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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-08-15

Ring of Lighthouses.

The coast of the British isles is so
well protected with lighthouses that
if ship sailed right around England.
Scotland and Ireland by night, only on
six occasions would 1t be where it
could not see the light of lighthouse
lantern.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-08-15
Mothers Cook Book.

When / have passed nobler life in sor-
row; =.
Have seen rude masses grow to fulgent
spheres;
Seen how today is father of tomorrow,
And how the ages justify the years,
l praise thee, God.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-08-15
Meat FIavors Extended.

We may extend the flavors of meats
in various dishes which will satisfy
of meat, by using bread, cereals and
vegetables.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-08-15

Farm reserves July 900 bushels compared
with sO6300o bushels last and fveyear average OF 3ooo
bushels Supplies in all positions 553900 bushels compared with
This represents into the new
of below the
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-08-15
Tamaie Pie.

Add six cupfuls of boiling water to-
two cupfuls of cornmeal, stir and
cook five minutes adding two and one
half teaspoonfuls of salt, then cook
over water for an hour. Melt Que
tablespoonful of fat, add one chopped
onion, one pound of chopped beef.
teaspoonful of salt, one-fourth of a
teaspoonful of pepper, green or red
pepper cut in strips, two cupfuls of
tomato, few ripe olives and raisins.
Put layer of the mush in baking
dish, then a layer of the seasoned
meat. Cover with round pats of the
mush and bake one-half hour.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-08-15
AIMING 100000 acres d

AIMING 100000 acres Is
certainly a man's-size
job. But doing it with
out the use of a single
horse is something else
again. Yet, preposter-
Gus as it may sound,
this feat is actually be-
ing performed by a
Montana man, Thomas
d. Campbell.
This hIrpn farm nrOh-
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1919-08-15
GaIantine.

Put a pound of steak and half a
pound of raw ham through the meat
grinder, add two eggs, beaten; juice
and rind of lemon, one and three
fourths cupfuls of bread crumbs, a
grating of nutmeg, salt and pepper to
taste and one spoonful Of tarragon
vinegar. Pack into well-greased
pan and steam four hours. Serve with
tomato salad, the loaf cut In thin
slices.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27
Items Of "a teres
at Grace Church

o.
Prof. Heaton, leader Of the chorus
singing at First Methodist Episcopal
church during the revival services,
rendereda solo at Grace Lutheran
church yesterday morning. The Sc
lection was greatly appreciated blythe
congregation.
Holy Communion was observed yes
terday morning and evening and it
was the largest ever held there.
Eighty members communed at the
morning service.
Yesterday morning three new mem
bers were received into church mem.
bership. Rev. Roy ]. Meyer, the pas
tor. baptized an infant after the morn.
ing service.
Next Sunday Rev. o. c. Dean, pas
tor of Trinity Lutheran church, Wheel
ing, will deliver the charge to the con.
gregation at the morning service and
at the evening service will install Rev.
Roy j. Meyer as pastor. Rev. Dean
will also reliver the charge to the pas
tor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27

l.e.. ana sli FeisfEn1e Co|Iis
q corpoEat don created ma o.
1nizad under the laWs Of tho State
OF West Virginia does hereby dis
continue business as q corporation
and surenders to said state its char.
ter and corporate franchise.
The board OF directors WIN proceed
to convert the property. chooses in DC
ton and all assets Of this corporation
into cash. and pay Aff and diacl lsS
all its debts, liabiltties and e 28tions
divide the remainder amo1 The stock
holders pro rata with Aeir several
holdings Of stock. bY no such pay
'ment shall be made 70 anystockhold-
e until after the Publication Of the
nStice hereini tier provided.
Resolved ecl hd-that the presi-
dent Of this co boratton cause notice
Of the adop' ioH Of the foregoing reso-
luton to b published in some news
paperNpf gihs tal circulation, published
near the lrjhcipal ofticA or place Of
businesA q this cor ton. once a
week fol kclr succ siyd weeks; and
that he p,tify Nese RESOLUTIONS to
the scored y Of tate q the state Of
West vtrs ia, nd dliver to him .
certificate owl4g ne publication of
said notice Eided by law"
Given under my hand this 3rd day
of January, 1919.
Gro ur 1RrThAY
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27
Comes at time when savings are most helPf
GOOD REASONS FOR THEI b

selling this BE-
completeness of
Positive Quality Add
maket
pig
HERE FOR ALL ATTEND
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that, at a
meeting Of the stocb folders Of the
Fairmont and Weskern Telephone
Company. a.>corporation created and
organized undef<he laws Of the state
of West Virginia he at Festus, West
Virginia. on the Srd dax. of January
1919 the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, First THAT the Nyair-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27
The Laat lnault.

First Director - How did you get
those actors to put up such a realistic
fight?
Second Director-I told each one
of the quiet that the other considered
him punk scrapper-Flm Fun.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27
Annravatad Caution.

Magistrate - Did you caution the
prisoner in the usual way when you
arrested him?
Constable-Yes. your washup; tree
tonnes acrost the head. - Passing
Show.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27

Great Britain during 1918 built
some 1,245 vessels Of 1,s76,411 aggre-
gate tons, including naval AID rner.
chant ships.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27

Substitutions -Troxel for Dean.
Field goals-Knight 8; Dean /; Hill
4; Brown Q; Troxel 8. Hersey S;
Bremen 5. Foul goals Hill out OF
IL; Brown 1 out Of i; Clark out Of
TO- Referee, Bremen; timexeeper,
Showalter. sccre.keeper, Lambie.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27
bflN1ARI I 4 WINS.

BY the scof0 Of 81 to 10 the Dunbar
H|eh St16o1 on Saturday night trim
med lie 1tigmcnt Collegians. Dunbar
+. 1efeIopinf a good team and thus
Tar has mad q splendid showing.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27
FAIRN0N RIBR
LAcES SR|NNSTON

Fairmont High School administer
ed trimming to the Shinnston High
School at Slinnston on Saturday night
by the score of 80 to %. Although
handicapped by the fact that their
tenn was crippled from the Effects Of
u game with Buckhannon on Friday
n BIT and that the Shinnston floor was
Is aller. the Fairmont High put 1t
|, TOSS" successfully Just the same.
/ At the end Of the first half Fairmont
lead Shinnston by but two points. but
in the second half Fairmonters got
busy and rolled up additional points.
Hersey went strong for Shinnston In
the first half having scored ten points,
but knight styaed with him In the
second half and as a result Hersey
could not make solitary point.
The line up and score was as fol-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27

GEO. ". MIl1lAN,
President Of g col 3 81 =.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Activity in Downtown
Business Leases Brisk
Many Concerns Find Space in
Building in This Section of
the City Y esterday

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased a floor at 119 West Forty second
Street to George G. Mevi; a floor at
% Beehman Street to William Polat-
SIX; floor at 46 Fulton Street TO
Irving W Greenwald; floor at PAT
Pearl Street to the Crude Drug Com
panyi floor at 100 William Street to
lsaacson Il Blank; floor at 257 259
William Street to George j. Demarest,
and space al 7l75 Fulton Street 10 the
Standard Asbestos Company.
Folsom Brothers have leased for
Louis j. fooler the factory at 326 East
Houston Street, TO Oscar Sandman.
" hste- Goodman have leased loft at
idu hroa dWaY to Abraham Solomon. a
lort at aio Fourth Avenue to Louis
fesenhlats, lott al l7a-l77 Wooster
Nlreel 10 SilNeFsteln Cempany, d store
AZ lpa=' ='Nf Canal Street to Aaoobs
hte'hersi space al sal Nourth Avenua
te ,hal los q, navidl the seeend aoer
a. "a WeHt NeVehiy= =seeend Street 10
we "a Vera Nher RpAee al ~ tniVef.
ei'h Ila.e to Afgeh DfeHa Company.
Nuherth & nuhefth aud rwins
l'seon & tenry have leasea port,nn
Of tho ninth floor IN The building a,
20 Nea' Forty fourth Street 20 ihe
Nharfet Patsnt Type Company.
The Brett & Goode Company has
leased the seventh door at o-s Wept
Forty eighth Street TO the Exhibiiors
Mutual Distributing Corporation, and
at 2l3-2l5 Centre Street, space 10
Hutchcon Bros.
James A. Shceran has leased lof.
at lo4o Third Avenue to John Parduba.
Store Space Also in Demand
Spear & Co. have rented the store
and basement at 13 and IA Wasb;rr
ton Place to Max Lyman; a loft at l8
and % West Eighteenth Street TO
United Profit Sharing Corporation; at
l49 TO l55 West Twenty fourth Street
to FISCHER Brothers; at SO and 35
East Twentyfrst Street to Grote
COMFORTABLE Company; the corner
store at 267 Sixth Avenue to George
r. Riley; loft at 64S Broadway to
Manhattan Manufacturing Company:
a lott at 152 to 1876 Wooster Street TO
Republic Doll and Toy Company; the
store and basement at SIS West Six
'eentn street to Bech-Van Siclen Com
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
SUMMONS

NitW YORK. NEW YORK COT,S,ry -
!AMkS Y. COATES. plaintin, axainst
= AMY COATES, Defendant Action FOR
ASSoLIIE IVORCE-SUMMONS TO
inf AboF MED DEPENDANT
fou are hereby summoned to answer ths
Complaint in this action. and 10 serve
eopy OF your answer upon plaintiffs attor
ny within twenty days after the servtce of
.tns ms summons, exclusive OF the day OF ser
Nlco' ana In case Of your failurs, 10 ANNA
VI answer, Judgment will be taken aaainst
tho complaint. -' ''uoH 'n
Dated New York, January 2sth. 1919.
G. w. McDOUGALD.
Attorney for Plaintiff ONCE and p "
annIess. 253 Broadway Borourh ~
Mdhnhtan, City OF New York
TO FANNY COATES:
ne foregoing summons IL SERVED unor
~ 6u oy publlcation. pursuant to an order
.a 81 non. NJ Narey Platzek a Justice of
ytn y, supreme Court OF tho State OF Nav
,"sS' dated the 5th day OF February ,1ie
ano ~ n'ei e, With the complaint in the o,,cs
OF the Clerk OF the County OF New Yort o'''ae ~
Of NANNY MJ1b,'y court House. In tho Borough
New York. anu o'dte OF
Attorney for Plaintiff: Otiice and p q
Address. 253 Broadway. Boroueb ~
e. nnnhatlan. city OF New York
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Nien's W ear

+, bAl.FlMpHAIW. \ easier Co II. G.
liz mens furnishing goods Latham
hNsfoN W tiieues sons, Co' G 10
h'ealaf' mon ani heNs furnishing goods
anA hweaieFs ll0 West Thirty saeon,i
iiteet hresiin.
MhAnNiht,h Penn amith nres, G.
ani,N ele'nlna anA fara,shlng gnea =,
H"hinantai
rnli AntbtHiA masie a,ere. ! Green
hetst NeNs hats tHpeYlal
tHll4AhWbftiA ". efeen, nah fuf
hishNt9 arAia aafhafsa,
cEil4ANNl nNfA etfaw bfinsa & tta
,h'e, y t.eaetiehs mens eiethina, s5g
iifh Avenue. athai,i
:. flTTabNh9b "1im x nj " \
Ntsis tren . hate Alea2a,
. PiFlHbOltGh kaufman Dpri stnfa
NJ MssYvr mems clothing 1881 Btoel-
plrrsbURoll- posss & puhl dry
snn1ei A. konhel mama and BOYS
iothlnE iito broadway. Wallick
WHEELING, W vac. " treis. ron
cal store. 9. w. Greis, men's boys chii-
Feruay lvania
WORcESTHR, Mass Denholtn Mckay
.. Mr.. Hoar, mems furnishlngs S7n
Irdg. Go, go Firth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24

Of the Secretary of War to make regu-
lations for the protection of the morals
of soldiers was upheld by the Supreme
Court, which confirmed convictions of
D. G. Mckinley and j. 7. Bray in
Georgia on charges OF establishing a
disorderly place within five miles of a
military camp.
Congress having adopted restric-
tions designed to guard and promote
the health and efficiency OF the men
composing the army, in a matter so
obvious as that embodied in the statute
under consideration, Congress may
leave details to the regulation OF the
head of an executive department aud
punish these who violate the restFie=
iions,n the oeuEt's epinien declared.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Shoes
huusrNN w q. Mum GO a. q ssias
ton, ehoes, iibo Proadway.
Slsoes
General Merchandise

hurr.Ai,O ciawson \ wilson CO. iry
soodai ]. J.. Clswson. president, A Leon
CHARLOTTE N. C.-J a. lvcy 4 Co
L. A. DoSey. laces. cnibroiderics piece dry
goods notions fancy goods, gloves. hosiery
Thirty second street.
CHlcAGO~-De Shotlcy Co: w. G. Ross
general merchandise; Pcnnsy ylvania-
DALLAS - Higg inbotha Bailey Logan
Co. Wholesale dry goods; A. H. Bailey,
81. Shelton Co., dry
goods; j. S. shelton. general manager:
4o4 Fourth Avenue, Jay Co.
Co; sam Blum, ladies' and children S
drygoods garments millinery, shoes and
'0Ys H6usroN I Ma9ts9n s3EMsGaTdc, ATsnus sauor
n McCardell. rcady to wear, millinery,
boys wear and drygoods; 3o3 Fifth Ave
Los ANGELEs-A- Hamburger & Son;
W. Taylor, general merchandise lbase-
menn; 22s Eth Avenue, room 525.
Co F. Y. Schaefer, merchandise manager;
40a M1nnT T9pT'h hraT% AySnre' 9Th floor ,-v
Goods Co. S Millspaugh. dress goods
silks. Innings mons furnishing goods, cor
se,s; Is 90 F9Tr1h n%1 Ayenue; continen'al
ton; drygoods; 225 Fifth Avenue, room s2s.
MINNEAPollS--Le ader Mercantils Co
" A. SoH'n1e hoaiay nens ,nrnls9'ns gods
underwear; ao4 Fourth Avenue.
MONTREAL, Que.-Grccnshelds. Ltd.
+, c. Is. Fetherstonc, drygoods; Belmont
NAUGATUCK, COMM Freedman.
drygoods and clothing. Brcslin-
NEW oRLEANS-Standard Merca ntil 0
Co; j. w Tcitel, general merchandise;
McAipin-
PAWTUCKET. r J--Shartenburg &.
Robinson; MIR. RodiiNn, merchandise man
ager; +os Fourth Avenuc.
SAN ANTONIO, Tcx--WolN e. Marx Co..
drygoods: ]. y. Stornc. merchandise man
aser; 14l Madison Avenue, care LEONARD.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass-lTorbes & Wal
lace: Mr.. Spear. merchandise manager; !;
syndicate Trading Co, 230 Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
The INSTITUTE

~ 'ouf'0'o service tor women that we believe
sorpasses IN scope and usefulness anything
nl'nerto attempted he first service consists
OF impartial rbune Laboratory reports on house
hold appl'ances-from eggbeater to gas range;
ooV pieces or home equipment have been sc;en
hfcally tested Several reports appear each
Sunday. The second service ;s food h,,da.t
'or week. including estimated costs and COM
pete menus tor each meal with many delicious
recipes for the more unusual dishes
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24

pany; the store and basement at 861
Broadway 10 Globe Import Company
a loft at 30 and 81 West Thirty-fifth
Street to Adolph Levine, and loft at
l19 Mercer Street to Names Mullen
dorf.
j Edgar Leaycraft & Co. have
leased store at $50 Amsterdam
Avenue to George II. Smith; the
corner store at 524 Third Avenue to
A. Pellegrinell; d loft at u East
seventeenth Street to Hollander; the
second floor IN the building at the
northwest corner Of Third Avenue and
llghtyoathrd Street to the John Ne
math State HANK the store al 97aa
store al bdd Seventh Avenue ia Harry
kose, y
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS rou ~

PROPOSALS FOR tho purchase o, loco.
InVtsF'S' dunp and aat cars offered for
prsala VII. be received al tho ofrics OF IN,
GenoIal rurchasins officer. Tho Panama
ociock a m. june ieis at "1'l1 With 70 tIso 20
they VIII be opened In public, for pur~
chasing tho above mentioned inaterial
Blankb and Information relating TO this
Circular N273) may pa optainod from shis
office or tho offices Of tho assistant pur-
chasing agents. "a State Street. New York
tlft. SOC Common Htroot. Now Orieans
Ia.i and fort Mason San Francisco
Calf. also from thu Enited States ongincsr
onices ~ ne pfiucipai cities throughout
! lH United states "a L. Fiiut, GeneraI
Purchasing Officer
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
The REVIEW

I'm innovation IN journalism welcomed by all who
ike 10 nave the gis OF the important news of the
week summed up for Sunday reading. Articles
on such vital subjects the League of Nations,
'e 'a'foaos employment. etc. containing the edi-
tor'a' opinions not only of The Tribune but other
leading newspapers throughout the country and
abroad Reviews OF tmel y articles from the lead
ing scientific and art magazines-the whole
literally illustrated with photographs and car
toons
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Miscellaneous

ALTOONA Pa--t;a bic, W. r. & Co; II.
k- MacFarlane- books. pictures, and advcr-
using manager; 23o Fifth Avenue; Broz-
tell.
BALTIMORE, Md--The Hub; f. Wolff
boys clothing; PennsylVania-
PHllADElPH Thorn. J. T. Co; NJ
hohn, lr-, mfrs artificial flowers. Penn
sYiVania-
PHlIApE1PHIA- strawbridge Clo-
thieT, My CoMerford, underwear, go
Fifth Avenue.
san FRANCISCO-N. Scheycr & Fro.
i Drcifus, towels; Broztell-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
The WORLD of
WOMEN

Unlike most of the Womans Home PAGES,
you seem to take it for granted that your reader,
arc intelligent writes an enthusiastic Inst;t,te
reader This page of what women are dono
as we'll as the three other pages of the Institute
are not in the A class. They arc prepared
tor the well educated woman who reads Tb.
Tribune 'S
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
The COLORGRAPHIC

~ wonderfully beautiful result Of modern science
applied to the age-old art Of lthography. A
section OF full page paintings reproduced in all the
glory OF their original colorings Ready for
the handsome Trainings they deserve. The
lnest works by F. Luis Mora MaxGeld Parrish,
William IT, Leigh. Howard Giles. Henri Farrc,
the famous French aviator artist, and other,
equally noted
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
The GRAPHIC

"A handsome pictorial supplement printed in rich
brown tones by the gravure process The
tribune Graphic is widely known for it's many
exclusive illustrations of important current eventa
and we'll selected photographs of personaees in
the public eye w T. Hills famous cartoon page
Among Us Mortals" also appears in the Graphic
each Sunday,
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
House Furnishings, Floor Gov
svings, Furniture, Dvaperies

CNAHIOTTB. N. CIV. Il Shockley,
house furnishing goods, TOYS, china glass
Ware aud slNerWaraj West Thirty second
slrae;
OMAHA. Nat NaYmenA Nurniture 60 &,
e. y theWAs osgpe's. draparles, Grand
hoN hhaNhk \ y, puNy, heWers
" 81, eeeas, pIp' Y Mugheil ,ple
seeas ehNe snd slasswsfai iia Neurth
ANaNuei ieNln ap3
WitMlMNfNN, h = Wilmington
tNfnl,Nie ,'o IT, Doie fVFRiiufa snd
h9NsetutNlshlNs aooasl nNtstA ENNAte
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24

The Cross e. Brown Company have
leased the store at 1865 Broadway to
the Pierce Arrow used car exchange;
a oor at 9-11-13 Walker Street to the
Derf Mfg. Company, and oor at 244
West 49th Street to the Bryant Quito
Painting Company, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Classified Advertisements
HELP WANTED FEMAIp

GlRls-We. are cesiroas az sce,,r.o-- -
serNiees 90 two Qr taree souns ae the
ASSIST IN the finishing ef bnif naats 'aaiss Ia
Viii PAY satisfactory salaries Ns,. ana We
Sahts are heins Taught Anf.ls =, appi.
Nebh Close Inc, nasl ssa 81 Ha'st
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Secretary Wilson Sees
No Bolshevism Danger

RoSToN, April ea,-The1e is no
danger of helshevism getting a foot
hold in this country, the Secretary of
l.aher. William L. Wilson. declared in
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
SPORTS

nrantland Rice, back from France, has started
right in again on New Yorks 9 livest Sport PAGE,
BESIDES Rice's Spordight'' you'll find his ."Talc.
OF or Wayside Tee" and sport writings by W. /
Macbeth A. c. Cavagnaro. w. o. Mcclellan. Fred
Hawthorne and other frst-class writers
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24

oarah Marshall Cook. fashion authority, writes
fascnat'ngly of the styles the well-dressed woman
IS wearing Her Fashion Page is charningy illus
trated with the latest frocks hats and dress acces-
sorics the Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Notions, Toilet Goods, Drugs

CLEE ELAND-H Hart & Co; +. ". Ma
Thirty second Street col
LYNN Mass.-Ooodard Eros. r T.
''ofaasd. fancy goods. iewelry. Cornrno-
MEnPHfs-W y. Moore Dry Goods Co .
u. O. Vick. hoalsry; 2ss Church street
room 72.
TITTSFTELD. Mass Holden & Stone
ca. Miss ~ Messer. waists. house dressns
and n"gligees West Thirty second
ofrest Bresl}n.
REA DIEC--Titlow. Schulcr Co; f. Tit
lpw. notions. hosiery. underwear. gloves
aces ana enbroidcries, ladies' nechwoar
and sweater coats. Broadway Central
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Piece Goods

tailor. Bristol
BOSTON - United Dress Goods Manu-
acturing Co. n DAVIS. manufacturers
'adlcs dresses; Wallick.
CHARLOTTE. n C.-Southern Pan+s
%, 5. J. Lowe, manufacturers clothing;
=. cH,ISGAGoM,sears. S55 Roebuck < CO.. v j.
hanneis and linens; lis Fifth Avenue
CHlcAGO-Handmac IL Wolf, 3 u
Won, manufacturers wOmen's and misses
eoats capes and ratncoats; Commodore
hlCAGO-Neulander & Kreis: G. u
sscuiander. manufacturers cloaks, suits
dresses; Latham
CHICAG0-M. Cohen &. sons; NJ coben
broadway ~
CLEVELAND Brock. ]. & Co
McAipin - "'' "'e'Ses
h5AZhLToN. 5,s.hI,N. Peun..-Gerhard;, J. & co.
Herhardt manufacturers work shsrts
ana neg iisee shirts; 577 Bro4dway
Los ANGELES Michael ~ Icyi,e. ~
u I.rEtne, piece goods. woolens McAinin
NoNW lcH, Conn.-aiiller & Rhoaoef' =
-, ~tgnsdon' white goods end upholstery
~ Fourth Avenue. 5th noor
LADFLPHIA-Singer Rros ,,o,,,,
faciurefs shirts. II Wilson reDresent1r..
ioa sroadway. Herald Square = ,
"AiEkBCNY, Conn.-Retd e, Hughes
Dry GOODS Co, ". Wallace. white goods
Hnens, wash goods. blankets silks yei
Vefs' trunhs and bags. 404 Fourth Ave
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
The MAGAZINE

Special articles national and international sub
ects by such well-inforrned writer's as Frank r.
Simonds, Samuel Crowther, Theodore NJ KNAPP
pen, etc. Witty short stories and sketches of
metropolitan lite by well-known cssayists and
authors A feature that intcrprcts New York to
itself
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
LOST BANhBOOhs

l-osT- bankheei No. l,lls,4s8 of Ranb iav
snent STONED piease return hoph to hanh.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
The MOVIES

III. ": realistic reviews of the programmes at
New orks leading photo playhouses have made
her we'll known TO all Tribune readers Each
sunday Miss Onderhill tells of coming features
and reports interesting interviews with ,cr-.n
stars
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
Leather and Fancy Goods,
Eeweirv

BALTIMORE Stewart Co. Mrs r. L.
Ailen. notions 3eHeify. fancy gooda and
eafrer Eoods, Weat Thirty seventh
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The STAGE

he dramatic criticisms and comments of Hey
wood Broun. Ralph Block Virginia Tracy and
Rebecca Drucker fully in keeping with the
straightforward way The Tribune treats all news.
And good reading. too-every line Intervicws
with leading spotlight celebrities appear frequently.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

HEW ARD, Ehelsea 406i-
$50 REWARD FOR RETURN OF
sable neekpiece lost Monday night, River
SIDE Theatre. II. Lines, 20 Eas, SAD
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Offerings to Buyers

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AUCTIONS

JACOB dENsLEE. Auctlonscr. sslls this
aoe esg 4 ss f y q Hasasssassy asss Z, Nsw s. Yss . os
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MUSIC

IT, t. krehb'el the dean OF American museal
critics eenduess The rrbunes pages of musie and
musicians. His authoritative comments on tho
opera and concert stage arc probably more widely
quoted in musical journals than those of any other
critic.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-24
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