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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-16
EACH u. S. SOLDIER
COST $2,543 A YEAR
More Than 4,5OO,OOO Americans
Took Part in War. Expenses
Had High Average.

Americas expenses in the world
war, which was fought 5000 miles
across the sea and in which 100000
American soldiers took part, aver
aged $2,543 a year a man for 27
months. The Spanish-American war,
which had an official duration of a
year, and in which 278,000 men were
brought under arms, cost about ST.
$50 a man for that period.
At the end of the last fiscal year,
June 30, 1919, the cost of the pres
ent war to the United States was
estimated at $21,000,000,000. This
was for the entire period from April,
1917, until July 1, 1919. The cost of
the Spanish-American war was $377,-
100000.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-16
FAMILY BURNED TO
DEATH IN BREMEN HOTEL

Reports from Bremen, Ga, state
that the bodies of J. B. Purkle and
his wife and three children of Bow
den, Ga, have been discovered in the
ruins of the Boswell hotel, which was
destroyed by fire at Bremen several
days ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-16
A FORTUNE IN RADIUM
is FOUND IN SOME ASHES
$4,000 Misplaced Vial Burned With
Dressings; Will Be Recovered.

ROCHESTER, N. "a nurse in
the Lee Hospital here mislaid vial
containing $4,000 worth of radium
two days ago. Electrolytic experts
from Pittsburgh yesterday discover
ed evidences of it in the ashes of
dressings that had been burned.
Although it was fused with the
ashes in burning the experts expect
to recover the whole amount.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-16
GEORGIA VETERANS OF
WORLD WAR TO MEET
of American Legion Will
Be Held in October.

MACON, Ga.-The state executive
committee of the Georgia chapter of
the American Legion, at it's first
session here this afternoon, selected
Atlanta as the meeting place of the
state convention and fixed the date
as October Is and 16, 1919.
A resolution passed by the COM
mittee provides for the organization
of county posts in each congression-
al district in the state. These posts
will be organized under the direction
of the member of the executive COM
mittee from each district.
Members of the executive commit
tee were announced by General Har-
ris, Harry D. Schneider, of Ameri-
Gus, being named for the Third dis
tricG.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-16
LOST PARCEL VALUED
AT $4,000 is RECOVERED
Returned by Conductor After Woman
Lost 1t From Automobile.

POTTSVILLE, Pa.-Conductor S.
w. Downs, of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, has returned to Miss Ida Nc
Adams, clerk in the postoffice here,
package worth nearly $4,000,
which the woman lost from an auto
near her home.
Downs found the package and took
it to his home in Sunbury. Among
other valuables in the package was
$500 in liberty bonds.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-16
islanders Face Starvation.

Starvation, he said, exists right
among the people, who. are looking
directly to the government of the
United States for succor. The, plea
for this forgotten country was heard
by Senator Kenyon, republican, OF
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-16
THE CoSTLIEST SUIT IS
BOUGHT FOR $3.50 DOLLARS

LONDON.-The highest price paid
for a suit was given at Christie's art
shop, where collector bought a 10th
century German suit of armor for
S3,250.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-09-16

There is more Catarrh in this section
Of the country than all other diseases
put together, and for years it was sup
posed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly falling
to cure with local treatment pronounced
II incurable. Catarrh is a local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine, manufactured by F. ]. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is 4 constitutional
remedy, is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of the System. One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Hall S
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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CORPORATION NOTCH


wHEREAs, tho undersigned oyrporacor,
rled In the of,iee Of the Superintendent e
insurance of the State of New York. on
lion and charter setting forth their ir.en.
zion to form . corporation TO be kno wn q
he NORWICH UNION INDEMNITY
COMPANY" In conformity with the pro.
Visions of the Insurance Law of the stat,
VI wHEREAS, said declaration Asd ohsrt.,
"a. been approved by the ATTORNEY 0sn
arsi Of the state of New York, who mas
Suiy certified TO the Same and saio a.
nsrintendsnt of Insurance has lasusd a
eeertired copy Of such declaration ana
eorporators who desire to proceed to ar
saniEe said company;
NOW THEREFORE, We, the uno.,.
.I9ned corporators, hereby declare our In
WfSNfoS INDEMNITY COMPANY" sits
principal office in the Borough Of Mas
Rattsn. City of New York, Under and =,
S;,tue OF Article II OF the Insurance ~
~ The state c; New York, Section 10 -
amended, and more particularly under ths
sacond, third, NTH, sixth, ninth and slsy-
snth subdivisiens Of s1ld Section 10 a. ssiA
Insurance. Law, as am9nded.
patsd New York city, Sept. 2s. ltlt
walter G. Faloonos,
uouard x. Wood, Edward ~ WIft. vzrn-
lam J. Neilan. wiiisam A. Rogers, WnIiIn
III McDonough. Ansslm p, Anderson, nd.
win Bruce HGllett. Robert X ThlStIa
HAIRY b. Davis, Harry @ CSQEhian, Pal
g. Smith. Philip l. Neiker
sHEARN . HARE, Attorneya
a. William street n. Y. city.
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Police Department
Orders.
TRANSFERS AND ASSIGNMENTS.

The following transfers and assignments
LIEUTENANTs.
To take effect A NJ. October az.
John j. Gallagher. from 10Th inspection
Dist. to 18th Inspection Dist, assiFnment
10 aesk duty continued.
~ willard Miller, from 18th Inspection Dist.
Andrew McGrattan. from 18th inspection
DIST. TO 18TH Inspection Dist. assignment
10 desk duty continued.
Joseph d. Martin. from 18th Inspection
Dist to 1891 Prec.
PATRoLMEN
To take effect p. NJ October %.
william 5. Burke. from Headquarters
discontinued.
To take effect i. Nj. october "a;
. Aoraham NJ. Levin, from 40th Prec to
Alexander d. Hail. from ssth Prec, 10
10th Prec, i's' 10
p. William Knapp. from SD Prec. to sgd
Henry Powell from 12Oth Prec. IN ,s,h
rree,, assignment to Bicycle duty disccn-
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMEN.
Thomas Reddington, 18th Prec. as.,gr.a
TO day tour and excused from reserve
duty for 80 days from A. NJ October 20,
Dist. to duty In raided premises Tor "a
days from 5 A. NJ. October "a: Thomas
CaF% nP 81; Edward o'BTien, 50.
from precincts indicated to 4th Inspection
S stsIisr. Thomas McNamara, 81; william
Finger IS; William d. Benish, 81; Phiiip
Archsrd. 81; George Gernand, 81, Henry
sRS Hsn 81 .S Charles Gray IS Patrick
NsYman. 50; Fred Osborne, 81; John
r Ssorss Gsa eTS.' W WIFI Su Ns5
burn. So; John II, Guerln. 81; joseph
T EoTIHy, iOt; Thomas LarEin, iii; john
From precincts indicated to 5th insnee-
ton Dist, to duty in front of alleged dis
orderly hotels; GYstaye A. Albrecht, 81:
Charles Comolli, SO; Florence j. Sullivan
40; William NJ. ]. Finn, az; John j. wal
lace, 4si Lawrence J. Hurley, IS; John c.
Miller, SO; James A. Barry. IS.
LEAVES OF ABSENCE.
The following leaves of absences are au-
p Without. pay;
sERGEANTs ~.
~, william +. d Loystt: 2sd Preo. for day
Patrick German, 109th Prec., for 1 day
from 1901 A. N. October 26
.t PATRoLAiEN.
bLoui. J Laffsrty 10th Prec. for one day
Tho Thomas J Stephens, Slst Pre-. for two
from S A. NJ. October "a "'
William W. corbett, eth Proc, for ons
day from P. NJ October 25.
James J, o'Neill, 18th Pree,. for ono day
Thomas 4; Lynch, 18th Prec., for 4 dsya
from A. NJ October 20.
APPLICATIONS FOR FULL PAY.
The following applications for full nav
while on sick report are approved;
PATRoLMEN.
William J. Etherson. s1st Prsc from
James p. Bree 4Gth Prec from IL noon.
September s, 1919, during disability
Thomas j. Harley, 6sth Prec, from l1:20
p. NJ, September =, TO ~ p. NJ. septem-
Der ~
John J. Finnegan. l2oth Prec. from 1880
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with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan.
AN a, n W cor 10th st, e2x94-Samuel and
oct I. 1907; attys. Lachman G, IS
4TH ST.. 40 w-Jame. and Flora t tI1:UeG
Bway, March s, 1915; atty. H schlan-
90 XIV. 2iS2-Gharles r & c Co to Minnie
Hershfeid. III a,~.y. at'.s. 5000
SAME PROPERTY-same to same, April
90 1909; atty. Edw Galinser.. 2ss
47TH ST. 5. $50 eth av. iis..sxiccS.Ssw
Christopher Sullivan ,is5ts Forsyth st.
to Isaac Blumberg. 46o2 18th av. Brook
lyn' May 9, 1913; atty, A Horwitz, ~
SAME PRoPERirY.saiime: to same, Sept Sept
lsisr is ST. a taS .nd is wsmcn 'S SS
Bertha schley to Geo sehuck. ?5 Adrian
sy, and Aqsustus sehiey, zoe Sd sy.
., 1906; atty. + P Hummsl. ISL 81
av; mtgs each. ...........,. 81. 900
isoTH ST. 2s: W-Henrietta E Brandt to
tan av, Nov 26, 1910; atty. Geo a stein
muller 1911 Sd Observation-Disclosures 500
12srH ST, $, 135 W 5th av. 15.6x9s.11-
Marie a O'Brien to American Saw Bank.
lis W t2d st, Nov l, 1885: atty. John V
Irwin IS Broad st. ........,.....S1 2.75o
10TH ST. $, so Lexington av, ?5xlOO
and Cath Ke..ler "' Of Brooklyn. e oct
1915; atty. y T q NJ Co. laS Broad
. way .-.'.s:' 80. ,,''.. ts.3Oo
Merlini to Abr L Newberger. June .,
1905; atty, T & T Co, l7e Bway $4,000
18TH ST. s, 500 Y 6th av. 26xs2--Sarah
E Parker 10 Goldie Metzger Ocean Park.
Cal. Feb IA, 1914; attyss Wells & sned-
eker, 81 Nassau st. 50, 900
SGD ST, 81 Flames B and Kath Van
vechten Speyers to Frank Gulden ct al.
eSrs Charles Gulden, SO Elisabeth ct,
June 20. .19l4:- attys. Bauerdorf Tay-
lor, III BYay ....,,.... s1,bO0
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MT. vERNoN'S CASH STOLEN.
Mystery In Disappearance
$4,000 From City Hall.

The police of Mount Vernon were
asked yesterday to investigate the mys-
ttrious disappearance OF wooden box
contain 'ng $4,000 in cash from the big
safe in the office OF City Treasurer
George w. Levie In the City Hall
Detective Lieut.. Silyerstein, who was
assigned TO the case. could ind no evil
dence that a craftsman had Forced an
entrance TO the office or that the combi-
nation had been tempered with. ,s.t.
The disappearance of the city's cash
was reported TO Lieut.. Sllverstein by
Robert p. Levis, son of the City Treas
urer. who has been acting as Deputy
Treasurer. The Deputy told the police
that when he opened his office this
morning he found one of. the knobs on
the outer door OF the safe In a different
position from what he had left II.
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Parcel Mail to Austria.

WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-Announcenen
was made to-day by the Post ONCE De-
partment that parcels would be accepted
for Austria up to weight of eleven
pounds at the postage rate Of IL cents
pound or fraction, Postmasters at in
terror post offices have been instructed
TO send parcels for Austria to New York
for shipment on steamships sailing direct
for Germany.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

Az A, 7s-Antonf"Syder ast Mayer Beriiner
and l. schneck. .ownerss Michael Fisher:
It'll Az, sls-Phiiip Repatsky agt Flor
ence Fish. owner; Chelsea Bakery
Lunch Co and Farragut Bakery Lunch.
Co, contractors. .,.....,.,...,... sass
10Th ST. 1913 and las w-Hudson Iron 4
Wire Works, Inc, agt Eugotnam Realty
SETH ST, 6 E-Manhattan SAND CO 'ast
Frederick Rose & Co, contractors ssTSS
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NORTH SHORE, LONG ISLAND

Send for photographs. plans and full par
ticulars OF the fifteen Colonial cottages we
are building in Broadway Flushing and
Westmorland (irst station this side of
Great Neck) hve nearly Completed seven
TO ten rooms. one to three baths every
modern convenience, garage II desired;
nrst-class in every respect. built by the
day; large plots, restricted neighborhood;
station on the property; al to 26 minutes
from Pennsylvania Station: ono block from
RICKERT-BROWN REALTY COMPANY.
81 Vanderbilt Avenue. Telephone Murray
Hill 1890.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

issd si-Frederic De de- P Foster and ano.
trustees, to de p Foster Tuxedo Fsrh s
72D ST, ii E-Aiex Herman ct al. trustees
MH * rT ST. Sc g. mi sf0sd
Underhili. admr. to Geo F Butterwortn,
81 z 5tth st; and aro; attys' CAD,
Taylor to Bank for Savings. ESQ 9TH av;
attys, Cadwalader. W & T, 40 Wall
i1sTHH ST. $50 M-Farmcrs Loan T CO,
trustee. to Metropolitan Saw Bank, 50
Cooper 50 e; atty; Lawyers T & T CO,
isoTH ST. es2 w-Nathan Lowenstein to.
. VIM, and Sarah ] Shaw. SCI Park av.
East Orange, ]; atty, A c Brosaw;
pLEAsANT Av. i2s-Bond & Mtg GUAR
Co to Royal Bronx Realty Co, lIs6
fremont av; atty. c H Baechler ld2S
4sp t ST. 1877 81 w.Nathan seasie and
a anfs sfrs &C. to wn FaGkir co ils ,SU
sra Rv. :255t5-55ii.MSuicher & Co to Royal
Bank Of censde MO& w1 @'s va
SOUTH ST. ii0-Herman F Jobelmann
to Title Guar T Co. 176 Bway. slS'5oo
70 Chas sehuler. lis Clay av; attys,
Dixon 6 Holmes, s2 Liberty st. $4,000
ioSTH ST. $. 1875 W LIST av-Anna Can
.
MEN Hslitf AZ nassau Av icicarrol Hayes Hayes
admr. to Lawyers MTG Co, SO Liberty
MHNHAr;TAN Az. sS3-Tiiie Guar 4
Co to Emily Hurry; atty. T 4 =
s2 g. ST 10 s sSAf EJritla Guar CO TO
Abr l. Newberger ct a; address: laS
WAFER TEg sT. ii:.N T K NJ Co to Jos
j, o'Donohue. Jr, 2S2 w 7sd ST. sd,
dress, 1875 Bway. .............. 10, 600
12sTH ST. 5l4 and SIC w--Gold Theatre
Corp 10 Lamson Laehman. 80 Nass saw
12ap ST. iig w Y T & NJ Co 10
Corp for Relief Of WiaPTs G and Sh' sia,
ST, ii9-Lawyers Mtg 70 to
asssnan sn q Park i' RON w a. $3.50
18TH ST. 4O6 Geo J Openhym 10
Lawyers Mtg Co, 50 Liberty ST.. .slo'eoo
Bronx.
CYPRESS Av. 3ss-wilson N Powell. exr'
4 70 Ethel NJ Hopkins, ~ Myrtle av. IT
yingtOas y x = part a''ys' han'ioWis1
SANE PRoPERrYY-same to Julia II
Bouols, AS st Johns pl Brooklyn.
sIpM SIES P 4aoys sa|' N Hopkins and
',ano TO Israel sehulman. Hotel There asa
Tth av and lsS,s 81 as'y lss s St. ss'Sx
l27.6xipsxl00-Jsmes McWalters TO Er-
nest Hammer. 2Sl2 University avi at oSs
e IL l.
SAME PROPERTY-Ernest Hammer TO
Agnes Hogan. S7lS Sd "V'. AYR aSc
OGDEN AV, s, 500 iT0th 81, Soxiil ,
Title GUAR & r Co to Agnes Hogan
&: 4isS PARK sv. admx; atty L L Ha ann
~rner, 2Sot Sd aN. >. - 49,
SANE PROPERTY-Agnes Hogan, aan nSxs;
: 10 epes Hogan; atty. same, ts'Ooo
RkICoM Az. 1901 -2l-Charles Zoller to
Robert ward. Jr. 7s9 AT 7s Td; s sroSS
BAIfiEY Az, 2ss2-Emma Michaeis TO
vaiiar Palaeek, 500 E ssth st; atty "a q
LoTs is iis i2o to i'i map TnaSr'ii
tIv ESarner at white Plains av and
Pelham PaTNTa 3 rrs aa%rt a% %!.y $500
, 6rs iii 10 1t9. same map-Sams to
SAME; atty same AL. W 'is5th Il, COX
81 81 s-Mabei 3 r. ding TO Emily Engls'
Montciair. n J; atty Robert " s 5000
" 2'' HwSy a., tisCth st. icssiSs
Cyrus Hitsehsock to H s9fJ see o S
aa0 as Park Row .-''f = '"N'NNN
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LIS PENDENS.
Manhattan.

~ cor 18th st, s2xsS.6-solon y
Az Iesnstsrn ct al, trustees, aSt Harry
Katz 81 al foreclosure of mts); atty 5
sop = h ssr ss EKarl Hlidenbrsnd ast Elise
i,nckert ct al (amended foreclosure OF
4 10y. atty, II Schoenherr. ...f, ..
nssn ar 4 And W-Gustav kimpel aBt
War a O'Beirne ct al foreclosure OF
sssaS stty A l. Martin. y rfF ...l-.,'
,iaTS ST $40 and 3l2 u. two actions
Manhattan Life Inns Co agt Otto DOL o.
Al 9foreeIosure Of two mtss)i atty II W
.sn ST 65s w-Albert Hsmlock agt Levi
Levy e. al foreclosure OF mts) !. atty
sS g,ste sT rs gE-Heisn sehsefer agt John
p oconnor ct al tpartitionli atty l.
soTW sT gao E--deorge Ramsey ct al agt
Aaron Guedaiia ct al foreclosure OF
! mte); attys. Beekman, Menken q Girls
com.
wHIrIOcK AV, 952-Jacob l. -Andron agt
Harris Funk ct al tpartition suit) atty.
N Monfried.g,
EOS, s-Morand Mtg Co ast Grassi Plas-
tering Co, Inc. ct al foreclosure OF mtg;
attys. Alexander 4 Green.
1851 eT N. ., 100 II e OF Morris av. b0x
is2: Morris av, > if n n OF lsist ct,
ssxio1--John T Magsn agt denevieve
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stalls. 81; attys, Menken Bros 2os

EIaIs, va attys, Menken Bros zub
erosion Az. W 5, ao2.6 i3sth st. ioa.s
x10o-lT3d st Realty Co to 135 Bway
Holding Corpn, Oct 20, / VT. SO; atty,
CREsToN Az, n W cor fremont av. SOCK
1o0-Same to same. Oct 20. 1 yr, SO.
atsy same ~. $50; 0oo
100x60x100-G L Realty Co to City
Mtg Co. Is Wall st, Oct %, demand.
Sc attys Snow & S, Is Wall st. $50, 900
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BusI NESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Purified Sugar, First Quality Maximum
Polls Ation

Am buyer OF srSny shipments as well as
rice, chocolate ard lard give prices c. l.
r. Antwerp or Marseilles in transit Lis
bon or Porto. ADALBERTO DE CAR
VALHO. 10, rue de Spa, Bruxeilos. Bel
gioue or S3s, rue Fernandes ThomRI, at
Porto Portugal Correspondence IN
French for both places.
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BARGAIN, $1,000; westbury: beautiful,
newly completed dwellings. eight rooms /;
half acre; double garage; tile bath; gas
electricity: strictly high class; near depot
HENRY PEIRsoN, Owner, Maple near Eli
lison Ave, Westbury,
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wEsrcnEsTER REAL ESTATE.
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
APARTMENT WANTED.

WANTED, we'll located room Apart
ment preferably on or near Riverside
Drive. furnished or unfurnished. n, box s52
Sun oniee.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR galysni.Od pipe and
ottInRs cast iron soil pipe and fttings
lead bends and traps, brass cloHnouts ana
ferrules hangers and plates, and gate
yalyes-Sealed proposals will BE received
AZ the office of the General Purchasing
Orficer, The Panama Canal Washington,
d. G., until 1880 o'clock A. ~, NovsneoT
& Iaia Al which time they will be opsned
in public. for furnishing tho above men
TONED articles. 5ianks and information
relating TO this Circular iSl3 may be
The Assistant Purchasing Agents. a. State
street, New York City; COS Common Street,
New Orleans, La, and Fort Mason, San
Frsnclscn Cal; also from the United
states Engineer Offices In the principal
cities throughout the United StatsA A. l..
Flint, General Purchasing Oficer,
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FOR sALE.

DIAMONDS bought solI, foE eass' sssE. NJ
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ono. of the Quhrtermsster General
clothins and EquipsEc Division. MJnitions
Building, Washington, d, c. Sealed pro-
posaIs In duplicate will be received heT,
nishing all or any past OF $4,000 Yil,ows
BIDS must be accompanied by a guaranty
az ten per osnt therson Proposal blanks
and Information Esrt on Isquest
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BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ELAIRusH,s BEST sIo.5oo

ss2 stratford Road tEast 18th ST. between
Beverly and Cortelyou Roads lovely house;
OWNER, 1874 Nassau ST.. Room 1875. Phone
BeAkman 26Sb.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

Mercedes Ward ct al (partition suit)
atty. ] Magyar
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HK1P MANrEp rxMAIn.

HOW ARE YOU
AIDING IN THE
TASK OF RE-
CONSTRUCTIONS
The proudest boast an
American can make
today is to say II am
doing my part in the
great task of recon-
struction." Our coun-
try needs the utmost
efforts of earnest, sim
cere men and women
who will work, save,
and sacrifice, If need
be, to aid in the work
of putting our social
and commercial activ-
tiles on a normal,
peaceful basis again.
There are many ways
in which you can help.
telephone operating
Is one. In these days
of reconstruction few
workers are more i'm
portant than the tele-
phone operator. She
is a vital aid in the
great task of recon-
struction.
Telephone operating
does not stop with SER
vice. Its advantages
are worth noticing.
The work is pleasant
and the surround
ings are pleasant.
A salary is paid dur
ing instruction and
the opportunities for
adv IN c m ent are
many.
G I r L S A N D
YOUNG WOMEN
TO SERVE THE
PUBLIC AS TELE-
PHONE OPERA
TORS.
Girls 10 to az as day
Telephone Operators.
Young women FL to IS
as Night Telephone
Operators.
For full particulars
call Spring OFF,
CIAL" Gree call) or
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NEW fOAK-WesteneaeeE.
OLD FORT COMFORT INN,
Piermont- on Hudson, n. Y.
Our reduced winter rates enable you to
1--we here in luxury at half the cost of New
York hotels. and have tho same accommo-
dAtionA.
Only Is miles from New York. Good train
service. Five minutes' walk to station. All
amusemente. Phones l1s. toi Piermont
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The following transfers and assignments
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with name and address of lenders a,
torney.)
Manhattan
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The KITTATINNY

DELAWARE wATKE GAP. PA.
Open until December. Steam heat. log
ores JOHN PURDT COPE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25

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