own farm; S minutes walk 10 D.. l.. &
w. station: best Communication 10 New York
city prices consistent. Address 19a Main ST..
Madison. N. J.
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Observation-Disclosures.

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1883 West End Av. Corner 101st St) .-6
rooms. bath. handsomely and completely
cheerful rooms. overlooking Hudson Riv-
er; first class building and service; $3.50
per month or viii consider selling for
"a. 500. Apartment III. Phone Riverside
l0o3 after z. NJ. weekdays or all day
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.
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Westchester

FOR RENT,
high class suburban home in Pelham Manor
I rooms and baths. every modern improve
ment and appointment; house practically
new; immediate possession; 5000 per month
NJ. EFROS, - w. 43d ST.. y. Y. C. Phone
Murray Hill 791.
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TO RENT-Part OF new store; large window
display; light business; millinery preferred.
ALESCE, 996 Amsterdam aV.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

FRAME dwelling. barn and ~ lots, Wood
haven Queens Borough. $4,000: free and
clear. What's offered? SIARUM. 10 Bway.
1OOxlO0. vacant 13Gth St. near Riverside
Drive: equity $37 800: consider city or
country property. sHARL-M. 10 Brondwny.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT,

FACTORIES FOR RENT-34 900 sd. IT,
floors 5000 or 1900 It,. or separate.
modern buildings, sprinklered. elevator, cleo
tricity. heat. Bradley Building. 18th st. and
Vernon Rv., Long Island City; minutes
from Grand Central Station. blocks from
all subwRys, . cent car fare. PRINCIPALS only
address a. !. BRADLEY. owner. i0t Beck
man It,. New York Phone 3jOi Bcckman.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER a years practice: all communica
tons strictly confidential handbook on
patents flee on request special facilities lot
Office consultation. MUM & CO.. 662 Wool
worth Bldg. ". Y. G.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
westcliester.

westchester.
ROCI<IAND MANOR, Rocltland av.. Mama
roneck-Ideal winter home; electricity, hot
water heating ard baths: excellent table;
own COWS and chickens. garage; adjoining
high school; good committing distance.
Phone Gg5 Mnmaroneck.
sANTTARTTTM, White Plains, N. Y.-~Attrac-
tive accommodations for chronic and ner-
vous patients; nurses in attendance; rate,
reasonable. Address superintendent, 10 Ham
iton av. Phone 24i.
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New York.

curLDRDNs HOME; UNLIKE rNsT1Tu.
TION; AWAY FROM CITY DANGERS;
BEAUTIFUL SURROUNDINGS HAPPY
NoTUER's CARE: BREATHING EXER-
C1SEs. TRAINING OF TEMPER; PROPER
FOOD REASONABLE RATE. DIR. FAUST
VALLEY COTTAGE, y Y.
Nf,pt vItvHrr FN,N Crotou Fails, N s.,
phone 27.-Bulld yourself up In the country
all improvcmentst $751; heat.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


ASSOCIATE wanted actually having 81 500
or more for enlargement remunerative
commission brokerage business; active pre-
ferred: liberal interest and salary. S AZ
Herald, Herald so.
CORPORATIONS organized and financed /;
advice on business matters. FISCHER &
SE9: 14I 9TH av Stuyvesant 65S2.
HAVE YOU A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
you wish to sell without publicity? Or seek
Ing associate with capital for expansion? See
RAYMOND S. FROST COMPANY,
SUCCESSORS TO ROBERTS-FROST CO,
oOo FIFTH AV. MURRAY HILL 1851.
INSURANCE Brokers and Solicitors-F'irm
with competent organization willing TO
handle insurance business of solicitors and
brokers on very small percentage OF commits
sions, including office facilities and furnish
Ing leads at times n 7I3 Herald, $50 Bway.
LONG lease for sale, 81. 900 cash: good in
come Investment; rent $4,000: income
5000; Immediate action necessary. l40
Herald, Herald 50.
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Aseye 5oth st.-5th Az. 10 North River.

LARGE store and basement. Sd av.. seth st. :
busy thoroughfare. 5. II. RAPHAEL co.
NC ~ w fa5tb 81
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE


Cooks, sc.
COOK, first class. French. German, Amcri-
can cuisine able 20 take fun charge %
kitchen and marketing; city references. Ap-
ply 22i y. 4Ith 81.
COOK. competent. good. plain all round CITY
or country; only where : or IN help are
kept, $50; Irish Catholic no cards. Cais
from 10 70 ~. Mcclure. is5 w. oath 81.
COOK or general houseworser. woman
wishes position. small family. Care
Wolfinger. Ia y. i22d 81
COOK. dinners luncheon or would takc
charge ono person, or cooking family, city
country; colored: reference. Harlem $3.50.
COOK. good all around Americana by day
or week; city, country; references. X. a.,
care Hogg. I'll y. I'D.
COOK, Swedish, thoroughly competent. small
family part time, dinners best references.
y 1913 Hernld. Herald 20.
COOK and chambermaid Norwegian. wishes
position. city or country: best personal
references. Letter 20 234 ". sd 1t.
COOK. experienced, iuncheons, parties and
dinners good waitress, wishes position
private family. Rouyinen. 326 y. 35th
COOK. respectable, coiored. desires place IN
private family; city or country. 24T w.
l36th, phone Audubon 1870.
COOK. first class experienced, coiored
Hazel James, 1875 w. 1891 Morningside
COOK, first class, Swedish BY day or week !:
city, country with or without kitchen help.
sii ID av.
COOKS-Chef, chamberrnaid waitress, Amer
lean white couple; love chidren; imme-
date. Decatur 1888
COOK, Norwegian, excellent cook and butler:
lunch, tea, dinner parties; work together
or separate; city reference Schuyler 5000.
COOK. French, private, first class; day or
week. 321 w. 33d 81. Longacre 247a.
COOK. competent. or houseWork by the week;
private family. v 1872 Herald, Harlem.
COOK, coiored rrtirC chnrrc: viii travel
Miss Canady. 1890 Bath av.. Bklyn.
COOK, Swedish wishes position; city or
|, country. Care Carlson. 247 l.. 02d.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 25so more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos, paintings. BAISLEY.
1lj University place (Stuyvesant 229S).
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

CONfPTOMETER and Burroughs operators
furnished temporarily and permanently
with or without machine machines rented
Cort. 5i10.
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Miscellaneous.

BLOOMFIELD, 1l3 p. Baldwin, : rooms.
$50; Leonia. ISIS Central, SO: Brooklyn,
$50 I'd ST., $500: families interest principal
Alderman. 1877 Greenwichr
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BY couple; privilege making breakfast and
lunch. 80 minutes Grand Central. state
rates. j 15S Herald. Herald 50.
WANTED-Furnished room, southern ex-
posture. by refined elderly gentleman; must
be cheerful, sunny room. in uptown residen-
tlal section. Is6 Herald. ESQ Bway.
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NEW CANAAN. Conn. (The Ardsley) Open
all the year; rooms, with and without bath.
Phone POP. Mrs. JOHN SILLIMAN.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
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Connecticut.
GREENWICH INN

GREENWICH INN LODGE (Sound Beach.
Conn )-Sunny steam heated rooms. with or
from New York. golf, saddle horses, fish
ing; reasonable rates.
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Borough of Richmond-saIe or Rent.

AUCTION sale of plot OF land 125x100, to-
gether with fine residence, garage. on
premises, $50 Daniel Low Terrace. 81.
George. Saturday, December IS, at p. NJ.
Ideal site for apartment Louise. Particulars
from CORNELL REAL ESTATE AND AUG
TON CO., INC. Auctoneers, 80 Water ST..
Stapleton. s. |.
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Cort. 5i70.
COMPANION lady. useful, experienced In
house duties, wishes part day position; can
be recommended. + $50 Herald. Herald 50.
COMPANION, assist with light work. good
sewer and shopper; capable managing
home: country. Mrs. Langton, 1888 East
13ath
FRENCH conversation. grammar, ltera-
ture young parisicnne dlplomee; studio
or visiting. Mile DE SINSAY. 80 w. 18th.
Tel. Bryant SAT-
GOVERNESS, French, desires position: ex-
cclent references: cnn be interviewed at
present employers, 80 a. NJ until ~ NJ.
or after T.. NJ si5 Park av., apt. TB.
GOvERNESs. visiting teach French by the
hour. near 1920 81. For appointment write
French Teacher, &c w, 18th st.
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2lST ST. Al W.-Lofts and show rooms,
S40-Sl60. SHARUN1. 40 Broadway.
24TH ST, 13l W.-Lofts. 25Xl06; reasonable
rents. SHARUM. 170 Bway.
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MADISUN AN,, bIU NoUth st,J,-ENtra Ihrge
furnished room, bay window. elevator, ele-
gantly furnished, for one or two. $40 month.
Hoffman Arms. Mrs. YOST. Plaza 2422.
9TH Az. 2005 G25th st1-Newly furnished
room, also room and parlor combined; all
comforts; reasonable; gentleman only.
9TH, SO E.-Newly decorated high class
rooms. double. single HEATING.
AID (132 EasD.-TFront double room, electric.
steam, telephone, bath; two business gem
tlomon. twin beds.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

NICELY furnished apartment, SIS week.;
private house, near NeWkrk av. station
on the T. r. Z. express. L $50 Herald, Her
aid square
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Chambermaids, &c.

CHAMBERMAID or parlormaid: best refer
ences. Johnson, 5T1 Atlantic av., Brooklyn,
near subway; call Wednesday.
CTIAMBERAIAID-W WAITRESS or housewori
no washing: experienced: apartment. Melch,
40 p T2d
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A. ST4 MANHATTAN AN. n
Near 18th st. elevated. subway stations.
Five stories. basement; all improvements: ;
each floor contains two apartments,
seven rooms and bath each.
RENTAL $4,000 PRICE $50. 500.
GREAT BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY.
SURETY REALTY CO, lS5 BROADWAY.
FIVE story single apartment, improvements
above 10th ST., near st. Nicholas av. +;
yearly rental s., $50 cash required $1,000;
price SIS 600 Il 297 Herald Herald sd.
-FOUR story. lower 7Os. II rooms. baths /;
all improvements S31 900. cash g. 200
perfect condition. vacant. COUGHLAN &
CLISBY. 200 West 72d.
FOUR story. West SOS, 2Oxi02, "A rooms. 3
baths; electricity, parQuet, $4,000; cash
$1,000. COUGHLAN CLlSBY. 200 w. I'D.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
A most desirable story dwelling, excep-
tionally we'll located. on West list ST., near
West End av.; must be sold an opportunity
for quick buyer
EARLE CALHOUN,
2i2 West T2d st. Phone DIG Columbus.
THREE story. West 9o's. 10 rooms, baths.
electricity. parquet; bargain 10000,
cash $4,000. COUGHLAN & CLISBE, 200
West T2d.
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Borough of BroolsIyn-saIe or Rent.
For SALE

One family stone house. 8 rooms and BATH
parquet floors and electricity. in first class
condition; close to Nostrand av. subway sta
ton at Sterling st. For particulars phone
Flatbush 1871 after z. NJ.
HENRY S. MOTT. real estate and Insurance..
36T Fulton ST.. B'klyn.
RALPH Az, corner flat. Sil GOO rented
$l6l2; terms. PARTRIDGE. 773 F1atbush
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COUPLE. japanese, wish positions; man has
many years experience cook wife first
class waitress and chambcrmald; VIII take
entire charge small family. city nr cuuuffr.
references. 40 Y. 45th 20. Murray lill l9o
COt-pIiI;-Cientleman wishes TO recommend
g good couple: chauffeur. useful, city coufl-
try; wife good cook, houscworkor; both
neat. competent, trustworthy. Couple, 1887
Lexington av.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to I4th ST.. Inclusive.


BROADWAY space; private office or desk
room; furnished optional. Phone Worth 1924.
BUILDING 1896 Greenwich st; sale or lease [:
Immediate possession DUROSS. i66 B'way.
FOR business purposes only, lofts and
office. MEIER g. OELHAF, 40 Christie
pher IT,
MAILING privilege; secretarial services.
STENOGRApHER, room 500. Post Build
Ing 10 Exchange place
az Broadway, cor Froome ST. 500 ga.
feet. light on three sides, suitable for ar
chitect, also gmallcr offices. ranging from
200 %. feet 7. !. GUTLFOYLE 4 CO., 1877
broadway Cortland 400
Above 18th 81. 20 5Oth 81. Unclusive).
East River 20 North River.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE section 900 West 57th
st-LarEe single store 81 800 per an
mum nlso store. 1nx2n. 1900. Inquire
SUPERINTENDENT, 8S0-332 West 18th ~.
DEsIHABLE CORNER OFFICE
An $50 ST. MD MADISON AN..
10 sublct. Immediate possession.
49, square feet, pauitiOucd OF iu
nnU Of the best known office buildings.
ELECrUs r. BACKUs, 30 u. 12d 81
OFFICES, So up; $4,000 feet or less. Room
I 30e, 90 East t2d.
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West Side.

ATTRACTIVE, cosey room, elevator apart
inert, Cpd ST., near Park block from IL
station. Call Riverside $3.50.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above nth st. to 59th IT. Gnclusive).
East River to North River.

OFFICE. showroom and stock room; viii
ABRAMS, $50 9th av Madison So 1860
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LARGE. small room. private residence
steam heat, electricity; subways; gentle-
men; 10 minutes Wall ST. Phone Flatbush
124; garage space If desired.
PACIFIC ST, 150l.-Sltting room, bedroom
and bath; kitchen privileges; no other
guests; references required. Tel Lafayette
TOR.
PRESIDENT ST, 243-'rwo large front
rooms; heat, running water, telephone;
convenient all subways; private house, light
housekeeping.
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22D ST, 25S West-Electric light; steam
heat: newly renovated. G rooms and .
baths; $50; lease; immediate possession.
Apply superintendent.
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Waitress. competent; REFER
ences good. Write NJ T.. SIS Sd av.
HAMBEliMAID. Girl. Irish. wishes posi-
ton as Chambermald Culhnne. 1O2 u lO'h.
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Washington Heights. Above 125th St
West of Sfh Az.
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TWO gentlemen OF exceptional business abil-
ity (real LIVE MEM and unquestionable
character are DESTROYS of taking SOLE OR
CANNING AGENCY In IRELAND for
good AMERICAN firm pushing UNIQUE ana
quick selling LINES or GOODS with vieiw to
establishing permanent connection. Write
In confidence. HOWARD G.. PORTER, us.
Pembroke Road. Dublin. Co. Dublin. ireland.
wANrED-Party 10 finance campaign to
dispose of treasury stock of established
manufacturing company; handle your own
money. Call or address ENGINEER, 1866
Broadway room 10.
WANTED-Mdde aged man who needs tho
Denver climate, to handle our Denver Of
flee: investment Of So, 900 required must be
loyal and active. $50 Herald, Fulton st.
WANTED-Young lady who knows office
work and possessing personality: invest
ment 81 900 required; must be willing to
travel II asked V 1888 Herald, Fulton st.
WELL rated manufacturers agent wants
line for Chicago and vicinity on jobbing or
commission basis. 61S Herald. Herald 50.
WILL make small investment legitimate
business. personal services. 1887 Herald.
Wash. Hgts.
S75 gross return to company on every $40
Invested assures stockholders large divi-
dents; Investigate. Write O. L. FAHLEN-
KAMP, District Manager % 72d ST., Bklyn.
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MAPLEWOOD, n. New Dutch Colonial
residence. brick and frame, rooms and
baths; select location. Inquire your broker
or STEIN & DEHLS. owners, 237 South ST..
Newark, n. j. Tel Market 1904.
PROPERTIES in Morristown and vicinity.
EUGENE v. WELSH. Mornstown. n. J.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.

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OATH. go wcst-Large front room electricity.
steam, water; owners home: references.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED


TWO rooms. with board. for gentleman an,
mother, Christian family; terms reason
able: references exchanged; Washington So
to 10Th ~. thH Herald. Herald 50.
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SPECIALITY MANUFACTURERS.

An educated American, Just returned
from Europe. experienced in introduce
ing American specialtes abroad, open
TO undertake the introduction and sale
of meritorious specially as European
representative of manufacturer tx
clusivey); salary and commission
basis; experience gained by long resi-
dence and selling experience In Eu-
rope. not hasty trips nor prewar
travel. Address SPECIALITY, room
72s, 10 Park Row, New York city.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800 Corner 1oith 81 }
Southern exposure every room: private
bath and telephone; elevator Hungarian
chef: refined Hebrew social SURROUNDINGS
Mrs IDA MARKS.
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1874 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Going South handsomely furnished room
bath apartment: minutes Wall ST.; couple
or gentlemen; Clark ST. subway; no children.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


ADULTS viii pay $500 monthly for rooms.
or 3 baths; furnish own linen and silver
1A Herald lTorald square.
FURNISHED apartment wanted IN Park av.
section, January 10 10 May lj five or six
rooms; rent $500 10 $500. u. A., box 3T2,
City Hall station
WANTED--Nlodcrate priced apartment for Q
months, January / 90 March 90; East Side
preferred; 2 bedrooms living room Ind
titchcnctie: minimum. Answer w. CAR
MALT Fricmiaville. pa
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

ALL size farms located In the potato belt.
CLIFFORD G.. BROWN. Cranbury station,
Midulesex Co. " ]
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
s74 MANHATTAN Av.

Above 5gth st.--5th Az. 20 North River.
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.
Borough of Bronx-sale or Rent.

BRICK house. rooms, steam, electricity,
shower bath. Phone Mott Haven TOM.
NEW l family stucco. with garage; price
rCht, term rea orable; 2Sl1-2S23 Scdg-
wick av.. north OF Kingsbridge rd. Builder
on Promises. Phone Kingsb ridge l032.
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Unrurnished.

WANTED or : room ground floor apart
ment sOth TO tooth st.. vicinity West End
sv.l references. l. A 2l0 Herald, Herald ga.
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Borough of Queens.

$4,000 HOUSE FOR $40 500.
CASH. 50, 000 MORTGAGE. $1,000.
10711 Tooth ST.. Richmond Hill.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
From Battery TO 18th ST.. Inclusive.

SNARTEST new studio apartments In Green
witch Village Grove Chambers, 81 and SO
Grove St, block from sheridan So. subway
station; two and three large light rooms.
baths ktchenettCs, open fireplaces. elevator,
al improvements; $1,000 to 81 600.
18TH. 1I9 VT rooms. steam heat. parquet
floors. electric light. telephone.
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COOK, perfect, Vienna wishes position
wages $50. 100 W. 9sth, apartment =.
COOK small private family: city references.
TO w. 18th. basement; no cards.
WOMEN. 2. respectable l as cook or work
Ing housekeeper, l chambermald and
waitress or useful maid; city or country.
$50 Lexington av.
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LEXINGTON AV.. 1476.-Nice room for
gentleman conveniences; flights up.
PTrCIILNI
Arizona republican., 1920-06-20
CLUBS
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 and in good form for the contests which is going to mean so much to the Student body of America. She also asks that the states elect their officers for a term of two years, and that they hold their elections on the alternating year from the biennial, that the presi- dent may have the experience or SerN- ing one year before attending the bien- nianl, and have one year thereafter m which to work out the policies ap- proved by the national body, and to give her state the benefit of the eNper1- ence and enthusiasm of her attendance at the biennial
 Mrs. H. D. Ross who has always been keenly Interested in music, is espe- s cialIy anxious that Arizona should do her part in the Making America Mu sicaF' movement. To this end she will give the best of her time and energy to the formation of the state federation, and she will endeavor to perfect its organization as nearly as possible in accordance with the suggestions and policies of the national federation. She is now in close connection with every section of the state by correspondence, and early in the fall will make a trip in the northern district to personally organize music clubs in the, larger towns. Mrs. Miller is looking after her section of the state, and Mrs. Charlotte Adams Gill is at work in the Bisbee district. While Mrs. J. L. Harper IS busy in the Yuma locality.
 There is therefore every reason to believe that the November meeting will be a tremendous success, and All zona will take her place with her sister states in the new musical movement.
 Giving space to the clubhouses of the nation, the General Federated Maga- zine devoted more than a column to Arizona The report as it appears in the June issue follows:
 Arizona: When Mrs. Cowles heard the club reports at the state convention in Yuma last year she said she did not know of a state that had so many club houses in proportion to the number Of clubs as Arizona At that time one fourth of the federated clubs owned their own club houses. Since then one new club house has been built and at least three are to be within the next two years.
 The Phoenix Womans club owns a beautiful club house which is a true community center. During the flu" epidemic in 1918 the club house was turned over to the city for an emergen- cy hospital. Phoenix is in the fertile Salt River valley filled with prosperous Every little town and every rural neighborhood has a live woman's club. Two of these towns, Glendale and Peo- ria have club houses. The Woman's g club of Peoria dedicated theirs last