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ONE ROOM
Manhatt.n--West Side

w eos SsS
44TH Sta w. $100-$110.
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o2D Sr.-67 W. 81 800.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave.
52D sT.-223 w. SIS weekly.
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h3D ST.-27 w.
Phone Circle 017e.
b5D ST.-37 w.
Phone Circle of79.
18th $3.50 w.
Bing & Bins Corp. 1ls w. 4oth
ssTH sT.-so w. $1,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave.
10TH ST.-276-c7S w.
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10TH ST.-276-2IS W.
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72D ST.-116 w. / and . baths.
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ycD ST.-l40-154 w. $1,000.
y. K. Van Wrinkle; l52 ". 7:a.
II. X. Van Wrinkle. 152 w. T2d.
I4TH ST.--west End Ave.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. 81 z. 10th.
WITH ST.-245 w. $3.50.
18TH sT.-314 w. 81. 200.
X. Slawson & Hobbs. 162 W. 72d.
18TH sT.-2s W.. $72o. -,
tI. N. van WlIlhlts lOS We tsQs
nth STE w. $3.50.
French & French. 2e9 Mad. Ave.
18TH ST.-3of w. $15.
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seTH ST.-55 W. $500.
X. Mrs. p. Herzig. 55 w. s6th.
s6TH ST.-309 w. 500.
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s6TH ST.-309 w. 500.
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Houahton Co.. 1872 W. 72d St
100TH ST.-255 w.
Phone Riverside 7427. Cook.
103D ST.-241 w.
Y Apply premises.
116TH ST.--365 w.
Lowe & Weyl. III W. 46th st.
18TH ST.-430 W.
Premises, Apt. "a.
p 15sTH ST.-644 w. l.
Tel. Billings 1897.
169TH ST.--625-635 W.
]. Refs & Co., Ss w. 4oth st.
BROADWAY and 93d st.
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CENTRAL PARK WEST-s1st st.
Sharp & Co.. o4s9 Broadway.
CENTRAL PARK wEST-800.
Bing q Bing Corp. 119 W. 4oth
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-so2.
Sharp & Co.. 24s9 Broadway.
CENTRAL PARK wEST-352.
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CENTRAL PIX wEsT-4s7. $500.
q Goodwi1 sSS, & Goodwin. ESQ
CENTRAL PARK WEST-S02.
Sharp & Co., 24s9 Broadway.
COLUMBUS AVE.-S1st st. $500.
Hotel Endicott. premises.
RIVERSIDE DRTVE-99. 81 900.
X. Fred'k Zittel q Son. Broad
way g. S9th st.
WEST END AVE-. N. W. cor.
74th ST.
B Rafaisky g. Co.. Of z. 10 st.
WEST END AVE.--515. $15.
G. A. Bowman. 115 w. 42d st.
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FOUR ROOMS
Manhattan-West Side

9TH ST.-is2-4 W. $50.
Pepe e. Bro. 30 Washington So.
nth sT.-3l ". s1,s00.
J. Irving Walsh. ,3 w. ilth ST.
I1TH Still W. s125.
J. Irving Walsh. IS w. 1lth st.
Bsnner-Metler Co.. 5o5 9TH Ave.
18TH ST.-lS7 W. sl25.
: Apply premises.
18TH ST.-I37 w.
Wellmsn. Chelsea 511f.
10TH ST.-115-i35 w. 1888.
j. Irving Walsh. Is W. iith st.
GOTH sT.-420-424 W. s65.
SPOTS. Starr. Inc. Times Bldg.
461'H ST.-352-356 W.
J. A. Schoen. 1i5 Bible House.
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49TH ST a w.
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SD ST.-49 W.
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53D ST So w. Bath
X. w. j. Demorest. 80 T.. t2d.
53D ST.-60 W. $1,000 up.
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5lTH ST.-i62 w. s2,f00.
Slawson g. Hobbs. 162 W. 72d st.
18th ST.-i5 w.
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55TH ST.--i6 W.
Apply premises.
55TH ST.-55 W.
N. A. Berwin & Co.. io3 Park
b5TH ST.-if0 W.
julius Tishman & Sons. $50
Madison Ave.
J5TH ST.-i40 w.
Douglas l.. Elliman & Co.. Is
T.. 49th ST.
55TH sT.-32l W. 49,
b5TH $3.50 W.
Bing a. BtnR Corp.. 1ie W. 40th.
9TH ST.--5s W.
Huberth q Huberth. ? Columbu,
Circle.
U7TH ST.-fis w. ss,s00-s5. .i5o.
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57TH ST.-200 W.
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5sTH ST.-2i w. 81 200.
Pease g. Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave.
5sTH ST.-140 w.
5sTH ST.-f00 W.
Newiin. Phone Circle 2S11.
64TH ST. w.
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9th ST. w. ~ 400.
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9TH $50 w. S2.4o0.
NJ. e. Smith. :s5 Madison Ave.
eqTH ST.-24 w.
Lapidus Engineering Co.. 200
w. I'D ST.
GOTH ST.-iO6 W.
Sharp CO.. 24sp Broadway.
10TH sT.--io4 w. $500 and up.
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IUTH ST.-i14 W.
Slawson \ Hobbs. 1872 w. T2d 81.
10TH ST.-226-236 W.
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list ST.--1i5 W.
slswson & Hobbs. fs2 w. I7d St.
list ST.--225 w. s2,i00.
Earle n Calhoun. 2i2 w. 1sd ST.
s2p sT.--124 W.
Park Ave. Operating Co.. oi2
9th Ave.
13D ST.--151 W.
HouRhton Co.. 13c W. I2d st
14TH .sT.-6i w. H.6oo-s1,ooo-
siswson & Hobbs. 1862 w. Tad 81.
74TH ST, 24l w. s2,f0o.
Earle q Calhoun. 2i2 w. T2d Sc.
18TH ST.--80 W.
AnDly premises.
18TH sT.--6n W. 900 Up.
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18TH ST.-245 W. se.Too.
French rem & French. 200 Madi-
7s1-H sT.G25o w. $1,000.
Sharp q Co. 2ls9 Bway.
18TH ST.--323 W.
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10TH ST.-Broadway. s22i.
\ Apt. Renting Co. i16 w. T2d.
18TH ST. 20 w. $1,000
Y. x. Van wini,le. rs w. T.d
TTTH ST. so w. $1,000.
Hotei Manhattan ga. so w. TTth.
T7T1t ST.--JO w. $500.
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TWO ROOMS
Manhattan-East Side

61sT ST.-4s E. s2.4oo.
d. l.. Gilman & Co., is e. 4eth.
CPD ST.-141 L. $1,000.
e4TH sT.-is e, 81. .2oo-$2. 800.
X. d. l.. Gilman. Is Z. 4sth.
65TH sT.-23 e. $i.c0o-$1 500.
sa4 Harris srsa vSasht b S1i 6 ioSEi Fl sS tsh St.
ID. l.. Gilman & Co.. 10 Z. 49th.
6sTH ST.-23 Il. $1,000 to 81. 500.
Harris vought & Co.. 8 e. 46th.
18TH ST.-225 E.
SAB sT.-2s e. 1900.
Harris vought & Co.. 8 K. 10th.
s6rH STE e. s75.
ssTPHP APPls ssT.Hga Pre@isss' B'
o. d. & II. V. Dixie. 220 w. 42d.
9TH AvE.-i69. S65.
A. b. Ashford. 12 e. 44th ST.
9TH AVE.-Central Park Plaza
(59th ST.. s2.600-S5, 900.
Apply premises tNetherlsnd
HoteD.
9TH AvE.-5s4. si.1s4.
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9TH AVE.--547.
X. A. b. Ashford, IL r. z4th.
9TH AvE.--743. $500 to $1,000
Douglas l.. Elliman & Co.. 10
z. 4eth st.
9TH AVE.-763.
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9TH AVE.--1t60. 1-3 baths.
French G. French. o99 Mad. Ave.
MADISON AVE.-179.
SPOTS & Starr. Inc. Bryant 1000.
MADISON AVE.-402.
G. Il. Plummer. 402 Mad. Ave.
MADISON AVE.-402.
X. Chas. r. Plummer. premises.
MADISON AVE.-432- -450.
W. White & Son. 46 Cedar st.
MADISON AVE.-507.
Supt. premises. Plaza SOTO.
MADISON AVE.-715.
W. A. White & Sons. 46 Cedar.
MADISON AVE.-1013.
Tel. Rhinelander S340.
PARK AVE.--67.
SHREDDER & Koppel. 347 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.-270.
d. l.. Gilman Co.. Is L. 49th.
PARK AvE.-290. 81. 900.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co.. Is
e. 10th st.
PARK AVE.--646.
ID. =. Gilman & Co.. Is z. 49th.
SHERIDAN AVE.-1225.
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Bronx


163D ST.--<loiS Il. $50.
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17sTH sT.-2o7 e. sss-ss5.
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1857 ST.-valentlns Ave.
Agent premises.
Agent on premises.
CONCoUESE-203f.
D. Kraus. OK Liberty ST.
CRESTON AVE.-ioT5. f5S.
I. Refs e. Co, So w. 10th st.
CRESTON AvE.--c29s. $65.
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CRESTON AVE.-2764. S53.
Nehring Bros. st. Nicholas Ave.
and ls2d St.
CROTONA PARK NORTH-S9.
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DAVIDSON AVE.-Burnside Ave.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
GRAND CONCOURSE-i454-1i6o
Phone Bingham e7so.
GRAND CONCOURSE-2665. 2
baths.
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HARRISON AVE.-2112-2120 (opp.
n. Y. University.
Newmark. Jacobs & Newmark.
MOSHoLU PARKWAY - Balm
bridge Ave.
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Me-. SON AVE.-1T05. $3.50.
c. 9. Kohler. 1928 ST. Nicholas.
SHERIDAN AVE.-1225.
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SHERMAN AVE.-1161-tfst.
Lebos Realty Corp. 1851 sher-
man Ave.
UNIVERSITY AvE.-160i. s55.
Nehvipv RroS St Nicholas and
1920.
WEBB AvE.-243o. Reasonable.
Murray Hill-Alexander Corp.
Agents.
wOODYCREST AVE.-l119 066th
ST..
Apply supt., 1925 Woodycrest
Ave.
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Bronx

1e1ST ST.-Valentins Ave.
Agent. premises.
GRAND CONCOURSE-2034.
d. Kraus. 95 Liberty ST.
GRAND CONCOURSE-2665. Bath
X. Apply premises.
GRAND CONCOuRSD and 171st.
Tel. Bingham 1928.
SHERIDAN AVE.-1225.
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WEBB AvE.-2432. Reasonable.
Murray Hill-Alexander Corp.
Agents.
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THREE ROOMS
Manhattan-East Side

IRVING PLACE-77.
w. White & Son, 40 Cedar st.
LEXINGTON AVE.-I5.
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LEXINGTON AVE.-f2o.
X. Apply premises.
MADISON AVE.-f7e.
SPOTS & Starr. Times BuiltAax.
MADISON AVE.-ls1.
Phone Vanderbilt 1867.
MADISON AVE.-416.
w. White a Son. 46 Cedar -.
MADISON AVE.-432- -450.
Rose, 30 T.. 50th st.
MADISON AVE.-501.
Supt. premises. Plaza 6oT0.
MADISON AVE.-1Oi5.
Z Phone Riverside 5s4s.
PARK AVE.-67
Shrodel. Koppel. 347 Mad. Ave.
PARK AVE.-2T0.
D. l.. Elllman Co.. is z. 4eth.
PARK AVE.-2e0.
Douglas l.. Gilman a Co.. IS
r. 49th St.
PARK AVE.-44o. 81, ,500-S3, 900.
G. A. Bowman. l15 W. 42d st.
PARK AVE.-646.
D. L. Gilman e. Co.. IS z. 10th.
PARK AVE.-1i31. $3.50.
A. T. Melfour. premises.
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Brooklyn

Brooklyn
HICKS ST.-132-f40l
Cary, Harmon & Co.. IA Mon
tague St.
CLINTON ST.-24S. sI5.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-6s 20. 70.
Chauncey Real Estate Co., 1877
Montague st.
EASTERN PARKWAY-washing-
ton Ave.
Kellner Bros. Inc, Premises.
PACIFIC ST.-it26. 500.
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Brooklyn
EASTERN PARKWAY

ton Ave.
Kellner Bros. Inc. premises.
PACIFIC ST.-1126. $50.
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Manhattan-East Side


GOTH sT.-S5 e. $4,000.
Sharp e. Co., 24S9 Broadway.
a0TH ST.-l45 E. / and /. baths.
.Pease & Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
36TH ST.-I3S-14s r. $500.
Sharp & Co., 24s9 Broadway.
46TH ST.-s f. 5000.
Harris. Vought 4 Co.. E. 4sth.
18TH ST.-24-2s l..
Harris. vought g. Co.. 6 E. 46th.
51ST STIR p.
Ewing. Bacon & Henry. Inc. fo1
B5TH sT.-10s p. $4,000;
Harris vought g. Co.. d Z. 4sth.
56TH ST.-61 +.
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9TH ST.-le Z.
Huberth & Hubcrth. . Columbus
SD 5f!e sT.&125 f.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. IS
s4rH ST" sT.-S4 q E. 5000.
ID. L. Gilman Co, Is E. 49th.
sOTH ST.--l5l +.
y. L. Gilman. Is r. 49th ST.
S1ST ST.-10s-l10 f. bath.
Altavista Holding Co.. $50 oth
SGD sT.-ias F..
Bing g Bing. l1s w. 10th st.
Almas Corp. E. 4ist St.
s9TH ST.-o2 L.
O.. p. & II. V. Dixie. go W.
42d St.
DIST sT.-116 f. $50.
IA. Wilks. premises
a2D ST.-la3 e. ss3.
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e5TH ST.-l9 +.
Duff & conser. Madison Ave. =
e6th st.
l7sTH sT.-227 e. s6s-ss5.
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9TH AVE.-Centrsl Park Plaza
C5eth St). s6.Oo0-s9.Ooo.
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HoteD.
9TH AVE.-Ih3.
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9TH Av.-il4o. 81 400.
French & French. 2se Madi'
son Az.
1000. French & French. oes
Madison Av.
LEXINGTON AVE.--i59.
Phone Madison Sd. 303i.
MADISON AVE.-950. s2.650.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Mad. Ave.
PARK AvE.-21O. $500.
d. l.. Gilman Co., 10 z. 49th.
PARK AVE.-290.
y. l.. Gilman Co.. IS Z. 4eth.
PARK AVE.--646.
n. l.. Gilman. 10 +. 49th st.
PARK AVE.-af0.
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PARK AVE. .--i049. $1,000.
Pease & Gilman. $40 Ma olson Ave.
PARK AvE.-1t3t. si.1O0.
A. It. Melfour. Premises.
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Queens

KEW GARDENs-Union Turnpike
and Austin st. S1.i40 up.
Roanoke Construction Co.. prem.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS
Tennis Place. 1880.
Apply premises or Fitzroy 0s.1
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New Jersey

f. ORANGE-So. Mum Ave. -
Ridgewood Co, premises.
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Westchester

LARCHMONT-S minutes from
station. Ss0-sf00-S125
Apply Smith, as Palmer Ave.
LArchmont. ". Y.
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Brooklyn

brOokiNn
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS -6s. 20, -.
Chaunccy Real Estate Co. is5
Monta que 81.
EASTERN PARKwAY-wsshinR-
ton Ave.
Eeiinor Bros. Inc. premises.
HICKS 81. -i32-i4o.
Cary. Harmon & Co. i44 Mon
tegue s.,
MoNTAGuE ST -iii-Ii7. si2S.
w. Brumhur~. premises
PUTNAM AVE.--3fs. s15.
Mrs. NJ. Best. 36s Putnam Ave.
Queens
FOREST MILLS GARDENS
Tennis Place. si.I10.
Amply pren.res or Fitzroy os2l.
KEW CARDENS-Union Turnpiks
4 Austin 81. si.140 up.
Roanoke Construction Co. prem.
Westchester
BRoNXv1LLE- Sycamore Court.
George Hove. 52T 5th Ave.
SOUTH YONHERS. Ss0-se5.
A. w. Donoghue. i04 81. An
drews Place, Yonkers.
VAN CORTLANDT ANE.-J6i.
ApDly premises.
YONKERs- Realty Co.,
ssN So Broadway. Phone Yonk-
ers $500.
New Jersey
EAST ORANGES. Mum Ave. ~
Ridgewood Co, premises.
EAST ORANCE--Winans St.--5a.
800.
c. y. stiscr. 45i Main ST.. East
Orange, y. J.
Woodhaven, L. I.
18TH ST.-5N
Apply prem scs
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Evening star., 1922-03-30
Society
Continued from Eighth Page,

Mrs. Charles H. Ludington Of Ard
moro. Pa. Miss Cameron. who is .
senior at Bryn Mawr. iS~A grand
daughter OF the late Rev. Prof. Clay
Cameron. D. D.. who was for more
Princeton faculty. and is related to
the late Secretary of War. Mr.. Simon
Cameron. and Senator ]. Donald Cam
eron. Mr.. Ludington is a direct de-
scendant of the Rev. Moses Noyes, one
Of the ten founders Of Yale Univer-
sity. where Mr.. Ludinston is now I'm
ishing his course. which was inter-
rupted by the war. He will graduate
In June. He served as ensign in
charge Of the School for Naval Avfa-
ton Quarter1nasters. at San Diego,
Calf.
Mrs John T. Adams entertained at
luncheon yesterday at Wardman
Park Hotel for her daughters. Miss
Elisabeth Adams and Miss Susan
Adams The party later attended the
performance at the National The
ater. In the company were Miss Ruth
Wallace. daughter of the Secretary OF
Agriculture. and Mrs. Henry G. Wal
! lace and her guests. Miss Julia Polk
| stance Towner. Miss Cornelia McDon-
ald., Miss Maria Chamberlain. Miss
Louise Anderson and Miss Charlotte
Pickenbrock.
The Misses Adams. who are students
at Dobbs Ferry, are spending their
spring vacation with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams. in their apart
ment, at Wardman Park Hotel.
Assistant Postmaster General and
Mrs. Glover and their three children
are at the Hotel Dennis. Atlantic
City, N. ]. They will return to their
apartments at the Wardman Park
! Hotel, Saturday.
Mrs W. W. Galbrairh has gone to
New York, where she will spend sew
| eral days at the Vanderbilt Hotel.
Mrs. Robert Lansing was the guest
of honor at the annual banquet of
| the Young Women's Bible class of
| the Calvary Methodist Church Tues
day evening, the guests numbering
about 125. During the evening Mrs.
+ Lansing spoke on Russian relief, shs
| being chairman Of the Russian Gen.
| trail Relief in Washington. Mrs. Ho-
mer Hoch was toastmistress, and
| Mrs. Herman S. Carl. president of the
| class, spoke. Mrs Guthrie sang. CIV
| ing several numbers of the program
| of music.
| Miss Katherine ingalls, is chairman
| Of the patroness committee for The
| bridge tournament which will b
given Friday evening at Hot Springs
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department In the last twenty-four
Mary C. Halloch, az, Home for Aged.
Nellie 8. Payne. 68, 1918 9Th st. ne.
Joseph Criniti. Il, en- route Emergency Hos
pital.
John Burke. n. e23 @ Ut. s.w.
Jerry G. Lyons. 70, United States -Soldiers'
Home Hospital.
Charles r. Belsir, 81, 1870 21st st.
Fannie n. Levy. 70, SOC 11th st.
Cecilia O'Donnoghue. Is. 1903 Meridian st.
Esoecei r servensl, @ Y; 1Gz 20 Monroe W q; ne.
Virginia NJ. Williams. 80. 26S0 9th St
Leon O. Hutchins, q. en- route Emergency
Hospital
Christopher Autenrieth, 81. as5 o st.
Charles Joshua, %, Washington Asylum Hos
pital.
Bertha Honesty. 81. Tuberculosis Hospital
Mary e. Peyton, 90, SO ct. s.w.
Georgiana Brown, 46, 426 1st st. s.w.
Evening star., 1922-03-30

Walter ana Trsssa geriyner, girl.
John p, and NAry q Perry, xirl.
Bernard b. and Helen q. Joy, girl.
BENJAMIN 8. and Fl0fenca K. Collins boy.
Charles and Afics Wood, girl.
Thomas B. and Amanda y. Oolbufn, girl.
Carl A. and J. Clare KfogmAn. boy.
Elmer L and virnie D. Baden, girl:
Leroy W. and Anna b. Yocum. girl.
Charles and Bette Whitley. boy.
Charles Il. and Louise Wesley, girl.
William Fl. and Louise walker, girl.
David and Eettie Roy. girl.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have bees issued 70 ~
following:
James 4. White and lillian =. nudd.
James y. jackson Of Hehson, Ark.. and
Lillian Bowman Of this city.
John r. NcIlree Of this city and Lacy n.
Blankenbecklef Of Seven Mile Ford, Va.
Thomas Holland Of Rockville, Nd. and
Ethel Challenger Of this city.
James A. Godbold Of Camden, Ala, and
Thelma W. Grist Of this city.
James A. HibbIts Of Oklahoma City, Okla.,
and Edith II. Reynolds Of this city.
Harry White and Etta GoldberS, both Of
l'os1en; x,ea.pdsr msss, " g.nrv ana r,..no, co,
bett, both of New Britain, Conn.
X. Byron Evans and Ruth O.. Woorward.
both Of Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1922-03-30

tigan, Mrs. Annie webster Of New
York city. Mrs. Robert La Toilette.
Ellis and Mrs. A. G. McClintock.
Mrs. RAwlins ssabury d'Tspa-1 left
for Atlantic City this morning for
few days stay at the Traymorc.
Evening star., 1922-03-30
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported te
the health department in the last. twenty -foul
George W. and Bessie L. Norring ngton, boy.
Evening star., 1922-03-30

Among those who will act as patrons
will be Senator and Mrs. Truman II.
Newberry, Mr.. and Mrs William e.
Scull and Mrs. Brady Hartman.
Miss Neville johnson has returned
to school after spending the spring
vacation with DR.. and Mrs. Loren
johnson at their residence on 18th
street.
Mr. and Mra E,Id.ia~A fo.dan urill
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-13
HALF MILLION
FOR GRAFT
PROBE
House Committee Votes
Favorable Report On
Extra Fund
PROFITEERING CASES
House Experts to Pass
Bill by Quick Action
Monday

WASHINGTON, May l3-The first
definite move in the campaign to round
up and prosecute war defrauders came
today when the house appropriations
committee favorably reported bill
giving the department Of justice a
special 100000 graft prosecution fund.
The money is needed according to
Attorney General Daugherty, to employ
extra investigators and counsel.
The bill will be passed in the house
Monday, under plans to house leaders
and then sent to the senate with the
request that equally speedy action be
given it there so that President Hard.
ing can sign it before the end of next
week.
The money was requested by Attor-
ney General Daugherty after Represent
atives Woodruff, Michigan and John.
son, South Dakota, republicans, had
pressed their resolution providing an
investigation by congress into the al
legged laxity on the part of the depart
ment of justice in bringing war graft.
ers to Justice.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-13
JUNIOR COLLEGE TO
OPEN HERE

Trustees of Central Union high school
at their last meeting passed a resolu.
ton authorizing the principal to or.
ganize courses of study in junior col
lege work for next year. Principal
House has been working quietly and
persistently toward establishment of a
Junior college here for two years, and
has fund Of data at hand to guide
him in its organization. He has had
six years of experience in college
teaching and administration and two
years in state normal school and uni
versity teaching.
The organization is already under
way. The present senior class has been
interviewed and about IS of them are
arranging to take up the work, with a
number of others undecided.
The principals Of all the other high
schools of the valley are supporting
the junior college idea and number
Of the seniors from each Of the out
side schools are expected to enroll be.
fore school closes this spring. In all
probability there will be q number Of
former graduates enter in the fall.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-13
FIGHT LEADSTO
BIG DOPE ARREST

The largest haul of dope made in I'm
perial Valley in many months was con-
fiscated late yesterday when Assistant
Chief of Police Slaughter and Officers
Deaton and Bogue raided the Mexico
cafe, 3O7 East Main street, and arrest
ed the proprietor, L. Garcia and Fran
cisco Negratta, who care held in the
county Jail charged with possessing and
selling narcotics.
Early yesterday afternoon two drug
addicts, John Jones and Herman
Kinks, started fight in front of the
Mexico cafe over possession of some
dope, and when the officers respond
ed to a call, investigation led them in
to the cafe where searched revealed
Al bindles Of cocaine and seven Of
morphine, cleverly hidden in pepper
boxes and salt shakers. A baking
powder can containing over $50 was
also seized as the proceeds Of dope
which had been sold.
According to the police, Negratta
has been making frequent trips to
Mexicali to bring up the dope and sales
were made at the Mexico cafe. Both
Negratta and Garcia had plenty Of
money on their persons when arrested,
evidently the profits from their illegal
trade. The bindles, as the small pack
ages Of dope are known, were labeled
according to the contents and were
wrapped in cheap writing paper. The
regular price is ST. bindle though if
the peddlers think the addict will pay
more, they have no hesitancy about
raising the price, knowing that the
customer will pay it.
Negratta and Garcia are being held
for the federal court, and as the gov
ernment is making a determined effort
to stamp out the use Of narcotics, it
is probable that "A prison term awaits
them if found guilty. Neither is ad-
dicted to the use of drugs, but prey
on. the weakness of those who are. AS
result of their melee, Kinks is in the
Ell Centre hospital with q fractured
skull, sustained when Jones hit him
with a brick, and the latter is being
held in the city Jail for trial next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-13
FARMERS EAGER FOR
COUNTY FAIR

Two highly successful and well at
tended county bond meetings were held
yesterday at Spruce and Meloland Farm
Centers, both of which were addressed
by John W. Scott, Of Ell Centre, c. G.
Jenkins, farm county fair manager, I'm
perial, and others representing Brawley
and District No. 5. Speakers at Bruce
besides those named were Farm Ad-
visor Garthwaite and Mr.. Churchill, Ell
Centre; NJ. d. Witter and William
Lowther, Brawley; Mayor Gale, Charles
Waite, Mr.. Bridges and George Harris,
Imperial merchants, and Cashier Shack
let of the Farmers & Merchants bank
Of Imperial.
At both meetings John Scott of Ell
Centre gave an earnest talk on the ad-
vantages of a well conducted county
fair, both educationally and as a COM
munity advertising asset, urging united
and energetic support of the proposed
bond issue of $4,000 to make the COM
ing fair matter of pride in Southern
California as well as in Imperial Valley.
Manager Jenkins assured the audi.
ence that every district heard from is
enthusiastic over fair prospects and
dIc W manu- ~ u
complete success. He announced that
the fair premium list committee will
meet tonight at headquarters in I'M
perial. Members of this committee are
j. +. Peck, Calexico, chairman; Mr..
Warner, Brawley; A. A. Cook, Spruce.
At Meloland, County Auditor Carey
spoke in support of the proposed new
courthouse bonds for 100000 empha-
sizing the necessity Of constructing a
building in which county records can
be safeguarded and land titles to all
property in the county protected. Other
speakers on the county fair proposition
in addition to Mr.. Scott Of Ell Centre
were Roy Breedlove, Mark Rose, j. A.
Allison, and Manager Jenkins repeated
the assurances of district cooperation.
He also mentioned the proposed. school
exhibits at the fair, in which all grades
will be represented. The following
committee on community cooperation in
the fair was named:
| Earl Summers, chairman; q. w. ELI
oft, livestock; Homer Spear, grain;
Mrs. Ward McGrew and Mrs. Harry
Fee, farm home and schools; Mr.. Sum
liners, horticulture displays. The date:
for the fair are from October 23 Il
October %.