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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-19
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
Nancy's Pride
BY KATE EDMONDS

Mother, I would rather remain at
home than go to the dance in that old
blue gown" cried Nancy Deering. "I
know perfectly well that every one
there has seen it dozens Of times, and
of course cannot have new one now
Il am not complaining-I would really
rather not go at ALL"
"Why?"
I'm rather tired of the old crowd"
her mother saw the red lips culver and
she knew it was because CAROLYN
Wright would be there with group
of young girls and men from the city,
and that Paul Mason might be among
them. Paul had been very devoted to
Nancy the winter before and people
had expected them to marry, but the
last dancing party had come and gone
and no word had been asked and he
had gone back to the city and Nancy
had fortified herself behind little
wall of pride and gone everywhere, but
her observant mother had noticed that
she did not wear the rose -colorcd dress
again. 1t was charming dress of
soft rose satin and Nancy had looked
like rose herself as she danced the
evening through. Almost any man
would have Capitulated to its allure
ment, but Paul must have been made
Of sterner stuff. for he rode awo- and
Nancy was still free. and there was n
cloud in her eyes which had not been
there before.
"Why don't you wear the rose satin,
Nancy?" asked her mother.
Nancy paled and for moment she
hid her face in her mothers lap. II
cannot, mother dear; it Is such a
happy dress" she whispered.
Mrs. Deering bent and kissed the
brown head. Wearing happy dress
might bring happiness back to you,
dearc," she said, and the words went
to Nancy's heart. OF course, Paul would
never come back again, but wearing
it would help her to forget him, for
get his fckleness. She had learned
to love the big shy fellow, and she be-
lieved that that last night at the club
dance, when she had worn the rose
satin dress, he would have said some
thing about his love, but he had gone
sobcrly away.
So she did not wear the blue dress,
but came running down in the rose
coIored satin looking like her o'd self.
Her mother admired her from the
crown of her bronze hair to the little
trim ankles and silver shoes. Mrs.
Wright said Paul was coming" thought
Mrs. Doering, "and perhaps my girl
will be happy after all -
Nancy went away in her harpincss
dress and mingled with the youth and
beauty on the clubroom floor. Her
card was nearly full when big form
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DEATHS

artisans ordsr Of Mutual i'PfsGS Protsston I boarS
OF Revision 9f Taxes and Real Estate
Assessors, ana all othsr societies and aeso-
Citations Of which he was a member, invited
TO seryices. sat. T.. NJ, st his late, resi-.
Gem. Remains NAV bo Viewed Fri. after
I RI,1fMi:.rAms.-Aus. Z, ,s. 1921. rr,oRpYcr.
widow OF John X. Williams aged 10 Rela.
tiVes end friends. arc invited to funeral sery.
ices. Fri. +. NJ. at her late residence 323
n, 34th ct. Int. youngstown. o.
WILSON Aug. II. 1927. WILLIAM W.
aged 81. Relatives and friends. also Yisiiant
Council. No; 90. O. I. A.. are invited 70 at
asS n. ID St, Sat- 2 p. 81 preeiseiy. Int
Northwood Gem. Friends may call Fri. to
0 p. NJ.
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CcnrraI

wANTED-we want person modiately
(man or woman). who is qualified 20 teach
to demon 7trRte 10 pGrCnts a special e1u-
cational equipment for children mot booksj:
work OF real morit lignihed. pleasant 20
engage In and rays f2OD-x40O per month,
cording to ability, experience and results
500 Victory Bldg. corner 10th and Chest
nut SITS.
ARE YOU SEEKING EMPLOYMENT7
Are you interested In going to work right
now at good salary? Delay Is expensive:
answer today Service OF Success. 1889 S.
Marston ST.
CLERKS. over IL for postal mail service:
$3.50 month; eXam!natlons Sent. exp. un-
necessary. For free particulars. write j
LEONARD former civil service examiner. e62
Equitable Bldg. Washington. d. c.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

GENTLEMAN. thoroughly experienced In
banking business. wishes position in sim.
liar capaClty. =. $40 Ledger Office.
OFFICE MANAGER desires new location;
live and aggresSive yourR business man
81 years Of age. Christian. white and pre-
senting good personality. finds II necessary
to expand from small business location OF
pa st year. Have acted AS business manager
OF auto accessories business and supervised
an office OF II persons in a departu
store. as well haYiRg five y"ars junior and
hve years senior accounting experience: am
COnVersant with treasurer ) duties and can
furnish four written letters of reference
barring out ahOv" assertions minimum sal
airy considered will he 100000 per year
ard will be willing 10 leave Philadelphia II
necessary. 423, Ledger Office.
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COMPAEION-RcHne educated lady would
like to serve companion for two three
hours an evening. Phone Gtn 0624.
GENTLEWONiAN trained nurse and expert.
. enced housekeeper. seeks re-engagement
daughter. aged 9; liberal salary; highest ref
erences. Mrs. Miller, Fl Northampton road.
Amherst Mass
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GpecIal Meetings
as MANUFACTURERs AND MER
sSS CHANTS BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION ',''

tion n''f Of the Board OF, Drsctors OF fSs
Mo9nufncturers, and Merchants Building and
tt;SneRhSiGers Of the said association has bssS
called and WIN be held, on septsmber ss,
m"etins OF the association. l8il Count Ia
Venue, PHI ladelphia, Pennsylvania, to tako
snd 10 vote Tor or against the proposed
fr"rease of the capital stock Of the said
n''''0A HERMAN p. GREEN. Secretary.
MAX HERzBERG. Solicitor,
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,o,o The Philadelphia Electric Comn.n-

IT, TWVnnnIt WnnIt ~, FhIIN., Ia. Aug. o, ltpl
clared n pomru ",,a OF directors have this day de-.
shrseer shsrser mM) per cent, tbeing IS. 10 cents n
Ibis 2pn upon the common capital stock OF
stockholders Of record August TO- ioaJ
", c, LUCAS 'rreasuror
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CHAPMAN & CHAPMAN.
Solicitors for Petitioner
LOST AND FOUND

CAT-Lost, kitten. lonS-hair maltese on
Wayne ave. or Mannheim at reward Mrs
Iohn y. Wood. $50 School lane, Germs n.own,
DEEDS-Lost. deeds Of lot Holy Cross Gem
-etorN. Antonio Coppa 1850 Master st
RLS-Iost, Aug g. gtrInE Of nenrIs
coming from Broaiaxa Hotel Amber 70
Gtn. R,ward II rcturned TO n5O1 Ridge ave.
RlNG-Lost diamond SOLITAIRE ring. all-Eoid
mounting. diamond about ~ karat Lib
erll reward by returning TO Combns & Van
roden. 1113 Walnut 81
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PARTNERSniPs

Sartntrship COMPOSED ,f Hahn = c..a.,,
sts,n sonas Morganstein. trading a Morgan
sny as Coz. dissolved. Not responsible for
us'u AFTER Aug. II. John s. Garfnllei.
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,ooo Ths TH, H,,t1h. rhiladaslphlp Electric Company

A'Ty 'hestngt II; Phila., Pa. Aug. o. 1921
c,ornSS board OF Directors have this day de-.
eu cent a auerterly dividend OF two (e) per
ssn cent, being 90 cents shnre) upon the pre-.
hseS .hrn Cap.tal stock q this Company, pay.
record August 10, 1921 VI
II, c. LUCAS Tre.suro,
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APARTMENTS
APARTMENT HOUSE

VICINITY BROAD AND BERKS SITS
Just finished and ready for occupancy;
imposing entrance; each suite consisting
Of large living room, bedroom combina-
tion breakfast room and ykitchenette and
bath; all lght, airy, outside rooms (haif
OF the suites having spacious brick COL
umned porches); hardwood floors shower
bath. vapor Heating; continuous hot-water
| service: full electric equipment with con-
cole and ceiling lighting fixtures: numer-
Gus base plugs in every room: telephone
connections; private service stairs to
each kitchen. private lockers. ample
closets; refrigerator drained 10 cellar:
janitor service. etc.
First application will have choice of
the suite. Lease 10 date from September
!. SSj per month
TELEPHONE, col. 1901
LOCATION 1928 & 1870 y. PARK AVE.
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HEIp wANrEp--MALE

INDUSTRIAL BNGfNBBR = Wanted. by
se large independent steel company IN Fits, ,s
executive abiiity: must have had 10 years
experience (steel-miil experience In operating
man Of = grsdTste e meechanical enslneerins
treining preferred; must be man qualified TO
dey,se 6s analyze ar, recommsnd % and carry carry to Ga
ing complete information as to education
experience and credentials; state lowest sal
sry would consider. Address SOB. Ledger
MANAGER, house 20 houac proposition. Room
100, l4t4 $, Penn SQUARE. ---
MANA large. successful Philadelphia
banking corporation has an. opening for a
business men in Camden and Vicinity! pre-.
yious selling experience unnecessary earn
with rapid promotion N 727. ledger Office.
MEN-L.. r. sEEb SERVICE CORP. wants
3 good men. Apply, at 7iO Widencr Bids.
PACKER-Must be thoroughly experienced.
has years Of experience and references that
can stand !nyGstiEasi!on need d, nbTly, 6@ set,
Rattle ave-, Atlantic City.
SALESMAN WANTED - Manufacturer OF
new non On-compettive, strongly advertised
grocery specially, that is se'nsation, wher-
pllcations from high. class. fully and success
fully experienced wholesale and retai and
success viii stand nold test; want man
co pa bio Of banding retail and Jobbing trade
10 make Philadelphia headquarters; sales
manager here this week for interview. Write
full particulars in strict confidence to NJ so. .
Ledger Ofhce.
sALESMAN-Wo want a salesman TO can
vnss the insurance brokers with the wavne
Auto LOCK: this Is strictly commission
proposition and viii take time and persa-
verence; !, can be done however. and II a
good man wiIl work consistently he will be
well rewarded NJ 735, Ledger Office.
F,,t
ton; II Is a corker; Just learn what II IL
bilious and live wire and can meet the
proper people yjur success is Inevitable.
NEW ERA ORE REDUCTION COMPANY
3li Chestnut st.
Ask for Mr.. Robertson.
sALESMEN--If you are ambitious and de-
sire to build up 4 business OF your own
we have an opportunity for you. comm aston
basis, with rapid advancement. T10 wide.
ner Bldg. Mr.. Wanner.
Statesmen, specialtv--Three high-grads
men locally; live line of spectialties. also
advertising noynltiss. Spruce G34S.
TILE SETTLERS and helpers; union men
only; wages 81 and 81; fare pad. Morris @
Williams g. Co. 81 Church ave. Brooklyn.
n. Y.
YOUNG MAN-We need young man n
learn selling; unleFs YOU are looking for
advancement do rot apply; expert unnc2-
Ccssary, as will train you; Gentlss pre-
fcrrcd . 52S. Ledger Office.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE


LADIES We VIII give . ladies dnsIrous
OF becoming identified With the financial
world u thorough sch oitng free and ad.
as qualified. 10 WIdencr Bldg. Mr. Wan
rer
STENOGRAPHEP and hoOkJpcnor compe-
tert in architects office: permanent posi-
ton: give rcferencns 02H. Ledger office
SNEATERS-Expcrien hand hnishers on
shaker coats: Eond pay: work given out.
Hyglenic Fleeced Underwear Co. 24l5 \
NowRrd Ht.
TELEPHONE OPE2ATOR-P. B. < wanted
by Cotton-Ynrn house; must furnish refer
.nC-s: Protestant. 527. T.ndgcr Office
WOMAN, about 40. to do housework and
answer telephone. Doctors Office one
ipohking German preferred, good pay; small
,Imily. Hone Lombard 2l33
CLERKS. over II, FOR postal m Ill service.
$3.50 month: examinations Sept: rxp un.
necessary; For free particulars, write 7
Hpu!tahl" Bids. Washington. y. {.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

CHAuFFEUR; married man: with business
ability: familiar with dairy trade in aud
around Phiiadelphia; whose wife VIII be abie
couple. NJ 72G. Ledger Office
COMBUSTION ENGINEER - Wanfed nv
large independRnt steel company in pms
hurEh district, expert combustion engineer
must b" technical graduate. with extensive
o. '"' "" ~ "'"cl-'0'i CNrnhugti0- p-aC,'ro
particularly omen hearths: man Of exccutIve
typo desired. fully qualified 10 devise ana
lyze, recommend and supervise the carrying
.''IN' 49,. y.e h.,d~, ,,IIlp,
giving complete Information as 10 education
experience and crcdentials; state lowest gaI.
Office ~ .''-' i-''7N'
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPETS and rugs cleaned or secured; old
carpets cleaned equal to new: colors re.
.torcd. Phone Market AKA. or send postal
k-eclro NAtprt Cleaning Co. 4l6 y. I'd st
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Chi 4 q w As 1.... 43 1..... S3A
5lX Erie r II CIV A Lehigh Val 4s
Chi Mi & PCT 1.... 30R 2.,,.. 70%
Sound a. Erie Ry Co As L Valy Term
&c., 6OA 3d.. b5 l..... 02h
6O74 Genel Elec 80 1..... 92
Chicago NIL 4 4.... sea L & Myers 5s
st p Is 'o5 5,.,.. So.9 l''.,. No
75% Genel Eec o. 2..... SIS
Chicago Mil l,,.' lOu% 5,,,.. 30
stP ANS Goodyear Tire Manhat Ed As
az & Rubr So 1.. 90
ChiraEo Nil & IT,. lOl% Mex Petr'm IS
StP gin AVS IT,. 10la 1..... 98h
a. 78A h.. lol u 5,.... 96R
& & Nwn 54SI h.. lOl Min St l. 4s
o O2i4 l.... 1917 2..... 40h
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Dividends
NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY

rkEfEkkED STOCK DIVIDEND NO, II
me regular quarterly dividend OF i91 III
on me Preferred Stock OF Nebrask Power
company has been declared. payable sep
Ieinber l, l02l, to preferred stockholders Of
,eco%ir at the close OF business August 20,
s. z. SCHWEITzER Tr.aanrar
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LEGAL ADyERTJs EMESTs


cSy ESTATE OF RICHARD X, HAND.
sCHUH, deoeased-Letters Of admin.
istratlon nn g, on the above estate having been
debted to said estate are reqIesteT TO naR, 70,
payment and those having claims to II prsseSt nsSt
'ns'n' REdISA T5eHfsi dF!f1 dKF!Hf1TrffRRYu HANpscuuu.
'cHHpaH&. x Z CHAPMAN.
1916 Widener Bldg Philadelphie Pa
s5y' ESTATE OF CHARLOTTE NJ. VII
son. decessed-Letters testameH,ary
upon the estate of Charlotte N. Wilson 1.,
TRTsr eGsSn GoASYn SHfn s sT'R;! 70 FDELT9
m.nt. and those having claims 50 agains, I pa tie
orice OF the said COMPANY nos All. .ssi
WILLIAM p. -GEsT.
T~n IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
so No. ias, for the County q Philedelphia.
p, 10. Iovi: June Term, 1921
@ srs and MereSahts 'Re Rsaity 2i 'hs Comssny ns"s
for decree OF dissolution Of said cor
Notice Is hereby given that the BANKERS
and Merchants Realty Company has filed in
te-s ne aooye ~ court itS netition praying for a
nxed September 8. 1921. at ii o'clock A. ~,
for hearing said application for dissolution.
when when, ana where all persons Interested can
cause agaiLst granting the prayer of said
CHAPMAN & CHAPMAN.
T Solicitors for Petitioner.
ssys ESTATE or MARIA A. MURPHY.
Decen sed-Letters testamentarv upon
the estate OF Maria 4. Murphy. decpa sed.
sHNIp, s9yIns bee Ssen granted s to EIREtiTY TRUST
estate are requested 70 make payment. and
those having claims against the same 10
he saId, company. Nos. 32S-83I chestnTt Chest u
WILLIAM p. GEsT.
i1a1f
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Proposals

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE OPENED
My the snPt. OF LighthoYses,. BALTIMORE,
80; 81; +, NJ; Sept. q. 1921. for docking
vessel No. ". Information on application,
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TICICiN
Observation-Disclosures
WNNSEFIEID
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

l27 ). 10TH 3r, (Gcneva APIS One and =
room yuitcI with private bath: IN the
heaJt u he shoppiGg district.
@lUT WALNUT ST. Beth-Auyn AptG. AR
usuvaiIy equipped, welI-serviced apart
mCUts fully furn shed.
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PERSONALS

NOTICE TO CREDTTORs-MoTcIs KoIz eo4
n. 9th St. sold his dry goods store 10
Alex Relln. Creditors nTply on promises
uhlll Iuesday, AUGUST %, 1921.
JULIUS LIBROS sold the stock and fixtures
at 2"40 S. 03d st. Any bills due cali at
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WANTED

ANODES and plating solution and eauip-
ment for plating, nickel, silver and goldt
advise at otre in detail Jas. Hatch Musis
ANTIQUES. china, gold. silver. diamontps
bought; Antiques" 028 Chestnut st.
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Wanted

BUSINESS MAN will invest 10000 with
services In paying business that will stand
iEVestlsatn; state particulars. u sos. Lad on.
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WEST rHuNDELPHIt
GERMANTOWN

MODERN eniciencN housekeeping apartment
"a ,Cr"s OF lani. high elevation and iieai
surroundings, country club and ls-hOle golf
INKS within ! block' garage on premisesi 4
blocks TO station and - minutes TO citS
O., nicr. only sl25 yer month on yearly Lease
MAurer. po!man 4 Co. y. E cor, Broad
,Dnd chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-19

PACKER-Must be thoroughly experienced.
all-around warehousemRn; only snh who
has years Of experience and references that
can stand investIgation need nbrly. b2 let
ter only. National storage Ware house, 1872
Ealtlc nXn.- Atlantic CIV.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-19

house 20 hpupc proposition. Room
100. 1Il4 s. Pom ssaua re.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD ST., ". 2s23--wsll furnished. oI.sn
water Phone Tioga Si3S N. NOV
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-01
COURT APPROVES ARMOUR'S
CHICAGO ST0CKYARDS SALE

Washington, Feb. 26.-Sale by Ar
mour & Co., of its interest in the Chi
cago yards to f. II. Prince & Co., of
Boston, was authorized Thursday by
the District of Columbia supreme court.
As the packing company owned only 20
shares of stock in the yards and Prince
& Co. the remainder, the government
interposed no objections. The price
paid was $1,5OO,OOO. The court also
consented to the sale by Armour & Co.
of 40 shares of the Denver (Colo.)
stockyards to George Granger. The
price was not made public
Hearings on other features of the
plans of the packers for disposal of
their stockyards. stockyard terminals
and market newspaper holdings in ac-
cordance with the voluntary decree is
sued about year ago, were continued
until Monday. The court intimated
that plans filed by Morris & Company
and Wilson & Company and the Cud-
ahy Packing company providing an i'm
mediate surrender of their holdings
to a trust company to be named by
the court, were most nearly in ac-
cordance with the idea in the mind of
the court. The trust company under
the plans would be under completes
control of the court.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-01
local Pick.ups

For Sale-Victrola and 100 records.
Mrs. l.. c. Bruce, Box 514. feb15tf
John Hanson left Friday to spend
the weekend in Spokane.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Percy Neill
on Wednesday, Feb. %, daughter.
For Sale-Rhode Island Red eggs,
$3.50 per setting. Mrs ]. A. Worley. 1t
Mrs l.. N. Brown returned last week
from visit with friends in Spokane.
Mrs. H. ]. Mccoy went to Spokane
Wednesday for visit with friends and
relatives.
For Sale-One of the best business
locations on main street. Brick build
ing See t. j. Jones. mar1-15
Mrs. Byron ~ Hawks was called
to Spokane Wednesday by the serious
illness of her mother.
For Sale-Two fine S-months-old
registered Shorthorn bulls. H. w
Roelling, Moravia, Idaho. mar1-Spd
Leo Zimmerman left Friday for Plum
Wash, where he will visit for a time
with his brother Harold
H. w. Roelling, progressive farmer
and stock raiser of Moravia, was
transacting business in town Friday.
For Sale-Early Alaska garden seed
peas. Sample may be seen at Herald
office. Also Golden Russell potatoes.
John A. Peterson. f15m15
You like to play pinochle. Well, take
some of the 'Pinochle" candy home to
the kiddies and let them enjoy the
game too. The Shamrock has it.
Chas. G. Prell, proprietor and man
ager of the Boundary Dry Goods COM
pany, spent the latter part of the
week on a business trip to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roesler re-
Gently received a box of oranges from
Mr.. Roesler's sisters, Mrs. Corbet and
Mrs. Johnston who live at Los Angeles
Calf.
The Entire Nous club was enter
tanned Tuesday by Mrs. Bert Gay at
which time Mrs. Byron ~ Hawks won
the prize for the high score. The
club will be entertained tonight by
Mrs. H. B. Kinnear.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Keeble and
daughter of Philadelphia, Penn, left
Sunday to return to their home after
visiting here since Christmas with
Mrs. Keeble's brother and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. I. Causton.
Our complete line of handsome
spring millinery is now on display and
is marked at popular prices. A cordial
invitation is extended to all the ladies
of the vicinity to call and inspect the
line. The Mccoy Hat Shop.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-01
ITALY STRONGLY PROTESTS
GERMAN INDEMNITY AWARD
Parliament Opposed to Ten Per Cent
Share and Demands That Ii Should
Come Immediately After France

Rome, Feb 26-Italy is far from be-
ing satisfied with certain terms of the
agreement relative to German repara-
tions, as indicated by a note sent on
Thursday by the parliamentary com
mittee of foreign affairs and finance
to Count Sforza, Italian foreign minis
ter at London.
The note says Italian public opinion
and the Italian parliament look with
disfavor on the share of 10 per cent of
the German indemnity assigned to
Italy. They contend that the Italian
share should not have been less than
% per cent, as England, which was not
invaded by the enemy and had no
greater loss than Italy, is to receive %
per cent.
1t is further contended that Italy's
share should come Immediately after
that of France, which receives 80 per
cent, as France alone exceeded Italy's
losses. The note considers it absurd
to grant a share to Serbia, whose dam
ages were less than the value of the
Austrian government property acquir-
ed by Serbia.
Emphasis is laid on the probability
Of Italian financial difficulties so long
as the question of debts remains I'M
settled. 1t would be to England's in
terest, the note said, to cancel the in
debtednesses of Italy and france and
obtain the same concessions from the
United States this being necessary to
re-establish European production and
normalize exchange.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-01
Mrs. Harry Bradley of Copeland was

Mrs. Harry Bradley of Copeland was
shopping in town Saturday.
The Delphian Society will meet Mon
day Afternoon with Mrs. ]. B. Cowen.
Lahoma Aldridge is confined to her
home with an attack of influenza.
For e-Six-weeks-old Duroc Jer-
sey pigs. Geo. Irving. f15tf
Fresh Pasteurized Milk; more whole
some, more pure; 10 cents a quart at
the Creamery. febStf
For Sale-Three lots on the North
side, adjoining the Middaugh property
on the east. Very desirable residence
lots. A bargain. See j. B. Brody. tt
FOR SALE-L. c. Smith Standard
typewriter in best of condition, used
only short time, cost $110. Cheap at
$45, terms. Inquire Herald office adv
Subscribe for the Herald and be sure
of getting the latest and all the news
first each week And don't forget that
K pays to advertise in the Boomers
Ferry Herald.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-01
RANCH FOR SALE

100 acres miles east of Porthill
80 acres on bottom, so acres bench
land. Some saw timber, ties and wood
Greek runs through ranch. Two story
house. 16x24 with kitchen 12x20. Barn
30x36, wagon shed, sheep shed, black
smith shop, cellar, hen house, etc. so
fruit trees, hydraulic ram lifts water
from creek to house. Is acres under
cultivation. Spring wagon, low truck
wagon, plow harrow, cultivator.
sleigbs, blacksmith outfit, 2 cows
about 1000 feet lumber, 1000 shingles;
enough wire to fence entire ranch
$4,000 for entire property if taken by
April list, 1921. Part cash, balance
bankable notes. Write or call on
J.F. VAN ETTEN, Naples, Idaho