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The evening world., 1921-02-22

Previous to the announcement OF the
selection Of Mr. DENLY, It was stated
that Herbert Hoover Of California
and James j. Davis Of Pennsylvania
had virtually been chosen for men,
bership in the Cabinet.
A tentative OFFER OF the portfolio or
Commerce Is Understood to have been
made TO Mrs. Hoover, and the general
expectation here is that the former
Food Administrator will accept.
MIR. Davis. a former steel worker
and now a banker. is to be Secretary
OF Labor II the Cabinet slate goes
through as it now stands. It - he
lieved no formal OFFER has been made
to him, although he has been asked TO
hold himself in readiness for the ap-
pointment,
1t is understood a formal tender
and acceptance are yet to be ex-
changed, but Mr. DENLY Is regarded
by those close 20 Mr.. Harding as
practically certain to take the place
There were also growing indica-
tons to-day that the virtual selec-
tions OF Herbert Hoover OF California
to be Secretary Of Commerce and
James J. Davis Of Pennsylvania TO be
Secretary OF Labor soon would be
definitely fixed, putting the complete
Cabinet in It's inal form.
The evening world., 1921-02-22
NO PLACE OFFERED HOOVER,
SAYS BUSINESS ASSOCIATE;
NEW MIXUP ON THE CABINET
Announcement of George Barr Baker
Follows Telegram From St. Angus
tine That Harding Had Completed
ListWith Food Administrator in 1t

George Barr Baker of No. 375 Park Avenue who identified with
He bet C. Hoover relief work. to-day issued the following statement:
M Hoover has been asked the Cabinet President
elect Harding Furthermore Mr. Hoover stated time ago that he
hal desire for political office and felt that he could be greater public
outside than inside the Cabinet His friends advising him
? the Department of Commerce offers sh field for constructive
work DO The public institutions with which he associated
M Hoover had hoped that the funds child relief
secured he could of his attention toward his pro
Of engineering he is not rich and does feel that he
continue indefinitely TO give his entire time pub In
fac, know that he has had negotiations to this end
The evening world., 1921-02-22
TRICKS PRINCETON GIFT S1RINKS $9,OOO,(
HARDING'S COMPLETE CABINET
AS REPORTED FROM FLORIDA

Secretary OF State-Chares f. Hughes, New York.
Secretary Of COmmerceHerber Hoover, California lin dOubO
Attorney GeneraI-Hany NJ. Daugherty, Ohio.
Secretary of War-JOhn W. Weeks, Massachusetts
Secretary OF the Navy-Edwin Denby Michigan.
Postmaster General-WnI H. Hays, Indiana.
Secretary OF LabOr-JAmes J. Davis Pennsylvania.
Secretary Of the InteriOr-Abert II. FALL Mexico.
Secretary Of Agricuture-Henry E. Wallace, Iowa.
Secretary TreasuryAndrew W. MelOh
The evening world., 1921-02-22
COPS TAKE TUMBLE;
THREE ARE INJURED
Attached to Stapleton S. l., Polica
Station Hurt Owing 10 Falls
in the Snow.

Lieut. John Bessera OF the Stapleton
police slipped on the ice on his wav 10
the station and injured his left arm; II
Is believed TO be broken.
few minutes later Sergt. Miehaci
NfcDonough put false confidence in the
rlurfy snow oycrlyinc the ice on the
station steps ana fell. his right arm
was broken \ lit,'n later Pauolnal
Michael Humphrics, siN-footer, wac
weighs well over go pounds, fell within
block OF the station; his right arm
vas sprained.
The evening world., 1921-02-22
M'COMBS IS DEAD
OF HEART FAILURE
AFTER LONG FIGHT
Body of Former Chairman of
Democratic National Com
mittee to Be Brought Here.

William +. McCombs former
Chairman of The Democratic National
Committee, died at Greenwich, Conn,
at 715 O'Clock to-day OF heart fail.
ure, it was announced here to-day by
Frederick r. Ryan, his business part
ner.
The body will be brought to this
city late to-day and taken TO the
Campbell Funeral Parlors. Broad
way and 67th Street
Announcement of the funeral ar
rangements will be made later.
William r. McCombs has been out
OF public life for several years, but
for some time prior to the nomination
Of Woodrow Wilson in 1912 and for
couple Of years after Mr.. wilson's
election he was one OF the leading
figures in the Democratic party He
was Chairman OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee from 1912 TO 1916,
but during the past two years OF his
term the title was honorary as he had
fallen out with the President and the
President controlled the committee.
Born Dec. &c, 1875, at Hamburg,
Ark, Mr.. McCombs. although not
strong physically, worked hard a.
educating himself and so well did he
succeed that he was able to show de-
grees from Princeton and Harvard
Universities before he was twenty
five years old He began the practice
Of law in this city in 1901 and dabbled
in politics in his spare time.
Mr.. McCombs divided with Col
George Harvey the credit OF discover
ing a presidential possibility in
Woodrow Wilson. During the long
fight in the Baltimore convention in
1912. between the Wilson delegates
and the Champ Clark delegates, Nc
Combs accomplished some really
creditable fca,s Of diplomacy and
showed rare political resourcefulness
MIR. McCombs expected 20 be ap-
pointed Secretary OF the Treasury.
The appointment OF William McAdoo
to that post was a great disapoint-
menJ to McCombs and he refused TO
be consoled by an offer Of the Am
| bassadorship to France.
The 1916 preliminary campai gn
found him violently anti-Wilson but
the Wilson forces controlled the ST.
Louis convention and McCombs made
scarcely a ripple on the proceedings.
Tammany Hall ran him for United
states Senator against William \.
Calder who was elected His influ-
ence in the 1920 convention in san
| Francisco was not felt.
! In 1913 Mr., McCOmbs married
| Dorothy Williams Of Washington, d.
/ c. They separated later
! M MCCombs leaves Two brothers,
! Robert and Ashton or Hamburg, Arl,,
| and three sisters, Mrs. Corrinc Hardy
| Of Little Roch, Ark, Mrs Ethel
| Thomas and Mrs Randolph Silyemln.
The evening world., 1921-02-22
GAVE BACK $500 IN
BETS WON ON SHIP
Passenger on Liner Learned How tc
Resist Strong Men from
Johnny COulon.

When the Leopoldina OF the French
line came in from Havre to-day Il. 4.
Stenel oil Milwaukee, one Of the pas
seugers, gave back TO various men
about $500 that he had collected from
them on bets that he could prevent
them from lifting him. He said he used
a trick That he had ieatned from
Johnny Coulon, the former prize
fighter in France. one OF those who
tried to lirt him and failed was Alfred
Daughau Of Cairo, Egypt, who weighs
about zoo pounds.
Another passenger was II Armand dc
Mas, who SAID he had spent about a
year teaching the Spaniards how 10
ShimmN.
The evening world., 1921-02-22
j. S. TAKES A HAND
IN SETTLEMENT Of
LEAGUE MANDATES
Notifies Council 1t viii Not
Submit to Any Infringe
ment of Rights.
NOTE is NOW IN PARIS.
American Attitude on
Mesopotamia Set Forth In
Colby Message to Britain.

PARIS, Feb. % ASSOCIATED Press).
Notice that the United States was
sending a note to the League OF Ma
tions on the question OF mandates for
former enemy possessions was given
the Council OF the League at its ses-
sion here to-day.
Tho notice was in the form Of a
letter from Hugh c. Wallace, the
American Ambassador which was
read at the close Of the forenoon
meeting OF the council by DIR. da
Cunha, it's President. II transmitted
request by the State Department in
Washington that action regarding
mandates, which it was understood
was to be taken presently by the
council, be postponed until the United
States presented observations consid-
cred OF the utmost Importance in a
| note on the subject
The American note was received to-
day and will be handed to the League
Council at 1890 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
The Council now is drafting a reply
to another American note, delivered
o-day, in which it will inform the
state Department that the Council
will be pleased to take into considera-
tion such suggestions and Observa-
1aT nj
has to offer
Independent OF the American action,
consideration OF the mandates gov
erning Mesopotamia, Palestine and
Syrfia, it was stated this afternoon,
has been postponed at the request Of
the British representatives until the
April meeting of the Council. This.
it was explained, was TO give Win
ston Churchill, recently appointed
Secretary for the Colonies, an oppor-
tunity to study the questions involved.
WASHINGTON, Feb. % (Associ-
ated Press) The American Govern
ment has presented directly to the
Council Of the League of Nations its
demand that all Allied and associated
nations be given equal opportunities
in mandate territories.
It was announced to-day at the
State Department that a note viTtu-
ally identical with the one on this
subject sent to the British Govern
ment last November had been de-
spatched 10 the Council at Paris, De-
c.sion to act in this question, not
withstanding the early change Of Ad-
mnistrations was predicated upon the
understanding that the Council con-
templated immediate action on man
dates such as those in Mesopotamia
and Palestine.
Great Britain never has replied to
Secretary Colbys note OF protest last
| November, nor has the United States
received the official drafts OF the
mandates which it request ed be sent
here before final approval by the
| League 1t is understood that Great
| Britain has intimated to the Ameri-
can Government that since the draft
mandates have been submitted to the
| EContirua.d IN ErO,,rtb TpagaA
The evening world., 1921-02-22
CABINET ALL COMPLETE,
ST. AUGUSTINE REPORTS;
DENBY COMES AS SURPRISE
Former Congressman From Michigan to Head
Navy and Davis the Department
of Labor
Of Labor.

AUGUSTINE, Pre-Presidenelect
OF
DENLY Detroit, IS Secretary o he Navy.
The choice first big surprise selections
appeared newspaper speculation
enlisted navy
Corps
The evening world., 1921-02-22
Prof. EInsteIn to VisIt I. =.

BERLIN, FEB. - Oewish Telegraphlc
Agency. - Prof. Albert Einsteln,
the noted scientist, will accompany
the Zionist delegation from Europe
to the United States next month. He
will sppee TO the Jews In America
for support tor inc Hebrew Unver-
slty to be erected on the Mount OF
Olives in Jerusalem, ......-..-...
The evening world., 1921-02-22
Lands DECIDES
FIRST BALL CASE
Awards Phil Toit to ST. Louis
AmericanS-WaS Claimed
by Nationals.

CHICAGO Fen. q Judge X. NJ
lands handed Gown his hr-t decision
to-day as lAn Comis 5ioner OF base
ball, when ha awarded title TO Pnn
rodt, player. 10 ,ne ST. Louis Amer
cans.
The ST. Louis Nationals had claimed
right 70 TodL
The evening world., 1921-02-22
L. :. Court UPhoIds Railroad rate
nOOal.

UTICA, y. Y. Fen. - Tn" Inter
state Commerce Commission mas the
right to increase freight rates aui pas
songer fares iu tho STATE Of New York.
according 10 an opinion l.ed i Federal
Court mere to-day by judges Martin
r. Munton, George ", Ray and John
y, HRNsL
The evening world., 1921-02-22
Continued on Fourth PaseJ
Cossack. Attack Trot,ky's TraIH

RIGA, Feb. ga report from Nos
COW to-day says that CossacK troops
alta cked the railway train of Leon
Trotzky, the Russian Soviet War Min
lister. as it was travelling along the
Moscow -Orenburg Railroad. Several
Of the War Minister'S rainmen weIq
wounded, It is added.
The evening world., 1921-02-22
Jersey to Abolish state ArchitecTs
,IOb.

TRENTON, y. j.. Feb, 92--The Sen
ate to-day passed the bill abo.ishing
the office OF the State Architect ana
the Department Of Architecture. Tine
bill provides that all architectural work
shall be under the jurisdiction Of THE
Department OF Institutions and Agen-
oisA. .-..-------.- -.
The evening world., 1921-02-22
sean MeCraIth Arrested in London

BELFAST. ireland, Feb 22 Sean
McCraith. General secretary OF The
Irish Self -Datcrm nation League. was
arrested In London yesterday. accord
ing to advices received here to-day.
lie viii be transferred TO Ireland Tor
internmenL .--...---
The evening world., 1921-02-22
THUMBNAIL
SKETCHES OF THE
NEW CABINET
Five Lawyers and Two Bankers in
the List of Harding's


CHARLES EVANS HUGHES. born
Glens Falls, n v, age fifty-elght
years. University training, Practiaed
ana taught law, New York, lssa-lsoo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08
HELP F01 MOTHERS.

The energetic Women vigorously backing
the maternity blll before cona4ess able TO
muster strong arguments ~hy the national government
Should something lor mothers the nation. 1t
IS certainly Tor deep thought to De told that
10000 women died the United last year In
bringing american citizens the world very large
proportion OF whom would be still living II they had
received proper It certainly provocative of
concern know that this year will j similar
Der ~ women lay down their live i'll like manner,
and that unless adequate preventive meas
taken, another 10000 Will join the sad pro-
cesson to the cemeteries Of the nation
There of thousands of physically dis
aDled in the United States who proper
attention exceedingly period. and
the question is. who shall provide it? In great many
cases private help is of the question.
fnan cial impossbility Some say this is a matter for
other local authorities deal with. Per-
haps there should be cooperation between the
ftonal government and the authorities of the
wealth But the nation is not derelict in matters af
ectng the health and pertaining diseases of eatle
and swine and sheep. There much ground for the
contention that the mothers and the newborn chit
dren the republic Of infinitely value than
animals.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08
AwSwERs TO Yesterday
QUESTIONS

What group OF mountains are said
TO be the richest 100 miles n the world
Ans The Black Hills.
2-How many crowns are there IN
an English sovereign Ans Four.
Sin which state in the union are
divorces not permitted Ans. South
Carolina
4-What is the largest lake port in
the world2 Ans. Chicago.
5-What part of the tree is the crowd
Ans. The upper part including thu
branches and foliage.
6-Where j. Muscle shoalsa Ans It
fs the rapids Of the Tennessee river
near Florence, Ala
7-How old is the story Of Little
Red riding Hood2 Ans. 1t is more
than ESQ years old.
Slow many kinds Of birds are -here
In this country2 Ans. There are SEQ
different kinds.
e-How many postoffices are there in
the United States? Ans. 52.s2S
10--Tfow high is La Paz. BOLIVIA. the
highest capital n the world? Ans. H.
TOO feet above sea level
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08

ANOTHER PEACE parley between Engnad and
Ireland will be welcome news to those who are fond
Of excitement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08

If THAT motion picture colony to hav
ITSELF filmed it is likely that 1t would be passe
by the censors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08

THERE IS STILL hope that the cost Of living
viii increase long investigating
mittee starts inquiry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08
HOW MUCH
Do YOU KNOW?

What was Cy Young's strikeout
record
What is graham -four?
Can discharge from the army
be purchased?
What is stridulation?
5-Nhat is an ineonoplast?
Glow many men must an offensive
team have in the line OF scrimmage in
football7
What play had the longest ran IN
a single theater?
8-Who is engaged in the law bus
mess with former President Wilson.
9-what IS the normal rate Of res
piration?
1o-What grain VIII the Hessian hy
not attack
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08

THE TROUBLE with many is that instea1 J
making hay while the shines they remain in /
while the sun shines.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08

THE WIFE OF a Fort Dodge miner has fallel
heap?
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

10 ACRES, 2 MILES FROM PHOE- NIX. THIS IS AN EXCELLENT RANCH FOR A TRUCK GARDEN AS THERE ARE SEVERAL ACRES OF BERRIES AND ASPARAGUS. THERE IS A GOOD HOUSE AND BARN. $3O00 WILL HANDLE, AND THE BAL ANCE IS ON EASY TERMS.
 HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
 REALTORS
 303-S04-S05 HEARD BLDG. 1t FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for I city property, 10 acres of fine garden soil: some alfalfa; family orchard; fenced and cross-fenced with netting; chicken pens; good house and barns. This is only four miles from Central and Washington. No agents. Call 1921 North Central k
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

FOR SALE - By owner: 30-acre ranch on Grand Ave: bargain if taken at once. Phone 37R11. 6
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

FERTILIZER for lawns. 4203-S554.
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
FOR sALe-mrscELLANro s
Recleaned Seeds

Seed barley, both bearded and beard less; seed wheat, Early Bart, Club and Marquis; Texas Red seed oats and Nebraska white oats; winter seed rye, common and hairy Peruvian alfalfa seed. Phoenix Flour Mills, cor. Van Burea and eth Sts. If
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Save High Rent

Buy new 3-room Cottage with lots. Water. Lights. Graveled Streets. l2 Block from Carline. Northeast. Re stricted district. Price $2300-Cash S350.0o. Balance monthly.
 TOLLESON- SAMUEL LAND co. Phone 42S2 = Room 306 Heard Bldg
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Watch Phoenix Grow

Congress and Senate row in session for special benefit of farmers cotton wheat and cattle sure to bring a good and cattle.
 1s0 acres fine alfalfa at s650 per acre. 40 acres clean alfalfa. S650 per acre; 5000 cash. s3,5O0 a year. 90 acres. $650 per acre; s2.500 cash. ss.o0e per year.
 NJ. H. SHELTON 1Ib W. Wash. St, or Acre City Mining
 Building, Acre City, Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

FOR SALE-Bx Owner: New 1920 OIdsmobile Roadster, been driven 1000 miles. in excellent condition. equipped with cord tires, one spare tire, two extra rims and bumper. a bargain. Those interested call at SIS Heard Bldg, Monday, from 8 to II. Dealers need not apply. Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
FOR SALE-HOuSES
$500 Cash

A 5-room peb. dash on paved street northeast, F block to car line; $5ooo; $500 cash, balance like rent.
 Lot 50x150. northeast, fine location' price $750; S125 cash, bal. $l0 month
 w. B. McCANDLISS
 3t N 1st Ave. Tel. 4145 q
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
Cotton
HOnnesick?

Are you homesick? Then buy home. Settle down, become interested in a home of your own. That desire to return to the place from whence you came will then be waited away and life will become as new. Phone me or come to the office, I can make you happy in the home you want for I have it. | have wonderful bargains for Cash. and good buys on easy terms. See me today.
 FRED X. DIBBLE WITH
 FLICKINGER REALTY COMPANY
 IS w. Adams St Phone 3073 b
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
FOR sALE-LIvEsTocK

Stock tonic SALT BRICKS. For the man with one COW these small brick> are the best.
 PHOENIx SEED AND FEED co.
 133 F. JEFF. ST. If
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
The New Year Price

$51o0
 Underpriced at least 5000. Cash required. s1500 balance can be ar ranged to suit. This is q six-room brick. much better built than the aver age house, hardwood floors. fireplace, built-in effects such as buffet. book cases, wardrobes, cupboaros, etc. Thoroughly modern and now ready to move in. Will take in building lot as part payment This place will please the most particular. Located in the best residential district of the city.
 DAVE REALTY COMPANY
 Tele. 3599. 126 W. Central It FOR SALE-Modern broom, ce-
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
AUCTIONS
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE--4O-acre relinquishment:
 ideal health camp site; good well wa ter. close in. Inquire Union Soda, IS E. Jefferson. Id
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
FOR sALe-AuTomosILEs p.

BUICK roadster. 1918 model. Bones and Sparkes garage. 22S F. Adams k
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

If 70 PER CENT OFF ON TENTS
 8-1G ten ounce .$2f.50 915x12 ten ounce S2750 SKIS miners tent 9XS miners tent .$15.S5 SX10 12-ounce army tent. .$295o 915xl2 12-ounce army tent. 90 12X14 12-ounce army tent ......S52.7s l2x1S 12-ounce army tent .......sss.75 Above prices include SIS ssz ana ropes 6O-ineh 17-ounce army duck. $2.T0 yd
 20 per cent cash discount from above prices
 BARROWS FURNITURE co.
 FIRST ST: AT JEFFERSON If DRESS SUIT-Good as new. size S7, fit man feet inches in height or less; would cost $135 new. Price only $35. See Byrd Tailoring Co., 42 West Adams street g TWO Airedale females and a young hound female. All fine blooded stock. See Johnson. 1882 E. Jeff. d FOR SALE-Oliver typewriter. 546 w. Adams. g FOR SALE-Two Pointer puppies, 4 months old; fine stock, cheap. pr. McGrath, Fourth avenue and Jefferson
 HCtN stl~-1ilLeTndblOndi lIdClOT, only plowed 40 acres, Al shape or will exchange for cotton. cattle or young work mules. Phone 316S. It
 ALFALFA HAY
 About six tons loose hay, 3I5 miles northeast, will sell reasonable. Ask Zundel Live Wire Realty Co, 142 w. Adams. Phone 1853. g BEAUTIFUL hand embroidered evening gown. can be finished to suit any individual. r $. 5th Ave. It FOR SALE - One two-row stalk cutter, nearly new, for SIS. Corner of North Central and Virginia. g FOR SALE-One chiffonier, carpet, beds and spring cot. 215 East Polk. k FOR SALE-Two girls bicycles, $ to years and 6 to 12 years: excellent condition. Phone Glendale 7e. g MANS new suit, size 37. only SIS. 1 Call this morning between 10 a. m. and l ?. m. 333 N. 18th Ave. It FOR SALE-5 kitchen chairs, one porch rocker and one oak rocker 906 So. 1st St, rear. Phone S767. It ] FOR SALE-Avery riding blow, $45; 1 also Ford roadster $15O Richard ' Hermann. n. c. Thomas road. corner l old crosscut canal. It 1 FOUR prime fox skins, tanned, and heads mounted. Box SSH, Republican. - II 1 GALVANIZED corrugated iron win 1 dow frames and sash metal ceiling. oil tanks and pumps the same. gasoline tank and pump. Ford Garage, 316 F. Adams. If PURE bees honey cheap. 5 gallons, $500. 722 S Third Ave. 1-p IF YOU WANT good light have your reflectors replated Phoenix Plating Go. 215 E. Adams. u
 RUG. walnut bedroom suit, refrig- orator, davenport and chair to match 1 photograph and records, dishes. lOOs \. 1st St Phone 37S0. k NICTROLAS. graphaphones. discs: real beauties and absolutely at cost: mahogany or oak; no bargains in Phoe- nix like this. Ford's stores, 22O East Washington. Phone 1776. ti GOOD used plano for sale. S05 \ End St Ii FOR SALE-Kerosene. Have youI cans filled at home. Phone A. Mesa for quick service. q WILL Store my fine piano with re. sponsible party for the winter: may sell later. Address Box 24H, Arizona Republican. ( WHITE wicker baby buggy, in goo1 condition, price $20. 11o3 E. Culver
  FOR SALE-A lot of light rails. land S-foot lengths, suitable for con. crete work. Effron & Co. F
 FOR SALE - Cottonwood, cut if stove lengths. Zimmerman Ranch, I2 miles west of Grand Ave, on Mari copa Road. Phone I11R4.
 HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOT SALE. 510 \. Eth Ave.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

EXCHANGE-New car. price s2o0e, to trade as first payment on or 5-
 room brick house. O'Barr & Pinnick. no North First ave. It
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
FOR sALe-MlscELLAnEous

FOR Practically new P. & O. gang p1ow. Phone 110J2. n
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

LOS ANGELES BROODER-Mo reliable on market, capacity 1000 chicks, or few as desired; cost s40.00; will sell for s25.0o or trade for seed or grain. On desert, blocks northeast of Arbor d
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
For Sale or Trade

Good broom brick home, half acre of ground one block of Central Ave. near lrn school; will take good auto anu some money. This is a req buy at 5000.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02

1883 w. MONROE ST.-New, never occupied, Groom modern brief splat- ter dashed. Owners Phonc S0S3. m