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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
WANTED-FEMALE


Miscellaneous.
DAY workers. two colored girls; good
laundresses, cleaners; take laundry home.
Watson, Morningside 6l22.
DAYS WORK, FINNISH WOMAN.
Il +. 125TH ST.
GENERAL work. half time; coored woman /;
private: references. Dillon. PA w. 14lst.
JAPANESE girl as domestic help must go
TO school daytime. Sald log w. 10th St.
bryant 969S.
IADY's maid. American. French. hairdress-
ing seamstress. good packer, travel. IL.
2o7 Herald. Herald square.
MAID.-Lndy wishes TO find good situation
for young Irish girl who has filled the
position OF second parlor maid In her house
hold for six months very satisfactorily. APP
ply by letter TO Mrs. II. w. de Forest, 90
last lUth 81.
PREssER experienced ladies' dresses; neat
eolored girl: reliable. Fregell. LAG w i24th:
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.
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ABLE successful visiting teacher. primary
advanced English, Latin mathematics
French Paris; school regents; college prep
oraton Phone Academy 1920.
COMMEMORATIVE American woman de
sires position companion, lady or invalid.
Bishop, Riverside 1879.
EXCHANGE languages. music. elocution,
English branches for room. Jnstructess, il
1872 Herald, Herald So
FRENCH conversation, grammar, literature,
young Parisienne diplomec; studio or visit
ing Nile. DE SGNSAY, 80 w. lsth. Tel.
bryant 3441.
.GOVERNESs. nursery governess or
lady's maid wants position 70 20 10 Cali
fOrnia for the winter. Mademoiselle. 3l3
West SGD.
GOVERNESS, French-Swiss; good refer
ences. J.. s, care French Protestant
Church 1926 West 10th ST.
HAIRDRESsER. colored for residential
work, shampooing, massage. Mrs. John
son, w. 18th.
MAssEUsE (coloredD. license 2sO04, seeks
lady natients. home or out. Mcdonnell, 100
West 10Th. apt. :. Audubon 1896.
MASSAGE Keeps health, circulation; license
1929. 324 w. Goth. River. 300. PETERS.
NURSERY governess. swiss-French, wishes
position TO go TO California for the winter.
Address l.. NJ, 237 w. gath ST., city.
SOCIAL secretary or nurse by lady OF post
ton and refinement; references. Address
$50 Herald, Herald 50.
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly competent;
years experience: $50. IL 239 Herald
Herald so.
operator wishes position. day.
night duty; references. Sherry, Al Man
haitian ST.
Housekeepers and Janitresses.
HOUsEKEEPER, with girl II years old.
wishes position I'm small family; have
good references; New Jersey preferred. Call
or write Harriesen, 3o4 Attn ST.. Brooklyn.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

EASY Housekeeping. stone house for rent,
December to April 1; y rooms, baths;
oriental rugs; coal in cellar: maid will stay
IL desired; located in Flatbush. near Proa-
pect Park, Brighton express station and In
terboro; owner going abroad; rent 5000
monthly. Phone Flatbush 1928, or call 1T9
lFenirnore 81.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
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Miscellaneous.


Miscellaneous.
ftR ltENT-lmmedlate possession, store and
basement, 3I3 West 26th 81, G.,NlOO, ca
pacity 200 pounds; top loft. ~ White ST.. 50x
100; 9TH floor, 25xi00. rs Bleecker 81.
Inone OWNER, Longacre 2I20.
oEFICEa, LOFTS. ,TAREHOUSES. SHOW.
ROOMS, all sections. J. CLARENCE
11ANlES. 80 Nassau St. John I'LL: 81 l..
40 ST.. Vanderbilt 9175.
Borough of Brooklyn.
Factory Building For Rent
11ouT g, 200 S..CARE FEET
HIGH CEILINGS, CONCRETE FLOORS
GOOD LIGHT
40 PENN ST, BROOKLYN
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

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WAITRESS. private house; wages $50; city
references required. Can 40 w 18th
YOUNG widow or woman Of sympathetic
temperament, over - years OF age. 10
assist In care OF child under q; intelligence
more essential than technical education: good
home IN refined family. Westchoster suburb:
state nationality, experience ana qualflca-
tions in application for interview; give adj
di ess and phone number. Mrs. i. Rosster.
So West 12Tth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27

SALEsNEN-write for list OF lines and fun
particulars; earn $500 TO $4,000 yearly:
perienced. city or travelling. National Sales
mems Training Association, 61sH West t2d
Ct. NeN York.
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YOUNG man wanted for voucher work, offer
steady position and advancement II right
kind; prefer a resident OF Cireenpoint o.
Long Island City, but not essential; make
application In own handwriting; state ag-
and salary earned. Gl7 Herald. Herald 20.
YOUNG NAN wanted In established uptown
bank splendid opportunity for beginner
experience unnecessary. Address In o~n
handwriting Z. o. box 8 Times square.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

-
PHYSICIAN registered IN New York State
for medical correspondence work. Address
Worlds Dispengary Medical Association, onS
M1iu ST., Buffaio, y. Y.
REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor ana
travelling companion 70 boy twelve, spend
ing winter California; must be willing tes-
low instructions from Ethical Cn'.ars
school. BOX j. 7s7 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFINISHED.

4 STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE. As w.
BOTH ST; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ASSISTANTS II need two assistants. one
from OIL other from 1-5: must be reliable
stenogra pher have high tipping speed. ac-
curate English. good business manners: only
typewritten applications considered. Write
p. r., box Is. 1883 Broadway.
CHAMBERMAID FOR family OF three.
private house. Apply 70 Il, III w 18th
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS: call morn
ings only. 271 Central Park West
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For Hire-Passenger Cars.

HUDSON town car for rent. newly renovated
throughout: owner drives: rate moderate
THOMPSON. Plaza 24O6.
SMART limousine. Inverted chauffeur, week
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.

Connecticut.
GREENWICH INN LODGE Sound Beach.
Comm Sunny steam heated rooms, with or
without baths: excellent menu; 30 minutes
from New York; golf, saddle horses. fish.
ing; reasonable rates.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

B0ARDERS WANTED.
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PRIVATE family offers board and room,
privileges of wen run, congenlal COM
Portable home, I'm first class house, to desir-
able party, gentleman, willing 10 pay for
such accommodations Tel. Cathedral 5s25.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800 corner 104th st5.
Southern exposure every room; private
bath and Telephone. elevator: Hungarian
chef; refined Hebrew social surroundings.
Mrs. IDA MARKS
ST. ALBANS,
349-3Jl West 18th st.
Board and suite, two rooms, private bath,
SIS per week and up for TWO persons single
rooms family house
120TH ST. 80 West.-Beautiful rooms. single
and double. wholesome German cooking.
Straus.
Borough of Brooklyn.
NURSE, trained, wants to board privately
children aged 3-12; private house. 1926
Ocean aV., Bdyn. Mansfield l@a9.
Long Island.
THE FRANKLIN. Jamaica. T.. I-Suites Of
two rooms and bath, including service,
laundry and meals for two, $50 week. table
refined section three blocks
from Union Hall station. corner Hardenbrook
and shelton avs. Tel. Jamaica $50.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE--15 cars Of barley coal a day,
well washed and OF fine quality. at an at
tractive price also cars OF chestnut coal
Address Box So. Avoca. Pa.
Machinery.
ONE duplex blue streak. blue printing
machine; also one 90 IN. washer and
dryer. BOX Y 623 Herald. Herald so.
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Borough OF Brookiyn.

WALDORF BUNGALOWS,
five rooms, furnished or unfurnished, all
improvements fit for the winter: immed-
late possession; Sheepshead Bay end OF En-
mons av. Superintendent on premises. Tel.
k534 Coney Island. or 947-R bensonhurst.
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rYPIST AND CASHIER. APPLY
POMEROY co. 10 y. 42D.

WANTED by large Insurance company. high
school graduate: no previous experiences
necessary: must be good at mathematics
excellent opportunity for advancement. state
salary desired. age = 074 Herald Fulton ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
ADVERTISING AGENCIES.

TIMES SQUARE ADVERTISING SERVICE,
1898 Broadway. 443J Bryant.
Display and Classified Advertising.
Service free; nubllshcrs, mica.
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Machinery.
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CARPETS AND RUGS.
Domestic ana Oriental; get our offer be-
fore selling. G2O Madison av Plaza s5
pay 25e5 moro than any ono for YOUR fur
niturc. rugs. pianos. paintings BkISLEY,
H. University nlacc lstuyNesaut 220s).
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YOUNG LADY. WHITE, LOOKING FOR
GOOD HOME WITH SMALi.~I,EFINED
FAMILY; BEST SURROTNBlNC% TO
CARE FOR INFANT AND SMALL BOY
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR PROPER
PARTY; EXPERIENCES NECESSARY.
CALL 25S RIVERSIDE DRIVE, APART
MENT 10 A. PHONE 2245 RIVERSIDE.
YOUNG WOMEN for clerical and filing posi-
tons experience unnecessary. =. o. box
$40, GIG Hail Station, N. Y.
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MECHANIC ABLE TO KEEP MECHANr.
CAL DEVICES IN GOOD ORDER AND
MAKE REPAIRS; ONLY THOSE UNDER
STANDING MORKRUM KLETNSCIIMIDT
AND OTHER TELEGRApHGNG DEVICES
NEED APPLY; BIG COMPANY; EASY
H0IIS; WRITE, STATING AGE. EXPE-
IIENGE AND SALARY EXPECTED
PHONE. =. .. BOX so. WALL, S'rRI.I"r
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Automobile Accessories.



American Storage Co stores dead autos NJ
reasonable prices. 2i7-250 West Goth AZ
Phone Columbus 1851.
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Instruction

LADIES. ATTENTION!
Hair aud beauty culture taught scientific
ally qualities you IN short time TO earn $50
10 800 weekly; day, evening classes. CAN
or write for free booklet II. Academy OF
Hairdressing and eBauty Culture, 1853 W.
44th St Phone Bryant 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-27
BUILDING MATERIAL.

ANTIQUE and Modern arms dealt Ia. SIT
PliEN VAN RENSSELAER,, sos Madison a
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01

miles; from Hazen to Tonopah, 1874
miles. Freight charges for the 1874
miles are $500 greater than for the
1000 miles.
Mine machinery in carload lots, Chi
cago to Hazen. takes raise of ST.
.S71a per cwt; from lIazen to Tonop-
all the rate is $1271a; bar iron, Pitts
burg to Hazen, $l.4oH; Hazen to
Tonopah, $1.27H.
Shippers Of crude oil will be seri-
ously affected by the proposed in
crease in freight rates. There are no
.smelters in operation in Nevada and
the business is interstate, therefore,
rate are controlled by the intestate
commerce commission. If the rail
lines insist upon advancing their
charges Is per cent, it is inevitable
that the mines will be compelled
curtail their expenses, sending out
only the higher grade ores. There is
a shortage of lead silver and gold in
the country; it is a time when pro-
duction should be encouraged-Ne-
vada Mining Press.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01
!, DOGS PROTECT DRIVERS

Bloodhounds are making their APP
pearancc in Paris perched on the
front seats OF taxi cabs whose drivers
are using these ferocious companions
70 protect them IRON assault and rob-
berry Oh lonely streets at night.
Alarmed at the number OF robberies
and murders committed on taxicab
chaukfeurs during the past two
months, the drivers recently appealed
to the police for permission to carry
arms after sundown. When this per-
mission was refused. the local union
OF chauffeurs advised its members to
provide themselves with watch dogs,
preferably bloodhounds when on night
duty
L The union has undertaken to im-
port these dogs from England and is
selling them to chauffeurs. Numbers
Of mastiffs, police dogs, and lighting
bulldogs are also being used by driv-
ers for protection. Many cllauffeurs
now reuse to take fares to remote
parts OF the city after dark.
The wave of crime directed against
the taxi drivers followed hard on the
aeels a: the recent raise OF 50 per cent
n taxi rates. The considerable
sums OF money now handled by taxi
drivers have proved tempting bait
for the local apaches who find it easier
and more profitable to stick up 4
chauffeur in dark street and relieve
him oil his days earnings than to en-
gage in the more orthodox Worms Of
second story work.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01
BIG MORTGAGE FILED
BY M1LLER-LUX co.

A deed of trust. given by the Miller
& Ink corporation to the Bank of
California, National Association, as
trustee was filed with the county
recorder yesterday for the issuance OF
sl5OOOO,OOO gold bonds. The vast
California holdings. including land
stock in subsidiary companies, are
given as security in the trust deed.
With the new issue of bonds the
company purposes retiring $l0,000,0Oo
mortgages now outstanding, engaging
in new corporate business. The secnri-
ties it is set forth, are to be issued III
denominations OF $500 and 81 600. he
bonds are to bear per cent interest.
Humboldt Star.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01
INCREASED RAILROAD RATES
BAD FOR NEVADA

That the so called short lines and
branch lines off the so called contin-
entail railroads in Nevada are deter
mined to exact "all the traffic will
bear" is apparent in their attitude in
their recent hearing before the public
service commission for flat raise of
Is per cent OF the existing rates, on
authority of the interstate commerce
commission. Shippers and receivers
OF freight were invited to appear at
the hearing and enter their protest.
The railroads objected to the taking
of their testimony claiming that
the public service commission could
do no less than recommend the rate
increase to the interstate commerce
commission. The public service COM
mission will make its recommends
ton to the l. c. c. within few days.
Indications are that the application
o. the rail lines for a blanket raise
will be denied.
Some interesting evidence was in
PRODUCED at the hearing, which shows
how the branch lines and short lines
have fattened at the expense of the i'll
dustries of the state. 1t developed
for instance, that through rates, witt
a very few exceptions are not guar
anteed to points off main lines. To
nopah, as all illustration, must pay
class rates in carload shipments from
Hazen that originate outside the state.
John G.. Kirchen, manager of the
Tonopah Extension mine, gave in
teresting testimony of how this works.
He cited carload shipments of cya-
hide, on which the freight from Mag
"a Falls to Hazen is $1,000. From
Hazen to Tonopah the Southern Pa
cific and Tonopah& Goldfield roads
exact $1,000. The distance from Nj
agra Falls to Hazen is about 1000
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01
LYON LAND CASE
DECISION FILED

The. supreme court has. sustained
the opinion OF the lower court in the
case Of J. w. O'Bannion and A. w.
Gander VS.. Daniel Simpson. The
opinion is by Justice Sanders, concur
red by Justice Quicker and dissented
to by Chief Justice Coleman.
The case was appealed from Lyon
county and involved the possession and
title to two hundred acres OF land near
Smith Valley. The suit was started
in 1907 and the land in question was
awarded to O'Bannion and Gander.
An appeal was taken on the ground
that a jury trial had been denied by
the court The supreme court holds
that the lower court committed no
error and sustains their decision.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
for
UNITED STATES PATENT
S,,r,.x, No 4447
Survey n
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Carson City, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
of the Act of Congress- approved May ~ lol@'
10 enable the development of the mm'ng re-
sources of the United States, that Mary lam
bert whose postoffce address is Oakland
Cal;forn;a bv G. w. Winckfield her attorney
;n.fact. whose postoffice address IS schurz,
Neyada, has made application for patent ion
ffteen hundred Us00) linear ieet on me
'.cIimax" Lode having gold and silver win
surface ground not exceeding three d nm ;tat e
in Mountain View Mining District Mineral
County, Nevada as more fully described py
officiai plat and field uotes now on f'le IN TINS
SUR SURVEY e mo No. 4447 CLIMAX LODE
beginning at corner No. IN. W. = tnehe'
u corner between Sections l2and ~ lo NJ
ship IS H.. Range 81 E., NJ: ID; .: \ N.
thence North 20 degrees So ": lZa 81
feet: thence south SO degrees Is - T. 10y,
feet to corner No ?. ~ F.. G; thence sout'
one a. degree 4o'lS' west 900 feet to corhel
No ), southeast corner; thence north y
degrees 49, ~" West 500 feet to corner N .
4; thence north one Cd degree 20 Is r
coo feet to corner No the place OF beEin
siEs sari1finas az all eorns'sis dskfsss ~ >
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01
PYTHIAN GRAND LODGE

An elaborate reception is being
planned by local members of the
Knights of Pythas for the grand
lodge officers who will gather i'll Reno
September 10, according to- all an
nounceinent made here. Delegates
have been chosen by other lodges
in the state and it is expected SO or 90
representatives of the various bodies
will attend Reno Gazette
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01

The public and all ex-service men
are asked to come to Rink Hall on
Americanism Day and hear what is to
be said by 7. L. Withers, Deputy
Adjutant of the American Legion,
and Rev. Henry r. Sanborn, on Sep
TENDER 10th.
The American Legion and its activi-
ties in deail may be slightly obscure
in the minds of some of us who hap
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01
PRESIDENT cox WILL SPEAK

Nevada democrats will entertain
Governor James NJ. Cox of Ohio,
democratic nominee. for the presi-
dency, in Reno, September 10. The
democratic candidate will spend the
day i'll that city and it is expected
will address two meetings and meet
all who care to be presented.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01

pen not to be directly connected with
it.
straight and know what this nation
wide movement means.
This affair will be conducted by the
American Legion. After the speak
ing there will be a social dance. The
Woman's Auxiliary will serve light re-
freshments
Remember the date, September 10th.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-09-01

containing total area of 20.661 acres located
in the Northeast Hof Section IS r. 10 N, R.
% F., NJ ID. b. & NJ, Mountain View Min
ing District, Mineral County, Nevada.
MARY LAMBERT
ByG. W. Winckfield
Her Attorney-in-fact
Date OF first publicatoulAugust H. 1920.
Date OF last publication, October 13, 1920.
WE make Automobile Springs, Ma
chine Work-lIeavy Forging Ace,
Welding Automobile Fly Wheel
Gears supplied and installed
Send us your Broken springs.
We make New Leaves or Com
plete Springs of the best grade of
steel Out of town orders receive
our prompt attention.
Cassinella < Delay Mig Co,
| All2t Reno, Nevada
PIANO FOR SALE-In first eclass
condition Call or write
Mrs II. Wishart, Nevada St, Yer
inston. Nevada.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-06

first in the Red Book and was later IS
sued in book form, running through
several editions, being read by 100000
persons. 1t made Il mighty hit, be-
cause it struck home to everybody. 1t
was a story of almost every American
man, woman and child. Well, it's
been made into Il Paramount Aircraft
Picture, starring Ethel Clayton. Miss
Clayton is just the type to play
Hughes heroine, as you know if you
read the story Whether you've ever
broken the 18th Commandment or
not, you will want to see this picture,
it is BIG picture, wonderfully
staged and the cast is nearly all star,
composed Of Monte Blue, Anna @.
Nilsson, Irving Cummings, Charles
Meredith and Winter Hall. What is
the Thirteenth Commandment? If
you're woman you OUGHT to know.
Ii you're man-you'd better see this
amazing picture. AT the Please L
today.
1t is of local interest that the
scenes of "Arre OF Green Gables,
whichis booha> at the Globe for FIJI
day and Saturday, are taken from the
Fairbanks homestead at Dedham
Mass. This is the ~''-~+ colonia
residence in the United States and is
visited every year by thousands Of
people because of it's historical collcc
ton and architectural hoa".-- Those
who have seen "Anne of Greer
Cables say that the Fairbanks home
stead furnishes an ideal setting for ;
very pretty play.
Mrs Henry Z. Wilson died at hal
home on Main Street at 1870 thi:
morning The funeral will be hclc
from the house on Monday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mrs. W. Brock of Barnet is Wis
ting hcr daughter, Mrs. Frank O
French.
In spite of the blizzard man,
people were not to be denied the biz
bargains of Dollar Day. Sam" Moor,
Of Moore & Johnson's reported tina
before noon they had sold 81 dozer
of his special bargains in socks
Sam saysN"it pays to advertiser
Some persons dep,ore the lack o
houses in their town, and then refust
20 rent rooms to people who can't fine
any place live.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-06

Col. Hunt is stationed at Albany and
has charge of the recruiting work for
the United States army in northern
New York and northern New Hamp-
shire. Col. Hunt is the son of a for
mer colonel in the United States army
has served in the Philippines and
Cuba and was overseas with the Ann
crican forces. Lieut.. Stiles is Bur
lington boy who was shot down from
his aeroplane while flying low over
the German lines, receiving bullet
rouoh his knee. When he landed
his life was saved by German Off
Ger who took him to a hospital where
an exchange Of prisoners was after
wards arranged. Lieut. Stiles has re-
turned recently from Europe where
he had charge of the transportation
of Emma Goldberg and Mr.. Bergman
Of the L. S. S. Buford to Finland.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-06
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Miss Alice Malam was operated on
for appendicitis at the st. Johnsbury
Hospital Wednesday and is now get
ting along comfortably.
Carroll Kicker has returned to his
home after visiting his parents in
Groton.
Edward G. Assclin returned from
Boston Thursday from business
trip.
Ho1 name was simply Anne, but
she preferred Geraldine Cordclia
Fitzgerald. Rags became royal rain
ment when Anne let loose her Won
derful imagination. She bubbled over
with ideas that often got her in hot
water and there was never moment
! that she wasn't up to some sort OF
mischief. You've never really been
in love if you haven't seen Mary
Miles Mintcr in Came of Green
Cables" Arrange to see Miss Mintcr
in her first Realalt production which
is playing at the Globe tonight. An
added attraction is Larry Semon, the
uper-comedy film man in "The Head
| Waiter" Novelty is its keynote
Laughs of new kind colored with ac-
robatic feats and beautiful girls fill
the film to overlooking with spark
ling, glistening humor. "Anne' and
Larry" guarantee you an evening OF
keen enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Turner of
, Canaan are at the home Of Harry M.
/ Day having been called here by the
illness and death of Ms. Day.
What is the Thirteenth Command
mcnt? If you read Rupert Hughes
powerful novel of that title you know
what it is, and you know why ITS
unlucky to break it. The novel. rar