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BRISK FLAT TRADING
FEATURES MARKET
Buying Scattered in Manhat-
tan; Well Rented Apartments
in Strong Demand.

The Sarasota, six story elevator
apartment house, 50x95.11, at $40 and
512 West 122d street. has been sold by
the Roana Realty Corporation, Harold
Contor president, to the Manboro Realty
Corporation. The house is near Ans
terdam avenue, and was sold subject to
mortgages for S69,750.
Charles S. Kohler, Inc, sold for Clara
Beck 1913 vermilyea avenue, just south
of 207th street, five story walk up
apartment house. 25x150, containing
suites of three. four and five rooms.
renting for $500 per annum and held
at $4,000.
Jules Nehring, Inc, resold for j..
Shenk 511 West 134th street, Ave
story apartment house, 40x1oO, held at
$4,000.
Il. II. Ludlow & Co. sold for the
estate of Eliza O'Callahan the five
story apartment house at 34S West
Fifty-sixth street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues, 30x1oo.11. to the Pau
pack Power and Timber Company
Henry M. WE'LL president.
The newly formed 431 West Fifty
fourth Street Corporation OR. Rosenow,
NJ. j. Crowley and David Wills) pur-
chased the flve story tenement, 25x100.5
at that address.
The Lloyd Winthrop Company has
sold for the Mosul Realty Company the
five story double fiat, 3S.7XS0, at 6
st. Nicholas terrace. to an investor.
The property rents for $1,000 and was
held at Sf2,500.
T. II. Ludlow &c Co. sold the five
story house with stores at IFS Null
berry street, between Broome and
Grand streets, 25x75.6, to Martin Ga
rome, represented by Frank Sullivan.
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PLAN YEAST LABORATORY.

A monumental new research labora-
tory. dedicated TO experimentation in
the fermentation of yeast. will be built
by the Fleischmann Company in The
Bronx on land just acquired from the
Broadway Savings Institution.
The property purchased is the block
front on the east side of Mott avenue.
from 18th TO 15Sth street. opposite
Franz Sigel Park. IL has a frontage
OF 210 feet on Mott avenue, opposite
Franz Sigel Park. 2l0 feet on Sheridan
avenue, and 257 feet on both 157th and
15sth streets. The selling institution
held the property at Si25.o0O. Ewing
Bacon & Henry negotiated the deal
The proposed building will be two
stories high. of marble and limestone
construction. and will cost about $50, 900
IT has been designed by Arthur r.
1Teaton OF Washington. Work will be
started next Monday by the George A.
Fuller Company. which has been
awarded the contract.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Bronx-saie or Rent.
BRONX BARGAIN.

BRONX BARGAIN.
Investors. attention; for sale. tax payer, II
stores and basement. on very prominent
cross town street. sixe 160xI0, irregular; price
$s5, 900; terms to suit.
u. KEMPNER & SON.
5a2 9Th av. Murray Hill 40l5.
LIFETIME opportunity TO buy at auction,
February H. two apartment houses netting
s.. 900 yearly. rents SIT 900: also finest three
family brick, rents $1,000; possession July.
Box 10i III broadway.
WEST BRONX CORNER APARTMENT.
: story. new law, tax exempt, walkup, Grand
Ccncourse, ola times rent; large income on
Investment.
BARGAIN TAXPAYER.
West Bronx. corner, G0x100; nine stores; /;
large income; price $4,000. Small amount
cash.
EAST BRONX TENENENTS.
Three story walkups rents over $4,000
dow cash required 1000; two houses
have all improvements.
MANY OTHER BARGAINS.
SHAW, ROCKWELL e. SANFORD,
Bronx office,
1872 Jerome av., at fremont az.
Telephone fremont 30l6
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RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

VIM. A. White 6 Sons leased to Lii
liam Westby and Richard J. Compton.
Jr., apartments in "a East Sixty-first
street.
Apartment Renting Company has
leased che following furnished apart
ments to Antrim Short in 3t7 West
Ninety-flfth street: TO Capt. ]. w. Flan-
agan in the Apthorp, Seventy-ninth
street and Broadway: to Mrs. Mary
priscoll i'm 240 West Ninety-eighth
street; 10 Joseph Rionda I'm $50 West
]ighty-oighth street; 90 Mrs. Irene
Tams in 12s West Seventy-third street.
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West Side.
HOTEL NOMIS,
orn r-o Wat fpStt. 80

650-65o West 125th st.
Rooms with private bath, sf2 weekly; with
out 81 up; every convenience. Phone Morn
ingside GAO and 708.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED
ArArrMENrs or QUALITY.

APARTMENTS or QUALITY
East, West Side. Long. short leases.
APARTMENT RENTING CO.. INC,
iTf West T2d It, Phone Columbus 1871
ATTRACTIVE four room apartment to sub
let until October I possession March I or
sooner. Cell mornings or evenings $40 Man
haitian ay i5th stl. apartment 2E.
CENTRAL, Park WEST--MaRnlficcn fur
nlshed = rooms. baths: long, short lcaae ;
$500 monthly Schuyler 1902. riverside 133
FIVE ROOMS, modern, elevator. nusiuess
womcn location East t1th. Appointment.
Plaza 42a4.
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENT
10 rent. All modern comforts. In the most
healthy aud beautiful building. $500 MONTH
ly a. +. van Arckcn, The Apthorp, 22ll
broadway. Apj. iis (betwcen 18TH and roth
streets)
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED ApARTMENTS
To RENT, ST.AgON DR ONC;iV SBAW-
Son 4 HoBBS, tse WET TeD SI
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Above Soth st.-5th Av. to North River.

FINE modern flrcproof furnished hotel 60
lease. long tcrm, splendid location; big
poss slbilitles. BROWNING. 20 w. s1st.
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SO West 9Sth st.--Wil sacrifice for quick
sale. five story double apartment house
with basement. o'BRIEN. 4l0 Halsey ST..
Brooklyn.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

Real Estate Along the Great South Hay.
JEREMIAH ROBBfNS. Babylon. o.. a. Tel. "a
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New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

EASY COMPUTATION TO NEW YORK;
Permanent home, everything modern and
ready for occupancy at above prico; no CS-
tras; steam heat, parquet floors. beautitully
decorated inside and out. Select, strictly
residential neighborhood. Water sports. golt'
country club, schools. churches. marfets.
Nearly 900 feet elevation: no mosquitoes.
Big living room, with huge open fireplace.
Many fine old oaks and birches supply album
dant shade. No servants needed; electrically
equipped throughout including electric range,
vacuum cleaner washer, electric lights and
base plugs. Balance. after initial payment.
can be paid up, with less money than you
will waste in rent the next few years. In
vestigate. p. .. WORCESTER, Suite 1872,
10 Broadway, N. Y. &. Tel. 1872 Cort
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PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

p. IT. Outerbrdge. chairman OF the
Port Authority. and George McAneny,
chairman of the Transit Commission,
VIII speak at n meeting of rentpayers
and taxpayers of Greater New York TO
be held at the Hotel Astor Monday,
February 13, Under the auspices of the
United Real Estate Owners Associa-
tion.
Brooks e. Momand have placed loan
OF 100000 on the six story apartment
house southwest corner of st. Nicholas
avenue and 1S6th street.
The next dinner meeting Of the Build
ing Managers and Owners Association
will be held in AZ East Twenty
street on Tuesday night. February IA
Clarence II. Fay. former Commissioner
OF Public Works. will speak on the ad-
vantages OF close cooperation between
civic organizations and municipal gov
ernment administration.
Joseph Il. Marx has secured control
of the store property at 147-i49 West
Tifty-seventh street. recently reported
leased to the Marx Realty Company.
Byrne e Bowman were the brokers
~ 'hN ANNtHliy ItpOi ttu sdlC VI lHt
northeast corner of Haven avenue and
170th street for Constantine Wagner.
Elizabeth NJ. Schmidlein is the buyer
of IS and 30 West Ninety-eighth street.
Anne Zukermandel of 1850 Fifth ave-
nue., Bessie Weisman of 2176-21S4 Lex
ington avenue, southwest corner OF
131st street: Antonetta Zupa and Nun
ziata Maggie OF 1873 Madison avenue
and Willy Ehrenhauss OF 22G East
Twenty-seventh street all sold re-
Gently.
Joseph Kavalier is the buyer of 220
and 222 West 11ith street, sold re-
Gently.
The Merriam Agency has opened Of
An In En- IrirIl,
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News of the Real Estate World
APARTMENT BUYERS
BOOST BRONX MARKET
Take Place of Traders in Va
cant Land.

Sehwab < co. resold for the l.. 3.
Contracting Company. Inc. four story
flat az leith street and Anthony ave-
nue. held al $500.
Tho BelUood Realty Corporation sold
to samuel Erdman and Jacob Drach "a
sN story apartment at 53i East 1S9th
street
Benenson Realty Company bought
from David Mark the five story apart
mcnt. Exioo. at the northwest corner of
Franklin avenue and 10th street
Morris Sax sold for the Beneson
Realty Company. B. Beneson president,
the five story apartment at 6Oi Beech
Terrace. a76xi0o
Louis Gold a Co. Inc. sold to the
Neingold Realty and Construction Com
pnny OF Brooklyn the southwest corner
Of Kelly street and 10th street recent
~ purchased through Jacob and Emil
Lci,ner. The purchasers win erect a
one story taxpayer containing ten stores.
Bronx Transfer Deals.
It;ner Realty Company sold to Harris
Anderson "A five story flat. 59xio0. at Saf
Dawson street.
James 6. Mccarthy sold TO Dominic
a. Trotta the vacant plot, 75x100, on
the west side OF Lonefellow avenue, rs
feet south OF 113d street
August kiegelman sold TO the Gabriel
Realty Company the one story building,
Joxl0o at the southwest corner of Trim
ity avenue and l6ist street.
William III. j. Ehler sold to Gennaro
y. Russo for s22.750 five story flat,
S3NloO., at $3.50 East i3Sth street
Norris Rather sold TO John Smith
two story dwelling. 1s.5x35x irregular,
at l1o2 Anthony avenue.
Rubin Birnbach sold TO j. Lashninslxi
a five story apartment. with stores,
37.6xl00. at 603 and COS Prospect ave-
nue.
Morris Shapiro sold TO Annie Schwade
five story new law apartment, i0xlO0,
at l0lS East 10th street.
Rudolph l.. Fessler sold TO David
Feuer a four story flat, 33.4x10O, at $50
Southern Boulevard.
New Housing Projects Planned.
Plans were filed for new apartment
houses in the Bronx yesterday as fol-
lows:
University avenue. southwest corner
OF lSsth street, six story. size irregular;
Charles Mark Realty Company, owners;
Charles Kreymborg, architect; cost,
$4,000.
Decatur avenue. southwest corner of
2G5th street, five story. 70x9o West For
tieth Street Realty Corporation, own
ers; Michael J. Gilhuly, president: John
p Boyland, architect cost, s115,o00.
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Above So;h st.-Sm Av. 10 Ea., R,,..

LEXINGTON Av. corner. 80 feet on avenue.
49,, 600; cash $500. three stores. LEON
s.. ALTMAYER. G2 East SSth.
18TH ST.. a06, sos. 3i0 East-o5yiO0 each :
three story tenements. win sell separate.
~ or together. psASE q ELLIMAN. $40
Madison av.
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WEST END SACRIFICE.

Cedar av.: fine location and exposure plot
150x300 feet: furnished villa, spacious
norches and first floor living rooms: ten bed
rooms and three baths upper floors !;
thoroughly modern and in good repair: ga
rage: tennis court; value S35 600 to $40 900.
but price for quick sale cut to asking"
SlS, 900, desire $S, 600 cash and mortgage
$4,000 may remain three years. act quickly.
JOS. NJ. BYRNE CO., 1S1 Market ST.,
Newark.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFULLY furnished dwelling; ton
rooms, four baths; very low rental; inn
mediate possession. y. r. WOOD a. CO.,
ies w. 1.nd 81. Tel. Columbus 62ia.
NIT NERNoN-FURNIsItED, RENTAL.
Modern English cottage. rooms. tiled
bath, built In garage. completely furnished:
corner lot: Chester IIill; immediate posses
sion. until May or Oct. I S2a5 per month.
COOLEY REALTY CO.. 80 Prospect av. Mt.
Vernon, ~. Y. Phone Iillcrest 3tO0-3i0t.
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Estate Sells First Ave. Parcel.
Deal. Revealed in Transfers.

William +. Patterson sold TO Mary
Field for s33.500 five story store tene-
lnent. 25x100.11. at 16 East 116th street.
Minnie Coco sold to Alfred Duschatko
n four story store tenement, 21x100, at
2193 Second avenue.
Winifred r. O'Connor sold to Samuel
Vail for s15,5o0 three story dwelling.
16.Sx100.11, at 237 West 123d street.
Adeline B. Tonk sold to Marie J. c..
de Serciat a three story dwelling, 1S.9x
99.11, at IS West 126th street
Mary Connolly sold to John Foley the
two story dwelling. 1Sx50, at the south
west corner of Audubon avenue and
1s5th street.
Oscar ]. Stern sold to William C. AL
lard four story dwelling, 16.Sx100. IL,
az 135 West 1920 street.
David Stevenson Brewing Company
sold to julius Green and William Porges
three and five story buildings, with
stores, 50.3x9S.9x irregular. at 141 and
143 West Twenty-seventh street.
Nelson Flanagan sold to Rebed Re-
becca Baker three story store building.
22.6x63.9x irregular. at 13 Bleecker
street.
Union Liberty Company sold to the
Woodlocl< Realty and Construction Com
pany four story building, with stores,
22Xs4.2x irregular, at 252 West Four
tcenth street.
James p. Blue sold to the Maryland
Mortgage Company the three and four
story buildings, 42.3xS5.6. at 13 Dry
Dock street, northwest corner of Elev-
cnth street.
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RIrILnERS. ATTENTION,

BUILDERS, ATTENTION.
Have two good building propositions In
New Jersey; more acres In each tract;
streets AL improved: property is bargain.
RYER-HAGUE.
100 SIP .AV.. JERSEY CITY, n. J.
FREE list of houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WINKl.E CO, rutherford. NJ.
NINE room house. steam heat; garage; lot
75X150: exceptional location. west side of
village, near Ridgewood Country Club. terms
cash; no exchanges. r. Il. HAYES. 81
Claremont road Ridgewood. N. j. Tele-
phoe Ridgewood SS9W.
Park RIDGE--Modern Colonial house, near
station, 20 acres. wonderful grove beech
trees, garage, bungalow, gardeners cottage;
exceptional view; price $4,000. Murray Hill
4G39
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.

HOMES at low prices: easy terms let US
know your wants: picture folder sent.
HYDE & BANTER, Port Washington. L. I:
LONG BEAClI.-For sale, 3 lots. very
sonabe. to close out an estate. G. 1919
Herald Fulton st.
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(i4 vEsEY sTREET.) }
nu IIour,s Ilt.. 10

By Henry Brady.
West 18Th st, 203, =, 65 II OF 9Th av,
17.sNTi.o. story dwelling: Bertha NJ John
son vs. Issie White ct al; w Hampton Warsc
"a: James O'Farrell (RD: due. $4.5t5.aG: !:
taxes. &c, S139.s0 To the defendant for
SG $50
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Connccticut-Sale or Rent.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

BELL & rIERSON, Real Estate.
- Atlantic st.. Stamford. Phone 1918.
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IN THE AUCTION ROOM.

The Merriam Agency has opened @
fees I'm 507 Fifth avenue.
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A SERVANTLESS HOUSE AT LAST
$500

CASH AND
$1,000 u "
Easy Terms
Takes Title,
I ROOMS.
Tiled Buth,
piot
100 y t20 n.
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SAMUEL ERoNSKY, INC,
Real Estate. Marbridge Building,
Broadway and 3ith Sc. Tel. 712 F'itzroy.
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ShMarn sTiss wisiSS''.fF ;si riiS qH"'i Eya Prop
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borough Of Manhattan--MisceIIa

tiARGAISS IN flats and private houses.
MORGAN. siji 1th ov Phone 27o5 Morn
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AMER. REALTY CO.. 300 Broadway. buys
eholce Manhattan and Bronx properties
BARGAINS IN Real Estate,
RYAN & CO., 142 West 125th
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misunderstanding or Rent.
, DELIGHTFuL HOME

a DELIGHTFUL HOME
AT NEW ROCHELLE.
Very high, healthy and exclusive location,
6 fire rooms, cosey and cheerful, large
living room: every convenience; plot
GGy121; must sell $4,000 want offer.
+. A. RELLS'rAB. Telephone 3S71.
~ North av. New Rochelle. n. Y.
BUY YOUR building LOT IN PEI
HAYWOOD before it is too late
only a few left; $3.50 to 81 900. JOS.
LAMBDEN &c SON. INC, 56 Lawton
st. Tel. 800. New Rochelle, n. Y
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Joseph Eavalier is the buyer of 220
and 222 West 11ith street, sold re-
Gently.
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OPERATORS ACQUIRE
THIRD AVE. CORNER
Buy Z Pangburn Parcels az
106th Street: Plan Taxpayer
for the Site.

Charles +. Noyes Company sold
to Harris and Maurice Mandeibaum
and Fisher and Irving T. Levine
1915 ana 1928 Third avenue and s02
and eOi East IOeth street. southeast
corner. plot 1O0x1io, improved with
seven frame buildings. The property
was sold for the jeremiah Pangburn
estate. which was represented b. James
T. Pangburn. The Pangburns have
owned the property for about fifty years.
The new owners say they Will Improve
the site with a taxpayer.
Stoddard & Mark represented the
sellers and Esman, Lee. Corn & Levine
We're the attorneys for the purchasers
The amount involved in the cost Of the
property and the Improvement Is APP
proximately s250,0O0. The northwest
corner of 106th street and Third avenue
has been purchased lately ny Kaufman
the halter and the southwest corner by
the Adler Shoe Company.
Estate Sells First Ave. Parcel.
Morris Sax sold for the estate Of
Charles Fritz the four story store prop
crty at 1860 First avenue to Herman
Wocsser.
Inyyood Plot Sold.
Jennie II. Curtiss sold to Bernard T.
Wheeler the vacant plot, 25x13SX irreg
illar, on the northwest side OF Prescott
arenue, 125.11 feet northeast OF Bolton
road.
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CHAUNCEY -. GRITFES a co,
Wcstchester's Leading Realty Experts,
10 East list St. Murray IiiIl g37G.
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NEW ROCHELLE-FOR RENT.
Unfurnished and Furnished Homes.
$3.50 per month and upward.
O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
80 Huguenot st. Tel. 594 New Rochelle.
OWNERS CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION
builds homes. $4,000 up assists in financ-
Ing. % w. 43d ST. Phone Murray Hill 07S0.
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ALLIES WATCH U.S..
At TURK PARLEY.
Want Further Light on Amer
lean Plans.
GREETED As co MEMBER
Delegates at Lausanne See This CoHn-
try Taking an Active Part in Making
Peace in Near East.

Lausanne, Nov 24-Tha declaration
Of the American position in the Lau-
Same conference made by Richard
Washburn Child, ambassador to Italy,
at the first active session, has not sat
is,ied the other delegates.
There is a growing e. sire to know
just how the United STATES stands AMI
what position developments might
cause the American delegation To as
sIme. There is a feeling the United
States at last is about 10 depart from
tie observing policy and in some way
Ike an active part.
In his declaration Mr.. Child explain
"A the American delegation reserved
iiil.. right to be present, to be heard
/: the pIenary and other sessions, in
"udin" those of commissions and COM
iliittees, and to be heard in equality
With the other members without the
right Of voting, assuming obligations,
.gSing Office or becoming a Signatory
of agreements oil reports. SO far the
Americans have not departed from the
observing policy and, except for MI.
Child's declaration. have merely listen
ed. They have made and received
calls, hut these have been purely for
NAL
In conversations with members of
the various delegations one gains the
impression the United States is well
come c2-member with important inter
ests at stake. The Greeks say they
are extremely glad the United States
Is represented, partly because it is
hoped they will help 10 secure pro-
lection for minorities and will con-
tinue relief measures and partly be-
cause they may obtain moderation
Of the peace terms. The Turks, it is
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a.. g. 10iIi.Ii> w.! tie III
aic~ is represented III view of tl'
fact he Americans and Turks wei'
never III war and America was no
Il party to the treaty of Sevres, whic'
is new being revised. However, IL
Cnite,! States did sever diplomatic =
Iations w.gh Turkey, and to date theN
relations have not been resumed.
The British delegates seem TO thin
the most important interests OF til
United States are of Il platonic, reli%.
Gus, charitable and educational charar
Ter. The French delegates seem t
lh:nk the United States will prove /,
hn an important political factor. Ther
:re two American representatives
.,mt.assaGor Child and Joseph e.
rev. minister. to Switzerland. Rear
admiral Mark l.. Bristol, who is e.
pected here Saturday. will be an assu-
late representative.
The Americans occupy connected
apartments in the Hotel Beauriyagc,
the correct number of stars, which is
something unusual over here. TWO
Swiss Boy Scouts stand before the
room to usher visitors into an atmos-
phere of keen interest, where the
clicking of typewriters is heard and
where penciled maps of tie Near Esls!
decorate the walls.
Before the hotel is an almost trop-
cal garden leading to the lake, along
which, bareheaded and without an
overcoat, Ambassador Child walks a
few hundred yards to tie Hotel du
Chateau, where the conference is in
session twice daily. The hatless am
iassador is greeted by his co-delegatts ;
arriving from greater distances in all
the glory of top hats and iag-bedeckcd
limOusines.
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Would Be herrin handman.

Marion, H.. Nov. 24-The mOnOtony
Of examining prospective jurors to try
five men charged with murder in con-
nection with the Herrin mine killings
was broken somewhat when Circuit
Judge Hartwell made public Il letter
he received from William S. Gilbert
Trenton, n. j., asking for the position
as hangman, shoul I the death penalty
be imposed.
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How Not To Take Cold

Some persons are subject to fire.
quent colds, while others seldom, If
ever, have cold. You will find
that the latter take good care of
themselves. They take shower or
cold sponge both every day in a
warm room, avoid over heated rooms,
sleep with a window open or partly
open avoid excesses, over eating, be-
coming over heated and then chilled
and getting the feet wet. Then,
when they feel the first indication Of
cold, they take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy without delay and it
is soon over.-Adv
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SPECIALS FOR EVERYBODY

Ladies coats. all colors, all styies
and sizes at reasonable prices; Chill
dren's coats from 8 years up $3.50
outing flannel gowns at SO cents
Ladies $3.50 felt bedroom slippers
$100 Children's felt booties. Come
and be convinced.
ESTHER GARNER LEVY
Arcade Building
Muir Street Side Cambridge. Md.
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A Timely Suggestion

This is the season Of the year
when the prudent and careful house
wife replenishes her supply of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is al
most certain to be needed before the
winter is over and results are much
more prompt and satisfactory when
it is kept at hand and given as soon
as the first indication of cold ap-
pears and before it has become set
tied in the system There is no dan
ger in giving it to children as it con.
tains no opium or other harmful
RI RIG ADV
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Farm Bill Presented in House.

Washington, Nov. 24.-The bill to
provide for purchase AMI sale of farm
products through q S1O0,000,O0O gov
ernment corporation, introduced in the
senate by Senator Norris. Republican,
Nebraska, was presented in the house
jy Representative Sinclair, Repuhli-
IAN. North Dakota.
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FOX RENT
Conveniently Located Once
Apply to p. p. Payne
WANTED

Young lady stenographer and book
keeper. Give reference and past eX-
perience, Address II" care Banner
Office 1123- 3t
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Good Health

Good Health
If you would enjoy good health,
keep your bowels regular. No one
can reasonably hope to feel well,
when constipated. When needed.
take Chamberlain Tablets. They
are mild and gentle.-Adv.
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LAUNDREss. experienced. work by day.
week or month for private family. 90 w,
lO.id, care Mathewson. lst floor.
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Young married woman. husband employed.
seeks position general houseyeorker or house.
keeper; apartment preferred. Call basement.
iss w nth.
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LAUNDRESS, takes washing home. open air
drying references Antonio, 2iOi Madi-
son av.
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Nurse or Housekeeper.

NURSE FOR infant or Older child hospital
and practical. city reference. Call from
10 10 IL Monday. iSs East S0th tring jani-
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DIRECTORY OF HOME AND
BUSINESS NEEDS.
DETECTIVES.

OvERCOATS. suits turned, three days
DEUTSCHER. 346 De Kalb av.. Brooklyn.
Prospect S024
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LAUNDRESS, first class. colored. by 6s<.
first days week; reference. Martha An
.derson, 2li7 9TH av.
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AN EDUCATED American woman seeking
temporary home would care for n child
or children during the mothers absence at
business; nominal salary. q 1917 Herald.
Brooklyn.