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The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08
LAND--SANSING

Mr.. John Land and Miss Mabel
Sansing of Newton were married
Monday afternoon at Deemer
Rev. r. L. Breland performing
the marriage ceremony.
Mrs Land is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Sansing of
Newton, has many relatives and
friends at this place who will be
pleased to hear of her marriage.
MIR. Land is prominent young
merchant of thu eastern part of
this county.
HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
Eighth Grade.
Torris Oliphant, Gladys Story,
Ludie Landrum, Norman Mars,
FL. I. Brantley, Ethel VanHoos-
er, George Gully, Iva Fox.
Ninth Grade.
Asa White, Walterine Crock
ett, Kate Scale, Flora Patterson,
Mary Joe Shields, Lena Pearl
Mcneil. Guy Yates, Ebert Flur-
ry, Onie PEBBLES.
Tenth Grade.
Turner Catledge, Iva Luke,
Neva johnson, Carl Houston,
Eliza Crews, CLARA FURRY, Byr-
die Jones, Martha Mars, Pearl
Sanford.
Eleventh Grade.
Mathew Walters, Alexander
Willis, Pearl Hamill, Kate King,
Arwin Deweese, Johnnie Posey
Hazel Cramer, Dee Hamrick,
Rufus PEBBLES, Horace Salter,
Ellen johnson,
FOR RENT--Three farms all
fresh land, one in edge of town,
one three miles east of town,
one 8 miles east Of town. See
j. D. King.
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The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08
S. S. NOTICE

Because ofthe inclemency Of the
weather we were unable to organ
ize the Wesleyan Bible class last
Sunday. All who contemplate
becoming member of this class
will please meet at the Method.
ist church at 10 o'clock for regu-
lar opening exercises after which
we will go to Judge Dees' Office
for recitation, All men who are
interested in the study OF the
Bible are invited to become
members of this class.
Cordially
Q. M. Grossly
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08
GARD of THANKS

We desire to express our sin.
cere thanks to our friends and
neighbors for their kind courte-
sizes in our recent bereavement,
in the loss of our dear compan-
ion and mother.
j. A. Graves and children
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08
CHANCERY SUM MONS

State of Mississippi
Neshoba County
To Napolian Pollock nonresident
and whose address is unknown you
are commanded to appear before the
Chancery Courtof Neshoba County
Mississippi on the End Monday in
May 1917 to defend the suit in said
court of Millie Pollock for a divorce
wherein you are defendant. This
March 9Th 1917.
w. u. Brantley Clerk.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08
GARD of THANKS

We wish to thank our neigh
bors and friends, through the
columns of the Democrat fol
their sympathy and assistance in
the sickness and death of oul
wife and mother.
We extend special thanks tc
DR.. Banks for his untiring efforts
for her relief.
T. r. Tullos and family.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08
GARD of THANKS

We desire to thank the people
of Neshoba for the kindness
shown us at the time of the
death Of our dear husband and
father. May Gods richest bless
ings be showered upon each anc
every one of you.
Mrs. E. O. Windham and fam
lily.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08

~ aO ~ CCSlIC UltlO SbOO
not take precedence over many
other civil cases that have been
on the docket fora long time
but should also have been con-
tinued until September, especi-
ally so as the cost will necessari-
ally be several hundred dollars
to the county. The county is
deeper in the financial slough
than in many years and a
little court costs saved just now
would meet the approval of the
taxpayers of the county.
The examination for teachers
to be held in April will include
two new studies, theory and
practical teaching and elemen-
tary Algebra. All teachers
except those holding exemption
license will have to take the ex-
animation on these two subjects.
Hereafter the examination for
second grade license will cover
the twelve subjects heretofore
required for first grade license.
The last case to be tried at
this term of court was. the case
of the Duncans, charged with
assault with intent upon Fred
White at his home some few
months ago. This case consum-
ed Friday and Saturday. 1t
went to the jury about 4 o'clock
and as the jury was unable to
reach a verdict was discharged
by Judge Carr about seven o.
clock. Some. members of the
jury said the jury stood IL to
| for conviction as charged.
The case of Mrs. Lula Pope
charged with numbering her
husband was concluded in circuit
court last Wednesday. After
all evidence was in, counsel for
defense made motion for per-
emptory instructions which were
granted by the court. To those
who followed the evidence in
the case the outcome was no sur
prise. While it was proven Ger
tain that the deceased came to
his death by strychnine poison
there was none other than slight
circumstantial evidence to con-
meet the defendant with his
death.
This is the last murder case
on the dockets and it is to be
hoped the docket will stay clear
for long time.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08
MASONIC NOTICE

All members of Coffadeliah
! Lodge are requested to be pres
ent at next regular day of meet
ing.
j. L. Cooper, Sec.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08

week. Are you on the list?
Mr.. Oarley PEBBLES has return
ed home after the close of his
school at Brandon Depot.
The three weeks of court is
over and the Board of Supervis-
ors is the biggest attraction this
week.
The rivers and creeks have
been higher than in many mon
tbs due to the big rainfall of
Friday and Saturday.
An itemized statement of the
cost of the recent term of court
will be given next week.
Mr.. Henry Moore of Gulfport
was here first of the week try
ing to influence the Board to
make an appropriation for d
/ county exhibit at the Gulfport
exposition.
The friends of Mr.. j. 7. Posey
are glad to know he was able
to return from the hospital at
Newton where he remained
eleven days for an operation for
appendicitis.
ALI the merchants of this
place have signed an agreement
to close their places of business
] every day at 6 o'clock except
on Saturdays from April 1st to
October 1st.
We note from the Union Ap
peal that Mr.. Oscar Williams
] of Beech Springs had the mis-
fortune of getting his leg badly
bruised by a log rolling on it.
] He has been disabled from walk
ing since the accident.
The womanless wedding that
made such hit here some weeks
ago is being enacted in nearl y
every town in the state with
the seeming big success as it
made here. The town now that
can't have womanless wed :
ding is no town at all.
just as many of us
were speculating how we would
decrease the cost of living by
the little garden truck, along
came cold breath from the
north pole, sent the mercury
down around twenty and sent
Fonr little hopes for early greens
a few degrees low er.
1 The almost unanimous list of
congressman who stood behind
the President in the closing
hours of congress was an honor
able one and as the Meridian
Dispatch truly says there are
many Mississippians who would
like to have seen Senator Varda-
man on this roll of honor.
The roads in some portions
of the county are so bad some of
the rural carriers are forced to
, cut out portions of their regu-
lar routes. Unless these sec
tions of roads are fixed the gov
ernment may become more dras-
tic and discontinue the service
altogether.
The Boyds at the School hall
entertained good audience
Thursday night. Mrs. Boyd is a
musician and singer of rare tai
ent: Mr.. Boyd is a fine reader
and excellent humorist. 1t was
/ a well balanced program and
many congratulations were CIV
en- Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd after the.
performance. One other num-
Der to be given on the 29th will
complete the course for this sea
J son. The last number will be q
concert lumber.
The civil case of Mrs. lula
Pope, where she is suing the
w. 0. w. to collect a policy on
. ! the life of her husband has hean
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08
FAIR DIRECTORS NOTICE

A meeting of the directors
of the Fair Association is called
to meet at Fairgrounds on Fri
day 2.P. M. March End.
J. Ell. Huston Sec.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08

FOR SALE-Good organ, cost
$S5 will sell cheap or trade for
cattle.
w. W. Grain
Philadelphia, Miss.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-03-08

FOR SALE-Home raised mule
five years old.
w. j. johnson
Philadelphia Route 5.
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Business Troubles

NJ II. GORDON.A petiuon in bankruptcy
has been hed against Morris and Harry Iordon'
who compose the firm Of VI. h. Gordon manu-
factiirers OF coaks and suits al y West 1oth ST.
by Parker wilder & Co.. $500; Murray Manner
sl00 and william Jacobs. 800. Judge Mayer ap-
rointcd s. X Iichteustein receiver bona |tVlV.
business liabilities are reported 70 be between
$40 600 and $50. 900 and ssscts 81 Ooo consisting
ci merchandise. 50 900. and accounts. 5000 Re,
sides the business assets they had considerable rea
estate which they valued Al $4,000. lnortgaged
for $4,000 'Ie real estate. Il IS SAD preclpi,
tated matters They began business IN 1890 Ald
Rrsdstreet's took away rating last October. 49,,
VICTOR HUGO kOEHLER. OF . West oJth
St. has nled a petition Individually and a. a
mariner I'm the late firm Of KOehcr. Spyr faf,
ringtn1 and koeher a Spyr arch.tecs al
Columbus Circle. With liabilities Ss'oJs anu 10
assets. -,
FRIEDMAN BROS--Judge Mayer has denied
discharge from bankruptcy 10 Max and Joseph
Friedman composing the firm Of Friedman BROS.
formerly fur manufacturers. 81 20 West .'th s.,
against whom a petition was ned on November
%. 1918. e,,
WOLF KAAiERAfAN. dealer IN furniture. a. -
Avenue A and 423 East 9Th st. has fled schel-
ules showing liabilities sl9.24j and assets s6S95.
LOUIS YAYOFsKY grocer. at 1885 Prospect sT.
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Pittsburgh Boxer
Shows Cleverness
In Crescent Bouts

T. c. Carroll. Of Pittsburgh, Middle
Atlantic Association champion. proved
himself clever boxer by defeating
both his local rivals in the l25-pound
class Of the intercity amateur boxing
tournament at the Crescent Athletic
Club, Brooklyn, last night. The smoky
City youth is hard puncher. lie scored
a knockdown in each Of his bouts.
Carroll first opposed Abraham Schick.
unattached, and was an easy winner al
the end Of three rounds. In the final
Carroll met Louis Levy, Union Settle
ment. Levy going down in the first. Car
roll scored another knockdown IN the
second. whereupon Eddie Forces, the
referee, interviewed.
In the l0S-pound division, which was
another intercity affair, both the Pitts
burgh and Boston entrants were elimi-
nated in the trial bouts. Archie
Walker. the state champion, faced +.
Eisenstadt in the final bout, and won
by large margin.
One of the most sensational bouts
was that between William Aylesworth'
unattached, and John Mccormack, also
unattached, in the 135-pound open class.
During the first two rounds each man
scored four knoekdowns. McCormack
declared he had sufficient at the end OF
this time and left the ring.
OPEN CLASSES
1sI- pound class tsemi -fnais II. Heimbrich.
Trinity club defeated Louis Ahlgren. Norfegl ~
'rlru and Athletic club three rounds. Judges
decision: W Ayleswo-th. unattached. stopped j.
Mccormack unattached. I'm second round.
Final bout Ayie,w~-'b defeated Hembruch. nrcc
rounds referees decision.
les pound c,ass NAL bout " Rossmanso;
Bro11dale \. G.. defeated E Jackman; 2sth Ward
Y ~ e. A. three rounds. Judges decision.
INTERCITY BOUTS
pound class (trialsl-F. Eissnstadt View
Mo,' Side 4 e. New YORK defeaisd q. No
Manus. Pittsburgh three rounds. Judges decision
A Walker Irish American A. G.. New York. de-
fested + Madden Boston. Mass three ROUNDS
final boat~walksr defeated Eisenstad,. three
rounds. judges decision. ...,-
i2j.pound class (thasl-L Levy. Union Settle
rrent New York. defeated T.. Fo.d. Boston. three
rounds re'cree's decision. =. g. Carroll. Plus-
btrgh defeated A. Schick. unattached. New YORK
three rounds Judges decision.
Final boui-Csrrou defeated LeTy in second
round. stopped by referee.
SPECIAL CLASS
I35-n Mound class Orials)-F B. Cassidy. o1Snsn
defeated r VarsnO Bronrdale A. g.
three rounds Judges decision Tom Hughes. Raul
la A G defeated Joseph Kelly, unattached. three
FiTai bou,-Cassdy defeated Hughes in As'
iiS Mound class tdusl boyt L Jampol. BronI
dale A G.. defeated u. Slo'ne bFonT 'hur'h
Hcle three rounds. Judges decision.
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Argo and Frailty Capture
Blues at the Horse Shou
Judges Reverse Decisio, :,
Amateur Class, Placing
Thus First

Argo and Frailty. entered h. :,
Hamilton Farm. accounted n,
blues and as many cups in IN. d..
night Of the New York spriny p.-
SHOW at Durland's Academy las. ,i,..
They scored in the class for n,l,, !,
horses over Isl hands, and repes,.s I,
the tandem class later in the ni,s,
There was none to question n.
cision Of the judges IN the frs, ava,
but tho behavior Of Argo slmou -.
him the RIBBON in the second elias, nj
some reason best known 70 his tsr,..
amentsl self he chose 70 bgek AID -.
and behave after the manner on
chievous child.
Argo is horse Of pleasing linz.
splendid conformation. He was -
pion Of England several year, soa ~
was purchased by an American 49,.
for 1000. '''
The judges at The show revsr.,5 .
decision made on Wednesday nieb, 80
placed Thus, Miss Alice Dodswo,sss.,..
stylish brown gelding. FIRST In The a..
teur class. which called for oVnsr. :.
members Of the owners family N ~
The Brunette was placed first oriv;,sl
~, but there was some misundsrs,snS
ing OF the deed Of gift Of The n,i,.
Sceptre was defeated in this clas,
The summaries follow:
class % saddle 3oincs. no, eIoe.s,,s 4, -.
10 ride -Flr,t Ms Marion Hesiv. IL
Llewyn Jess. second Thomas Hsay'. b Z Ely,.,.
Esri Greyight third. Mss lean ftia I,s,r,,t !.
Bantsni'e. fourth. MIS- Constance SAD L,s.,s
b. N jos.
Class ( thsrncu horss pain. 49,, "a, ,,,,.
Fir.t. Hamilton Farn', ch Arso "a q
Polonius and cb. Ideal Matthias thlrd. Lt,f
gaShne,.s Z t,ns, 1,.. La asa b. n Ina.
Marquis and BIZ m. Woodlands Empna
Class " thsr0ess ponies exceeding l5s b-, -
over ite handsI-Firsf. Hamilton Farrs 4 :,
Hamilton Flame. second. Hsmiltoa FAm's
Dianfhus: third Halcyon Fsun's en- Z lr.r-s
ket'lednIm fourth. Miss Mu'iei wlsI1s ! 4
C1s.s q saddle homes orsr ~ hsrs,: sur,,
riden.l-Niyron u. Oppenheims ch. &. Nss.s d.
mark Nlrs. y. j. Hess b. 2. Boyn1d ,esus
A. l. stsdier's b. Z. The knight 1!rt Ears
Aldrch's Blk e. NsiercOlor. f-I'h
class 10 fhsr1csg hoUes. 70 be sh0Fn - 10
phaetc. )-Esmiiton Farms hr. m. Pi~no. A
Atklnsou's 90. 2, Ideal Matthias, second. gr1s n
Bushuell's b. 2. The GoIerlor' tnird; Mr.. ngia
N AllalFe's D. e. Imp OAKLEY fJe,sf iourh
Glass % Saddle horses Is hands and epf. a
he ridden hy lalics on side saddle Na Ar,
DN!s0orh's br z. Thus Miss Alice DcisHg-hl
John McE. Bowman oh. ~ e., sun DTse lhss
nix z. Pointer Mrs. WagiA1l. uAri D1S
Guszenheim', Oh. z. The bnut Ms. ROoer Ges.
genheim). fourth.
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has alei schedules showing liabilities sigi ~
assets 500. IN accOunts.
Trustees Elected
T.. " BAUAfEiSTER & co -AbTsr Nsn,a
was elected trustee q l.. ". Bsnmestr Co.
stock brokers q 80 Broad st. Al a rsel'g
creditors Al the Office n Peter g. olzC rHs
I'm baukrlptcy. AZ 81 william ~.
UNICORN FILM SERVICE COhPOMlloN
John l. Little was elected trustee fo' ~ l,iof1
Film Service Cooperation N l-H Nesi tpib a.
a meeting n creditors held an the oiar d illi
Il. Oiucy. referee iu bankruptcy. ~ william :
uCHIGAN FURNIrU RI 90 -Lahci'o 7 vs.
vim was elected TRUSTEE n the Mehfm flnilr
90 al 2l47 81 as and l59 West i29h q a
rreeting Of creditors held al the once q ,,ari.
Miller. referee bon bankruptcy. q Reefc, q, ti
his bond was hxel al $4,000. LiahLlu 80
Assignment
SAM COHEN doing business under he ram =
tho Novelty wood Tuning Co.. al ~ hisi IT'D
81 has made az sigl mont 10 lsrie Gfsns.@h
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Not Just What She Meant

A kindergarten teacher entering {,
streetcar saw a gentleman whose face
seemed familiar, and she said, Coed
evening"" He seemed somewhat sur.
prised, and she soon realized that shs
had spoken to a stranger. Much cor
fused, she explained: When first saf
YOU | thought you were the father Of
two Of my children. "-Argonaut.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES
SUMMONS


SUPREME COURT NEW YORK. SoIIii isscs
49,. defendant Summons Win w.
70 tba above named Defends.neS ..,t,r, % a.
yorr ARE HEREBY SUAMON.s' "a .
s,,.nr Tho complaint in this a'loI, p'klu.
serve A copy OF your ansNeI ~ fpol eAii
tins Attorneys, WITHIN tNen ~, mons. e.
sfter The service Of this suh,iIIs az
ai.,si,o - he day Of service. ana !" ~.
~ vour failure 10 appear. or aus ~, isn1i
mont will % taken against YOU 1o,rplaa-
FOR the relief demanded ih ,s,-
pst,t \ Y March 9Th. ~ ,,,rvxns
pa''u' Ni0pRtS & SAMUEL ME- -
r,.,.,, w" ~ N,,otneys' once and =.
oe,cr Address. No 220 brosus.ssn
york civ. Borough Of Nanh4'''"
To lliescO Demetrc+ H. ssrycd 80,
The foregoing summons ~ 40 q
you by publication put Pendsise
der OF M' liz supreme court s.-.U
Stste 81 New York. New i9rrN "a 81
6sfed the 9Th day Of April "a, Il -
with the complaint IN tne Vork Al g,
clerk OF the County 81 N." ,od y,als q
County Court. Ciiy' 1"u"''
81 Dated, 3D. \. Y. April 9th. 1911
Yours o s1I & SAMUEL Ms Ms, srSsl
Attorneys for Morris Afai'"
way. New York CRY
i. ...,ff<Tf.
s1-PRENrE COURT, NEW YohA NpIsa,ls
Knickerbocker Fuel ComPan' IN. s.rdslt
against. George =. Bssseti
70 the above named delen,a,s,D<rD 70 a.
you ARE HEREBY 81 ~ acton a.
swer the complaint ln an the pc.
serye A copy Of your ans"ei ea,s sfts,
tin'S attorneys within wen" exchlsivs p
he service Of this summons 80 q yeg
tha day OF service, and I'D ,.dgmsn; ".
ts,iure 10 appear or answer. I'M I'm, fof ~
be taken against you ~ oisfnI
relief demanded 10 the com g.,h 1911.
Dsfed New York. Mafch a pl RDl
MAcKLIN. BRoNNo Pc
A,,orrevs Tor plaintiff, pises Bot
Sctce Address. ~ Bsttett <sw Yofk
on,b ~ Manhattan. CITY OF
To George p Bsssstt. Jr a.. seryrd Sps..
The foregoing summons 10 an oiee
,o, nv nu6llcafion. pufs9eh,,,s, oa. q ~.
~ Honorable Francis n. fsnis ne state
de- ~ the supreme court o,si; and 80
Nav S YORK. dated April S.e. I'm ,,res o. Z.
with the complaint N w.. Yorg a.
Cis-k Of the County Of Ne~ sorcsgh
county Court House IN ne ne On shs ~
Nonbst,an. city 81 New i"'"
day OF April, isii ppowN & PJkDpp,,,,
MACKLIN, bhVs'" osfce A ~,
Attorneys Tor Plsintln, pace, hs'
once address. ~ Batsel <s~ Yefs
ough OF Manhattan. el'' "
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.
arnily

I E.r,;l,, House with garage. 'ocms. bath
1T ARMY Win shower; steam. ga. electro
parquetry: $3.50. $50 cash balance SIS monthly
viih interest BUILDER 1850 ;ith st: take West
ird subway 20 nth
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Keansburg, N. j. Bo; Ca ,>'y T '' s'5 paw Z
SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS additional trp. r. Nj
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WESTCHEsTER COUNTY
LONG ISLAND

FREEPORT WATER FRONT
Bungaloxs and houses. t2.500 W, also building
Mot, on Randall Ray and Woodclet Bay. lo~
nrIce. easy terms send Tor circulars.
JOHN ] RANDALL co. Frecport. Long Island
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NEW JERSEY

LONG BRANCH. y. !. illustrated booklet
free. Address Publicity Director.
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BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

Tor ENT-HANDSOME SUITE OFFICES. ?
communicating rooms. nrst moor; Graid Cehtrsi
Terminal Bldg possession Msy lst II necessary
vii also .-ll fire furniture nov IN once Address
X BOZ u. Tribune once. or telephone Murray
nm 4iO1
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SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
FARMER GARDENER -Estate manager; life eN-
nerir,ce: age 30: excellent personal references
good wages expected. ;. g Box :, Tribune once
Where tncorr IJiible honesty. executive ability and
nlsaslug personality sm valued. Exceptional
reason Tor change. A. Box %. care Tie tribune
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE HANDSOME CHARTERED OAK
sound pToof telephone booth for orice. eIceisnt
condition. sacrifice. AccOunt cloeiug One Address
X BOX d.. Tribune ONCE. Or telephone Murray
lnl iiO1
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MEETINGS

VI .ARTEIuY MEETING or THE AMERICAN
Institute Thursday. Ma Sd 1917. A. 50 " c9lh
a.. 20 4. ST L. a. MURDOCH. see'y
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HELP WANTED

Males
STOREROOM KEEPER for gas company al Hemp
n,e,bodS az Keeping stock and the handling Of per
n.tual Inventory salay $6j 10 Sij monthly: pros
meets Of advancement good. state age ana e1pen-
snce i'm detail T. Box 10. Tribune Of1cc.
Female
WANTED Woman technician 10 operate Nray lab
orstOry IN Paterson General Hospital. Paterson.
y J. Apply Superintendent OF Hospital Thos. X.
Zulich.
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LOST, FoI Nd AND REWARDS
LOST BANKBOOks.

LOST. Handbook No. .OsS 4s2 81 Bank Tor SAY.
ing.. $50 Fourth sV Ncw lofA lSmehi
sioppel Please return book 20 bank.
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BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANING
CARPETS CLEANED CLEAN
Iordan's Neg York Carpet Cleaning Works. Inc.
437-4"9 West 4jth 81. Bryant-ins2.
OIDFST-IARGEST- MODERN
Careful, CARPET CLEANING CO.Cleans BY
rop1nressed air steam. hand or floor 1888
Broadway. i2l East Ash st. COE BRANDT
Tel. l32-3Sth.
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DIAMONDS

DIAMONDS BOUGHT And SOLD for cash: advice
free BENNETT. l7J Pr adway. third door
MULTIGRAPHING
,u,TrIGRAPH TYPEWRITrEN LETTERS 500
81 20 81 ono Sl75: 1000. So GEO z
NTATHERFORD l2O Broadway Equitable Bldg }.
Room 1881. Rector 1913
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male
CorPLE. Butler valet useful man; wife excellent
,.,ok. hest references: city or county. MIS-
sl,suehnessy's Agency. II West 42d 1t.
T'svrr.I. Butt Belgian: eIceIen. long refer.
.nc. w Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10 bAst i5d
st. ID noor. Tel Murray Hi Ssf'.
Female
A-A-CHII.D's NURSE o. Young sweie. sIoelien,
reference. S3j 10 $40. /. Miss hoimayers Agency.
10 East i3d ST. ID noo'' Telephone MURRAY
i'm ssi'
A-A-CooK and WAITRESS. young English
women. Wish employment IN Connection, hIEa5
10 last l3d ST.. "a door Telephone Murray Hil 'sti.
COOK and CHAMBERMAlD WAITRESS. Sisters:
both capable excellent city references wages $40
Axency. l. West i-d ~ Telephone Vanderbilt SIS
COOK Young Irish girl. eleven months refer.
enc. S3j r Mks H0'maJers AgenCS: 40 E~s'
ga Sd "a floor. Telephone N9il Murray huL
LArNpREsS diminish. hshes, referocc: 90
anywhere Jussa lfinnsbl Agency, o9S LAihs
ton ave Tel. Plaza iiJ5.
MOTHER and DAUGHTER cook. chambennaid and
waitress: both thoroughly e1per'snced elcels!t
rrterences oountr preferred. Miss shaushnSs's
AEeuCy. II West i2d 81
NURSERY GoyERNEss Young French wid2~
NTH experience: god needle~omAn X. MIS-
Vo'mAyor's Agency. 10 East iJd st.. ID moor ieie
phone MURRAY ili hg4I
VOTING NURsE.-EapcrIcnced excellent person. Al
rs,srrness. city cr county Miss shaughnessJ :
Ascncy II West t.d IT,