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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13

vincial central committee Of the party,
the provincial political bureau and the
central provincial military headquar-
ters,
similar groupa, should be formed in
all county seats by the respective
county organizations. The duties Of
shese groups should be the mobilisa-
ton OF all propaganda forces of the
party and Soviet. organs for the ar
rangement of concerts, meetings and
the organization of special fund drives
In the interest of the returned victors
Of the Red front, and for the close t
possible watch on all organs connected
with the administration of demobiliza-
etions. You should Immediately; report
the formation Of all such groups of
sthree and file supplementary reports
on the progress Of the work every five
days to the following address: Moscow,
Trotsky, secretary of to Central Com
mittee of the Russian Communist
party Preobraj ensky. (Signed) Act
ing Director Of the Chief Political Di-
vision, Litkin.'
"Rut all these good intentions, re-
main merely intentions, for following
immediately upon this order we find
an articie on the Soviet Militia @Sys-
tenn by Gommissary for Military AT
otllSSpVohy, III @HlCn ne says.
y The condition of our active army,
deprived new of large portion of
Communists and. in addition, running
short OF food supplies, due to constant
movement, ,will prove extremely an
favorable and. from the point Of view
Of maintaining within it the prole-
tartan, Soviet spirit, the army is Bound
to; evinccsaatS tendency toward*'dissoluo'
ton }EA@s
Situation ut the Front
ITO be Isa@e, as far as the situation
at the frontIis concerned, it is possible
to operate ythere not only by appealing
to the spirit of nationalism, but also
by@ ma ssfsaxecutions. But it is quite
impossibis,for the Bolsheviki to demo-
biiize their army, for that would mean
the surrefdSr of their chief weapon Of
: This is8fhe vicious circle in which
the 'BelshsRak government finds itse f
to-day. ItSTs impossible to wage wars
and to carry the Communist revolution
into Europe{a nd Asia without universal
military service. Universal military
service, on the other hand, in the face
Of the general hatred of the people for
the Bolshevist power. constitutes the
gravest danger.
There can be no doubt that the
process of disintegration of the Red
army. admitted by the Bolshevik press
itself, will continue, and in its develop
ment rests the gravest danger for the
dictatorship of the Bolsheviki. This
dlslntegration cannot be halted either
ny puhlshment or ,propaganda!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
Can,inetti Denies Issuing
Any Ne,c T'yphus Order
Conflict Must Be BefDeen the
City and State authorities,
C0mn.isst0rsr. General SAYS

From, The Trtbuno's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-No new in
structions have been sent to Commits
sioner Wallis by the immigration Office
bearing on the typhus situation other
thanst the standing order WHICH provides
tbatsal precautions MIDST pc taken to
keep out infected persons, Commits
sioner General of immigration Cam
inetti said to-day.
1.-THE standing order is to take all
precautions against the admission Of
diseased persons and to cooperate fully
with the public health service authori-
ties" Commissioner Caminetti said
r,'"If any conflict in authority exists"
Acting Commissioner Alfred Hampton
added, ct is between the New York
State health authorities and New York
City health Office. Every incoming ship
is stopped at the Sandy Hook quar-
antine station and all passengers are
given an examination by the New York
State health authorities. The vessels
are then passed on to the Federal i'm
migration authorities for another ex-
animation. The immigrants are ex-
amined for entrance to the United
States in, g most thorough manner by
the Ellis island authorities. No in
structions have been sent to bar the
city hea til officers from the Federal
barge Office, but that is a matter Com
missioner Wallis must deal with en-
tirely."
Surgeon General Cumming. Of the
Public Health Service, said that his
department would continue to cooper
ate fully with the New York authori-
ties in the typhus situation. He said
that9he was not in q position to sug-
istration Of the, Ellis Island;t station.
but that he was Immensely eonce rt1ed
in>e ombattihg the entrance ofsdmeased
persons to the United States. - So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13

the fumigation of steamships TO che
various lines having Offices here, and
advised that the regulations, which
were drawn up in 1853, would be
strictly enforced -9~~ A,Fr- tsY
bCommissaonsr Of Inamsgration Wallis
gave out n statements last night.fds-
elaring. al erroneous can" impression
that seems 60 prevail In some quarters
that the immigration. authoritis5 at
United States ports are responsible for
the enforcement of the quarantine law
and regulations"
"This is not fact" Mr.. Wallis said.
1.-THE Immigration authorities have
nothing to do with the enforcement OF
quarantine claws. ~ The, Quarsntine
Station is under the. control OF .@New
sYork .Statf I Our sole duty Is to en-
force Che W imm igfatioh1 laws after
quarantine has granted 'pratiqne' to
arriving ships. B..
"Whea she immigration officials have
determined that an alien Is eligible
for admission it is their duty to land
him properly. irrespective Of his des-
tination."
:. AS. to loathsome or dangerous con-
To gfoas diseases,t the Commissioner OF
linn igration said. "No alien. 80 az
flicted and certified Is ever landed by
authority of Ellis Island officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13

Senate Votes TO Increase
- GiIlett's Salary to $4,000
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-The salary
of Speaker Gillett of the House would
be increased from $4,000 to $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13

under an amendment to the annual
Federal salary bill adopted to-day bs
the Senate.
tor Pomerene, Democrat, Of Ohio, who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
Two Die in Italian Riot
Communists and Nstionalists
Clash at Monfalcone

LONDON, Feb. 1.-Two persons
we're killed and fifteen wounded yes
terday ina a. conflict between Commu-
nists and Extreme Nationalists at the
naval ship ard at Monfalcone, Italy.
says Rome dispatch to the CentraI
News, which quotes report to the
Epocha.
The trouble, it is reported, arose over
the burning of the plant occupied by
the Socialist daily II Lavoratore in
! trieste on WEDNESDAY. morning. Some
Communists became involved in an
argument with two Fascistis, or Ex-
treme Nationalists, and the discussion
resulted in fight. Troops were aeal Aea
out and workmen holding a shipbuild-
ing yard in the town were forced, tt
withdraw and Red Guards retired from
the scene Of the trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
House Accepts Cut
+. In Navy Strength
/; - To, 100000 Men
Clauses Of Appropriation
Bill Providing 90 Million
TO Carry On Building Pro-
gram to Come Up Monday

WASHINGTON, Feb, 12.-~The House
to-day accepted without comment che
provision for reducing the enlisted
strength tof the navy from $4,000 to
100000 men after July l.
During consideration Of the naval ap-
preparation bill no objection WAS raised
to the sections providing funds suf-
ficient only for a force Of 100000 dur
ing the coming fiscal year. It ELECTED
neither criticism nor friendly CONNIE Mt
and remained in the bill intact.
Clauses providing for reduction OF
the Marine Corps personnel from ap.
proximately $4,000 to 10000 men, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
Crigsby Denied Seatin House

WASHINGTON, Feb f2.-George B.
Grigsby, Democratic delegate from
Alaska, is not entitled to His seat in the
House, the Elections Committee re-
ported to-day after long investigation.
The committee held that James Wick
orgbam, Republican, had been duly
elected to serve in the present Con-
gress, which expires March 4. The com
fraistee held that Grigsby had no legal
right to sit in the House because he
was selected at special election called
to. fill vacancy when no vacancy
CYiStad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
HapsbargA'' Stir Hungary i.
!. ~ Z \ ;, %S.3H-----.---------------- =
Clashes Over Restoration Cause
T Adjournment of Assembly


BUDAPEST, Feb. IL Admiral Hor-
thy, the Regent, Thursday adjourned
the National Assembly Indefinitely be-
cause of the inccssant clashes over the
question of restoring the Hapsburg
dynasty. He invited the party leaders
to conference at which he personally
advocated reconciliation, emphasizing
that it was necessary to enable the
legislature to proceed with constructive
work.
All factions agree that the31aestidn
of an occupant of Hungary srthr1ne is
the country's, sole affair. It-rs unAet-
stood that if it is impossible to reach
an agreement as to ruler, Regent
Horthy4 viii appeal to the country,
break up the Assembly and issue writs
for new election,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13
C.holmelev-Jones TO. O,lis

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-Colonel +.
G. Cholmeley-J ones, director of the
War Risk Insurance Bureau, will ten
der his resignation as soon as the new
Secretary Eof the Treasury takes office
My:a35eBes: said he hoped to he able to
.tetnrh to his home in New York soon,
but would not desert the ship"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13

The new Spring Canfi-
levers have just come in.
| You should see them
Th-fhsy YOU hace eyer
aoor1 CantiieoeYs before or
NOE. We wsU B.. glad to
| shoc then, at any Of our
shops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-02-13

also Sponsored, the amendment sdor.- :,
yesterday 70 increase the Vice. pr"na
dent's salary to the same sum. p esi'
increases still have TO be approved y 10
The New York herald., 1921-04-10
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


BUSINESS corner, near office, no heat
rent over s., 500 equity $11 $50; want cash
and Long Island City, Queens Borough lots
excellent opportunity. GHEGAN LEVINE.
123 Kingston av.. Brooklyn.
BUILDING; rent $5.TJO; one tenant: equity
SIS, 900 over first mortgage trade for free
and clear dwelling, city or country, or farm.
DUROSS. 261 Broadway.
BRONX vacant plots, $4,000 20 $4,000; free
and clear, and cash for Bronx or Manhat-
tan new law apartments. SHARROTT g.
THOM. 440 East 10th St
CHANCE OF LIFETIME.
Desirable, fine, large Broadway corner
apartment house, lot OF stores; mortgage
S425. 600, and years TO run; rents Ss3,6O0
price 100000; Win exchange for city or
II II. r. WOOD. 20 BROADWAY.
EIGHT story nreproof loft, 26x100. Astor
place section; rent 100000 cash equity
$25, 900 II 1902 Herald. Bronx.
EAST LONG BRANCH.-corner lot 50xi0o;
exchange for lot nearer city, preferably
seashore o 1901 Herald. Harlem.
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HOUSES WANTED -UNFURNIsHED

AMERICAN family three. want small house
or floor. desirable locality; reasonable; ;
daily committing. = 20I Herald. Herald sq
SMALL family wants small house for rtht
unfurnished; about q rooms preferably
Tuckahoe. Scarsdale. Hartsdale; reasonable.
+ 300 Herald, Herald 50.
six or seven room house or lower part
with modern convenienccs, accessible 10
Iuterborough or B x, + subway might buy
6 as Herald. $50 Bway
vANTEp-ro rent small unfurnished house.
East sNe. MRS. =. u. BRIGHT 1870 Madi-
Han al
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New Jersey.
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED.

PRIVATE DWELLING AT 10th ST.
and Convent Av.-Eight rooms and bath i.
furnace heat, win decorate to suit; rental
81 200. Immediate possession. l.. j. PHIL
LIPS & CO. t4S West I'D at. Columbus 1888.
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Mest.aes.er.

FURNISHED house modern conVeniergcs
July and August, White Plains. IN goot
section, lawn and garden. terms reasonable
r 2SS Herald. Herald sa.
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westcl,ester.

HANDSOMELY furnished apartments AZ
wildwood aud n. WILDWOOD every CON
ycnience. lowest prices. Apply WALDORF
owner 40 w. Chclton av.. Gtn., phila. Pa,
Phone Gtn. G0-T6J
NEWARK, y. J.--turnishea or unfurnishcd
high class apartment TO sublet $ light
pleasant rooms; best residential section
GRUAfAfON, 63G Mount Prospect Az.
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fNOUR room bungalow furnished, to small
family from May 15 10 September TO- two
minutes from bay, park and trolley; refer
scnee given and required. 102 West 46th st..
Bayonfre N. J.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

TO rent furnished for six month. small pri-
vate house. 90tth st, near Riverside. A
1916 Herald, Fulton st.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

GROUND floor or loft over 1000
feet, storage auto boaies; low rental;
permanent National Commercial, 254 w. o4th
SMALL Office, centrally located, at reason
able rent suitable for lawyer. G T59 Her
aid, 2S0 B'way.
SPACE wanted for small, up 10 date lunch
eonette, in business district A 1921 Her
aid. Fulton st.
WAETED-150-20o square feet. about
81 foot between 34th and 10Th; would
share space with electrician, carpen-
ter. Room 1117. 20 Mcst 45th 81.
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STBLET for summer. 4 outside rooms; hgn
class elevator apt, planoa, subway. ren-
sonable to responsible party. Phone Wad
$3.50. ant. 3i1.
SEVEN room apt. furnished, all latest Inn
provcmenta. from May until November
/ rent moderate. IIAMBLET. 1913 w. l0jth
81. Phone Agademy 2i5a.
srTf.ET. lower West side, thrce rooms bath
ana kitchenette. electric light, elevator
reasonable, X 80 Herald, Herald "a
SIX room corner apartment. 3 baths. to
suhiet all outside rooms June ~ 10 Sept.
is. Call a7s1 schuyler before u a. N.
STUDIO apartment 9 rooms and bath. North
WASHINGTON square. from April u % Octo-
ber i5 Tel Monday. Spring 6o13
SIX light rooms 2 baths. June ! 10 septem-
ber l-i5 $40 West ilith ~. apt 9 u
no RwNr-Efigh class apartment, june to
October. in Hotel Majestic I'D st., Con.
tfnl Park West, . rooms ana bath, fuzzy
furnished. Amply ~ Mrs ! N SMITH
auue l2s, Or sydney Fisher. ~ 23d st.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
New Jersey.

BRADLEY BEACH.-God's country for chill
dren; beautiful IL room house and garage;
all newly furnished; 2 baths; heated; modern
IN every respect; for sale, $4,000, $4,000
cashs replacement value over $4,000; or 70
rent for the season. $1,000 Phone Asbury
Park s44 appointment.
BRADLEY BEACH. the Queen of the Jersey
Shore. = Beautiful hollow tile and >stucco
corner house, lust finished; near beach !;
every modern equipment; elegantly fur
nished: for sala. $50, 900, $14 900 cash, or &c
rent for season at 81 800. Call up Asbury
Park 844 for appointment.
CALDWELL N J.--Modern home, 10 rooms.
bath ana sleeping porch. nicely furnished,
nonvenien6 TO trains sSl trolleys. for rent
from June to September 9. 5000 per month:
inquire Real Estate Department. FIDELITY
UNION TRUST COMPANY. Prudential
Building. Newark. N. J.
NOR RENT, furnished, from May Is to
Sept /. In Ocean county. Beachwood, N.
Il. off main highway 10 Atlantic City, beau
tifully situated among the pines, blocks
from water; ideal bathing and boating;
bungalow completely furnished with every
convenience, built for summer and winter
use; main building has bedrooms. living
room, bath, kitchen and 150 IT. of living
room porch; detached kitchen and dining
room; also open air dining room, maids
room. parlor and shower; garage for cars:
artesfan well; electric automatic pump; all
cooking conveniences: gas. electric light.
VIII let only to responsible people with best
references; rent 81 900. Address GOA Her
aid.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
? =
Miscellaneous.
GARAGE ToR SANE on. LEAsE.

GARAGE FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Modern garage 15Oxf00; no posts; one story
brick building; excellent Harlem location
established business will sell or lease TO re-
sponslble party; terms to suit; principals
only. HERWITT. Worth 4s5.
LIGHT loft, 50x1O0: low rent; long lease;
live steam IL wanted. Inquire Engineer.
15I East 12sth.
OFFICES. LOFTS. WAREHOUSES, SHOW.
ROOMS; ALL SECTIONS. J. CLARENCE
DAVIES. g. NASSAU ST: JOHN 1l7l. 81
EAST 42D ST. VANDERBILT 91T5.
1880 square feet on ground floor. available
for manufacturers surplus stock storage
q automobile all around distributing point
l0i 4th St. Woodside. l.. /. Tel 926 Astoria
Borough of Bronx.
SMALL garage, with IoG, suitable for ex-
pressnan. plumber, electrician. &c. 674
Dawson.
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FORMER HOME LILLIAN RUSSELL

Ten minutes walk to Cornwall IN. W
station West Shore r, r.: 10 room modern
house. ali improvements; also room cot
atge on 10 acres; fruit trees, farm wood
lands, &C.. free and clear. Price $4,000;
win consider New York city income.
EDWARD NJ. SIMsfONDS
FOG Broadway. Cortiandt 1900
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

hThh 4 1mEN 10 It OhNAo11LO. Y
..~~~-.~,.-.----.~~--~> ~--~>~e~>~~~-~~~-~--~~~~~~~
APARTMENT. exauisitely furnished. to sub
let for summer or ono year, large living
room Stoinway .Erand plano. two large mas
ter's bedrooms two baths, kitchen, servants
room. with BATH. dining foyer. exclusive
nciEhhorhood just of oth av., IN tic 1O9 /,
seen ~ appointment, $1,000 yearly, or $500
monthly short lease 2e3 Herald. Her
eld 80.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE FUR
NIsHED APARTMENT, 4 ROOMS AND 2
BATHS, FOR RENT UNTIL SEPTEMBER
SESSION cAN BE SEEN ALL DAY
SUNDAY AND MONDAY. 245 WEST 18TH
ATTRACTIVE modern { room apt. fur.
rishcd 10 aubet from May or sooner, to
October /. Write 0t phore ~ East 9th a.,
Apt N3 Madison square fisO
ATTRACTNEbY furnished. unusually do
sirablc Z room apartment, Sth floor. w.
a1th st. $500 For particulars telephone
Circle PASS.
ASTOR hpartmpat rooms batn, completely
III 10 October I, 1921 Will lease FOR lrHs
uun rent urfnruishea Prone Columbus Pts,
APARTMENT room. baths y. Goth st.,
f0r 4 flDntbe $500 per month best refer
ences required. Phone Tor appointment 5i4J
Rhinelan9rf.
AwTnACTIVEtH furnished four room
housekeeping apartment; newly decorated.
good location. near IL" bus and surface
ca lines $50 central Park West.
APARTMENTS or. QUALITY,
Fnst M,st Side. Long. short leases
r. HpAnTMENTs RgNTING Co,
fTg west 72d St. Phone Columbus 1917.
ArvrRACTTVELY furnished room front
apartment. elevator piano. victroln. linen,
silver; $50 Manhattan av. GfSth Rt1.
COyI4E. Phone Monday. 22IG Broad.
ATTRACTIVE five room duplex apartment,
Win Kitchen. May-Novomber. reasonnbls
rent Murray ffll. Y 2i3 Herald, Herald So.
ADJOINING central Park west below 7ad
st seven large sunny rooms, two baths.
well furnished; rent reasonable. Col, 1898
ApAflTMENr HUNTING UNNECEssARY:
nveluaivc iigtinrs. Consult Mrs. DINCTE-
MAN, Renting Specialist, 129 w. 72d. Col sac
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery 10 nth ST., Inclusive
81 av corner, below d2d Ell right for
improvcment. VIM lease long terms pos-
session ROBERT KELLY. 843 Sd av. Telc-
phone Murray IIil a775.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE part ~ suite $40
Pine ST.. adjoining Broadway. l,oom -.
DESK wlne telephone service III desirable
downtown office. Room 2is, i5 Park Row
(Park Row Bldgl. Barclay ESQ.
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SUMMIT, N. J.-Gentleman's country resi.'
dence for rent for summer. furnished, il
rooms, baths. all conveniences: newly dec
Grated: large plot, garden, shade trees; ex-
ceptional location: garage, 80 minutes from
Hoboken. Apply w. X. BLAIR, room 163,
40 Wall ST.. N. Y. Tel. John 4T01.
l3 rooms and bath. Avon-by the-Sea. n. j..
fronting Shark River; all Improvements;
large grounds: reasonable rent. Inquire A.
BARNETT. 6S w. 117th st. Phone Harlem
4725
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Pennsylvania.
Miscellaneous.

BUNGALOW, artistically furnished; near
shore. $3.50 for season, 81 200 per year.
Phone Mrs. CUSTARD. City Island 1917.
JULY and August; nicely furnished, every
Improvement garage; % miles on D., l.. &
W.: reasonable to right people. A 1905
Herald. Fulton st.
new five room BUNGALOW, furnished, Cats
KILLS, every convenience wonderful views
tarD1 grounds. MARTIN. 1s9 Claremont ev.
ndorn1ngrdde 447s.
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APARTMENTS-FURNIsHED.

--~~~~->~~-S~-~~0~~~,~- s'~~---n-7~'S
TWO rooms and bath. completely furnished
Fifth Avenue Hotel; to sublet June ! TO
Oct. 1 $500 per month. Phone Murray Hill
SAK9
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Long Island.

ATTRACTIVE 8 room house. summer only
20 minutes Penn. Station; references re-
ouired. WIBIRT. 470 Amity ST., Flushing.
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED.


From Battery TO 18th 81, Inclusive
GREENWICH VILLAGE room apart
ments. open fireplace adjacent 70 sheridan
square furnighed or unfurnshed seen by
appointment. Call spring soo1
ifTH, 2os W--ENCEpTfONAL 2 ROOM
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENT MOD
ERN ~ EVERY RESPECT OTHER HIGH
CLASS APARTMENTS. cHELSEN $50.
Og.Gs WEST 10TH STU
Z rooms and huth AN inpras cmsutA, up ~
date. Immediate possession 500 ia Si23.
teuuire sf NEPE 4 nR0.. Agents, 40 wash.
ington square
sbo,e i4th - 70 seth ~, dnclussel.
East Rycr-to north River.
APARTMENTS Murray iuti section. an IT..
pruNcmtnts inquire HENRY nor. lG1 I'd
at, Phone Murray illl a9ai-al74
FOR glsNT--Unfunished apartment on W
aTth st. rooms and baths. with Go !.
extra servants rooms. VIII suitcase Tor IS
months from May / or earlier II required
or furnished for months. i43 Herald.
lINtuld 81.
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Long Island.

WILL rent dining room privileges, with
kitchen, in six-year-old house In 80 room,
high class apartment hotel; seating capacity
800: tables and chairs furnished. Apply
uPJOHN & DE KAY. phone 10, Babylon,
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TO SUBLET-For five montns from May !,
large rooms and BATH; facing Central
Park. Hotel Peter Stuyvesant, . w. 6orn,
Apt S06. EPSTEIN. Schuyler 100.
TWO large room apartment: bath kitchen
ette. chaFmingly furnished piano 2nd Vic
trola. 446 Park av Phone Rlnza A19.
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TO SUBJ. .lGr--PARLOR AND ONE or TWO
BEDROOMS AND TWO BATHS. SIX
MONTHS OR YEAR FROM MAY or JUNE
FIRST, slND PER ROOM PER MONTH; IN
WEST FtFrfES. NEAR 6TIi AN. r Isl
HERALD, HERALp SO.
TWO aud three room suites most attract
lively furnished and conveniently situated;
hirhest class hotel service, unsurpassed
cuisine, leases. HOTEL SCHUYLER. 81
West 45th st. Bryant 1871.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.


s6TH. 81 w.-Beautiful rooms. bath and
Kitchen; refined neighborhood, April 70
October. Schuyler 502T
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MURRAY MIL s~ctiOu, in exclusive, hieh
class apartment building. rooms baths
toilets. maids room optional. all light and
cheerful possession MAY ! suitcase TO Oe.
tohcf J.. la21 Phone 20 day, Vanderbilt 1907
UNFuRN1SHED apartment, two rooms and
bath Call before 4 o'clock or after g.
Mrs. IL. ]. WHITE, 20 West tstb.
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KINGS COUNCILLOR
ASSASSINATED IN HOME
Had Strongly Condemned Ac-
fion of CroUn Forces.

DUBLIN. Jan. 14.-william McGrath,
Kings Counsellor. was mortally wound
ed when fired upon by an unknown man
who forced an entrance into his home
carly this morning and died OF his
wounds shortly afterward McGrsth was
struck by several bullets.
Offices OF the Dublin Union were
raided By eight members Of the crown
forces last night and books and docu-
ments were seized.
Kings Counsellor NcGrath was a we'll
known Irish barrister. He had been a
journalist on the staff OF the FrcemdH's s
Journal. but became Kings Counsellor
last year and occasionally acted as a
judge. lie was n strong supporter OF
the Constitutional Nationalists. but was
inactive politically. He was president OF
the "out Of work committee on dona =
tions." Before he died he is quoted as
having said 81 had 10 turn down n
good many claims and IL ! should die
those people will be responsible"
Counsellor AIcGrath had defended
Sim Fein prisoners at courts martial,
and as counsel for the Dublin Corpora
tion at n number of inquests on civilians
shot by the military he had strongly
condemned the action of the crown
forces.