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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
FUN IN PLAYING OLD CHRIS
tfssnt o. ueth Nosas sns oid
impfftonsilns tiutitfT,
prsant Lsdsn santa

rs.I-r> lIliE IL great Goo .u lmpef
.HaHuu aud uanr minr ihan
fffLli n aking lhs rau 81 that
rL.f@ nuues - lasal isiIuas la.iy
an kfIs several little
tnHH.H Sisters m Unus.ns stau'i
u.t. u H auilrurs u hr amusri
uf Hf .H.m tHaHE tnauth io believe
mlIIUt m ihe stuir sInu ~ ihe
Hanu Dol as.uierr sissh frsa ihr
Nuul t.tr iot tuanin iu uHrs uvu
pau. .lr Dh|mury raisuis sod eIh
10 o.. .its mult. af cuursr br n DO
tU aui .ualtri 90 plss an o.
u,s I.L
im au o. mIsss.i fnHn thr c,im
paHt Ia Dol suIs aud iai aui muihcf
.hsu. ssarh fhs huuss ani iook up
anf I.au Coo sIrrsi ani mate al
SORTS uf EXCUSES Toe yuur shsrucr
AuI .f yUuf tuIcr anuui D. ciniiu
usli aui ,ry surcvssiuIii iisrulssi
taa t.I UfIrI uai iaIt. tui UNutrt
iuuf mfanufs by uuis sul mai'ons
un iuEruIug ia shasr hsuls ull
uoaui repeatedly aud 90 iaush siisnt
Id BOO heartily sIfh mu.h shaking ~
sI.. .ni haHi.aE u,ef
s.Ua Hal rs, no trIuE nir sol
auff ne has nuri ihs siu t|uE. Do o.
.u.HI o., i.I sta IUHiIf usuurs Co.,
ta...ta.t Go .u..I. ifai ihr u'i O.
Isa raf a tI.I ui i.Hf.huif CO..
Hus uHrIH. HH Hstri a'saHi Co.,
.Ir..b at.h o. sarf.s..i ia hatr s.Hr
ed aHfaaI Us HItfI. feb lhHi ihf
Iuu..III. tU.I eHH' iH fuH uH. auA
ak Co., U
Atfir .Hd uI ilt UrI,HHnIcs uh.th
.hauI uut asi over BALI aa hnur .
.udisu disappearance ma} De- 90
nngui b. Dalllug ths children io ths
window with COO SUPPOSED discovery
20 thr uium.ug slslah aud SAINTS
MAJ 800 uui uf th, room iuoi. shr'
and b.i, his duis and SO oui Of ih'
huu-, By ihc bact aui, rriumlu.
presently. vlih much noise by uh'
iniut vay. us though ha,ius bcri
ena Coo luug ume add. ~ cuurss
much dIaw-'luirl 10 hnNr mi-ss'
surIug SAINTS.
A. toe the c,lsiums. thai u mh'
ief Of ,aflsl oppoftuulp, cA,rpi tea
the uhlie uhlslsrs uud Ola. ihr fan
a, little uld tasslsd cap sud ihs u
slsmagL az sfssutlsl
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
FORDs FERRY.

j. l.. Rankin recently moved his
grocery store from here To Glen.
cntsbuW
Mr. John Nation. Of uniontown,
has been visiting relative at this
place for the past few weeks.
Rev j " Ellington. VI Portage.
Vile. blo.. spent few days ryently
the quest ~ bis old friend Dr. a
Belt ~ Thu place
NJ Amanda Donahuc who died
recently az her home in Kansas City.
kans.. was buried Sunday a. the
Dunn Spring. cemetery
Gordon Rankin. the little son of
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Rankin has been
very ~ the past week
NJ T. Clh was in Marion Thurs.
dny un business
SIR elena llughes u Benld, lll.
b. spending the winter with her mo.
Their SIR lee Rankin. u this see.
tion.
Mr and Sic Leslie Duncan. ~
Rodney. have recently been visiting
So Dunoans parents. Mr and Mr.
Aaron lamr. ~ thr place
Mr Jimmy Rankin aas thr quest
f. ~ Mr AIMEE jaime Saturday after
noon
Henry llurhes. ~ Weston has r
entity been visiting friends ~ Glenn.
eni.burF
Enert lua. VA. Boz Maron Sat
urday
&c. anI Mr Willis rmitt scu
th, rart 1T 30 and Mr Aamf
iamr hmiaJ anrmaun
Mr rfha Wai.uu va. m taui.
Imy .hupp0nf saturday
Mechanic lah iiurhs ani lieu
ah liurhr serr CO., Furis ~ BE
and Wn llsnD Phillip. ~ Casad
rHn.t
% O. Waih,n af ,a.ai aa. u
.tItmm...Hf Saturday
ST. o. Rankin recently return
fum ihT b.i..i, ~ boz daughter
Nr IsHD rhIln. ~ Ca.ad sh
ta. t.n ,sD u CO.. ihr lai ~
a.fi.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
SEVEN SPRINGS

ln fhr .runr contest held at iiaaf
uHraf Nna nff ~ s.saaf chap.
sI sa. aaaft.i nrsi prize and D..
isH, runt ~ usrn District che
.eui a h0, cuai uaa in ai
tendance M Wun.r nm.hrf dld
itr rnHnHr fr the contestants
There aas "a i.Hni aHpffr si Elfr
,lmrleN saturday night
Arthur A.FrdF, asHi io raiuoah
auu1, 90 have ha arm trraiei
,harnt ila'uman va an Coz sHt
Doc hH sett
So Sam shelby ths mtrthani ~
salem. b. mu,h improved Boz health
SINCE hs return fr.m the hospital %
Louisville
M urnB nuftioe ~ usar fmu
oss. eas ono ruesi 81 /. b NeCmu
iaai ark
Andy klnns b. moving n iyoH
oauniY ihs urrt
,aftsu Mckinney BAL h nfa
htn almost oamrlriei
Wu Ioa Gurs and brother II
uaf knu etfr the fuesis uf iim
lurfam ani vito suuda,
49, % Umrbsu. 1T uear iishmu
aa. "a rus.i TO Co., hanr of So am
Mr So b. Patton SUNDAY
Mr 600 sm,lh aui mii, run
au D.a.d Waisan. vrr, visiting 49,
|uri Nn Leonard Eilio st u,us
hafl aH ersk
uus will o. "a Dhu.iuas irss al
uuI thn ieaf.
John Patton. ~ usaf N,,bo va
Visiting tefr sanda,
Co., DamisI.alai u,rf b. u..Hf
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

Coruu falls co. s-'aisI isllilhi
- q sfihs lrse ga isasu.
uth as fisii s si.a.s tfifhisasl
Wth he sa. .IHi t...s .'itafl
o. ths ralt sae.a i..s'.ag iaaa
Tssm a. hstes.t IsI ca a..is--
p.sssial tasa ~ ChIi'aa'..i.
n o. shsisa.t a iaf i.Isii
~ o. n.lhi ..iad t'.|t
Al ths.f sissssi t.Ih aHHHtl
whsss ihs sist.a fttst ttus itlnsa
Nsad ihs t.lsal ftatt ei fit
o. Ne b,tlhl saeu l'shHsi-
Eslsui sasss oi Chfuiutii.ls
EsoA hsf Ions tslii,s' i'lliag
u oiihs siu,eis b.Iih
csnllous tui sh.nss sfs finqln4
lAs ~ suusl chorus uuqinq
-Jss aood u,ll sud psass On s.''e'
wAns ~ suo.p isli' i'' sod u''d'--
Blessed ,novs RI ehu'ini'l'ds
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
INCKSoN MINES

Nr Grun mrmem. ,,h
s.sh
u Nmr t.,d visited Wir
&c., Ua.te sHma1
Mr. le.r r,unman visited Nrs
U,.iu Sauuia,
Rcy Jarhav ba. u.i ,t..sl a
GRAND mrtilnr at Glendale
Ni.. Nlmcs Floyd visited Miss
Elsie rull,, h.t week
49, Albert Pulley b uill un the
si,k Dee
Mr. Ro.s Frcclan bad a large
crowd o. take dinner with hcr last
SUNDAY
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

IN. fairness Of ib, ru.gsan ssia
n attributed o. snnr virtue ln ne
suprsrsual flauds aui an Go luovt
sdrs ~ have since si'nel slllo'N
TIE runrlusion fauuai hi john Hunter
40 ysars aso chat enc ofiginsl celef
Il nsas stin "a titci
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

1b- cd fsshiousd father who u.ea
~ ~hlp his son Cor e siolstleu u n
rules " lhs hauss has = uss usthod
q pauishmsat Ne iocta TIE gansa
Los Angsist Tines
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17
New Life for
Sick Man
Ealonic Works Magic

have taken auif tan hatrs ol
ltluH.t ali illI Ntra ufs raH. ID
ttt uUIe nIf uHu rl tan auf.
thing elsr gfur t 90 tnrrt
ksionc b. Co. n..lau fsms,l, iaf
acii Stomach. tHaiur ioai rtTrai.
inr AMI Indigestion. u quickly takas
up and rauss nui Coo liy All rks
aud enables thr Stomach o. digest
Ne tool naturally That means nat
ouly r'lri ifnm pain and discomfort
hut yuu a. ihe iull aifrnrih ium Ne
loui ,on eat Nis box un.y cusis =
ifiiie Nth yiuf ifufEi1i guafaulss
HAYNES a TAYLOR
nrugVists
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-17

a ,cp frw horse traders were on
iu,lr, street Muuday. an unusual oc.
,urpus, faf VauuiA Court iay
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-13
Bed Room and Dining Room S
This Great Sale Starts Tomorrow

four of bedroom and dining suites which forced
dispose of rent additional warehouse Rather than do
this have decided to offer complete stock of bedroom and
dining furniture at discount of 10 Is per cent This
great reduction will last until the of again normal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-13

the camp viii be formally az. r
to all the people OF the mr.
States who hear the cali = N!
gypsy motor trail.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-13

During the past year furniture has been difficult obtain the
factories have been selling from months ahead Of their
In order to get furniture placed orders for practically
double the ordinarily need with the expectation Of
ceng partial shipment For the past thirty days have received
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-13

All the news all the time -
ArKus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-13

Exceptionally Convenient Credit
Terms Offered During
This Safe
In order to make this sale benefit the greatest number peo
pie possible have arranged to extend the complete
and convenient credit plan to everyone DESTROYS of prong by
this sale With this convenient pan only small amount of cash
furniture in home The balance paid in remnces
tended liberal period of time suit convenience
With this plan you the discount the as you pur
chased for cash. Every complete bedroom and dining suite
all the latest period designs and all finishes offered
at discount of 10 to 2 from the marked prices Attached
each article tag bearing the original selling price, plainly
marked from which figure your saving by simply
deducting the discount
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-13

Out-Of-TOwn
Deliveries
Scores Of people from
surrounding communities
will come jim daily to take
advantage of the great
savings this movement
to lower prices offers on
home furnishings, and
many are learning for
the first time that our
auto trucks makes deliv-
cries to all towns within
a radius of fifty miles of
the tri-cities, without ex-
ira charge. Join the
crowds today, save real
money and avail yourself
OF this exceptional serv-
ice
Convenient Credit Terms
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
~ YoRK.--Empire Trust Company. plain
slH against The Apthorp Company. de-
In pursuance OF judgment of foreclos-
ure and sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action. and bearing date the
signed. the referee in said Judgment named,
Nos l4is % Sessy ssfees sas In ass
on the 14th day of October, 1920, At II
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p Day,
auctioneer, tho premises directed by said
3udgm to be aoid. and therein described
AL that certain plot OF land, situate in
Sas Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
York. bounded and described as follows:
BsS1nning az g point on the south side
OF Vermilyee Avenue distant one hundred
1eo( feet ea&terly from the corner formed
~ the intersection Of the southerly side OF
Yernilyea Avenue with the easterly side Of
parallel with Dyckman Street. one hundred
ana ATTY feet TO the center line of the
line of block and parallel With verrniIyea
Avenue. two hundred feet; thence norther-
hundred and nfty feet to the south side OF
vermiiyea Avenue. ana thence westerly,
along said south side OF vermiiyea Avenue.
.ng TIC 20 prssss OF
Alfred c. Bechnnan by 7. Bache Bieecker
by deed dated May i. 3sos. recorded May
section Q. 1Aber 20 OF Conveyances, page
Tns eeevs described prsraises lie in sec.
GSn Gssa eissE @ SssA. on tho Land Map OF the
Dated Nc" f'r ankfsSH nsRsss'ssE gosssiH sssssi asa'
BARBER. wArsoN : ezaBaNsssssss ME- =
Attorneys 9cr PlaintiG. Ssz3s
2ss Broadway. Nsw York cisy. Maahastaa4
The following 10 a diagram OF the psops
&YSY 20 DO UDlG:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
NsaMyxNsA AVENUE

The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above de-
scrbed property 10 TO be sold. 10 twenty
one thousand four hundred and seventy
four dollars and seventy-four cents (sai,-
1880. with interest thereon from tho 18th
day OF August. 1870. sogether with costa
ana gSxty-three dollars and sixty cents
l9SeS.ee), with interest from September IL.
1884, together with tho expenses OF the
sale. The approximate amount of the
taxes, assessments and water ratss or other
ltens. which are to be allowed to the pur-
BY the referee, 10 seven thousand one hun
dsed and tairty-eeven dollars and twenty
Gente t9s.13T.2et and interest.
Dated New York, September 18th, 1870.
GERNAN JOSEPH,
Referee
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

Honeraele John P. cehalan. q Surrogate
Ss shs County ef Esw York.
NOTICE - hereby given TO all persons
late ,es W&ahtu9ten. D. G.. deceased, 10 pre-
sans she Same with vouchers thereof 70 the
euescraSers aS thair place os sransaetine hssE-
iness as the once % sae Mseroppiitan Trust
Cepgany os The city Of New York. nj Me-
~ Wen street. In tho Borough Of NAnhat~
the 19th day Of January next.
,ss Dseaed. New YeFk. the saith day % yuaa.
&ETRoPoAITAN TRUST COMPANY on
Y4E CITY or NEW YORK.
8U@BMxaEs M. 3QHtaRToM
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

Caeeicai ,wSrlsers worthy and we'll qualified
reach them through q Tribune Haip
yaaseA ado Saona 3sahuaam- 9aaaeuaAAs&a
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

CLERKS AND TYPIsTs WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls II years Of age and over
Hours 9 to 4:30 o'clock
Saturdays to IL o'clock
Luncheons served free
Salary to start S12.08
Abilities Of clerks reviewed each six
months. Those of average ability should
be receiving from SIS to sis per week after
the second review. The variation Ia due to
difference in clerical work.
Free classes conducted in TypewritinE.
Stenography and Dlctaphone Operating.
Apply in Person between and 1880 o'clock
Room 1893. Metropolitan Building
J Madison Ave- Cat 23rd ST.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
HELp WANTED FEMALE
MleeelI lIaneoRD

grENooRApMER-E one hsv-
sirable Write or telephone, stating ex-
perience. salary expected. Only those Geek
Ing permanent position need apply. Victor
Electric Corp, 131 E. asa at.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
MMP WANTED MALE

gALESMEN WANTED 20 preseae standard
medical books TO physicians enly. We
have sast isaned and now have fn pfepafa-
tton many new books that are meeting
with pronounced 9avor. GuScessSuI hook0
Naean successful salesnaen, good income.
agreeable occupation. Porrnauens. excius.
I've, protected territory when you have
proven your &bliity. Address. with SuileBt
details and business references. J. a.
2aPPrNcoTT COMPANY. Philade.phia. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

TYPleT AND FILING CLERK; M ro--
elcular experience necessary; must he
nsee ana accurate; aalary SIT. Anniy
saAxS@aeA staenu A. RAxk 8esh
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
statesmen

You can't accomplish big things
unless you attempt big things
And. what's more. you WON'T have
the nerve to attempt more than
you have confidence to expect We
are looking for men OF big expec-
tations who are ready, to turn big
expectations into reality TO their
immediate big money recompense
and to the permanent. raising OF
their earning power. We're inter
ested more in your goal than in
your starting point. We don't
want glib tongue. but q truthful
one. We want simply the man, ex-
perienced or mex pertenced, who can
look himself In the face, IN the
dark. aud see honesty In his heart,
: ambition In his brain. and in his
whole makeup the grit that sticks.
II yeu are rs or over call between
10 and 4.
SUITE 1o1o, as. w. asp ST.
Butte ,l5l2. Flatiron Bldg; Suite
30a. fa2 Nassau ST: Suite az. lse
Montague st. Bklyn.: Suite So,
1855 Market st.. Newark. ", J.
.~iF
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

SOLICITOR for trucking concern: GALAXY
ne os1:ee to u1av wh07 .csa DTo6ues.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

sALESLADIEs - Experience unnecessary
Weisbecker. 80 w. l26th. se.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

TELEPHONE OPERATOR
gxpertancad In Wholesale house.
NJ w. AMBERG d Co, 1887 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

Any purchaser of the property herelnbetors
whether not he has exercised or used
any rights hereunder. shall have the right:
the deed or other instruments Of convey.
ance or transfer by the Special Master OF
the esrod ny e court aS
hereafter by Its order or decree permit, to
elect not to assSme or a.ssndn adopt any Lease
Company, which is part OF the property
embraced IN such deed or instruments OF
&c or uch wftnr saned
by the said purchaser and shall contain
general description Of the contracts or leases
h. he as n6' the cerk Of or the
Court of the United States for the Southern
District OF New York within the aforesaid
piration Of said period shall be deemed
to conclude the purchaser in respect Of such
election and upon the filing Of such cleo
have assumed or adopted the said contracts
or leases or rights therein described nor to
tracts or leases provided however. that such
election shall not entitle the said pur:.
chaser to any reduction in the amount OF
to be paid as In this decree provided.
Any purchaser OF the property described
in this decree on, or OF any ss parcel re. IN ts
or accept any part OF the property 80 sold
to such purchaser. BY written notice OF his
election given to the Special h6Bter AT any
time prior to the execution and delivery
Of the deed or other instruments OF convey
anca or transfer by the Special Master. No
such election by a purchaser, his successors
or ass!gns shall diminish or affect the pur-
chase price to be paid by such purchaser
The deeds or instruments OF conveyance or
transfer 10 be given by the Special Master.
the Receiver, the defendant Railways COM
pany. and Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York as Trustee herein provided. shall
expressly except therefrom any and all prop
erty which such purchaser shall SO elect
not to take or accept
APPEARANCE OF PURCHASER.
Any purchaser OF the property herein
and in the said decree described in the said
cause hereinbefore mentioned. or OF any
parcel thereof. shall have the right to
enter his appearance In the cause pending
in the United States District Court for
tho Southern District OF New York herein
before described.
BY said decree ali questions not thereby
expressly disposed OF are thereby reserved
by the said Court for it's future adjudica-
ton. For further particulars reference 10
hereby made to the said decree on Ole in
tina Once OF the United States District Court
for the Southern District OF New York.
Dated. Septernber 40. 1870.
FRANCIS M. SCOTT.
Special Master,
gTErsoN. JENNINGS a RUssELL
Solicitors for Guaranty Trust Com
pany Of New York. en Trustee.
Complainant
no is broad street.
New York City
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

LosT-0oodyeaE Tire e. Rubber Co. stock
~csrtlncate. Return to e. d. Curtis. Room
1882. Hotel Commodore: liberal reward.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

BARBER. wAgaCN q GrHBCNEYs
Attorneys 3or Piaiasi6. q - e
Ass Broadway. Ne@ York Ctey, NanNaatam
The following 10 O diagram OF the pxap.
ereY 70 ha mold: 1NSe
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
West Side

121ST 420 WEST-LRrge double single.
Apply directly. McKinRon, Apartment 4.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

131ST ST., 273 W.--Nicely furnished front
parlor: suitable for two gentlemen: cleo
tricity all conveniences: reasonable.
McGrath
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

OFFICE BOYS wanted. Funch, Edye q
Co, Inc, $40 Bridge st.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

AUTO INSTRUCTION. 9lS
Day. evening: Cadillac. Studebaker. MI
chell.. B. & NJ. Co.. 1903 Lexington ave
(38thl.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

LOT 2.-e5TH AND S6Ta STREETS AMI
MADISON AVENUE PROPERTY.
OF land. with the buildings and improve
the city and County Of New York. bounded
and described as follows Beginning at
pnortheriy side Of Eighty fifth Street and
the westerly side OF Madison Avenue, and
running thence westerly along the north
erly side OF said Eighty nth. Street. two
hundred twenty t226) feet; thence north
ery parallel wtth Madison ,s0 AVenos .nes.s Two 70
the goutherly side Of Eighty sixth Street :
thence easterly along the sou,he1iy side
(al0) feet to the southwesterly corner OF
Eighty sixth Street and Madison Avenue;
and thence southerly along the westerly
600 feet four 90 inches TO the point or
place Of beginning; being the same prem
and Harlem Railroad Company by tho
following Instruments. to wit: Deed from
Webster Wagner and wife, dated Eovem .
the Register Of the county of New York.
| in Libsr 1929 of Conveyancss page zo3;
eember g. 1885. and recorded in said Reg
is,er's office. in Liber 1888 Of Conveyance,
page 4ss; deed from Clark r Gay't dated
| Registers Office In Liber 2z73 OF Convey
ances. page 2ss: deed from Webster Was- @
and recorded in s&id Registers onice. in
Liber 1912 of Conveyances. page s42: deed
! from Warren s.. Crane. dated November
! gl. 1899, and recorded In said Register q
once. IN I.ber zz7s Of convssyanees. page
| 32l, and deed from James NJ. Gotendors
and others. dated August T. 1855. and
| recorded sn said Register,s Office in Liber
| 1912 OF Conveyances page 347: and which
promises were conveyed by the New York
ana Harlem Railroad Company TO oren
Root. Junior; BY deed Ssar.ng dsse ss ost,p ssp,
| Of the Register OF the County of New York
on ssptember II. 1929. In Block Series
iss. ana lndsxsd under Block Nurne:r sSn
| and inaexed under Block Number 1927.
and were conveyed by Oren Root. Junior
| 70 tho Metropolitan Street Railway Com
pany. BY indsnture dated September 90
| 1888.
iLoT s.--yRoNr STREET PROPERTY
| All thoss three certain lots, places or
paresis ot land. with the buildings and
! lying ana being Ia che CITY Of New York
ana known as Numbers 10, -. and u Front
/ Street, which taken together are bounded
1 and dsacFtsAd so follows; Beginning 81
the norshsas:eriy egrnsF thereof a. goin!
street eDHeas$@ tha saiaA1e OF q parts
~
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

OFFICE MEssENGER-Young man with
some training in packing women's wear;
good chance for advancement Fashion
Camera Studio, 2A3 West 39th ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD

AOST-A flexible diamond and platinum
bracelet ON Monday afternoon on A3d st.,
~ ges"een bth and 6th avs Notify Muller,
L1le publishing Co.. 81 West 31st st., and
receive liberal reward,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

LOsT.-Dropped, sable neckpiseo, front
east 81: Theater or left in taxa from
st. Reward. M Reeves. Tel. 9So2 Cathed-
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
Dumsestle

MOTHERS HELPER-Chamber work and
sewing in morning: children q Il 81 after
l; good wages TO competent party. 81
W. 18th st-Apt. 70.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28

163D (2S53 Sth av.)-Two adjoining we'll
furnished rooms with private family;
So one block to elevated station. Jackson