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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-12-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-5 year old mare,
sound and gentle. Weight 1900.
Suitable for driving or work. Adj
dress l., this Office. 1873 If
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TO RENT-Threc SUNNI rooms
and bath, electric light and gas
stove. Barker avenue. Tel. 99M
1917
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Classified Advertisements

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FOR SALE hoats weighing
from 80 to l25 pounds n. E. Be
rubc, Bible Hill. 152-l56
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WANTED Several tons of good
hay. II. N. Penniman. 1888
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FOR SALE-Collie and Shepherd
pups. Also new three beam
sled. II. NJ. Watson, Danville, Vt.
149-154#
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REMNANTS direct from the
Mills: Blankets, Hosiery. etc;
Special Bungalow Apron $100.
Every $l.00 order Post paid. Write
for samples. Melville Co., 447
Westminster St., Providence. r.
|. 154-159f
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ROOM-With private bath. 459-J
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TO RENTING tcncmcnts now
w papcrcd and painted. One
ground floor, other upstairs. Four
rooms and bath in each. J f.
Walker. 146 tt
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TO RENT room tenement,
good condition. 90 Pearl street.
Tel. w. A. Wright 1872. 149 IF
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
n: Pnntaff "a. Nsw York. pelaware

thur; Pantaft CBp. New York; Delaware
(Norl. Liverpool.
LONDON. May as-Arrived. strs West
Gotomska. Norfolk; Royal Transport tBr),
Montreal; Aspinet lBr), New York.
Sailed 27th. str Delisle. Boston.
Sailed 2sth, strs Segura (Brl, Hampton
Roads: Canadian Gunner (Br). Montreal.
MADEIRA. May 2T-Sailed. str Sac Vicente
(PorD, New York.
Arrived 2sth, str Chama CBr), New York.
MARsElLLES. May 25-.Arrived. str Last
ern Exporter from Bombay. Baltimore.
NAPLES, May o5-Sailed. str Canopic (Br) /.
Boston.
PALERMO. Nav 21-saned. str Fiume
pERNAMBUCo, May 27-Arriyed. str Lake
Ellendalo, Norfolk.
PORT SAID, May a6-sai,ed. str city OF
York Orr, from Calcutta for New York.
Tosto (Norl. New York Via Monte Christi.
ROSARIO, MAY 20-Arriyed, str Storvfken
CNorl, Philadelphia.
ROTTERDAM May 26--Saied, str Cairn-
yalona tBrl, Portland. Me.
SANTOS, May 2I-Arriyed. str Fluor Spar.
Boston.
SHANGHAI. May o4-Arrived. str West
Keats. Portland. q.
Sailed 2lst, str China. San Francisco.
sTE1TiN, May 2f-Sailed. str Oregon Maru
(Jap), Hampton Roads.
ST NAzAIRE, May 2l-Sailed strs Mean
dros tGreei), Hampton Roads; Maid Of
Chios fBr). do.
TURKS ISLAND. May 2s. noon-Arrived.
ST. fungus (Norl, New York tand sailed At
s PM and arrived at Monte Christi AN
VALPARAISO. May os--Arrived. str Min
nequa. New York
VENICE, May 2o--Arrfved strs Magya rors-
gag utaD New Orleans: Spain Maru Gap) /.
YOKOHAMA. MAY 22-Arrlved, str Argun
Maru (Jap), New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
CABLE REPORTS.

ANTILI.A. May Gin port, str Lake Ingle-
nook sfor New York Ito sail 25th).
ANTWERP, May at--Arrlved, str Langley
CBD, Galveston.
Sailed 26th. str Lieutenant Jean Laurent
(Frp, New Orleans,
ANONAOUTH, May o1-Arrtved, str steel
Mariner, Portland. q.
BALBOA May -I-Arrived. sTrs 4 4
Coates. Pisagua Bakersfield Seattle; North
American tBr). Valparaiso.
Sailed a6th, strs Cape Roman. san Fran
cisco.
Sailed 27th. strs Cauca tB0, Corinto; ia
maica 1Brl, Tumaco; Wangaratta CBr) f.
Weilngton Honduras CCr), .Guayaquil
BARBADOS. May 2S-Arrived, str Guiana
sa BREsr 81" May SfH S5-salled str Casper. Phlra-
BUENos AIRES. May 25--Arrived. str An
acortes. Philadelphia.
CALCUTTA, May 22-Arrived. str kurneric
(Br), New York.
CALLAo. May 26-Arrived. strs South
American (Br). New York; Santa Risa, San
CAsiLDA, May c5-Arriyed. str Brynhild,
CIENrUEGOs, May DISABLED. str Lake
COLOMBO. May 24-sailed. str Chickascw
City, New orleans.
CoPENHAGEN. May c4-Arrived. str West
coRUNNA May o7-ArrIved. str siboney.
SRlsToBAL. May a6-Arrtved. strs Harry
Luckenbach. Philadelphia; Mangaratta (Br)
Arrived a7th, strs ouillota (Br). New York;
Sailed a7th, strs Waimana (Br), Newport
News: Lompoc fBr), Tampico; . = Scofield,
Tampico Willhilo Havana. Katrina Luck
enbach Philadelphia, Jalapa, Danzigi Moer-
dyk CDutch). London
DEVONPoRT, May 2s-Arrived. str War
DOVER, May 2s-Sailed, str Ventura dc
Larrinaga (Br,, Norfolk.
DUBLIN, May 25-Arrived, str Kenbane
Head (Br). New Orleans.
DUNKIRK, May 25-Sailed, str Coronado,
New York.
FLUSHING. May 2s-Arrived. str Yapa-
laga, New York.
York.
TowEY. May 25-sailed. str opelika.
Philadelphia.
GENOA. May o6--Arrived, str Boukadra
(Br). Norfolk.
GIBRALTAR. May 27-Arrived, strs Mime
sotan, New York for Ciyita Vecchia: Marina
o ItaD, New Orleans for Genoa.
Arrived eth, strs Tingsbury (Br). Nor
folk: Arabistan (Br). do.
Sailed Goth. str Tasmania (Sw), from Cal
cutta for Boston.
Passed 9th. str Spartan Prince (Br). New
York for Constantnope.
/ GYON, May 21-Salled. str Margari (Sp)
Hampton Roads.
| HALIFAX. May 2S--In port, str Shick-
Shiny Boston for Aalborg (sailed 2ath).
HAMBURG, May 23-Arrived, str Herman
shah. Bahia Blanca.
HAyRE, May 2+-Sailed, strs Kentucky
DAM Boston Nord African (Fr), Hamp-
LISBON, May 2T-Arrived. str Sylvia Vic
toria CBr). New York.
Sailed 9th, strs Hoxie, New York; Effna,
New York.
LIVERPOOL. May 27-Arrived strs Ryaja
(Norl, Montreal; Potomac G3r). Port, Ar
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
Dangers to Navigation.

rReported to the Hydrographlc ottlce'l
April %. lat 40 IL. Ion 90 TO- a chip s
boat bottom up. covered with seaweed.
May 81. lat IS 80. lon 90 So, red gas
buoy, APPARENTLY adrift.
April %. lat So %. Ion 81 &c. derelct,
bottom up. and awash: bottom painted
brown.
May 10. lat IS 20. Ion 61 os, red conical
buoy, projecting about feet out of water,
May 20. lat 81 40, Ion 81 81, a piece Of a
tree about 10 feet long and feet in cir
cumference.
May II. lat 81 %. Ion 5o Al, red and
white vertical striped whistling buoy.
Nav 13 lat 40 so. Ion 40 SO, a piece of
timber about 40 feet long and foot In
diameter.
May 10. lat Sc so. lon Al 43. = piece of a
tree about 10 feet long.
NAV ts. lat 81 Al, Ion 80 Al. a large log
about so feet long and 3is feet wide.
May 4, lat 81. lon IS 80. a large log.
May 8. lat AZ Is. lon 81 90 large berg
about 400 feet high, and lat AZ II, Ion 81 20,
q small berg about 200 feet high
May 90 lat A O5, a very large iceberg
about 10 miles off.
The following radiogram was received from
me u Coast Guard cutter Iamacraw
Nav 81 position lat A. 10. Ion 90 o.. Sighted
herrs in lat 43 is, Ion 20 o3: lat 43 O6, lon
40 "a. lat 43 03, Ion 90 IA. lat AZ 80, lon
60 40. lat A. IS, lon 40 As; lat ~ 80, lon
20 AZ lat A. 81. lon 40 %. and lat 4. IS,
Ion 30 16.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph. ]

BOSTON Mass. May 26-Arrved, schrs L L
Cora (Br), Belleveau Cove, Ms; Swan GBr)
do.
Arrived 27th schr Ena Y Parsons CBp,
Walton. NS.
Arrived 2stll. etrs General Currie 0Br)
Port Tarafa; Framington Court tBr) from
Calcutta, &c: Prince Arthur tBr). from Var
mouth; Northland, New York: tugs Tama-
qua, Philadelphia, towing barges Langhorne
(for Lynn. Bear Ridge and Salem (and now
under slight repair Boxer, do, towing barge
No 1s: Swatara. do, towing barges Cohassey,
Preston and Eagle Hin (and proceeded with
latter for Portland) Confidence, Lynn, tow
ing barge Huron; Plymouth. New York,
towing barges l. & w No g. New York for
Lynn deft another at Salem) schr Erwin J
Luce. Stonington.
Arrived 2sth, str Caledonian Br), Man
chester.
Sailed 2Tth, str Lake Elsmere. Charleston
and Jacksonville PM, tug Perth Amboy, tow
ing barges 1SS (from Portland, 74a and 7s1.
Sailed 2Sth strs Port Antonio (Norl
Kingston; Steel Ranger, Pacific coast ports
via New York; Alaskan, do via do.
Sailed 2Sth, strs Zarembo. New York and
Baltimore; Ontario, Philadelphia Besserner,
New Orleans; Grecian, Norfolk and Balti-
more; Mineric (BD. Philadelphia and New
York; City of Atlanta, Savannah; Delaware,
New York. schr Westway (Br, Salmon
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE NEW yoKK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., May 2S.

These naval orders have been made public.
Lieut.. Charles l.. 3. Anderson, Civii Eng
neer Corps, to duty under Engineer IN Cnlet
of Republic of Haiti. Lieut.. Marshall y. Ar
mold. to U. S. s. New Mexico Lieut.. Com
mander Thales S. Boyd. to duty Iinde All
Products Company. Buffalo; Lieut.. Com
mander Edmund w. Burrough. TO Busch
Sulzer Brothers. Diesel Engine Company. y;
Louis; Capt, Henry v Butler, to eonlnanu msa,'
TO u. S. S. HI; Lieut.. Vincent a. Slarke'
TO u. $. s. Chicago Lieut.. Raymond a.
Deming, to Busch -Sulzer Brothers, y. Louis
Lieut. Commander Roy Dudley, 70 General
Electric Company, Schenectady; Lieut.. Com
manders Paulmer IL Dunbar and jay i.
Esler 70 General Electric , COMPANY Ersae 10
u S. S. Connecticut, executive officer;
Capt. Joseph Fife, supply Corps. to supply
y. -; Lieut.. Charles 9. IIalpine, TO Y. $ ;.
Waters. as executive officer: Lieut.: Com
mander William ". Hargraye Medical
Corps to II. S. Philadelphia; Lieut.. II. 9.
Hoffman. supply Corps. to Navy Yard
Philadelphia; Lieut.. Commander Willis A.
Lee. to command U. S. s. William r. Pres
ton Lieut.. Commander Roy W. Lewis, to Y.
s. S. Kansas, as first lieutenant; Lieuts.
Commander Harold H. Little and William
e. Malloy. TO General Electric COMPANY,
Schenectady; Lieut.. Stephan II. Matteson. to
post graduate course in engineering, Naval
Academy. Annapolis; Commander Frank r.
McCreary, to command Naval Air Station,
San Diego; Lieut.. Clyde Morrison, to Naval
Academy. Annapolis, connection navy rifle
team Commander Albert Norris. to Navy
Yard. Charleston, >. o.. COMMANDER Raipn
C. Parker. to duty Naval War College, New
port; Lieuts. Commander Byron B. Ralston
and Joseph r. Redman. 10 duty Naval War
College. Newport Commander J.. $. X.
Reeves, to aid on staff Rear Admiral Samuel
S. Robinson. Military Governor Of Santo Do
mingo: Lieut.. clifford II. Roper. to com
mand U. s. S. RIA Lieut.. B. v. y. Scott,
Medical Corps, TO r. s., San Francisco.
Lieut. Commander Norman Scott. TO U. $. $.
Burns; Lieut.. Commander Herman a. Span
agei. to u. S. S. Michigan; Commander
Adolphus station. to course. Naval War Col
lege. Newport Capt. Clark d. Stearns. to
captain Of yard. Navy Yard, Puget Sound;
Lieut.. Lewis ]. Stecher. to General Electric
Company, Schenectady Commander Julius G.
Townsend. to u. S. S. Texas, executive
officer: Commander Walter n. Vernon, to u.
s. S. Idaho, as executive officer: Lieut.
Commander G.. r. vroom, TO u. S. S. Mime
sofa. as first lieutenant; Lieut. Commander
Hugh T.. White, TO General Electric Com
pany. Schenectady; Lieut.. Commander Zeno
w. wicks, to Llnde Air Products Company,
Buffalo; Lieut.. Commander GeorSe p. vii
son. to Busche-Sulzer Brothers. st. Louis /;
| Lieut.. Commander Stanley G. Womble. to
General Electric Company, Schenectady I;
Commander George B. Wright, to aid on
staff Rear Admiral A. II. Robins, com
mander destroy force Atlantic fleet.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The following information was received
from the director of the y Naval Com
munication Service under date OF May &c,
1921
A new radio compass station, recently COM
pleted at Poyners Hill, Va, VIII be placed In
commission and operation on May ~. 1921
Its location Is In lat SO ~ 10 y, lon Is As w;
call letters, NCZ.
The radio compass station at Westport
Wash, was completely destroyed by fire or
May % 1921 Its location was in lat
48 So 10 y, lon 1aI o. 20 w. call letters
MIL The date OF the reestabllshment OF
this station Is indefinite.
The master OF str Lake Elnidale reports
that on May =. 1921. Gallardo Shoal gas
buoy IN lat rs NJ. Ion 81 20 u w. was ex-
tinguished and that the cage around the Lam
tern was bent to one side, apparently from
a collision.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Mail.1

BERMUDA. May f7-Arrived. str Westford
New Orleans for Stettin (and proceeded Goth
after coaling).
Sailed nth, strs Canadian Pioneer (Br)
Genoa; 18TH Chaudiere (Br) Barbados SC
18th. schr Chas A Dean, Norfolk. X
Mitchell. South Carolina
CHAMPERIcO. May .o-sailed. str san
Jose, San Francisco
HALIFAN, May 26-Sailed strs Caddo
Port Lobos: Nounda (Br), Sydney, Cuban
(Br), do.
PARRsRoRO, May 23--Arrlved, schrs Stew
art T Salter (B). st John (and sailed for
NoeD; Cumberland Queen (Bo. Walton Ms
for New York (and sailed Minas Princess
(Br), st John ito load for United klngdom)
Sailed 24th. schrs Edna Max, Boston; 18th
Peaceland (BD. New York
ST JOHNS, MI, May 16-Arrived previous
ly, bark Amos Pegs, Perth Amboy.
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA. May 20
Sailed, str Point Judith, San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Sherman, hence for Callao, &c, Is am
chored off Stapeton, 81, With condenser
trouble.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May 2s-Str pska
ioosa New Orleans for Antwerp Via Mobile
arrived at this port to-day in tow OF sti
Hallway with machinery trouble.
NORFOLK. Va. May 2s-Motor schr Gem
eral Pershing CNor) was sold here by U 5
Marshal for 500 $50 to r E Harris of Seattle
10 satisfy repair bills.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27-Str pannedaike,
before reported. Is not sunk; her after COM
partrnents filled with water until her stern
rested on bottom: is not submerged and eX-
pected she VIII be pumped out and placed on
sven keel
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
SHIPPING NEWS.
tcoNrINuED FROM PRECEDING PAGp)

CNor). Ciothenburg Lepanto (BD, Lyttleton;
FL Norte, Galveston. Bayamo, Santiago
Bensalsm, Hamburg; Hibernia tsw), Pi-
raeus: liiuseppi Verdi Utan, Naples II
Luckenbach. Rotterdam, Joseph J Cuneo
Non. Gibara Orltanla (Br, Santiago
Noronna (Brl, st thomas Turrialha, IruN-
lilo. &C: Regina Italia (ItaD, Naples; Iro-
auios, Monte Christi Frenchchurch ibr)
Baltimore; Mariana, san Juan; sherman,
Antofagasta: 81 Mac, Cape Haytien. Homo
lulu, Norfolk. Presidente Wilson dtaD Ma
pies Sc; Argentina GtaD, Cadiz, u &c; II
Lago New Orleans; Smilia GtaD, Gibraltar
Via Baltimore. Clarksburg, Hamhurgi on
;ario (f'r) BORDEAUX.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to leveD at New York on sat.
urday, May IS. 1921 at AM, reported
by tho United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and eleven hundredths e3oil inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
slxty-four and eight-tenths CI64.sl mtlii-
meters. Captains OF all vessels now lying IN
or near the ports of New York and Brooklyn
can advanta geously use the above official
data for observing whether their own ba-
rometers require any considerable correction
or ad iustmpnf
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

row. lankow. sc; Choyo Maru (Jap). New
York and New Orleans for Yokohama, SC.
SEATTLE, Wash. May 2S-Arrived, str Ari-
conan, Portland O. for Honolulu.
SAVANNAH, Ga, May oS-Arrived, ST.
Lake Clear, Cuba
Sailed osth, strs Brasher, Liverpool; Q
Waring. Port Arthur. West Hardaway, Fer
nandina; City of st Louis. New York.
TAMPA, Fla May 2S-Sailed, str Carlton,
Mobile. thence Wrench porte.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. May .l-Sailed. strs W
Miller, San Francisco: Eelbeck. United King
dom.
GEORGETOWN. SC, May 26-sailed, schr
Chas NJ Struven. New York.
HONOLULU. May 22-Arrived. schr Robert
Levers, Port Angeles.
Sailed 2ist, str Makura (Brl. Vancouver.
NAKNEN May 22-Arriyed, ships Apner
Coburn. Seattle: Star OF Holland, San Fran
cisco.
PoRT ALLEN. Wash, May oi-Sailed. bark
Forest Dream, Grays Harbor
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAFE RACE, NE. May 2s-Barometer at
noon. 20. IS inches; wind. =, fresh weather,
foggy and raining; temperature, Al des
Fair
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Assembly Picnic and Dance

Last thursday night The Assembly
gave what was one OF the most SUE
cessful summer affairs III MANY year
II Naiional Grove. one OF Chicago
most popular picnic grounds. The al
lair drew out many Of the people who
NAMED away from the summers
events. Games OF all kinds featured
the afternoon Charles Wilson Of
hciated al these games in a very skill
iul and energetic manner. Nutomo-
bile parties came all afternoon and
late in the evening in time for the
dance which began after dark All
pronounced the outing pleasurable
event.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Idlewild Hotel Booming.

Idlewld Hotel, Thirty-third aud
Wabash Avenue. is booming. This
IS due to the fact OF its central ioca
t"r, politene,s and courtesy to its
guests and the desire to always look
after the comforts of its patrons The
rates are cheaper than any hotel in
the city and the visiting public is in
tied to look at its comfortable quar-
crS. Reservations may be secured by
mail Although the Winter season is
few months off the management
has made contracts with the Consum-
cr's Coal Company to guarantee heat
throughout the Winter
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Fraternity Gives Dance

The kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
held their house warming in their new
Chapter House, 1882 Calumet Az. Fri
day evening last The lawn was bcauli-
fully decorated with lights and flowers
and those who attended regretted that
the downpour oil rain prevented dane
ing in the open. The house, which i,
one OF the most beautiful in the citv
was a scene long to be remembered
by all who were present and despite
the inclement weather glorious time
was had
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
HELP WANTED. MALE

YOUNG MEN WANTED as Post Of
flee Clerks, Letter Carriers, Railway
Mail Clerks and private detectives.
We train and fit you at your own
home and guarantee you. Call at
once as these are lifetime positions
with government and you are needed.
Phone Victory 503S. Ask for Major
Dixon, 1888 South State Street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER.

For first class stenographic work
call at 1888 o. State st. Letters, bills
of sale, mortgages, chattels and wills
etc, all properly drawn up. Dietation
taken by telephone. Can arrange to
call at your office or home for work,
Sundays included.
Special rate to Lodges. Accounts
adjusted and books set up for new
business.
Chas. B. Travis,
Notary Public.
A. J. Twigg, Stenographer,
1898 So. State st.
Phones:
Office: Victory 5038.
Home: Victory 9124.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27

Rev. Charles Wesley Burton. pastor
OF the Lincoln Memorial Congrega
tional Church. Champlain Avenue and
/. Sixty NTH Street. announces that
the Rev. DR.. Alfred Lawless, Jr., for
nerly OF New Orleans and now OF Al
lanta, will preach at the Lincoln Me
mortal Church next Sunday morning
August %. The public is cordially in
vited 70 attend this service to hear
this eminent divine DIR. Lawless is
ono OF our leading Congregational
ministers and has many friends II
Chicago who will want to hear hini
The choir viii render special music
\ cordial welcome and great ines
ss9c will surely be yours. Come.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Mrs. Rande Gives Palm Beach Party

The ,EIte Dancing Class under The
direction OF Mrs. Randlc gave another
Palm Beach Party at Ogden Park last
Saturday night The party was as
dainty and delightful as the invitations
which bid one attend. The visitors
from many cities congratulated Mrs
Randlc on her pretty party at which
III were drce ed i'm white.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
DR.. Beck Engaged.

The engagement is announced OF
Miss Lillian Williams, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Williams. OF 1873
barrow Avenue, Evanston, 10 Df.
ltstcl Thornton Beck, son OF Rev.
Thornton Beck, OF Detroit, Mich. Both
are receiving the congratulations OF
their many friends
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
10000 MEN WANTED.

Men wanted in every walk Of life TO wear
the famous DR.. Pryor's JAPO Marcel Wav-
ing Cap. No more acids, burning or turning
red. The greatest discovery known TO
science. Men are simply wild about it. Sim
ply wear the cap for few minutes and the
hair becomes mareelled. Can be used with
any Hair Preparation. The Medicated Wave
Pad is recommended for growing the hair.
givin life, beauty and color. These Caps
are for sale by all Druggists and Dry Goods
Stores. Thousands of men are now happy.
Every man should use one of these Won
derful Caps. A trial will convince the most
skeptical Price in reach of all. Agents are
making big money. Price of CAP sI2b.
Outfit s2.25. Send today. Agents Outfit
$3.50. No goods sent c. o. d. State size
when ordering.
PRYOR CHEMICAL CO.
1919 State St. Chicago. ILL.,
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
STRUCK BY AUTO.

Mrs. Ada Lumpkin (28), 1910 Wa
bash Avenue. was struck by an atuo
mobile at Forty-seventh and Mich
gan Boulevard, August 10th. She
Sustained bruises about her legs. She
was taken 10 Provident Hospital.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Editors Dine

A Banquet was given in honor Of
he Editors OF Chcago's leading per-
iodicals by The Progressive Chorus
at The Community House, 1901
Wabash Avenue last Friday evening.
Those editors present made suitable
remarks in testimony OF the interest
shown by The Progressive Chorus.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
EETERTAINS WITH DINNER
PARTY

Mr.. aud Mrs. George A. Wilson of
1868 Rhodes Ave. entertained with
dinner ON Tuesday August 10Th, Mrs.
Jimmie Young, Mrs. Jimmie Walker
Of Jackson, Miss. Mrs. White, Mrs
laura Ellington Of indianapolis, Ind.
and Mr.. chas. Alexander, Mrs Quinn
Brown of Engewood After dinner
the guests We're greeted with an nm
usnal musical propram.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
Banker Binga Visits Idlewild Resort

Jesse Rngl banker, paid lndewild
Resort Mich, a visit last week and
vas so much pleased with the resort
that he returned 10 take his wife Tor
short vacation. 1t is expected that
Mr.. Binga will buy and build next
season.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
HELP WANTED FEMALE.

Young women wanted as Depart
mental Clerks, Listing and Filing
Clerks, Clerks of Record and First
Grade Clerks, also Railway Mail
Clerks Lifetime positions with the
Government. We can train you at your
own home and give you guarantee.
Call at once for free information.
Telephone, Victory 5038. O'Brien
Civil Service School, 1888 So. State
Street. Ask for Major Dixon.
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Expects to Teach on Her Return.

Mrs. Irene Jordan, wife Of Joe Jo;.
dan. is e8pected in the city the FIRST
Of the month II is reported thai
Mrs. Jordan. upon her return from
New York City, will again teach il
the city schools.
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Mrs. Rodez Leaves to Recuperate.

Madame Ala G. Rodez, proprictress
OF the Oriental Beauty Parlors, 700
East Thirty ninth Street, left the city
III account Of her health and is with
relatives al New River, Va. The Ori-
entail Parlors are under the manage
ment of Mrs. Lcona Arlington.
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Williams Cut By Richardson.

Henry Williams C32). 1927 Dear
born Street, was seriously cut in the
right cheek over the right eye and on
the right arm in a quarrel with Lester
Richardson OF 3ll9 la Sale Street.
Thc quarrel took place ii }7s2 Federal
Sfrtct.
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Albert George Returns From Topeka.

Attorney Albert George. jlJl Yer
non Avenue. has returned home after
a weeks visit to Topeka, Kans., where
he attended the Supreme Lodge
Knights OF Pythias. He and Maj.
Allen A. Wesley were among the Chi
cago delegation who were highly en-
trrtained al Topeka and Kansas City,
Mo.
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GEo, in Quarrel Over Board and
Room Rent.

John Dennis (45), 25S0 State Street.
was shot III the righl side Of the neck
At his home, August 10th. by Fred
Scott in a quarrel over board ana
room rent. He died almost Instantly
Ills inquest was held August 18th ara
continued to. August i0th.