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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24
THE ROMANCE OF WORDS
MRS. GRuNDY."

nNCE upon a time--and not
" so very far back, at that
there was a real Mrs. Grumpy,
the wife Of Judge Felix Grundy
of Nashville, Tenn. The lady
belonged to the best social sset
Of the Southern city and her
opinions on good form were
highly respected though, In the
light of modern usages, they
would be considered extremely
straight-laced.
During the time at which Mrs.
Felix Grundy ruled the social
set Of Nashville It happened that
a theatrical company visited the
city. presenting a play known as
Speed the Plough" History
does not state whether the piece
was humorous or serious, vulgar
or refined. In Mrs. Grundy's
mind It was enough that 1t was
dramatic production for the
wife of the Judge held that the
ater-going was pastime which
should not be INDUCED In by
ladies' and gentlemen because of
the fact that II was frowned
upon by the church. BY a curl
Gus coincidence, one Of the char
acters Of the play was also
named Mrs. Grundy and the
audience laughed whenever she
was mentioned. The connection
was later explained to Noah M.
Ludlow, manager of the COM
pany, and the name was launched
in theatrical parlance as the |
title OF a mythical person who
rules the social and moral des-
tinles of community.
After Martin Van Buren's
election to the presidency, Judge
Grundy was made attorney gen
eral Of the United States-but |
his claim to fame is as nothing |
when compared to that Of his
wife.
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Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24
Yankee Potato Salad.

Boil two quarts of potatoes with thu
skins on, cook two eggs until hard
While hot combine the eggs and pc
tatoes, cutting in bits, stir in two
tablespoonfuls of butter, add one chop
ped onion and one-half cupful of mild
vinegar; season with salt and peppe,
and set aside to become cold. When
ready to serve add one cupful OF
heavy cream and sprinkle with pars-
ley.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24
Vegetables In the Diet.

VSSSe0pSo w hHo CiCts
vegetables, raw when possible and
when necessary to be cooked, cooked
In steam and served with butter, and
small amount Of salt and pepper
will soon build up a rundown con-
stitution. Add to this whole wheat
breads and cakes, and plenty Of salad
plants and the body will have no need
Of pills to keep 1t functloning.
20. 1890 Western Newspaper Union)
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24
SAUSAGE With Ample RInus.

Cover the sausages with boiling
water; after pricking them In every
part let simmer fifteen minutes, then
drain and brown In the oven. Make a
strip of cupful each of sugar and
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24

There Is at least one survivor of the
historic charge of the light brigade at
Balaklava, and he is William Wood
roofe, formerly of the eleventh Hus-
sars, now living with his wife In Cam
berwell, England. Although ninety.
two, his mind is clear and vigorous as
when he retired as sergeant major
from the army In 1872. He has told
the thrilling story of the charge and
recited Tennyson's immortal poem he
fore many distinguished gatherings.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24
TAKEN FROM EXCHANGES

Women voters of Vienna exceed the
men by 20 per cent.
Men and women who fall to vote In
Czechoslovakia are sentenced to Jail.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24
Department Devoted to Attractive MAGAZINE Material
G COOK BOG Boo2 Z ~Nu4 M1t~s4e

The appearance of the table and the
vtands upon It add wonderfully, not only
- point of aesthetic taste, but also In
digestive results as well. for we digest
and assimlate more readily that which
pleases the eye.
Some one has said that the eye is the
nrst organ OF digestion.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24

water; cook in this very carefully four
or five tart apples, cored, pared and
sliced In rings. Serve the sausage
with the apples In overlapping border
around them
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24

The Interior of the Okefinolee
swamp in Georgia has never been Wis
tied.
A tunnel-shnped cave more tban n
mile long has been discovered in the
Deschutes national forest Of Oregon.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1920-12-24

Odd Happening.
"She is not in society, but she II d
perfect duck Of girl"
Then It is wonder she is not II
the SWIM"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Columbia Club
Scores Victory
In Close Match
Crescents Default in Final
Game; Princeton Victor
Against Army and Navy
CLASS B STANDING

The Yale Club squash tennis team
continued 70 draw away from tbs field
), ,ss Class B tournament yesterday
.t,srroor hv winning IT'S sixth straight
rictory. The undeteated Bulldog ag~
rrsgation defeated the D X +. team
IS 70 0 on the home courts.
The Crescent Club players went down
IN defeat before ,he Columbia Club
,ssm and SIS 8 result we're dispossessed
from second place n the league stand
;no The match vas tied at three all,
and the absence Of X +. McNaugh, of
she CresNents. gave the deciding game
10 J. " Pulleyn, Of Columbia, by de-
isult
Bv virtue q clean sweep against
The Army and Navy Club. the Harvard
Club team also moved up q notch in
the standing. displac.ng its opponents
from their perch fourth position.
The Crimson won 10 straight games,
excepting 80 contests. which were de-
faulted By the Army and Navy.
Wha, probably was the most inter-
esting match of the afternoon was that
in which c " Dingee, the Crescent
No. man. and r Y Alahon who holds
similar position on the Blue and
White tesm. Mahon took the opening
game after d spirited struggle, and
Dingee came back ia the second and
Won easily.
In the lat game the play became
sharper, and 10Th men played'eXcellent
tennis executing difficult shots and ex-
hbitng Class A ability Nahon led at
12-10. and from this pe,nt on it was
snybodys match The tie al l4-all
carried it into extra mn ngs. and when
Mahon ialtered the Crescent player
went to the front TO win Is TO 10
The summarizes:
YALE CLUB. 2. D * e CLUB. 0
} weIker ysle defeared + Jen~-
Yale def~-. Havkes D X. t.,
defesied Davidson b. * 3. l5-.55,
Taylor u * e ISIS i5-5 g L.
Smith Yale ~on oy default from Z. l.
ward f A c sohernerheeTn' Yais'
lS-lO Il C. Holt Yale defeated c. b.
Brooks d K g. 80 lo--l
HARVARD. :. ARMY AND N4vy.
: : Ritcaie Harvard defeate, 9. Tay-
lor. arm. and Navy i5--9 lo-2 2 p
and %aVy f5-7 l5~-a " Robinson
Harv- H. a,featcd s. " Ca Jocnsn. Army
sna 10y. 10 - I Iiem!nway
Harvard defeated MAYOR Hardy Army auc
Navy los l5-l2 G @ Neln Harvard
won by aelaul, " ; - auss Harvaro
defeat L a sigaud. army and Navy
II. l5---s
COLUMBIA. /. CRESCENT. 3
c ~ Llng-e Crescent defeated r Y
Nanou Columbia l2--I5. 15--f 1s-16
T y Simonus IT.. Columbia defeated NJ
= Sterling, Crescent. I5-s. 15-1o
Georgs G9aid Jr.. Columbia. defeated W
WAS Crescent lo-7 l5-4 y : Tor
rance -resc MT defeated " Il Putranl.
Columbia l5-l9. l5-lo A NJ Baxter
J. Crescent. letest scott Cos. ni-
defeated r. Z ts yl.t Crescent les.
is j. " Plifesn -1oium34s. eJn ftOm
y McNaugh Crescent bs default
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
NOVICE 0E -ApRLIrAIlnN

RENE COURT CcF<TY or EHe
l'pit> County Clerks Ne 36tr1. i4eu
IN the Matter ol the Application ot C'artr7l
mon Ifusi ComIaut of N-w York ItafpA
failtacr Joseph IlIltzer tJr1 ana 4.rssrt
'tii. let as lsieee of the Residla,5 rrua
ie ~ N4 and It-a aa'.nf o-
JoeH re llTZEH De.easea fo leav.
certain rsA property Noflee O:
Hapn Pulitzer. Jos.ah polrrer .Ir)
Seward Web5 rsliz.. fot.,s f...,,,'.-.'
Natn fi7~ Davis fr.lf..f. Canes ncs
ift1f f-rnfN|s .th l-t..,..f4t
e'H F"i zef aieofo tiruef.t tia ,fe Moore,
Aoa = r-.s. a'.o,s soi ,... N.'i'.fo None
L. holman. designated ~ she cor~ to do
.DficH l nenaf ~ fha
n.= kaipn Pulitzer Jf aud seward
ani Charles l. Honman 4e~.ss.ates .h.
W rted tith this hoffra in 7afr
jpSfnf ls.Itfe Thrl and
ii' i'n''i1ff. HfH -.fla5.I r.
an4 charles + Haamaa. iesienated
Nliif 70 te -.ft-1 a|fh MS netIrs i-s
r .ila "a i'i.r~l.e.
f1s Ntit f-sAfE raNF NOTICE
niIfser ffr4 aH1 1f.-hert
ttH aHear fta la ans .s.rr.r.t
t,.
n.aae h tas court ~ Sne.al re
OF
az ee4n Nau b.
Ter aar of fHis Court sufnarizinr
petl Trustees aforesaid 81
i.sse s9t fae rer't ~ wears n+eIrnin.-
May 1891 specified in fss srree,.ent -
raft low
f
rn'ef into -Eer4le an4 it.i t-- Itas-
s. -nifents as i.at p- reag.rrf d. fnr.r4
sA agreement y tease nay ba
4ratr .f.t.r- rms
a.s -
en iaet a11 sGlits bla
Ai.- -rat q a Court snau
Dr Hfi Bile Under Soc
Ni t i.eai property Law and its
oraf-ar $50 cf the Laws Of 1920 en- tss
-at OF tf@ rntiun fhe Court shall
Sis Interested person 20 repre-
sart afi protect rfe ,rest ~ persons u
n'sre = ooromo entitled TO an In
furrn. tnal fhe Court shall eppofu.
a-s 20 lite.l for ths
Ana fa-saea that - i- be necessary. g.
ce ~efs-r.d 20 fef-rse - haar s-d es
ana
tAe 81 a C1Gtt
ufTier me Hss cf twel 7na years ara
1erf appear hs y0pr
or = yel hev-
.ei ~ar--aa
~. ..lf -a-f-f(.-e~s
~'-- sS> ff
#al>8f 3stEH. MILLER 81 CaaRIsCN
Atforrets far iet.fi fie"ers once ana
tasra hafzer tJre fe~eart Iav'itze-
Utter ti'neiie- C,-r
'i Ath l-.le. Ed.th Pulitzer Moore.
Moore. adrian Pulitzer
Moore ent :" ~fn @eers.
hrra4 III iIe iaf.nfs I.-nna orI..-s-
tIrs' H|i haflltt.tIa i'srfs i'llffIsf an+
7tisNei Il hlisley. deslsnatei hs thn
uea.if of cae in3*fls Cynthia Eairh Ela.s
'i1n. 'iHr'>e aor', Adrian 1ulls.-
-inofH tHI .t .li.a.t Moore
An4 go E.aanor W I~lltr~r on behalf or
JeetpA HaiirE.s. Thin SD Katherine Davis
of cynthia fi' Einslie. and IS Wiilian,
io heHaif cf clefaent Ciarto Nooc
Adrian Rf'i'afr Moore ana william Mooros
-lns notice is SERVED ugaa r
hN putl+e4tioa. pursuant tc an order
.c firti office az Na4r
ft 1927. pursaa.
Neu .e Honorable Fecuaf
iusi.r aI The Supreme
ta. >er Nora 3a et ti.
NHNtt NNf 1890. sli Hiad
Neliilen - the efies ot fhr Clerk
8srf teHaIs at tne Ha3 court
lefaHta MsuAattar. New ".
1'fr.Rfr WEIR N9TNH
At.HFnrtf tat far =,
uNarr nsIurl. t1NUn evN VI,
Aedsees. - D1csA S-~ At
City. ~ xs
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Joe Lynch Gets
Chance at Title
Here Tonight
Herman to Defend Bantam
Grown in Fifteen-Rouno
Decision Bout in Garden
By w. O. McCeeha,

me hrsi oantsmweight champion
snip bout held In New York for some.
thing like twenty years will b. staged
at the Garden tonight. Pete Herman
the elusive title holder, will cake. or
zoe Lynch, the local mosquito champ,
1or niteen rounds to a decision.
rete IS confident young nan. H.
mas booked passage for London for
me iQNowing day, planning to sail for
that burg and spill Jimmy Wide. the
English Ayweight champion. ri. 1T into
the lap Of the Prince of Wales. o.
course If Pete should be knock ed kick
ing tonight It would tend TO TAX
some OF the enthusiasm out OF his trip
IN tact, he may be induced to slin
the ticket to Lynch
Herman and Lynch are not tota
strangers. They have met twica hofore
at points in the sticks, but With M
partlcular damage or i'll feeling on
e'tneT SIDE. Tonight, Of course, there
wlil be a decision rendered, and thar
may induce the lads to forget tAat the,
ooth have been members of tae SAM
club in the past
Lynch thinks that he may br nc bac&
20 New York the title oYco id hv
Terry McGovern. Herman thlaAs thai
IL wiI remain where it is, and a car.
load Of spaghetti winders who puJied
IN last night from New Orleans are
willing to bet that it will stay vii
Herman.
Freddie Welsh, former lightwe.ch
champion of the world will make his
hrst ring appearance since Leonard
TOOK the title from him at the benefit
Tor the mother of the late Nickev
Shannon in Jersey City to morroG
night. Welsh wants to help out tbr
fund and, incidentally, to ascertair
whether or not he has lost a. Of h
Old speed and cleverness
Ii the height of his career Welsh WI.
perhaps the greatest defensive boxpr
in the ring His reign as caampio,
was due entirely to his consummate
cleverness on the defensive.
You can read behind the lines In this
statement that Welsh is to box to-mor
row night. or course, he is dreamlnt,
the dream that they all dream afte
they have been despoied of a title
elsh wants to try comeback As Fl
matter Of fact, Welsh did challenre
Benny Leonard TO return mate
while he was stll captain in the san
itary corps Of the United States army
but army regulations forbade this.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
De / oe aud Jacks
B atlie to Draw
Ia IIarI ,sla Eina

Billy De Foe, ah ho aa.s from ST. Pau
and Who s-ron- ynps aszer o. re
- -.-...-. -.,o . ieg Jacks. of Merry
England. engaged ii title passage Of
arm II -a- -9mu0rs --lCh 3. c. In
h~rem last nlsnt aIea wound uo In a
draw Before 1e began 10 CHR De oe
announce -hat ne aad donated 5000 %
Ireland c.ase
The Il Paul sgr1es was figured an
eass lctoe oecl J.eks ~ past oerlolln-
snces ont re dope oeat wrong IN TINS
oolt Jack using s.Ye of fgatlar
sim-.as TO Dundee concerted MS
opFq rent s4ae. tlaJ Ire forgot all
about nia Anae.s4, nca ano spent
m9st u n.s -ime rg tc t4thou the
as'ac@ o, Jacks ~ --4t time tne bout
Wa over
In ne semi-anal Jehaay Drummie,
g1eFset ty l4d oetgoiat4d Spider
Roach. 9ao claims ,aAfo MA as his
native ana here gain the dope vent
asAe@ as koaca va counted on to win.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

COUNTY ColNr FRIG COUNTY 10
RITA HUTTON PHELPS sometimes
SnoNn ay tho n7me of MARC CrNlTA
PHELPS
ln pursuance OF an order OK Ron.
THOMAS N. AooN NY. Counis Judge of the
County of Eris. State of New Nnrk. 1aiy
made en- thc sh Day ot December. fee5
rnu arr hricfH directed "a show ..4uss a,. .ils
'fh 1Hy of @2rgar,. 1921 al ian c'elrei.
f tNc i,re:oan fefrra tan la.ntr Ilars
Aul '.sats ot l'e sh. ,Is ara
Nanu.t iNii af tnt titt innNle eht am
.stsr .haal uai he ias n1tss .tnl cn,ss.i
aNoviNt lhe aiortian af AncAf4la'A
'ittis 'tnor AiaI Hlaa
ltlL> Arl ANN s e. s'H.f
Eafn1 = 'rmhcf ftsa
hoi tvAto. .A->ftt. Ai4>i4l.II 3
n .','' .A',,f~.E II. ee.
Bldg.. Buffalo. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Nine knockouts Feature
Bouls a Crescent 4. c.

Nine knocko4's featured the amateur
bouts a. the Crescent A C.. Brooklyn.
last uigat Only three classes we're
contes,ed ana tne oest performer Of
me e'f .og va Joe uanley, Of the
nor '-oss Lyceum, ~no fought in the
100 ,-hl class ianley showed un-
usual iorra for an amateur and dis
pos q u Costenza. unattached, in
tne second round
The summaries follow:
1.i!s-aeuno -is-o-H sarno paui,s, A G.
es'sstef = Piao three rounds ufgSs;
1sri-iNn HaD4 KniShts ~ ST AntGay.
t9-1e3 o4t cenn fyrefntd Club t,so
.y-'ea + ,fccartfy Peoples insfitate.
~"t1 oni aaron trion Settlement
~ 'r-rd FL Perffty p4slsl 4 c.
r,r<sa --f F. bsrTen Cisfk House 4 &.
~ '31rte. {. Gaeuhrn unattached
~1D-@ea t4t = Fiauer unattached two
e.3sa's fsg~no. Ceatfai = Il { 4.
80 l. -Jfefa uuaiiacbed thres
'D4fD - }yrKss' 1rrfeio4
~, D>eni ia@s--'9 8~rnfro unsttsched
,r>e e-t tAssuel.l. unattached one
''1nc Heuuia Peooles . institute.
a<<sS on y MAn1e G II A. one
+ CpuHDo Eroux4ae c.
. <se >qt :: s~e~ry Onion settlement
enc fo-nc Murray lronxdAle
-. <a9o~eo oI. 9-u4to. OMAN 4
~, ,rr round
n' -Doea elAe.-J n4nley Hoiy cr,ss
44 pc<e1 or II c0a;~uza unat-
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
HELp NANvEn NAIE

ASSISTANT BoOhf>l.f 'aR g. chris
tian ARM peritIif flt.li fosItlan. good
an pauct-l. .t state aI sfI.3aI .fl. eX-
ger lhHer salary Desired. f It.. 1sibun-.
BRIGHT Christian bog wanted in office of
large commission hou- q position iar
one a-tt1us pelnaueui Employment WITH
advance nl, mt as ability Warrants. p -.
Blk SEQ n York. y
ENGliSH C0JPLT-Must ho usafui: ~
crilent cooks, tNire work ANYWHERE. .
Sfao Aiiss Shea Asencs. + t1st st.
Murrav hiN 61lA.
RADIATOR NAN N automobile nne arst
class only ueed apply nighda. wages
2lp ". 6sth ST.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
S(RROC ATFS' NOTICES

TIE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
ara by The Grace 0f eaa Ice and
lriependcut--ro SapnHa - tllntsr Het..,
Won tafer. Ehcrhar3 Bog. rse heirs ans
ne<i OF Kin or J.>NY faIl1i,. deceased
SsND GREETING.
WHEREAS Lothar ~ Ta.-~ wso ss
Sides 53a HNersidc Drite, ff,e C.r OF
Nrw f9ri. mas ia ely srriIe3 20 fne ~s4--
rogates' court OF oar Coants of New Yaak
TO hitte certain ins'r-nert 10 osrltirr.
lated April re. ISaz am so3ic1 thcrs ~
catei lgust II 19os refarinr tn horh rs
ana soaal property culy p4a4ed as .ho
.etf N b tla test afc-t t itH4 tca.nI thaf D
oi Jer.us t.tber Nlo Was at The mac ~ na-
-eata resider- ~ ~tan ay >4ruf-f-.
f5-i ARIA Germany leef4eet
Altl-i s-tOAiE. r74 tfa each sc sos are
ci-ed 10 snoN cause before The surrogate
Court at orr County ~ Nru York. at f1a
Hail OF Records n the County az Ns4.
Anrk, on Tic ar day ~ Jaauats. ono
nousand nine hundred an3 co,nty.ono. IL
past ten oclooE Ia tna forenoon ~
lat day. WY fhe ssid-1sifi ana .ast41nert
sou-L uat ac adm ffe4 PROBATE as Is s.llf
si real apl persona rfnfa
~ TESTIMONY HNroF ve have
4lse1 ine seal of che Surrogate Court q
he said county of New York 10 DO here
lato aalxad
WITNESS. Nonorabie John T. cohalan. 3
surrogate OF our said Comfy of Nc,Y YORK
= sand county, tae z0tl Hor Of November.
the yeai OF oi.r Lori o4- Thousand n4uo
Allt4es IND twenay
New York Surrfeate'9 Saat1
DANIEL j DOWDNEY.
Clerk cf tae Sarrocatcs' Cogle.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
lEGAl NnTIlrc

DANIEL. j DONYDNEY.
Clerk u tne Serroeates' Cogls.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
! rip for EreAhir Five

~ @H,, p'', Ph., Dee 2I-1'he fmfay-
W. W. "pi'f<e ftesnman Dntletbal team
sy sys MsIe -oDtDefn trip tie first
sye1e u. ferfn~f1. pruning the man
fsD''t.'e.l ean DDtain .he apprDvai ~ Size
f.<'fI a"a tF1stee athletic commit
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
sUSNON8

supREAfU COURT Culnty OF NEW YORK..
l.t1. .NA .El Nfl.l.l. llaIutly ssalH II
E3l{f'H l.,l.i.l.l., ps teulaat.
ST NlM0<s ACTION l-1f A DIVORCE
To jAa above ua8lra defend fnt.
YDU Al.t iaNEbF 81 MNoNED -
answer ji''' Cofl pl4fut JIM fais action, and %
ser., san> OF tuur answer an tine fiain-
TIN 3 Afiuinfr Within tVrnt. days after
Tie service cf fuIs Summons exclusive q
the day ~ servise. aud in ease ~ Yoir
taiiure TO apFtfr ar answer. iNt.-fu'ent y Il
be taken Areiust rnu ht irfafi.f fer tie
reile1 demanded ln tHe cofilltint TrlAl
desired ln ih Dnaufy so New losk
Dared ANe4st ID. it-N
l.,<1 iELliA1lD. roL1hN, PITCHER &
81 EIRN Attorney tor Piain1iH, o.e
and To-l office Aa.fess. lll Broadway.
tisn nhnltnn Nfw forA lify
To- GfrltrN a. Dlti' i'Ni.I.lE. The fora
going summons Is SERVED unon yon hy
uuD4iraiior pursuant o. au order OF Hon
Leonard a 'lesefiea. Jusure az tho SG-
proirc Court of tae stafs af Nee. York
1ttei tho l5th aN1 ~ taFoHter t42o ED
a4ed With tte rnHtiiH HiHl. il tne arIro ot
'i.e Ci.rt of tne opH'y ot eorf 1T
ihe Cuuute count ll1N. ~ '!s n rough =
Mtnh.Htaf. Ditf ~ t.n 'utt.
nffe4 ern tei' EItanh III 11o0.
E,rif,lliAltD toft.1f. itirrlii.R h
~1LI '.fnfns.a iaf Fla rtsn. Onae
Anf NH.s Nl1fea.t 1li fifnaip.ty
Nar'lH 1.iL oiff
40 moi give up ter lost ti,at ,alunhlr
HlIIf" f1su liI.|.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

AS the gear sa0lngs out | may hit tho track
1hot a0lads uaooy to the din, beyond;
With never O thought Of the highaocp bach
IN the careless mood Of uagabond;
But s2ben, metody blown afar
me Bells OF the Christmas leap the toam,
By storm or food to tie cali of blood
ITS me to the tong road leading homo
Where the Bells Of the Christmas leap the Might
Vtth tu9 at the heart as the echoes rlno
Onder the berries reG and a0hite
Where The mistletoe ond the holly swing:
ron the tights tho' blaze IN the far, for aougs
Are dim to the deeper CLEANS that aooit
By h'H and stream IN the land Of dreo1n
tTon the hearth Of home to the cabin gate
as the year sa0ings out may seek the t.niJ
IhG leads as th9 avlnds of the avorld are blo7rn.
'vath ready step l0hen the da1on breaks pale
FOR the woy that lends to the dim u7aknoaoa.
6uf ohen, on the breath Of the dying year,
1he Bells Of tho Christmas leap the foam,
by fand or Sc its the trail for mo
That leads AGAIN TO the hearth of ho7ne
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Mattresses
Commercial
SITUATIONS mANrLD MALE

COtF I'm an. hef. white: chamber
maid. exc. ptioasi references 70 a.,
distance Mss ti.zGerald's bureau. s5s
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Umbrellas

IstFt HOLIDAY rirTs-rfne s,
,ahte al celors. ST So reduced from
Nee Dow Throw your o.3 an.Ar. g.
I'VE r"natr hem tncle sam 8
nfelia Stop Wes t5rh 81
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

NOUS gWORK rR-Gen rsl. white. I've or,
room epartment very hffle coolling.
Sf4 C-4l al..r 9 N Ne1nesa4, or Thur
naV. tni a5. SEQ Wa.l fn -t Reference.
- RSrlfN COW f1R -trench cf7N-
arrf from tnres lH. ffV city or
country Aiias Shea Atracf. E 81 +.
NlrrA 1.t fT.4
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B0ARDEI,S WANgED
COUNTRY BUARI
icc~ Island
New Iersey
" estch ester COUNTY

ROCKLA>D MANOR
H0Chf.AND AVE N.aAAn0NECK. n Y.
itcai winter home rillty hot water
he1lEs Na
Hi5u SCHOOL ADJOINING
tNestett tah.o. oWn COWS chickens and
sa rage good conmr ur ID -tafca.
4rLtt HOME NANANoNbC e65.
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Only a Starter

ners squared that account
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brooklyn Five Trounces
70 dham Men. 1923

tf'os So Ppiytecnnc institute ~on
rs ~ tn+erest.ag basketbali game
.>.A sf-nt,a - tns 81. Regiment Ar-
- ~ nifst Jnc score was IS to
-. t'oo<lyn iee l1ou me start %ei,
~ 80 sac atar " tnr game. ,se,iny
-, 'as<efs rom lae a,or Fallon
a., an H'ctFf Dlayea veil for the BtDnx
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

RNlhl.h0tiE MANOR MOTEL.
"a Brlca uVe---t i4.f Gfsiribia rooms
cpen for arrangement Yoaeers s3ts.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
MOTEI NOAIlS

65o-e52 WEST i25TH sriHrT
Lishi airy outsile rooWs every con-
Venirnce. transient - up Rermanent.
Veel>lv IS up, with bath tran.ienl $50
up. ,Harillv SIS ur. rtss door;
iHtf ll4.E frop Boo rty ain 'Vfy station.
ytl.I-l' -l'IiDN. Morn ,.rIIJ GAS K T0s
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE SALE-NIsht. ttle and inter.
est of . restaurant ~ Sara aacssoneer.
sells to-day, Dec - ~ a4 in at as
osborne ST, Brooklyn. l3y order III mort
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/ rlnting
Stoves and Boiler repairs
Trunks
IyDcwriters

TYPEwRiTERs RENTED
No.' 'lf'n'r n an'1s 81 N'sule 3 months s. rs.
AAi-hlDAN WRITING MACHINE CD f<r
So - nfoaa"ay 81 iconafd 81 r. s+es
-s uptsi. Natisfn ,v- rranrlls
iFE TYP 'Rl1ER FScHANCE
V f''tS I.irl home tr1s Bsrclsy
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East Side
Id6I otNE
HOTEL MA < Al

no ! F.I NASSAU
59fh ST. bet. Madison ara Park Aves.
Room with private bath. SIS weekly up
ward, all holel comforts
TELEPHONE PLAZA 500.