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Lease ITs-fso Fifth Avenue.
M,scELLANEous LEASES.

Duross Company leased the building
at sos Washington street TO the Il. III,
Roberts Chemical Company and at sos
Washington street to Il. J. Carroll; also
the store in $50 Hudson street To Hert-
eel & TraubeL
macklin Brown Purdy & Van Wyck.
admiralty proctors, leased through
George A. Churchill business quarters
in the new Kerr Steamship building at
"a Beaver street, which they viii occu-
py April /, 1921
Frederick Fox s. Co. Inc, leased the
store and basement in the northeast cor
ner OF Broadway and Twenty-sixth
street 10 the holmarMarcus Clothes
Shop. clothing retailer.
Robert Levers leased for a long term
about 2,o00 square feet or office space
In 7le Knfckerboclxer Building 10 the
National Ice and Coal Company.
II M Well Company leased the store
in 225 West Thirty-sixth street to the
Waterman Press, Inc: tthe store In
1853 West Thirty-thiI1d street, pennsy1-
yania Arcade, for the Penn Realty Cor
poration to the n. T. Hegeman Company;
the store In a10 West Thirty-fourth
street to Goldie's Auction Rooms: the
store in 212 West Thirty-fourth street
10 the Rosenzvaig Candy Company:
three floors IN EOS West Thirty-fourth
street 10 Ida Luban; the parlor store in
204 West Thirty fourth street to Su-
sanna Bell. the loft in 223 West Thirty
third street TO the Apex Chemical Com
pany. and the parlor store in goa West
Tnirty-third street 70 the Wilson Pub
fishing Company
The Star Company leased from the
Childs Company space in 47 Broadway.
Alfred p. Coburn leased to the Foun-
eof -.
Pearl street for five years; also to
Neff & Walk space in same building for
five years.
r. J. Guilfoyle & Co leased Office space
in the building at 4s7 Broadway to the
Bon-Ton Company. American Novelty
and Notion Company. 5. and NJ Muslin
Underwear Company. Henry Bernstein x
Co, Friedman Thread Company, J. Men
del. United Constructive Accountants
Eagle Advertising Service, Shirley Lace
and Embroidery Works, Merchants Prod
ucts Corporation. William Gold. Jewel
Waist Company, Bragdon Envelope Com
pany, Horace X. Kelly & Co. and J. J.
,Newberry g. Co.
Maurice Wertheim leased the four
story dwelling at 150 East Forty-sixth
street for a term of twelve years to John
Il. Rowland. The lessee is having plans
drawn for converting the dwelling into
small studio apartments also leased the
store and parlor floor Of 1875 East Forty
third street TO William S. Creamer.
j. Arthur Fischer leased TO Mrs. Oil
phant and Mrs. Stevens the store in 52
West Thirty-ninth street: also leased TO
Bassi Brothers the store In 656 Sixth
avenue, northeast corner of Thirty
eighth street
Harris, vought & Co leased lofts in
AIS Broadway to PauSer Knitting Mills,
Joseph Hauser & Louis Beier: offices In
1882 Broadway TO Herbert l.. Smith,
Klein, Kinds 4 Finke, and Merit SILK
Mills. and an apartment in 81 West
120th stret to NJ. Singer.
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REALTY JoTTINGs.

James Kyle & Sons placed mort
gage or 100000 for three years at per
cent. on the two four story stores and
apartment buildings, 40.3xs0, at the
southeast corner OF sixty first street and
Lexington avenue
Goodwin 81 Goodwin have bean ap-
pointed agents for the apartment house
at 521 West 122d street
Duross Company has placed first
mortgage OF $1,000 on 515 East Seven
teth street, $4,000 on 234 West Twenty
sixth street. $4,000 on 4S9 West 145th
street and $500 on the frame dwelling
at 1853 Anthony avenue, the Bronx.
Edward J. Hogan has been appointed
agent for the new seventeen story office
building Just completed by the Fred b.
French Company at 500 Madison ave-
nue.. northwest corner OF Forty-first
street.
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FIVE story fiat house, opposite ~ " Con-
fral Melrose station: price right: net profit
over 81 900. 800 East 1921 st., apt. 2B.
Rorouuh OF Brooklyp--saIe or Rent
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TRANSACTIONS.

Howe & Thompson sold the Charles A.
Sonberg residance on Valley road, White
Plains. N y. 20 c. Brown Of Spear &
Co. who VIII occupy. The same brokers
also leased for d. c. Slobohrn 32 Long
view avenue. White Plains. n. Y to
b. r. Hayward of Greenwich, Conn.
r. h Ragette sold the dwelling at
Fletcher avenue. corner OF East LINCOLN
avenue Mount Vernon. n Y. for Julius
Ferdinand Buck 60 Mrs Ida Eagleson-
William z. Morreli. Inc. with AlDert
b. Ashforth. Inc, sold FOR Israel NJ
Friedman his country estate at white
Plains, N. Y consisting OF about fifty
acres with dwelnng and other buildings
Brown. WheelociS 81 Co. Inc, represented
the purchaser.
@. Tuoti & Co. sold for Frederick olt-
man TO Del Piano his six acre country
place at Little Ferry, N. j.. with stucS
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R6-SPECBLATORS
Southwest corner of 1nwood ay.. i70th St I;
traffic street. l block west OF
Jerome av. subway station; over lots on
grade: sacrifice for $4,000; very easy
IT, T. WOOD, 22o BROADWAY
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Sells Five story Apartment.

Arthur L. Shaw sold for the Michel
man Realty Company the i've story
apartment at 552 West 160th street,
s75a1100.
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Connecticut. .

a. acres. 25 tilapfe. balance pasture and
woodland, fruit trees: room house. water
in house; 2 barns. henhouse, 2 horses. 3
cows. 65 hens, heifer. farming tools; price
81 500: reasonable terms CLARK q SON,
1924 Main ST.. Bridgeport. Conn.
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Buyers 10 Improve 34th 81. Plot.
\. a. q. Pflomm sold Tor sara ri But
Ter The four story building al 260 West
rhirty-fourth street. I4.Gx9S.9, and for
Leo Kahn the four story building at
e62 West Thfrty-fourth street 146x
as.9. 10 James and owen Devaney. The
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Leonard WE'LL. the operator. has pur
erased from the Billings Estate Corlo
ration through Frank G. Van TasseH
the five story tenement at 334 Eas
fV5th street, 20x10o; also the three storl
apartment house az 35g East Forty
ninth street and the three story corne
apartment house with stores AZ 36l Eas
Torty-ninth street and SS5 First avenue
The parcels have been I'm possession o
rhe Billings estate for number .
pears and these transactions close Oil
their realty holdings IN Manhattan.
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DOCTORS offices and apartment for rent,
% East b6th sti may be seen from lO-o on
weekdayn
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STOKES MAY OPEN SCHOOL.
Retiring Yale Secretary TO Take
over Carnegie Home, Is Report.

spscioI Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
LENox, Mass, March 13.-A report
which could not be verified was current
to-day that the Rev. Anson Phelps
Stokes. retiring secretary OF Yale. Is to
become master OF boys preparatory
school to be established at Shadowbrook.
the Carnegie mansion. now on the mar
ket.
The house was built BY Mr.. Stokes's
father, the late Arson Phelps Stokes.
and after his death was conducted sue
cessrully for several years as a hotel
until Andrew Carnegie bought 1t in 1917.
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FLATBusH

Why worry over present housing con
ditions? Rare opportunity 70 wide
awake homesoekersi High class 2
family duplex house, consisting Of ~
living rooms. largo storage rooms.
. separate laundrles, 2 separate hot
water eystems. Most modern steam
plant. electric light. floors OF paruuet
and tile; walls painted and decorated
or tiled tno paporlng). 3 bathrooms.
separate shower rooms, separate Law
atories; enclosed brick and glass
porch, double garage. house just fin
ithedi immediate occupancy; location.
most restricted section ia F1atbush, a
few minutes' walk 10 Prospect Park
or 10 either of 2 subway systems. one
block from Flatbush av. car; inspec-
tion by appointment Apply to RIGHT
CONTRACTING CORP, 1888 Bedford
nv. Brooklyn, or call at Fiatbush
1aT1 and F1atbush 9043-R.
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apartment house at 61e Park place, near
FRANKLIN avenue, for Jacob N. Karp;
also sold the three story double apart
ment house at 57l Fiftieth street near
sixth avenue, for Florence A. SchefteL
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BROOKLYN MARKET.

Frank Seaver sold a vacant plot.
l00x100, on the northwesterly corner OF
Twelfth avenue and Eighty fifth street
for l.. M Burchardi
Charles Partridge sold the four story
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery TO I4th ST., Inclusive.
q 1na WATTS ST.

NO. 15S WATTS ST,
between West and Washington sts.: near
vehicular tunnel TO Jersey; small three story
building possession April. owner. SAMUEL
FITZPATRICK, 149 Broadway.
NO. 394 WATER ST.,
between Oliver st. and Catharine slip, three
story brick building, SO, 500. SAMUEL Kill
PATRICK, 149 Broadway. Tel. Cort. 34o3.
4TH ST, corner Horario.-Six story, base
ment, elevator building; superb lighti inn
mediate possession: sacrifice price or VIII
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westchestcr--sale or Rent.
HUDSON RIVER ESTATE.

"a ninutes out; elegant grounds. grand
ehadsi tennis court, fine mansion, 20 rooms.
baths, hot water heat, gas. electric lights.
open freplaces grand hall. servants dining
room, billiard room. laundry, grand porch.
sides, portecochere: large garage for 4
cars; chauffeur's rooms. heated, lighted;
high eleyation; near station: grand view OF
Hudson and mountains. bargain at $50. 600;
cost SIPS 900.
DUROSs CO.. e6I BROADWAY.
Phone Barclay 5734.
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family brick: ons-haif
block Interborough subway station: 5000:
little cash down, balance terms 20 suit. J. J.
CONNBLLY. iip2 Nostrand av., Brooklyn.
4. 40 ST., near Berry st.--a story and base
rnent brick and brownstone; occupied by .
familiecs; bargain. $1,000. Greenpoint cara.
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Above I4th st. TO 18th ST. uncIusive).
East River TO North River.
r,nNNrnmN RnnMINc norsEs.

DOWNTOWN ROOMINC; HOUSES.
Good location: lower West Side; story,
basement and cellar. well built dwellings; !;
II rooms; possession May !. bargain at
$1T, 800 each: very easy terms. Telephone
Cortlandt 3403.
9TH ST, 327 East.-Housa, front and rear,
will sell cheap. Inquire RABE, 2O4 East
path ct
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westchcster'--saie ~ Rsnt.

HOUSE. bargain. modcrn, Y rnonH ham.
nice porch: river view. near Hastings sta
iion. yacht and tennis club price AZ 600
DUROSS 26f broadway. Barclay 5795
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


BEAUTIFUL. high class apartment IN high
class house, most elegantly furnished: :
electric light, telephone; maid service In
cluded IN rent, open for inspection any time.
Mr.. BoTfANAN, is2 East 10th st.
FROM April TO October, two rooms, bath
and hitchenettei apartment especially Co.
signed Tor banhsloyt Park snd ceth. Ynons
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Sew Jerrer-saIe o. nrnt

MOUNTAIN LAKES HOMES for sale or IA
pIsts listing. Prices 5000 to $4,000 Rsnt-
ais bv month season and yeari very reason
ss'.s,..E 81. r. .H5ETx ~ e scilssd rssd
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

AT Ridgswood. Glen Rock. Hohokus: six 20
ten room houses, ranging from $4,000 to
$4,000; all churches. excellent schools and
express committing service; photographs and
ali particulars at either Office. 8. s. WAL
STRuM-GORDON & FORMAN, 100 Broad
way, N, Y. G. Tel. Rector tbs. Ridgewood.
N. ]. Tel. $685.
ASBURY PARK, Allenhurst, Deal Beach;
bradley beach, Ocean Grove. Eiberon, &C. |;
summer houses. hotels. garages. JACOB A.
KING, opposite North Asbury Park Station.
RIDGEWOOD-Slx room modern cottage,
barn, chicken houses, fruit acres, SI,Ooo
photographs. HOVER, 212 Bway, N 4.
SEVEN room house. best build, right up to
s14,5O0; something you don't often see A
e92 Herald, Fulton st.
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purchasers intend TO Improve the prem
isee with a commercial building. @. w.
Gustus g Co represented the buyers.
Du Points 10 Erect BIG Factory.
IL plans which officials OF the paint
and chemicals manufacturing depart
menk OF the Du Pont Company are con-
stdering mature the company will soon
crest the largest dry color plant in che
world. They are considering also the
erection of a new unit for their htho-
pone plant. 1rhe site FOR the new
building has not yet been selected
definitely. The Du Pont Company now
has a number o6 factories producing
uthopone, but tile capacity is not suffi-
Client 20 meet an increasing demand. The
proposed unit Will gtre them tho re-
quired further capaosty.
Lease ITs-1s0 Fifth Avenue.
Julius Rosenberg leased Tor Meusches
Bros. the buildings at lTs and 1So
Fifth avenue TO Ray g. Zindler, build
eTs and contractors. who win remodel
these buildings and suitcase the prem
ises, The lessees have taken this lease
for a term OF twenty-one years. at an
aggregate rental OF 100000 net. Her
man y. Goldberg acted for Messrs.
Menschel and Mr Rosenberg for the
lessees
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


DOCTORS offices and apartment for rent,
% East ooth sti may be seen from io-o on
weekdays.
IDEAL bachelor apartment. Independent,
on 18th ST.. near subway. large sitting room,
nished; very low rent; will sell furniture a.
half price; $500, leaving for Europe. For ap-
pointment phone Rector 2s6i.
PI.EAEANTEST apartment In New YORK:
three large rooms, kitchenette. with back
entrance: four windows looking on Central
rerki south and west windows always sun
aG sTo up,
quirsd- Telephone March 10, 10. IL beforo
II o,olock. Circle 6s2s.
TWO and three room suites, most attract
lively furnished and conveniently situated;
highest class hotel service; unsurpassed
cuisine; leases. HOTEL SCHUYLER. o.
West 4oth st. Bryant 1881.
WASHINGTON Square. completely furnished; !;
nigh class room apartment 50 Washing
ton place.
WEST i13th st-cneerfui 1 room apartment:
most desirable Call Riverside 4445.
9TH Av.. 10th ST. ufotei Grosvenor) Large
sitting room, bedroom. closets, bath; pri-
vate hallway, complete hotel service includ-
ed until Oct. ] $3.50. Apt II.
BOTH ST.. 0 AND 8 EAST.
Two rooms and bath.
Modern apartment.
BOTH ST.. Park av.--Elegant. sunny. large
rooms. Kitchen. bath: subiet SO months
remain; suitable bachelor. couple. doctor;
privacy. Telephone Murray Hin 1922.
18TH ST. Il WEsT.-A,ttraotiyeiy furnished he'd
vator. Telephone 1866 Circle.
BID st.. bs w.-Parlor floor. handsomely
furnished: largo living. room. bedroom
built in bath; non-housekeeping. Jas. A.
Dowd. s74 9th av.: Circle 32.
54TH ST. broadway Hote, AIbemarle-
Parlor. bedroom and bath; reasonable rates.
--vTsry csrs - yUnST
Three rooms and bath. furnished; maid and
restaurant service; $50 monthly.
eisT ST, 10 WEST (Pasadena)., corner
Broadway--Neay elevated, subway: newly
bountifm closets, light, linen. maid service
included, $40 $50 weekly. s1o5-s250 monthlyi
restaurant IN building. Columbus 400
72D. 240 wes, subway eIpress) Artistic
turs or unfurnlshed; lease Columbus 1850.
afternoons.
18TH ST, 215 w.--Apartment 70 sublet fur
nished. rooms and bath. $500. Apart
ment I'D.
9TH. 3os vest, immense rooms.
southern exposure. elevator. telephone; ex-
celient transit facilities reasonable rental.
Riverside 1880.
100 West 18th st.-Beautifui apartment. ed
room. bath, kitchenette; modern conven-
7eT MADISON AV.--2 and room apartment,
light housekeeplng exclusive neighbor-
hood: every modern convenience: Immediate
possession; 1925 TO $3.50 per month; refer
ences required.
940-g42 Park av.. corner sfst.-Elegantly fur
nished, : rooms southern exposure: until
September so: service unexceIled.
BEAUTIFUL seven room apa artment: 30 min
utes Times square, heat; electric. gas; cor
ner Sumner av.. Decatur st. Lafayette 4lso.
10TH ST., 3al-5 rooms and bath, nicely fur
niahed: electric light; near subway, April
l. Phone 925 Shore road.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough cf Brooklyn

PARK sLOPE-tiT5 monthly: elegantly fur
ushed. modern story house, April until
Oct. reference required. Phone Prospect 05t.
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ATTRACTIVE

New modern home, just completed. 6 rooms.
bath. decorated. fireplace. oak floors, glass
enclosed porch. electric light, gas. garage
Win runway; evergreens and shrubs planted
around house; $4,000. s.. 500 cash. the bal
ance rent; minutes walk TO Bellerose
Another new house OF rooms for $0,T50.
EDWARD BIAII.A. Owner,
g- Reansen Lane. Phone $50 Floral Parh,
or ~ West 34th ST., ". Y.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Ilth st. 10 59th ST. Qnciusfve>.
East River to North River.
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WATER FRONT HOME at tremendous bar
gain. 20 miles from Penn. Station, New
York cItyl ~ trains daily 300 It. actual
salt water bathing and shooting In season.
close by and easy of aoceesi old Colonial
type OF gentlemans suburban farmhouse.
with 10 rooms, 2 baths large garage and
every city convenience. Including hot water,
eiectrfo light and gas; beautifui residential
ssotioni hcst reasons for selling: scr, 900
total pricoi very easy terms arranged. PRf-
vATE OWNER. Post office box ssa city
stall station. New York city
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FARM PROPERTY.
Long Island.

II 1-8 ACRES IN BALDWIN.
good soil; Ia clear and fenced in, balance
heavy timber; 4 room bungalow, new. two
story shop and garage, COW house, chicken
house, pig sty; price 81 900 per acre, half
cash; will subdivide. w. L. CRAMER, r..
f. u. g. Hampstead, N. Y.
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Above 5sth st.--5th Az. to North River.

ATTENTION-LARGB PROFITS.
Near Broadway. 10 story apartment house;
rents over 1000; leased to one party for
1856 900 yearly, with cash security; expenses
on lease Sit 200; price $240.o0o.
Fine Broadway corner, large frontage and
considerably more soon expenses $4,000;
price $470,000.
Desirable apartment house with small
apartments: convenient 10 Broadway G03d
st.); rents sl3,oo0; expenses $4,000; price
$65, 600
Amsterdam sv. corner, with storess rents
$i6,5o0. price 100000.
Desirable corner elevator apartment house;
rents $4,000; price S260,000.
Also other bargains, large and small.
Send for list
n. T. wooD. 200 ROADWAY.
MORNINGSIDE Av. Opposite park) Two
private houses, 17x10o each; possession
May 1. ELGAR FElNBEHG, 900 Sth aV.,
room 4i0 Telephone Vanderbilt 9640.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

ROOM and board wanted by Jewish gentio-
man, private family; Washington Heights
preferred. 2SS Herald, Herald "a.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
INFORMATION WANTED.

WANTED--whereabouts of George Van
AIKEN by his wife, Lena, sic W. 15eth st.,
New York.
800 reward information to establish respon~
sibilitv for accident January 20 In front Of
Trinity School. West 9fst st. when boy was
run over by motor truck. u. u. FOX. ". X.
Tribune.
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
long Islsnd--saIe or Rent.

FAR RoCKAwAY. 81 Dickens 81. family,
rooms and bath. electric, &C. newly
from cellar 70 roof; minutes
from statioui Immediate possession, small
cash payments easy terms on balance
CLINTON TRADING CORPORATION. iSa
Remscn st. Brooklyn. Tel. Main B640
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Washington Heights, Above le5th St.,
West of Sth Av.

DWELLING, story high. stoops, 1sxf0oi
ii rooms, baths, steam heat arranged
for two families immediate possession.
JOHN p. LEO, JR., st. Nicholas av. u65th).
RENTS Si2 6Oa PRICE s64. 600.
8 story. nearly 80 IT.. electric light. mod
ern: $1,000 cash; cheapest walkup on
Heights; exceptionally good purchase. 6I.AW-
SON & HOBBS, 1862 West 72d st.
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.
Borough Of Bronx--saIe or Rent,

WEST SIDE sTH AV.-Corner plot. 1o0xi0o
will sell whole or part or viii subordinate
400 90 av. Tel. South 51e3.
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MisceIlaneous-SaIe or Rent.

GARAGES
II contemplating the construction OF
community or public type garage, :, shop.
warehouse or factory, line to US VIII fur-
nish you with print and estimate.
THE APPLETON COMPANY.
World Building. N. Y.
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Farms wanten.

FARM. about go acres, good buildings, cleo
trio light. conveniences about SO miles from
New York, wanted at once. WALTER
STEINER. $40 Ocean av., Bklyn.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

JARDIN DID FLEURS,
12S-l3o WEST o3D.
Large rooms. Southern cuisine. parlor dining
rooms, table guests. Tel Riverside 022e.
74TH. i49 West--Singie. double; ideal loca
tion electricity; purest foods: table guests
s2D. 1874 w. (Graycourt) spacious pariors.
lounge; steam heat; rooms. single. en- suite.
61TH. 81 West.--Large front room, excellent
board; electricity: telephone: Jewish house.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-07-07
PHELAN NOTES

Mrs. 7. ]. Deverell Is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. j. E. Johnson and children
have returned to their home in Gin
ton, KY, after an extended visit with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. C. Floyd.
Miss Lucille Faux has returned
from a months visit with her sister.
Mrs Victor Faux, at Brunswick.
Little Miss Jewell Deverell is Wis
ing her sister, Mrs. Pink Marshall,
Of Pleasant Grove
Misses Dollie and Lucille Cobb, who
have been visiting their sister, Mrs.
G. E. Davis, have returned to their
home at Newbern.
Rev Robert Faux, Of Houston,
Texas, is visiting relatives in this
vicinity
Mr.. Frank Davis is reported sick.
Miss Opal Deverell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Rob Mize, of Stanton.
Little Miss Lena BAXTER is reported
sick.
Mr.. crd Mrs. J. M, Sanders spent
the weekend with relatives at Gift.
Mr.. g. w. Bishop and family, of
Covington, spent Sunday with rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Mrs. G. f. Davis left Saturday for
a visit to relatives at Newbern.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-07-07
DISARMING MEASURE
ADOPTED BY HOUSE

With the Borah disarmament
amendment approved but practically
all other senate changes, particularly
those calling for increased appropri-
ations, rejected by the house, the
naval appropriation bill was sem
back to the senate Friday for final
action.
To permit the measure to become
effective before midnight or before
the beginning Of the fiscal year for
which it makes provision, the senate
will have to yield on all amendments
rejected by the house in it's action on
the conference report.
Adoption by the house of the Bo-
rah amendment authorizing and re-
questing the president to invite Great
Britain and Japan to join the United
States in a naval disarmament confer
ence was by an almost unanimous
vote, $50 to 4. and was preceded by
only brief debate.
President Harding's letter to Rep
resentative Mondell, Republican lead
er. declared it was wholly desirable
"that congress should express fav-
orable opinion regarding world dis
armament and that it was not Of par
ticular concern to the administration"
what form that expression SHOULD
take. was read to the house before
the taking of the vote.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-07-07
THE ROOSEVELT COIN

A bill has been introduced in con-
gress to authorize new coin, of the
two and helf cents. and to be known
as the Roosevelt coin. It is proposed
to place bust of the late president
on one side, with the date Of his
birth and death. It is said that there
is strong possibility of the passage
of the bill.
The argument is made that there
is real need for a two-and-a-half cut
coin. 1t would enable one to make
exact change when half cent enters
into the transaction. Many small
articles for instance, are sold for is
cents. or twelve and helf cents. or
two for a quarter, but customer in
variably has to nav eight cents. or 13
cents when a single article is pur-
chased.