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Bronx,
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
{ With name and address Of lenders at
torney)

COLUMBUS AV, 642--Theresa SAKE or
sachs. 10 Margaret G Westcott. sdmrx
Geo r Cannon. May Is. 1917: atty. Title
Guar & 7 Co, l76 Bway..,.......f. 900
GRAND ST, n g. Is Goerck st, 25N7S-
ny and l'oitie ulrich to Louisa ottmann
and Rowland { Waiter, trustees vii!
"has pttmann, April !. 1905. attys. Cad
Malader, " & T, 40 Wall st.......{4,O 900
hTH ST. q W-sgmund Hirschberg to
Mary l. Heidelsheimer, April IL. 1900:
ST, :. 100 n Nernilyea av.
2ONloO-rhe Loyal Bldg Co TO $ Harry
rIonSh: Feb IS 1906: ATTY, Lawyers T &
Co. $50 Bway Observation-Disclosures s.. 600
lzlST ST. 5, 100 Amsterdam av, llSX
loOll-Robert, Jr. and Minnie Wal
ACE 20 Helen Hamershlag, admrx Jos
Hamershlag April s. 1918, attys. A J. &
Jacobs, so Broad st......s45.SO7.6 90
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The Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx


DECATUR Az, g. $50 . Scott ny. COX
Ton Csr, 49, -, ua-,nI, Dth ~
skv eSa Pro.neH, ~ - sna
IL: attv r a q r c. "a uw .-,SVV' esson
mann 70 pbIi,a v,i, .r ~ H. H,u-
mIy AZ 400 Anyu 10 a,,v re ~ % ~ a. a.
i+ss 49,, 49, NP'" 80 "''S' .,oG
sHERMAS Az ala n 'lsad a. ' SSV
Iot vi o.. q,
h S ork He eax 60 10 h936 Moore
Is atty n ! Moo,.haas sii snp,h
a, 80 - ,ynn
,kIsT 81, ~
NRoht Too-sh.ad ~ $50,
CO - CoH-t 1L,r 81, a. onS
Sn,l ia a.ir e phsIns aats ,,'Ito,h
Az " sioo
sH.xESpE ,pr, ~ ,ss,'i
ial l0xa6x Ror, ! Noorabaad ~
ynrL nssi," 40 Co.., -, ILL.,
,nty "a ZOO ~ "a 49, W :; phsi,.
AK r iSoth 49, az 800
l45TH S'r AL y n p5,lOoLw / Nsrey
10 Dominick + San"it Sl2i Harmony
ay. mts 81 600 Feb *. ATTY. T q 4
r Co iis Rwav sIoO
pEcATUR Az soss W boxlloEAr,nYy
W M,r.halI' Phiia pa 10 GertruSe
Marshall 81 W s7th ST. Feb rs; atty,
John W sheridan ANS Webster nv 81
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES,

l., j, Phillips & co. leased apart
msnts at 1871 West Elshty-sixth street
TO Mrs. Gustav Fall. at 246 West
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HELP wANTED-MALR.

Auto school Largest and best school In IN,
WEST SIDE u. s. Send for booklet ard pas,
Y. NJ q 4. oschool Telephone G. tinbus
as ". h7th St 1920, Special classes fnf ladla,
SATESM PAIN statesmen with esfah-
lished marin" or Industrial trade. salary
and commission COLONIAL. WORKS Inc,
Woo'worth Building.
BOY WANTED strong active b,y. 10
70 is Years. ArpIv In own handwriting 30
RoN lg3t. City Han Ipst ONO
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
yEanhatfan

CHRISTOPHER ST. lsI-Renjamln wo.H
sgt Joseph A Bloch; Feb 3. lsls.s3I?.l7
RIVER Az W s, l25 II Of ls2d st. 155x
:s5-- Max Blumbers aSt Interboroush
Rapid Transit Co ct al; Jan4 1915. .tto5
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FARMS ron SALE.

A $500 PAYMENT secures small viiiag.
farm, balance like rent; apple trees In full
tearing: hve room model farm house In
course OF construction; village water; cleo
trio light; Mort walk station. Address
COUNTRY HOME LEAGUE. 10 West s2nd
street ESQ Madison Square.
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CANADIAN WAR LOANS.

nd. Ask Bid Ask
s. Augl.Ne e?'s 997s 5Hs. Nov !. "a 1914. 1924
5'1s Dec ! 20 a7H est.'5s MHrl's7 g7ig aSL
/ 5tgs NOv.l y 90. asl. 5tas Dec n los lOi
So. Dec -. 90 2; New foundlaud
ii4s Dec I . In l0I 10, July i.'l9 9ais 9A1,
IS oct I. 81. 49, e. flpsJne 20 Is lO3t, 100
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Bronx.

ssTH ST. iO4 and los W--Wof Wienraub
agt Alliance Realty Co, owner; Louis
Nondscheiu contractor. ......... .S75
Bronx.
WALTON Az 8 cor OF l4Oth st, 55Na7.7
Joseph Tessler agt Lambert l. Chea-
than; owner and contractor. ...... ttIj
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

MADISON Az, 1850. W cor 1o5th st.
store-Ruth Morgenroth ct al to Samuel
Neham, on the premises, ext lease from
May l. 1871; atty, Gerson c Young, lsS
AUDUBON Av, az, n e cor i77th 81, cor
store and part b-I'awyers Mort co to
Abr Settel. on premises. Ala yrs from
June /, 1918; attys, Weiss scheuer.
srH Av E'i sic. cor ais; ct part FIT OF
Corporation TO David wittenbers, sos 9Th
av, and ano. 5-i2 yrs from Nov l..
isiS; attys, Marks Marks. SO Park
sOTH ST. 90 W. aiil-Maycr ' s Amcs and
ano to Chas Buschlng and ano. 20 W
sS,n st s1 r, irO n Ss1s 1890 st,y
Isaac. to Jacob Ne,hsn.on, % clin!on
2D Av, l55, aii-John Psimieri TO to n
Bursky. on the premises S yrs from
,o 1fp s L " .,, to I ,psS
Corpn to David Greenwald. 16S W roth
1T. 2o4-l2 yrs from April Is, 1919;
atty, A Fischer 600 sth av. $4,000
Eliza Granet to Louis sternberg. SO f
LIST ct, yrs from May 1. 1919; atty,
Thas Entmaeher. al lst St. $50
option to purchase prior to May 1924,
for $500, ooo-George S Earle, Jr to
Robert NJ Kern, I Northern ay. y yrs
from May !. 1919; atty, sami NJ Reiss
t2D ST. ?5l-2j7 "; also 4sd st, :64 W, all,
tenant to alter at $1,000, with option to
purchase prior TO May 81, 1929, for
$500, O0o--Inter-City Apart House Co TO
Robert Kern, | Northern av, 81 yrs
from May /, 1919; atty. VIM Reiss, 81
Nassau s,...... $3.50. $1,000 to $4,000
BROADWAY. 1914 cor 52d st, all.
with option to purchase prior to May
]. 1929. for $500 0o0-Geo II Earle. Jr,
to Robert NJ Kern, Northern. av. 81
yrs from May /. 1919: atty, Saml NJ
Reiss. 30 Nassau st. sl7.50O TO $4,000
NASSAU ST, Ill and b-MsrN Ottingcr
et al to saml Schall, 25a y 18th st. and
Chas Thaler. 2f3 18th 81, 10 yrs from
May L. 1918. address. Samuel Field $40
bWay ...'s' .,.....'.'.'' .'.'.'N i,VVV
Bronx.
f FREMONT Az, 5o6. store, &c--Alonzo
q Cannon and ano to Jos tnger, 90.
Pinehurst av. 5 yrs from May /, 1919.
April 10, 1915; atty, Jos tnger, sos I.
BECK ST. S67. store. &c-winnie Realty
& Const Co to Lyman Kalitsky. $50 Beck
~. 3 yrs from May /. 1919; atty, II Ka
litsky, al lntervale av............fj4
BATHGATE Az. 1722. store-Mary
pohulorff to Abr Quasha i722 Bathzate
az, : yrs from May /. 1921; atty, Abr
Quasha, l722 Bathgate 5000
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
DowDt0yD

with name and address OF owner and
Attorney
Downtown.
tsouth OF Fourteenth street.)
B~sy. run: a. to point IN n s2 y E Sv
change pl Q 1871 to " New st (69-1D
100 x,wo5.7x AK W l4o6 to beg
gus Realty Corpn. II Bway. b and s.
Gag April u; atty q & Co. JIG
DRY Dock s'T, 10, sw i2th st fsa2SoC
I2s e., T5xs4---Rosie Lewis to Pearl
Niles. Union. J. mtg t2e $50. March I;
atty E sharum Co. 10 Bway. IA
East Side.
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18th ST. 100 L, e, 21nlOo.5--No 100 r.
18th e. Corp to Chas q Cornell. Jr. II
M. Ss,n e., all liens, mig s440oo; atty,s;
March rs, i0ie)--samuei strasbourKer
ref, to Jas A Benedict. Katonah, y Y
Apri II; atty, Nicholas Donnelly. %
7oTH ST. a2o-22a D. e. Sexioo. 5" OGSHy
lbne.esheim TO- Frisda Beresheim. go r
West Side.
tWest OF Fifth avenue between Fourteenth
ana 10th streets.)
zap ST. ~ W. .2oxlo22 (forecios. April -.
iiyts)LWm II DAILY. ref, to Equitable
e''ss' hIeNtnuer GTecn, 1<D
SWAY '...... ..............,.....5o $50, 900
Uptown.
(Manhattan Island north Of 10th street.)
'TH Av. W cor li5th st. loO.lixiOo-
Margt / Hoyt to 1890 1th Av Corp
81 Cedar 81, mtg t1si. 500. recorded from
oct ~. 1917; attys, Rounds X & y.
~. CEDAR st.. .................. 800
'TH Av, cor 1lNh st. lOOllxiO0-
same to Same. mtg ilS0,T5 rerecorded
from oct ~, lel7-oct 20, 1917, attys
MoRNINGsIpE DRIVE. W cor ism ST,
runs W l5Ox 16l.l0 to 8 10th 81 x
l27t to drive 1875 to beg
Ioron Bradley ct al to n A Realty
20, 1876 Bway, mtg t36k. 600. l. and e.
March 20; at,ys, stoddard a Mark 1875
both ST, SIS ", :. 2s.sxss;.ilil-tceri
Realty Co TO Samuel Rue. us W
I'2d st. April 2i atty, Lawyers r 4
1ssTH ST, 6sg Vi, Gsxssiis sa muei Co,
!umbus to bernhard Columbus. 6e6 T.
lslst 81. mtg $4,000 all liens, Aprll
" atty, l. Ger,ich, 80 Nassau ST 800
18TH ST, >. 100 Ith av. lSx9e II
Guardian Life Inns Co of America to
John Leo, sac W li2d at. b and
and a 8, April .; attys. Delon & Il,
SAME PRoPERTY--John p Leo 10 Allen
300, and . u G. attys same. 800
AUDUBON Av. sw cor ls6th st, $50. 2x
loo-E II Realty Co to Loron X
Bradley, sO3 Academy st: Walter ]
Bradey, Riverview. Fla, and Alice
smith. Pelham Manor. Y. April 10,
mtg slb7.so0: attys. Stoddard IL Mark,
10 b"a' ''''.'.'. .''''.......''>
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan

ETH ST. 1890 W; Eth av s W ltoth
ct: st Nicholas av, n w c lsad st-Rosa
b"cter TO Dora Hayman 500 W lOsth
ST. atty. Manhattan Leasing Co. ia
Lhurch ST, assns. each. 81
ACADEMY ST >. $50 n Vermiyea nv-
SAM GoldsticISer to Bronx Saw Bank
t:s fremont av; atty Lawyers & co,
list Az, 1874. mtg SIS. 000-Bertha sattler
to Ida sattler. sos W 1924 st. atty, Theo
18th ST, assoc T.. mtg ISL. Ooo--C;renvi!ia
h'minet TO Home for Incurables I'D av
ana lslst st; attys, Emmett & Parish %
- . o.. -
SiIH ST. 4s7 W. mtg SO. OoO-American
trust 10 TO Agnes NJ smyth, ass W aSd
ATTY. y NJ Co. 1875 Bway 50. 500
i-VIH 7, = 1859 Q LIST av mtg IS 500
MARY Troup TO Virginia !. and ia, A
Bunhan IS Carroll 81. Bklyn; attys,
broNert Is d. b, - Court st Rkivn 80 -sn
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE LOANS.
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LOST DIARY containing mun,, 10
pau"r of only personal value G.var
MOORE, Ga West Eud Ave. Apartments ~
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS pURPosrs

BUILDING S2K7o. nvs floors and base
ment. elevator service and heat. near Chel-
freight stations, t5i-+ss West 18th St,
near 10th Ave, on premises or your own
broker.
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GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER.

Constipation invites other troubles
which come speedily unless quickly
checked and overcome by Green's
August Flower which is a gentle laxa-
tive, regulates digestion both in
stomach and intestines, cleans and
sweetens the stomach and alimentary
canal. stimulates the liver to secrete
the bile and impurities from the blood
1t is sovereign remedy used in many
thousands of households all over the
civilized world for more than half
century by those who have suffered
with indigestion, nervous dyspepsia,
sluggish liver, coming up of food, PAL
pitation, constipation and other in
festival troubles. Sold by druggists
and dealers everywhere. Try a bottle,
take no substitute.-Adv.
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yond the encircling walls of her hut
She was frightened, for her soul had
come to talk with her and there was
no escape. She could not phone w
taxi and a party Of four and 60 to
show and supper afterward, thus
losing the universal guest.
With childish gesture Of despair,
she crept into bed, curled up with her
face against the pillow and wept. The
more she cried, the more 1t rained !;
the more 1t rained, the more she cried.
There was no end to that-no end-no
= Sleep did its best to take and hold
her but tonight its grip was uncertain
and long before morning it saw defeat
coming and made dastardly retreat.
Andrea awoke, not slowly, not swim.
ming up TO consciousness through
drowsy gradations, but suddenly with
swapping of eyes wide open on a
great emptiness. She was alone, ter
ribly alone, and hopelessly awake. She
lay staring up at the uncheerful Ian
tern that she had purposely left burn
ing. Its chimney was smoked. Out
side, rain still poured.
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In few moments you can transform
your plain, dull, fiat hair. You can
have it abundant, soft, glossy and full
of life. Just get at any drug or toilet
counter a small bottle of 'Danderine"
for a few cents. Then moisten soft
cloth with the ''Danderine" and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at time. Instantly, yes.
Immediately, you have doubled the
beauty of your hair. 1t will be mass,
so soft, lustrous and so easy to do up.
All dust, dirt and excessive oil is re-
moved.
Let Danderine put more life, color,
vigor, and brightness in your hair.
This stimulating tonic will freshen
your scalp, check dandruff and falling
hair and help your hair to grow long,
thick, strong and beautiful.-Adv.
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By GEORGE AcNEw CHAMBERLAIN


newly cut timber, M'sungo gave a
great spread.
To each ten men he allotted a tin
of marmalade; to each twenty a box
of crackers, sack of flour, one load
of salt and demijohn of cheap but
sound wine. Andrea watched this
wholesale depletion of the white mans
stores and began to wonder. AS she
wondered, her heart went way up and
then way down. Was this the begin
ming of another end? Was she sorry
or was she glad? She looked back on
the few days Of her new life and they
seemed already to have stretched into
years. She was too young or too care
less to have learned that time passes
slowly only to those who are in a rut
of daily routine, dragging tragically
under the blows of sorrow and almost
forgetting itself entirely when joys are
various.
The day came when the last Of the
barges, towing a little scow stacked
with an overflow remnant of bales,
was dispatched and M'sungo could
take long breath and turn his at
tention to putting the camp in order
This in itself was no small task. All
branches, chips, bark, refuse and other
rubbish consequent upon the work in
the forest was gathered and burned
Then, as squad after squad of labor
ers left for home and the planting,
their grass huts, scattered without the
limits Of the permanent craal. were
also set on fire.
"Within a week of the first rains"
said Msungo to listless Andrea, "the
wilderness will have returned alto
gether to its own to all outward ap.
pearance. Three weeks after that,
anyone penetrating to the clearing we
have made will find nothing beyond a
fiourishing shamba or corn patch, the
very natural property Of the craal."
On night of downpour Andrea sat
in her room, hands crossed upon a dis
carded book In her lap and eyes wide
ly fixed on some point of focus far be-
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TONlGHT!
Take 'Cascarets" if sick.
Bilious, Constipated.

Enjoy lifel Straighten upI Your
system Is filed with liver and bowel
poison which keeps your skin sallow,
your stomach upset, your head dull
and aching. Your meals are turning
into poison and you cannot feel right.
Don't stay bilious or constipated. Feel
splendid always by taking Cascarets
occasionally. They act without grip
ing or inconvenience. They never sicE-
en- you like Calomel. Salts, oil or naSF,
harsh pills. They cost so little too-CLs-
carets work while you sleep.-Adv.
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be
start When she realizes her unknown aviator not going back Andrea
they sail into the heart Africa Landing
rea finds the natives all bow worship to her mysterious
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CHAPTER VIII.

Ou Cne udy IOllOWlng M SungO re-
ceived a message to the effect that his
steamer had arrived and was already
taking on the warehouse cargo and
could do with three hundred tons
more. Andrea had previously thought
him a gourmand for work; now she
discovered a maniac.
ITS a cleanup" he declared. "In
another month the rains will be here,
there'n be no working in the forest,
the game will scatter, the natives will
want to plant. And what's more, with
this cargo I'll pass the million-dollar
mark. That doesn't mean anything to
you but it's my stake-the stake I'd
set my heart on"
He took all hands Off production and
put them to baling and packing. From
the reeds along the river he dragged
to light a veritable feet of scOws. They
were appended along the bank, scraped,
calked and pitched. One after an
other they were fioated out into waist
high water and anchored. The days
were no longer enough. Every woman
in the camp was set to making long,
tightly bound palm-leaf torches and
the pickanins from eight years up
were organized into squads to light
the night shift through the short hours
of darkness. Msungo took his sleep,
If he took any. leaning against a tree
near the nest Of hand-pressure baling
machines.
All hands were kept steadily at work
until it was completed. At its finish,
when all the available material was
stacked along the edge of the forest in
great oblong piles that looked like
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Seeing Things.

Flatbush-You know mirrors do
wonders toward frightening up
home.
Bensonhurst-I know it. My wife
always seems happier when she sees
herself in a lot of mirrors around the
house.
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They get to know each
other better.
(To BE CoNTINuEp)
Learned Her Lesson.

A friend of ours was collector for
a lodge. His little daughter was IN
the habit of accepting pennies from
the members. Her mother chastised
her and told her she must not accept
pennies any nNre. So the next day.
when one of the members offered her
penny, she said: II can't take men,
MES; 1 can only take nickels and
dimes. "-Exchange
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In the Majority.

Mrs. Bacon-I see the judges at a
baby show at Cedar Falls, Ia, did their
best to please everybody by awarding
every contestant a prize.
Mr.. RacOn-There must have been q
lot of BOBBY prizes awarded. then.
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Evidence.

"You always have that same wait
ress in the restaurant, don't your"
said the business man.
always" replied his friend. "She's
very careful to bring me clean food"
"How do you known
"Why, today 1 saw her brushing the
dust off my piece of custard pie with
her apron."-YOnkers Statesman.
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ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
Name "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin-say Bayer

Insist on "Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin,
in "Bayer package" containing prop
er directions for Colds, Pain, Head
ache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheu-
matism. Name "Bayer" means genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
nineteen years. Handy tin boxes of IL
tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is trade
mark Of Bayer Manufacture of Mono
aceticacidester of Salicylicacid.-Adv
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penends on the stxle

Parker-''Is your wife woman to
look forward TO something to worry
about? Tueker--'Yes. yes. indeed,
she is-if it is in style."-Judge.
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GSn1a2SnIsdF&Brtd
daHrssAsd na b Ae = M~ap~6.srz4~Aouaas
o5Dy4sAhed 1910 81 The

You're getting too thin, ma'am-
and white. l guess IN just como
around and take you out in the bus
10 little WHILE" came Tommy's voice
over the phone next day. 1t was a
very decided voice, so / agreed at
once and presently L was whirling
away with Tommy through the cold
April sunshine. Our ride was delay
ed because at the last moment Tom
my had to go out and buy me a thick
dark veil. Jane Lorimer had to be
concealed, otherwise. scores Of per-
sons would recognize her.
The ride did me good and so did
Tommy's remarks. He kept a long
way from personal topics, only saying
concerning the Lorimers that the
family would return next morning,
and that undoubtedly he would have
something to tell me in the evening.
We spoke of unimportant matters,
much as distant relatives do when
riding to q funeral. Just to keep
Tommy talking 1 said:
You promised to make me O cash.
Ter. Tommy. Going to keep your
word?"
Sure. ma'am. But If you'd said
clerk l dunno"
Whats your objection to girl
clerks in groceries. Tommy"
Well, ma'am, some of 'em won't
tie up dried fish. 1t smells their
hands. they say. So they get one OF
the boys to wrap 1t, and they just
stand around and wait and so it's the
same as me paying two clerks to tie
up n little mackerel."
MAKE q rule, Tommy" I said al
most too carelessly.
HE'LL I beg your pardon, maaem.
I'd never be done making rules
There's always a girl hollerin' 70 one
OF the boys for suthin' which O man
clerk could tend to for himself,
They're alwals yeliin', listen. Bill
Go down in the basement and bring
UP a box of starchl' Now I don't ex-
pect no girl to lug starch boxes up
stairs but you ought to watch 'em
stick around doing nothing while
some man waits on 'em. And their
wages going right along with the
clockl Yes, ma'am! You can't make
q rule them girls can't break, ma'aml
II think women is all right in some
Jobs. ma'am. But in the grocery
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lRbnHa1R3

business they expect too much chIs-
ulryl"
And because this comment on
women in one kind Of work was
made by the most chivalrous man I
had ever known, 1t amused me-in
spite of my absorbing woes. Chtvairy
has cursed as well as blessed women,
II thought
The ride improved my spirits and
hckily II was nearly done before an
incident occurred which almost
counteracted its benefits.
In a crowded downtown street
near one of the big hotels, l saw n
banana peddler whom I knew verv
I well. 1 grabbed Tommy's arm so
suddenly that the car nearly .skldded.
> watch that man with the basket,
Tommy obeyed and after we had
passed, he turned 10 me with:
whats the matter with him,
/ Roster"
''That is Hamilton Certeis!" I an
nounced in a triumphant whisper.
The hell 1T beg pardon. That
gink-the elegant doc?" queried
Tommy with q whistle. Then his tone
OF establishment changed to a sharp
note of w~arning:-
you've got his number right, Mrs.
Lorimer! But for Gods sake stick
to your thick wells when you go Quit
And say, I'm asking you. I'm begging
you, little sisterl Don't you dare go
out doors unless I'm along to take
care of you'll"
ITO be continuedl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-12
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KEYPORT

Mrs. Russell H. sadfols and Mrs.
A. 3. Campbell. representing the Key
port Improvement Association, and
Mrs. Harvey Bronner and Mrs. VIII
liam II. Emmons, of the Keyport Lit
erary Club. have returned TO their
homes here after having spent several
days at Atlantic City, whore they at
tended the convention OF the Women's
Federated Clubs.
The community sing under the d.
rection of the Keyport Improvement
Association, will be held In the public
library this evening. Lawrence Bal
lou. a camp song leader, Will be pres
Calvary M. Il. choir rehearsal has
been changed from Friday night to
Wednesday night at s:46.
The Misses Martha and Jennie
Moore have returned after having
spent the winter at Miami and other
points of interest in Florida.
Raymond Cater. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Cater. was recently graduated
from the Renear School of Undertake
ing and Embalming at New York. Be-
ing the youngest member of the class,
Mr.. Cater was graduated with second
honors. He Is now assisting Under
taker Harvey S. Bedle-
The entertainment given by the pri-
mary class of Calvary NJ. E. Sunday
school, under the direction OF Mrs.
Thomas w. Dawson, on Friday even
ing. Melted $3.50. This amount VIII
be laid aside for the children's Christ
mas treat.
Funeral services for the late Will
liam Westervelt who died on Friday
at the Parker home in New Bruins
wick, were conducted on Sunday at
one o'clock in Green Grove cemetery.
Rev. John II. Reeves officiating. Only
the immediate family was present at
the services. The deceased leaves a
wife and daughter, Mrs. William Low,
of Flatbush.
One Of the most interesting enter
tainments held in Keyport this season
is announced for Thursday night, May
%. when Major Clyde Wfnterton, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Winterton,
of South Keyport, viii tell of his expe-
riences in the Verdun drive. Major
Winterton was a member of the Hath
Infantry, 29th Division. n was pro-
NOTED from captain to Major while on
the battle fad. He was wounded
twice. as well as being gassed and his
talk will prove to be of great interest.
The proceeds will be for h benefit
Of Liberty Hose Company.
Captain William Jewett and Cap
tatin Thomas Jewett spent the week
end with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Jewett. at their summer home In
South Keyport.
William A. Tilton was the guest OF
friends at Navesink yesterday.