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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20
.BAR0NS BAHlIHlRG0NTROLIN
CHINA WITH A million MEN

we never hesitated about the
gambling. 1t WENT
n, Outlook Gloomy
Canton now 10 almost isolated,
The seven provinces south Of the
Yangtze. which Canton counted on
to stand by 1t In Its fight against
;militarism and autocracy and In
time force Peking and the country
north of the river to, its way OF
thinking, have dwindled to two or
three at most, several having Join.
ed the newly formed Y angtze fed
Grafton, the announced object Of
which is to preserve the status quo.
And the status quo" Is as stat.
ed. The outlook for a united China,
therefore, seems to be progressive
ly DINNER and DINNER.
In the north Is General Chang
Eso-lin, generallssimo over three
provinces and daily, scheming to
increase his holdings. According 70
the general impression he secret
Nv hopes 10 restore the monarchy,
with a 15-year-old Manchu lad on
the throne and himself as regent,
at least.
Broken China
In the south is DR.. Sun Vat Sen,
DR.. WI Ting Fang and General
Chen Chiung-ming, the big
Three" Of the Canton government,
struggling for Constitutionalism
and democratic rule.
Between the two, astride the
Yangtze, In the middle of China,
Is the league Of Tuchuns, or mill.
ltary governors, seven of them, in
as many provinces, with a stand.
pat PROGRAMME monarchy, no
constitutional government but the
Status quo"
1T had not studied history. {"
quo told me across a lunch table in
a Shanghai restaurant, II might
let myself be pesslmistic. But hay.
ing put in q good deal Of time on
that study, / know that no fight
such as that we are making In
China was ever won in a day. Con
stitutionalism is not going 10 die.
China will have Representative
government. OF that you can be
very sure. Ehd 1t not been for Yuan.
Shih Kat, who first betrayed the
Manchus to satisfy a personal am.
biton, then betrayed the republic
for the same reason, we would now
be well on our way. We are going
through dark days. But we viii
win.' II
Will Wang Win?
Neither Quo nor Lee, the schol-
airy Chinese editor Of the Shanghai
"Bulletin," present at the table.
could suggest however, a means forI
getting the three main factions In.
TO which China is now split to come
together. ~ -
General Wang Chan.yuar, the
leader of the Tuchuns' league. is
81 years Of age, a graduate Of the
military school and fought with
bravery on the Yalu against the.l
the Japanese. s-tf5
He was appointed military gov.
ernor Of Hupeh six years ago and
a = n y
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.KEEAEL'S REPLY
(Continued frorn pire onel

upper Tug river valley took tangi-
pie form today when several hun.
dred rifles were received by Cant.
Brockus, commanding the state no.
lice in this region.
They were taken to the court
house where business and profess
sional men, who yesterday took the
oath as special state policemen.
were waiting to receive them. ARM
ed men in Mingo have not been an
uncommon sight during the past
year but the novelty Of leading citi.
Gems leaving the court house with
rifles on their shoulders and pistols
strapped to their hips caused more
than passing comment,
The entire West Virginia-Kent
~ border line was quiet this morn.
ing according to reports received
BY Captain BroGkus and Sheriff
Pinson. There was a rumor that
an unidentified negro had been
wounded near the Lick Creek tent
colony early In the day, but the re-
port Captain Brockus said, had.
not been verified by his men IA
that section.
Major Wilder commanding, the
Kentucky national guardsmen who
are patrolling the. west side Of Ting
river said he had been unable to
verify many rumors atloat in West
virginia that firing from the Ken.
lucky hills In the vicinity Of Nolandl
bad been gong on. Other points an.
the Kentucky shore, he said, were
quiet.
Major Wilder has established
headquarters in williamson, IL,
though he, pointed out his forces
would be maintained on the Ken.
lucky side Of the river and their
activities confined strictly to that.
state. .fsss
Many idle miners visited William
son today to receive their weekly re-
lief check from the office Of the
United Mine Workers OF America.
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Lords Present United
Nation and May Cause
Intervention

BY WILLIAM PHiLLIp sIsia1s

by WILLIAM PHILLIP SIMhIS
(Ntlitten Expressly for N u. AZ
SHANGHAI, May 16.-China IS
without a government. Picking does
not rule China any more than Col
umbusj o. rules Indiana. Its pow
er extends very little beyond the
city walls and the country is I'm
the hands OF a group OF war lords
Just as effectively as in the gold
old days when every hilltop hut
It's castle and its King. ~
Divided among these feudal
barons to do their biddlng-not
the bidding Of China-are more
than a million armed men, as much
the personal henchmen OF the
barons as ever were the bodyguard
of any medieval lord.
The exact number Of troops
under arms in China is known to
no one, even to the minister Of war
in Picking for some of the proyin-
cial military governors have forcesS
sometimes greater, sometimes less,
than they would have known Il
such powers as be.
The Chinese themselves have a
saying that such and such a gener-
al has SO many troops in barracks
and so many Tin his belly" That
is he draws the money for flctious
regiments and "eats" it-or, In
good American, he pads his pay
roll.
Other generals are suspected Of
having increased the number Of
troops under them to considerably
more than they should have. This
they do to strengthen their hands
when 1t comes time to dicker with
this or that faction on the matter
of which side will receiveftheir sup
port.
Lost $11 ,O00, 900
I asked Quo Tai-chi, the Joe
Tumulty Of President Ii Yuan
lungs administration, now one Of
the big men Of the military gov
eminent in Canton-Dr. Sun Vat
SENS government-how many OF
the 81 provinces in China have
war lords OF their own. He SAIL
about II.
Kwangtung, the province which
boasts Canton, Of course is not one
OF the IL. 37
When we set up the Canton
government" Quo told me, 1--WE
faced Q very bad financial sltua.
ton. The gambling concessions had
furnished a monthly revenue Of
S11. 100000 tabout s5,000,000,
gold) and we had either to live ur
to our ideals Of decent government
and throw at the gambllng-anii
the $11, 000,000-or forget the
ideals and keep the money. We
very much needed that money but
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Talk on IreIand-Arrangements
are being made for a meeting to be
held Monday evening Of next week
at which Rev. Maurice p. Murphy
a Methodist minister, Of Toledo,
but formerly, resident Of Cork, Ire
land will discuss the irish question
and tell Of conditions there as he
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Resteffice Meetlns-clerks an
other attaches Of the Fairmont post
office are making. arrangements to
attend the state convention OF the
United National association OF Pos
office Clerks which will be held this
year at ParkersbuEg on Memorial
Day. Il IS expected that at least
10 FaiFmonters will attend the
meeting.
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Will HOLD EXCHANGE

The Standard Bearers Of the
First NJ. E. church will hold an ex.
change in the Jacob Hutchinson
hardware store tomorrow morning
at nine o'clock. Some unusually
good things to eat will be on sale.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Guest Of Mother-Mr. and Mrs,
George r. Brooks and daughter, Of
corapolis; aP., are the guests OF
their mother, Mrs. w. B. Brooks
and Mi. and Mrs. Fred Helmick, OF
Fairmont avenue.
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ToDAY'S XVIII

HsB. FuBillUs 3. Fat. Oh
AnsVl ers to Xesteriav,s. K,


Answers To- Yesterdays XVII.
!. An Astronomical year is q
year the length OF which Is deter
mined by astronomical observa.
lions,
2. Tie balance wheel in a watch
regulates the ticks or, beats.
3. The birth stones, for October
ave the opal and tourmaline.
: 4. Bone.black Is animal char.
coal.
5. Blue-moldl Is a. minute fungus
which attacks bread and other food.
.stuffs.
q. A blue!peter is a small blue
flag with q white square in. the
center used as d gsignal forsysail-
ing. etc. *
4. Lookout Mountain Is in north.
eastern Alabama.
8. The largest city in Michigan
is Detroit. X
.. Minnesota (s4,es2 50. rni.) is
larger than Michigan (57,ss0 So.
mil. N
10. The Rrazos river Is in Texas.
New Questions.
/. What Is d duenna?
2. What Is d micfophone?
9. What g tho largest city in
Minnesota?
T. What issa carboy?
:. Where is the iPenobscot riv.
November2
Z. What IS q, freshet?
:. Where are the San Jacinto
9. What kind Of animal. is a
10. Which state Is the larger in
area New Hampshire, or Yer
mont?
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Engineers Meet-At the rooms Of
the Chamber Of Commerce last eve
ming there was an interesting meet
ing OF the Fairmont chapter Of the
American ociation Of Engineers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

an occupant Of tho car. WAS slight
~ Injured.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Spoke at FaIryieW-Dr. ]. q.
Broomfteld spoke 70 the students
at the Fatryiew high school last
evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

QUICK AND POWERFUL
For tlIeIpord. Of God is quiick, and
Powerful, and sharper than any
tpo,edged spofd, piercing even 10
ttss disidmg asunder Of soul and
spHit. and Of the joints and mar.
ron. aldgisyd diseerncr of the
thoughts and intents Of The heart.
Hebrews ALP.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

In Auto Crash Bernard Aruett
was admitted 10 Cook hospital 'iast,
evening suffering from slight N.
juriea sustained In an automohjIe
wreck last might. Robert Rltcrie
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Hall Bible Glass - The Hail Bt.
BILE class Of Ridgely avenue viii
meet with Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Aruett, corner Hawthorne street
and Ridgely avenue, at7:sO Friday
evening.
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y'fsi SsTEATHER.

Fair and continu
ed warm tonigh
and Saturday.
Local Readings
e. P. Hall, Oh.
Temperature at |
a. m. today, 50.
Weather yester'
day, clear: tenn.
perature, maxi.
mum, 90; mini
mum, so; precip'
itation, none. RiH
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Hospital Ratlent-M: j. Hines Of
Arnettsyille, % a medical patient
at Cook hospital.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Getting Flhds-f. Il Brett who
10 In charge Of she COMMITTEES get
ting funds for the bridge opening
celebration reported this afternoon
that much progress had BEEN made
and the workers. are hopeful Of Sc
curing tie desired amount In day
or two.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

\ Cleaning UP Bridge Work has
been finished on the TOP 81 the new,
bridge With the exception Of die
haha finishing 81 the Ming. MIC
work now being done Is general
cleaning up. Yesterday they loaded
all the steel from the towers for.
shipment
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Cut out tho picture on all luut
sides. 'ilhen carefully fold dotted
Tine 4 ils entire length Then
dotted nnp Z. and SO on. Fold each
section underneath accurately.
When completed turn over and
you'll lind 4 surprising result. Save
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-05-20

Leg Breken-S- Dominick carsaro
Eikins was admitted TO Fairmont
STATE llespiIal today with q broken
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.CORNNELL talks.

,cen,lap,eId rom page one,
The New York herald., 1921-12-03
borough Of Qucens-saIe or Rent.

GREAT BARGAIN-S5,750 buys beautiful
Ah sI.eOO house Uax exemption saves 81, ,O0O)
near station, school; 20 minutes Manhattan
&c. fare. steam, electricity, decorations
driveway; immediate possession; 81 BOO cash
balance f25 monthly principal. McNEECE.
lhone jamaica 9245.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN.
TO sell medium priced car, Richmond county.
on commission basis. Give age and
perience. If any. 20l0 Herald. 10th ct.
CORPORATION wants ten high power
statesmen to sell an issue of its preferred
stock Tel. 3S4 Worth.
BRIGHT young man in bookkeeping depart
ment, general office work: steady employ
ment: hours to o.: salary So3 a week. Call
between and IL. II. L. Dewey & Son Co..
1873 Fulton st.
BROKER having stock statesmen TO quickly
sell large block OF stock in reputable. es-
tabiished, dividend paying corporation: lib.
eral commission. p. o. box 4. Pennlyn Penn.
COUPLE imam and wife, Finnish preferred)
as cook and butler to take entire charge
except laundry; 500 n month; references re-
quired. Goddard, 176 Overlook Circle. New
Rochelle. New Rochelle 1926.
LfNOLEUM and carpet layer. experienced;
$40 to $45 a week to good man; references
required. Inquire at 354 1st ST., Hoboken,
N. j.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FURNISHED apartment wanted. months
immediate possession; 2 rooms. bath and
kitchenette; between Washington 50. and
doth; not over 500 per month; state full
particulars. l. 25of Herald, Herald 50.
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Borough Of Droolslyn--saie or Rent.

ssCAEH required for building Operations:
will sell first class apartment house NJ 81
South Portland av. for assessed valuation;
'best residential section OF brooklyn; IS, 900
cash required. Call at above address or
telephone J. J. RICK. Prospect e84s.
ONE family brick house. garage: street
asphated; assessments paid 1851 74th pt
CHARLES II. bEUCKE builder, office. 05s
Osth 81. Telephone Shore load 1919.
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SALESMEN-Young men. technical education
preferred. TO represent established New
York city concern manufacturing "A line Of
steel specialties used largely IN Industrial
plants. Write fully and confidentially, Civ
ing complete data OF your qualifications and
experience. 207o Herald 10th st.
SALESMAN for Greater New York and
vicinity for we'll known line OF gas ranges
and appliances: man familiar with building
trade buyers preferred. w 800 Herald,
Herald SO.
STOCK salesman having clientele TO quickly
sell large block OF stock In reputable. es-
tablished, dividend paying corporstion; lib
eral commission. +. O. box 4. Pennyn, Penn.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED to rent. 5000 to 10000 feet for
printing concern, location between Canal
and Chambers ST.: no brokerage. A 500
Herald. 2S0 Bway.
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Borough sf Bronx--sale or Rent.

FREMONT Av.-- y. 1TTth ST.. and adjoining
streets. close 60 subway station, free ana
clear; company desires 10 sell several choice
plots, including several corners, ready for
. story, 3, 4. rooms: opportunity for build
err, Spectators. all Bronx cars pass BY
-property. II. ]. sACIIS q CO. ns ". 2Ist
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CHAAfBERMAID-wAIT German. com
petent. family OF 2, good wages; give age
and references In first letter. Box "a, 1873
Sd av.
girl Apply mornings. between 10 and l.,
Is w. 18th ct.
COOK.-Woman wanted to cook and do gem
eral housework in small family at West
Point; washing. Mrs. Z. y. Newman,
West Point. n. Y.
references. 20 East 9fst. Telephone
Lenox 265o.
COOK, experienced; city references. Call
to 2, or after 3. % w. Goth st.
GOVERNEss. French. visiting, for child Q
years of age: must hold diplomas and best
references as to education and ability; state
age. experience and salary required; only one
with best qualifications need apply. Il 11i3
Herald. Fulton st.
HOUSEWORKER. general English. Scotch
or Scandinavian; efficient. trustworthy
good cook; references required; small apart
kitchen: wages S65. Tel. to-day after IL
O'Clock. Rhinelander 2341.
NIGHT clerk TO admit patients and operate
switchboard. Write. stating age. EXPERT
ence and salary expected. Woman's Hos
pital. West llOth &c.
SEWERS wanted; experienced. c. A. Grand
Jean. 155 p. 4c ST.
STEM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. position with
responsible concern for competent girl !;
must be intelligent typist: satisfactory salary
how long employed In last position. Address
Box 1152 Herald. Fulton st.
WOMAN, college normal trained. prefer
ence given to disengaged teacher; must be
resourceful. teachable; position with national
association: work in South during winter,
North in the sumner: $500, with liberal
bonus. A. Il. BURNS. 522 9Th av.
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MEN WANTED.
statesmen

SAi4ESMEN
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST
MANUFACTURERS OF A STAPLE
COMMODITY ARE INCREASING
THEIR SALES FORCE AND WILL
CONSIDER APPLICATIONS IN
WRITING. WITH REFERENCES AT
TACrED: SALARY AND COMMITS
SION AND GOOD TERRITORY
AVAILABLE; WORK TO START M
MBDIATELy AND MUST BE READY
TO co TO ANY PART OF THE
COUNTRY FOR PERMANENT RESI-
pENcE. ADDRESS BOX I. TIT ST.
JAMES BUILDING.
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YOUNG MAN WANTED.

One whose experience has been in
the selling line and calling upon
undertakers, embnlmers. &C.. to
one with good education, ability,
full OF pep and initiative an
excellent opportunity Is offered.
Write, giving your experience, age.
salary desired and when you ara
available. Y 2o69 Herald, 10th 81.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM. two single beds: also bcard for re-
fined married couple: private family; par
ticulars A 534 Herald, $50 B'way
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

MARQUIS apartment, 2 rooms and bath,
maid and phone service; all improvements I;
centrally located. 100 Herklmer st. Lafay-
cite 100ff. Rental Ss5.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Farms Wanted.

MARRIED man wants to rent fully equipped
farm, with option of huying. Address
ISAAC TURNER. box 2066 Herald, $50 Bway.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Female-Douestic.

CoLoRED Help-Free service: supply
New York, New Jersey. New England; our
domestics are guaranteed TO serve. Workers
Exchange Agency Cali 2l66 Mornirgside.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

tion anywhere; references. Allen IS w.
139th.
WATCHMAN or porter, day or night. John
Dixon, So Wyckoff av., Brooklyn.
YOUNG man, Spanish American. light col
has chauffeurs license; references. 1903
Herald. Bkiyn.
YOUNG man t24) Wishes position as clerk (:
typewriter. 5l7 Herald. $50
Broadway.
YOUNG man. IS. seeks position; three years
experience; silks. yelling house; salary SIS.
Nuremberg. s27 Blake av.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG man. -, years printing adver-
tisng experience: reference. Richmond Hill
1725.
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BOARDERS WANTED.


CHILDREN boa rded nice house - minutes
New York: sleeping porch: &c. fare. Az
toria 1853. McGREGOR, 2lfA 9th av., AS
toria, J.. I.
CHILDREN boarded IN schools city or coun-
try: highest references. EMERY. 80 PARK
row. room eol-H. Cortlnndt 19e4.---- 1894.
LEXINGTON Av., 2sf = Accessible small
rooms: good home cooking; all conven-
tences.
ROOMs, excellent table. electricity, steam
heat. convenient. all suSways, Main 1iboW.
sT. NICHOLAS Av., 174 Qfpth st).-Ex-
oellent table board In Spanish family; din
ner 6-s z. M. reasonable prices.
b3D ST., West (near 9th av.)-one large and
one small room with board table board !;
references. Circle b44.
list ST., 81 wcst--Hlgh class double room,
with board; owner.
72D, 2eg West.--Chooe room, with or with
out plano: single: excellent table.
18th ST., 1874 west.--Four room studio
apartment for family of 3 or 4; also par
ior bedroom and BATH exclusive American
plan hotel. Phone Columbus 32eO
to3D, 11S West--1arge room, running water.
electricity. telephone, SD FREAR.
i20TH, 1873 W.-Smail room Gcrman-Jewish
meals: table guests. Morn. 2I3s.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
HErGHTs--CiaHin Mansion. Is Pierrepont
1t; small room, bath: minutes Wall 81.
PIrRREPONT ST.. 7e--Rooms with board.
steam heat, electricity. convenient all sub
ways. Main tf5eW.
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instruction.

INCREASE YOUR INCOME AT HOME
writing show cards for us. Highest prices
paid. Moderate charge for tuition. Write
for FREQ booklet. National Show Card School.
Limited. Dept. A, 1854 Church ST, Toronto.
Canada.
The New York herald., 1921-12-03

ALEX CRUSH sold his stationery business,
400 Audubon av Creditors call within 8
days for payment of claims.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

BUICK coupe, 1920 model X 90: overhauied
and repaired; good tires. one extra. also
other extras. excellent condition. sacrifice
1,250. Phone Bergen 600.
BUICK 1921 SEDAN. Z. PASSENGER,
mileage $500; fully equipped; carries new car
guarantee: 81 600. Phone bergen 500:
BUICK 1921 TOURING 8 PASSENGER,
equipped; looks like new throughout; fine
tires sacrifice: $1,2oo. Phone bergen 6700.
CADILLAC Z PASSENGER TOURING,
1914, Al condition; y good tires perfect me.
chanically. Phone F'latbush 4527W.
CHANDLER, 1919. sedan. passenger, ex-
celent condition. must be seen to be appre-
ciated. NEWMAN. 97s 39th St. Brooklyn
Sunset dS37.
CHEVROLET sedan, 400 model. late 1919,
excellent condition, $3.50. BRONX BOROUGH
GARAGE. 420f Sd ev.; OPP. Borough HAL.
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WEARING APPAREI,-MEN's.

FOR saIe--Man's buffalo overccat, suitable .
for motoring. Apply Mrs. II. ID. NEWMAN,
West Point. " Y.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ADLON APARTMENTS.-Beau fur
nished room apartment. immediate oc-
cupancy; until April l. 1925 monthly. Circle
434s, 200 w. 54th 1T.
ATTRACTIVELY furnished room apart
ment, 157 w. 9th ST.; o months or longer:
can be seen daily. Inquire Apt. 9A. Phone
Circle 142S.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT.
entered into on the 20th day Of November,
1920. by and between JOHN WANAMAkER,
NEW YORK AID VERA M. HARRIS, l VIII
sell on the 10th day of December. 1921, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, in the piano
department of John Wanamaker. In the CITY,
County and State of New York. ono style
mahogany upright piano. as provided by
Sections IS and &C OF the Personal Property
Law.
NAT. W. GENDERING. Auctioneer.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above 18th st. to 59th st. Qncluslve).
East River to North River.

Above 18th St. to Goth st. Qncluslve).
East River to North River.
BROADWAY. 416 (corner)-Two lofts. 50 900.
) II. 18th St, cor. 1Sth-Two lofts. $1,000.
BROADWAY. 1755-Light, private offices;
low rent; desk room 81 Globe Tire Co.
DENTISTS office. modern hotel. DR.. Nc
DESK room In large. light office. REED
SERVICE. 110 T.. I'D ST.
LOFT 50x90 for light manufacturing or stor-
age; elevator; $4,000. $40 w. 39th st.
OFFICE at 404 Fourth av.; about 450 square
feet; room 1905. Information from Mr..
Koerner. Telophone Stuyvesant 2230.
STORES and lofts In 42d st. district.
BOWMAN, 115 w. 42d
TWO ROOMS. BATH AND KIrCHENETTE
APARTMENT; COULD BE USED FOR
BUSINESS; $125 PER MONTH. 446 PARK
AX.. NEAR h7TH LANG.
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Automobile Storage.

DEAD STORAGE
IN FrEEPROOF GARAGE
TRUCKS, $40. PASSENGER CAPS, 81.
EDWARD Il. KELLY, 210 North 10th st.
Brooklyn. Phone Greenpolnt 1850.
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HIGHEST prices paid for golf outfits,
Cameras fishing tackle. binoculars, guns.
nautical Instruments. TRIGGER. 7sT 9th sv.
rGse Rryaut.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

ATLANTIC Av., 1903 (near Bedford av.)-
Second floor 90x100, with freight elevator.
in fireproof building. STERLING MOTOR
TRUCK CO., 1908 Atlantic av., Brooklyn.
Phone 1888 Decatur.
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New York State-saie or Rent.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY, 4S9 5TII AV. NY
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PIANOS AND PHoNoGRAPHs.
PUBLIC sTENoGnAPHER.
SPORTING GOODS.

TypEwRiTrNG-NELso $40 Lerinstou
av Manhattan. Tel. Plaza 55Ti.
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AUTO and electric supply store for sale
cheap: wonderful location; long lease. APP
pointment by phone. Mott Haven 1925.
AUTO Ignition store, partner wanted with
from $500 to 81 900. Phone Mott Haven
ltor