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New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
LONG ISLAND Rr.I- EsT =
OLD GARDEN CITY

Z I. u, my improved Restricted Building Pfo,s
Garden City Company. Garden Civ. 1.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
STORAGE NOTICES
STORAGE SALES NOTTCF

Il -
FIFTY SECOND ST STORAGE CO.. INC.
6107-11 FOURTH AVE. BROOKLYN, n. Y.
To CHAS. BOLDT GLASS CO. CONTr-
MENTAL DIST. CO. L. MARTIN, VULCAN
PROOFIN9 co, e. w. LIES. J. f. Up
PERMAN. Agent of the Panhandle Storage
Warehouse; W. REENEY, BURTON Dixie
CORR. SPEIR & MCKAY, JAY MILTON
HAGEY WASTE WORKS. STEWART 6
CO. PRAUG & Co. EGAN & HAUsMAN,
QOHEEN CORP, SHER & VINO&RAD
WENTWORTH HAT MFG. CO. STEPHEN
SMITH. BROOKLYN MATTRESS Co.
BOSTON FIBRE CO, APEX STEEL
CORP, COAL & IRON NATIONAL. EANTr:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the time for the payment OF oar lien
upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof
mad been given you, we will cause such
property, to wit: Household Goods Per-
sonal Effects and Merchandise. such rs
spring, bed ends, bed rails. leather couch
chairs, tables. rockers barrel. oil mop,
ironing board sewing machine, rug. E1aif
dressers, mattresses, washboard pict yrss
screens, chinoniers and contents, steel
bars, bales cotton. scrap hats, dry earth
paint, cupboard, refrigerator, settee, lamp
black, glass bottles. etc. stored BY you or
TOR your account in the warehouses of the
Fifty-secon6 st. Storage Co. Inc 10 he
sold at public auction at 1924 s2nd ST
and 5l01-il Fourth Ave-, Brooklyn N "
NJ, and ON THURSDAY. JUNE 50,
1921. AT le:30 A. NJ. according to the
statute In such cases made and provided
ana II sale thereof iz not completed on
said dates the same Will be continued at
the same places and on each and e.e~v
at 1880 A. A.. and continuing until al
the goods are sold or until the liens are
satisfied.
FIFTY SECOND ST. STORAGE CO.. INC.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERMA1D-w -wArTR Ess, young, thor
oughly capable; excellent. Miss Fitz-
geralds Bureau. 368 Fifth avs
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Operator Boys Heights Flat

James Fl. Cruikshank purcha. ID
from Anna M. O'Brien 243 West 10th
Street, a three-story dwelling, 18.ex1O0,
through J. F. Farrell.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

NEW HOUSES AT So, 500 UP
at Bogots Heights. built OF stucco and
frame; steam, parquct floors, electricity;
plots 4ox1oo Michael Bros. G. Christian
sen, Maplewood ard Palisade avs. Tele-
phone Hackengack 6S3-R.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOsT--June o. 1921. s22 Fifth Rvc.. a
fadys platinum and diamond wrist
watch; suitable revard. Telephone Mr..
George Deforest Lord 1874 Bowling Green,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
A $40 BILL

and s3 per week will buy a beautiful
building plot at Bryn Mawr, 50xl0o. or
larger. with Improvements and assistance
to build. close to city and station; thirty
OF these lots have been sold here within
the last month. They are BARGAINS
Come out and look them over Rof5srt E.
Farley Organization. iS Il. 44th ST.. Murray
Hill 1890,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Lost Baukbooks

LOsT-BanIbook No. sss, ,0a4 OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank IL missing. Any per
son having a claim 10 il is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
Or submit to having said passbook can
celed and a new one Issued.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

COOK AND WAITRESS. Finnish Girls
speak English; references. Lenu Agency
Ss e. 125th st. Telephone Harlem S5l5,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

JEwELRY NOVELTY statesmen
BY a leading New York importing
house. to call on esta abiished trade
and represent US in Middle KVest
and Far West; liberal commission
est class men OF proven ability
will be considered; those with fol-
lowing among jewelry and depart
nent stores in above territory
preferred give full particuIars:
all communications will be con-
sidered strictly confidential. D
AIS, Tribune,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Cooks

COOK-Swede, excellent cook good man
ager, highly recommended. A.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 e. f3d st, Sd
floor; telephone S947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Nurses, Etc.

NURSE. Scotch Protestant. infant or ser,i
Invalid. thoroughly experienced. sulendid
references. Miss Shaughnessy's Agency.
$50 sth av.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

LosT-Bankbook No. 1859. North River
Savings Bank. 81 West 34th st. Pay
ment stopped. Finder please return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

WISH to place ook-chambermafd- i'd wait
ress; first class; references Universal
Employment Agency, So West a1th III
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Kong island

FOR sALE--152 acres. opposite Long
Beach, at Oceansde, l., l.. ready for de-
velopment; frontage on bay. also city
foreclosure; previous owner paid $4,000
for this property. Make an offer. For map,
Owner. Thomas G. Knight. Titusville, Fla.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

NURSE, refined young Irish Girl. roos
references; 13 children, years un
Winthrop bureau. Room s5f. 47 West ssd
st. Murray Hsn e43I
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

HOUSEWORK-Neat competent. middle
aged woman; moderate wages. IRWIN 5
Agency, 5s03 Fitzroy.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

BOY, ABOUT IT, TO START IN DOWN
TOWN WHOLESALE OFFICE. APPLY
IN OWN HANDWRITING. STATING
EDUCATION, SALARY EXPECTED AND
RELIGION. G.. Tss TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

NURSE, young; two children; assist cham
-, osrworh Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, S6s
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

COoK--W aitress; young; efficient: excel
Agency, $50 9Th av
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

DAYwORKEg-Young neat ouick wor,,
er: lanndress cleaner X, Miss Hor-
mayors Agency. 10 K. 4Sd st. Sd floor.
Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Brooklyn
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TWO-FAMILY house for sale in Brooklyn
all improvements. 2074 Eastern P'kway
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Manhattan
SUMMER HOMES FOR SALE

DESK ROOM SPACE-Apply Empire Ad
vertising Co. "a w. 2Sth st. Watkins 2975
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

HoUSEWORK-No cooking, or chamber
maid Waitress; French girl. Irwin's
Agency. $500 Fitzroy.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

NURSE, young. thoroughly capable; ex-
osptionsi references Miss Fitzgersld's
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

CHARMING, oLp.rAsHIoNEp HOUSE,
10 rooms and baths, fully furnished
In Green Mountains: attractive walks and
drives; fishing, boating. bathing; eleya-
ton, 1900 feet; references exchanged Par
ticulars from II. p. s.. laa East 40th ct.
New York ''
The Washington times., 1921-09-09

ServiceabIe Suits Of Cordu-
roy for the Little Fellow
Wide vale and q very dur
able quality, just suited for
school wear. Juvenile Mildly
model; colors include brown,
green, grey and golden
brown; braided collar and
shield. Sizes 8 to 10 years.
The tailoring 10 as good as
IL we were TO price them
much more than this co 90
special offer ...... OO'0o
School Suits for Boys Of
8 to 10 Years Old-Aii.wool
fabrics In Regulation, Sailor,
MILDLY; deep navy blue trim
med with white braid on col
lar and cuffs. Double yoke
front and back; sailor tie,
emblem and service stripe.
You see We have provided
for the little fellow as well
as for the high CS 90
school boy. .'o0'Oo
Irph n Rrother
The Washington times., 1921-09-09
Ina Claire Comes
to Shubert-G GaYrick

BY a sudden shift in arrangements.
Il was agreed last night between VIII
liam Harris. jr., and the Messrs. Shu:
bert that Ina Claire would come to
Washington next week in that much
discussed play. "Bluebeard's Eighth
Wife" Mr.. Harris win present her
In this French farce for three days
only at the Garrick Theater on Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday. going from
here in to New York to open at the
Ritz Theater on Monday, September
10. There will be only one matinee
tember IT.
"Bluebeard's Eighth wife" played
all of last season in Paris. 1t has
been tried out already In several cities
in this country, including New Haven,
Hartford and Atlantic City. and the
reports on 1t are most enthusiastic.
speaking of the new season, referred
to "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife" In these
words: "IIailed as a sure hit" When
the New York Times says that OF a
play, It has already attained some
thing Of q reputation.
Alfred Savior wrote the original ver-
sion, and Charlton Andrews adapted Il
for America. keeping the French set
ting and French spirit. william Har-
ris, 1r., produced II In the same spirit
of fidelity to the original. and the re-
suit Ia said to be one Of the best
productions Of French play seen in
this country. Edmund Breese plays
the principal male role. and others
prominent In the cast are: Barry
Baxter. Leonore Harris, Anne Mere
dith. Ernest Stallard, Jules Epailly
and Philip Tonge.
The Washington times., 1921-09-09
SpeciaL---COrsets at $1.95

n white tint. Low bust
and elastic models with long hips; sizes 2 to 70 Shop
interested they'll flying at this price
First Floor-Lansburgh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-09-09
NOTED NEW YORK CAFE
RAIDED BY DRY AGENTS

NEW YORK, Sept. s.-The Century
roof garden restaurant. one Of the
most popular of New York's night life
resorts, was raided last night by
prohibition agents after. they alleged,
they had purchased q half pint OF
whiskey for 81. 49,.
sigmund Werner. the proprietor.
and Joe Buck, his head waiter! were
arrested on charge Of violating the
volstead law. Buck for the alleged sell.
ing Of liquor and Werner for main
tanning q public nuisance.
The roof was crowded with diners
when the arrests were made. but there
was no disturbance.
The Washington times., 1921-09-09
First in importance is the extra
pair of knickers lDith these
BOys' 'NeW FaUSuits
For School
isSe%"I Fsiesd at yl5

Two pairs of knickers practically double the life Of the
su-ask mother, she knows These suits made to
special order realizing that school is too
boys Clothes demanded STYLE, SERVICE and VALUE
Washington parents who getting the boys ready
for school.
We got what demanded and here the suits Of the
and models tailored to perfection and fashioned
styles that live American boys appreciate Sizes
to 1S years.
Boys AlIwoo School Suits With Two Pairs Of Knick.
pocke pairs knickers
lined taped. fancy mohsir. The
Tweeds, Cassimeres Mixtures in
favored colors and Sizes 81C TX
..
The Washington times., 1921-09-09
WOMAN IN ZION FINED
. FOR WEARING LOW NECK

ZION, H.. Sept. s.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Madden, who was arrested recently
for violating the Zion dress ordinance.
was found guilty by jury today and
fined $40 and costs.
Mrs. Madden was charged with
wearing q waist that was six inches
below the coliarbone. She denied that
the dress was immodest or extreme. :
"A few more fig leaves are needed" !"
said Theodore Forby, city attorney.
This time has come when we must
say to women, thus far you shall go
and no further"
The Washington times., 1921-09-09
r. MOTHERS, Attention! ,.#.
Here's Timely Sale of
...NayDee'' and "Goody''
Regulation Dresses

The names 'NAYVEE" and "GOODY"-the best proof
Of their perfect tailoring, hghgade materials and fast
colo The best styled dresses in the regulation type that
the United States Wherever school girls found you'll
demand for these dresesbut you'll not find them
Mt our special price, it wholly owing to
purchase that able to the price
concession. ~ j..
THE REGULATION MILDLY MODEL. is a.pienty. The
and the onepece course
ratings and Jackie tie White and white with navy
oxblood and Sketch shows four OF the beco
ing youthful styles. Sizes from to IL years
point merit which direct your attention Is
PERFECT in and materials
nterminably school
girls should while they lastyour choice
at $279. ~. A@>H. -'-'
Third FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-09-09

Boys Serviceable School
Suits, Tailored for style and
Wear-Neat mixtures in ser
viceable fabrics and each suit
has two pairs OF knickers-
lined knickers at that! Coats
are lined with Alpaca and the
tailoring is perfect. Sizes 8
to IS years. Not only sturdy,
bat snappy styles, and Just
the kind Of q suit for co TX
school wear. .OCsso
Boys Norfolk Suits Of
Serge and New Fall Mix.
Understandable, stylish.
journeyman tailored in best
possible manner. The Serges
are of dark navy blue and
knickers are lined through
out: sizes s to II years. The
Mixtures are dark in colors
and sizes range from z to
1s years; knickers 81 Q2
lined .........!.....~S
~rsR.s -.
The Washington times., 1921-09-09
Cash Flows to Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Sept. O.
The announcement by q banker that
approximately $3,000,0o0 were deposit
ed In the ten local institutions the
day after Labor Day indicated to him
that the holiday 90 Tar as number OF
visitors was concerned and their ex.
penditures established q new record
tor the resort.
The Washington times., 1921-09-09

Fifth Floor-Lansburgh q Brother.
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
u. S.-Britain Differences
Go With Irish Peace

United Press was conveyed to the
President as soon as he returned
from his morning golf game He
read ii with much interest and pleas
ure, It was said.
The President, it was stated. after
he read Lloyd Georges message may
issue a formal statement congratu-
lating the Premier and stating that
the American people are pleased with
what appears TO be a final solution
Of the difficult Irish problem.
Lloyd Georges message also gave
Washington and the arms confer
ence the first official word that Lloyd
George had decided not to come to
the parley here.
Secretary Of State Hughes received
the message from the United Press
by special messenger whise she was
sitting in the Far Eastern commit
tee Of the arms conference. He sent
word that he was pleased and in
dicated thSt he might comment
shortly after the committee ad-
journed.
other State Department officials
expressed regret that Lloyd George
was not coming to the conference.
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
FRENCH LINER
RUNS ASHORE

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s25o.ooo cargo, began. It wes said
by Mr.. Flynn that It would take at
least two to three days to release
the vessel He said from exterior
examination the vessel had not been
damaged.
Mr.. Finn is in continuous com
munication with the owners OF the
vessel, through the local maritime
exchange He is supervising the re-
floating OF the vessel.
The vessel is loaded with a mis-
cellaneous cargo OF wheat. sugar.
gasoline. parawax. lubricating oils.
farming implements. salt meats. etc.
and was enroute from Philadelphia
to Genoa. Italy. and French ports.
via New York city She cleared Phil
adelphia port early Tuesday after
noon. She stranded at Z o'clock
Tuesday evening but was no. re-
ported until yesterday afternoon.
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
Sim FEIN IS
EXPECTED TO
RATIFY PACT
With BRITISH
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Continued From First Page.)
converted to the cause Of speedy ac-
cord.
Sir James Craig the Utter Premier.
has arranged a conference with Pre-
mier Lloyd George at II a. m. Fri
day. He will leave Belfast tonight
for London.
The failure OF Ulster to ratify the
pact was explained by high author
ity here today as merely a tempor-
arily reserving OF Judgment This
authority said Ulster undoubtedly
would eventually cooperate in the
scheme.
The conversion OF Bonar Law was
reported by the Daily Express.
All factions in England rallied to
the defense Of the treaty.
The National Liberal Club passed
resolution Of deep gratitude to
Herbert Asquith for his attitude OF
persistent and successful denuncia-
tion Of the policy of force In Ire
land.
This is a complete vindication Of
his policy the resolution stated. An
effort to credit Lloyd George with
the settlement was defeated.
Messages Of congratulations from
all parts Of the empire were being
received in Downing Street Many
foreign countries also sent thanks 70
Lloyd George for his successful cul-
mination Of the Irish project.
The archbishop Of Canterbury is
sued a statement Of thansgiving.
Lady Astor forwarded her congrat-
ulations in a message which read;
well donei This indeed is one up
for Wales"
The Royal Irish Constabulary
Joint Committee telegraphed the
Premier as follows:
I'VE view with greatest conster-
nation the terms Of the agreement.
We demand immediate disband-
ment"
The name or the Duke OF York
was wedged in with the eligibles for
the post OF governor general OF the
new free state Viscount Fitzalan.
present viceroy, however. is con-
ceded the greatest chance.
The talk OF a general election was
on the increase. February is looked
upon az the most likely time. 1t is
pointed out there will be seventy
three Irish places vacant in Parlia-
ment and los IL Ulster joins the
South.
This would require a recollection
to make reaiignments.
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
GRACE SOCIAL NIGHT.

Special TO The Evening Journal,
DOVER. Dec. S.-State Lecturer,
Edward A. Evans. OF the State
Grange. has arranged the following
entertainment for Tuesday evening.
December g. the first evening OF the
annual session Of the Grange which
will be held in Dover Century Club.
December 13, IA, Is.
Music. Dover Choral Society; ad-
dress OF Welcome. Henry Ridgely
response Mrs. Foster Shahan. OF
Angola Grange: music. Dover Choral
Society; address. Bishop PHILIP
Coon; music. Dover Choral Society
Echoes from National Grange Ses-
sion; humorous selections. Miss Emile
L. Mitchell. Lecturer Pomona
Grange. OF New Castle County.
Wednesday evening thel sixth de-
gree will be conferred by Worthy
Master. Jacob n. Roosa-
Evening journal., 1921-12-08

Continued From First Page.)
colleagues OF the British empire
delegation to further our intense de-
sire for its triumphant success that
1 do not think there will be any call
for my attendance before its delib-
erations close. But I look forward
TO another opportunity OF visiting
the United States at some future
time and I thank you warmly for
the promise OF welcome which you
send
"(Signed) ID. LLOYD GEORGE" "
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 Omitted
Press President Harding today
expressed pleasure at the friendly
spirit Of Premier Lloyd George to-
ward the United States as revealed
by his exclusive message to the
United Press on the Irish settle
ment, it was stated at the White
House II was indicated that the
President shares the view OF the
Premier that the settlement has re-
moved cause OF misunderstanding
between the people OF this country
and the British empire.
Lloyd Georges message to the
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
FARMER ATTACKED
BY 4OO-POUND P0RKER

Special to The Evening Journal.
BLACKBIRD. Dec. s. While
hutchering hogs yesterday. Reese
Ford. aged 40 years. was attacked
and bitten by a porker. He was in
the act OF killing 400-pound
hog when the animal turned
on him. biting him through the left
arm below the elbow with its large
tusks tearing out the leaders OF his
fingers Of that hand.
Fear was felt by his neighbors
who were helping in the butchering
that the injured man would bleed
to death. and they quickly summoned
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
JAP AN SOON
To ANNOUNCE
ACCEPTANCE
OF,PROGRAM
tcontlnued From rage onsl

Continued From rage One)
ally. The conference is waiting for
the ofciai signiacauon that the
Japanese have approved the whole
scheme"
Both Harding and Hughes were
in high spirits They have seen
success constantly. but todays spirit
was so extreme as to give observers
the Feeling that perhaps actual
news was at hand concerning the
Japanese acceptance idea. Even
the shantune and collateral Far
Eastern uestions-heretofo the
subject OF discord among the Chinese
were looking up. The Chinese
decided upon better teamwork and
were relieved at tentative promises
for taking up on Saturday the crucial
problem in the Shantung mediation
return Of the ''Kiao-Tsi" railway
to China.
The four power agreement. call
ing for breathing spells" before any
hCstilitics In the Pacific as revealed
last week by the United Press. was
beginning to percolatc in obscure
corners as the real significance be-
hind the substitute for the Anglo
Japanese pact
1t was emphasized in authorita-
tive quarters today that the Pacific
agreement will not be a dehnitive
treaty or an alliance. As stated by
the United Press. after the meeting
Of the big three last Friday. IL will
he an understanding an agree
ment" or an Entente Cordial"
The French delegation wants
France assigned the right to "theo.
reticalr third place in the worlds
navies-a fleet larger than Japan's
The delegation, according TO in
formation TO the United Press today
is prepared to press for a greater
navy. and while II Is said France Is
in no position to actually build a
third place fleet she wants TO be on
record as having that right.
In any event her naval men. en-
couraged BY the vote OF confidence
to premier BRAND are preparing tc
make their demands for increase
This they expect TO do In the mex
parley session dealing with nava
limitations.
The Italians. learning OF thi,
plan. insisted they want a nav!
equal to Frances. They have al
ways said they must equal "an,
Mediterranean power
The French demand "in prin
ciple" a theoretical fleet that viii
maintain Frances dignity amonl
nations"
They say their plea is just; an
they believe IL will be granted es
pecially as France cannot AFFORD c
build this dream fleet now.
Apparently however, the appeal
the basis for sizesbie building u
OF the French ratio Just at a tim
when the conference had begun
believe that French and italian Nee
claims could be adjusted withou
much ado.
This constitutes complete reverse
Of Intentions expressed by more lih
erai elements in France. II was be-
iieved Frances intention was to an
ncunae a reasonable naval program
Now II is indicated the conservatives
feel France cannot AFFORD to be re.
legated to fourth position among
naval powers.
The effect OF the French stand
upon deliberations which were OF
the verge of settlement cannot III
Insignificant and some Of the who'll
course Of the arms parley may b
altered.
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
PShaU.!

Superintendent OF Police
Black said this morning that so
far no contribution has been re-
ceived for a public Christmas
treat for the poor children this
year, and owing to the neces-
sity for raising a large sum Of
money for feeding the poor this
annual treat for children at
City Hall may be dispensed
with this year.
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
EXTRA DIVIDEND FOR
CECTrRIT,X TrTRT'

The board OF directors of the Sc
curity Trust and safe Deposit Com
pany at the monthly meeting yes
terday, received reports from the Of
hcers showing very pleasing results
OF the business OF the comany dur
ing this year. A dividend Of per
cent, on the cauital stock for the cur
rent quarter ending December 81.
was declared; also an extra annual
dividend OF per cent
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
DEMAND STERLING

NEW YORK. Dec. s Omitted
Press)-Demand sterling opened at
4.07&, francs, .O756; lire. .O4s1;
marks. .0O51.
Demand sterling moved to s4.OS5s.
up y. In the first hour. This is a
new high. The entire list was higher.
Evening journal., 1921-12-08

Dr. W. V. Messick OF Smyrna.
The hog renewed its fight when
pursued by others and only gave up
when shot by Amos Powell, a farm
hand.
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. s. United
Press.)-Cotton opened steady to-
dav. December was up % at 17.43;
January 1925, up 10; March 17.17.
up 2.
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
In memoFiam

In sad and loving remembrance OF a
faithful wife, Lillian Z. Wintrup. who
departed this life December s, 1920
OH In the silent graveyard,
Beneath the sod and dew,
Never one moment forgotten.
In silence / think OF you.
Husband
In memory OF our father. John C. Ire
land, who died five years ago today.
Some may think you are forgotten,
Though on earth you are no more;
But in memory you are with US.
As you always We're before.
His Children
Evening journal., 1921-12-08
Died

Buttonwood, Del, on De-
cember Z. 1921, Alexander Hollis
aged 70 years Relatives, friends,
Charles Sumner Post. No. 4. @. A.
r., are invited to attend the funeral
from his late residence. ButtonWood
Del, on Saturday afternoon, Decem-
Der TO- at / o'clock. Services at
Bethel A. NJ. y. Church. at
O'Clock. lnterment at Mt. Olive
cemetery.
HIJLETT-in this city, on December Z.
1921. Margaret b., widow Of Josiah
c. Hulett. in her seth year Rela-
tives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral services al the
residence Of her son n-in-law. William
A. Jackson. 1915 West Eighth street.
on Saturday. December 10, at .
o'clock. Interment at Red Clay
Creek cemetery.