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The New York herald., 1921-11-20

SECURITY Statesmen.
Can you organize, manage. direct Sc
curity selling sales force. also conduct entire
financial campaign?
New Jersey corporation, now expanding.
has proposition for live wire executive OF
above qualifications to become associated
with an enterprise that may possibly cover
the four corners of the globe. Can you
qualify?
your consideration, address =. o. box "a,
Clifton, N. j., for additional information.
SECURITY Statesmen, high grade live
wires for high grade rubber stock; big
opportunities IL successful; permanent
connections can be arranged: big COM
mission to start with. Call all day Mon
day. Consumers Tire 6 Rubber Corp,
13f West 65th st.
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SALESMEN-Thrce ambitious and
clean cut young men az canvass-
ers and brokers In long established
real estate firm; state age, educa-
tlon and experience, n any. II 800
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
srENoGRAPHm.


A LARGE NEW YORK FIRM
WISHES TO ENGAGE A THOR
oUGHLY EXPERIENCED srENoa-
RAPHER. 2l TO "A YEARS OF AGE.
FOR THE OFFICE OF THE GEN.
ERAL MANAGER AND WOE
PRESIDENT THIS POSITION PRE-
SCENTS AN EXCEPTIONAL oPPoR-
TUNTTY TO A BRIGHT. CLEAN
OUT AND AMBITIOUS YOUNG
MAN WITH UNDERSTANDABLE
REFERENCES. ADDRESS. STAT
ING EDUCATION. EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY EXPECTED. BOX
127, 200 CABLE BLDG.
and typLst. young man
state experience and references; $1S pei
week to start: good opportunity for advance
ment. Write @ 1928 Herald. 10th st.
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sALEsMEN.

Give rs 20 minutes Of your time Tor
an interyiew-and we may be able to
put you In touch with a proposition
whereby you can earn 20 times more
than you are earning now.
Men here do make $4,000 and better
r. you have as much ability AZ they
We will give you the same chance.
because you are interested In your
future and desire to make a perma-
nent connection-read our half column
advertisement elsewhere In this sec
tion headed
LESMEN-wRITING A LETTER
MAY GET YOU AN ANNUAL IN
COME OF 1900"
Write Immediately. bs3 Herald,
$50 Broadway.
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SALESMAN

Permanent position open with high class
9TH av. house for n first class salesman ex-
lerienced In selling fine porcelains and
Reply. with all particulars. stating age, ex-
perience, salary expected. Address Conff-
Dental, Room eO6. Times Bldg
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SALES EXECU CUTIvE.
EXPERIENCED IN SELLING DIRECT
TO CONSUMER.
Well established. nationally known.
financially sound manufacturer. be-
cause of rapid sales expansion. seeks
man, age 30-35. experienced In sell
ing or managing high grade sales
force in office speciality. house to
house. or similar field. Commission
with drawing account. Man for this
job has proved that he Is worth
5000 or more per year. This Is an
exceptional opportunity for advance
ment In responsibility and income.
Please write complete history of
your business experience. Send photo
graph IL possible. which will be re-
turned. Applications held In conf
dence. Y 2029 Herald. 10th st.
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SPECIALITY selesmen wanted 10 sell high
grade eyelet and paper fastening machine
TO the business houses, banks, bond ana
other first class establishments: the machine
rctails for S25; will pay agents spiendid
profit. Apply 1911. 395 Broadway.
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statesmen,
Who wish to become executives.
We need several honest, rcd-bioodcd mon
In New York City who can help and ber
helped by the practical cooperation that
has made permanent success for this
company.
Real live men are finding opportunity for
life work: liberal commission and an op-
portunity 20 attain quick promotion.
Tho company Is well known, manufactur-
ing a product now being used by thou
sands OF people and combined with our
cooperation. leads, sales letters and ad-
vertising, your success In assured.
Don't pass up this advertisement; II you
are the type OF man we are seeking,
then this is tho opportunity you are
Call and see
BURNRITT,
14f West 98th ST.,
New York, NJ. Y.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

Large corporation offers unusually attrac-
tive sales opportunity TO several Intelligent
men possessing pleasant personality and clean
record; permanent position; close coopera-
tion: liberal compensation and n real oppor-
tunity for advancement to managerial posi-
tion to those who can qualify. Room 503.
~ Trinity place, city
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sALEsMEN. OIL.

statesmen. OIL.
This strong dividend paying issue is backed
up by widely known group OF highly sue
cessful men in the industry and calls for
leads. Telephone Vanderbilt 10333. Ask
for Mr.. Edwards.
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statesmen,

SALESMEN,
KNITTED CLOTH PIECE GOODS.
A nationally known line offers ex-
cellent opportunities to resident sales
men acquainted with buyers of knitted
materials for outer wear purposes,
known as Jersey cloth: this Is not n
seasonal business: commissions multi
ply as volume develops; business get
ters who are alert, therefore, have a
real future II they can qualify. Apply
by letter. box 100. 200 Gable Building.
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STOCK Statesmen WANTED.
r.. A. Crozer g. Co., stock and bond DEAL
ers. Suite 2fo at 103 Park avenue, New YORK
city, want honest. energetic and capable
salesmen to sell securities. Excl isive local
agency granted to satisfactory party. Ref
erences required. Call or write stating
your experience II any. and full facts about
voursclf.
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SALESMAN,
CHIFFON; SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR
ENERGETIC, AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN
70 REPRESENT A LARGE CHIFFON AND
NETTING DEPT. TO CALL ON THE
CUTTING UP, WAIST, DRESS AND NECK
WEAR TRADE. MILLINERY JOBBERS
AND DRESSMAKERS, SUPPLY HOUSES;
UNLIMITED POSSIBILITIES TO THOSE,
POSSESSING INITIATIVE AND ABILITY;
STRICTLY COMMISSION P,ASIs; STATE
AGE, EXPERIENCE. &C. G 2i07 HERALD,
HERALD SQUARE.
SALESMAN wanted. 30-35 years old: only
producer with record considered; must be
veil educated and Christian: will be
offered position with rapidly growing or
eanizaton providing he can demonstrate
ability to make good don't apply II you
cannot. Write. giving record of your sales
experience. In confdens'. c 2091 Herald,
Herald square.
SALESMEN-High grade security, new in
dustrial stock Issue with phenomenal earn
ing capacity. high commissions paid and a
wonderful opportunity offered 10 your cli-
ents. who may have bought unproductive se-
curities; sales manager will interview n lin
tied number OF men on Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday, between 10 and ~ A. NJ and
80 TO p. NJ. Apply room 1902. ii6 Mas
san ST.
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wATCIIMAN wanted for private residence,
strong man, about 50 or 60 years of age,
who has had experience as watchman in first
class homes: must have excellent references
and be honest. sober and dependable; good
wages. Il 1865 Herald, Fulton st.
YOUNG man for stock clerk cutlery, hard
perience, salary expected, Matthews, p. o.
Box s51. City Hall station. N: Y. city.
YOUNG man with experience In real estate
dress, with full particulars, stating age. X,
room 32. IS Broadway.
YOUNG man. learn new business; expert
ence Unnecessary; we teach you to make
$50 weekly. $50 Herald. Herald SO.
Instruction.
BECOME
TRAFFIC. MANAGER.
Conditions point to an enormously In
creased demand for traffic experts
within the next six months: salaries will
A system has been devised by a group
of traffic specialists to fit men for this
growing need.
By this system. without interfering
with your present work at All; you can
Find out about IL. Call or phone for
zinformation or write Dept. H-5. No obii-
la sxLLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
li2 W. 42d ST.. N. Z. O. Bryant 1920.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs,
BEADS.

BEADS-Wanted. by blind veteran soldier.
the address OF some firm that sells large,
Please send samples and prices. Direct
JOHN EDWARD BARRETT. Nat. Military
Home, Kansas.
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WEARING ArPAREL-rEIALE.

real Chinese skirt; sell s1ooS
1851 Herald. Bronx.
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SALESMAN wanted familiar with steamship
trade Reply. stating age. experience and
references. o 1923 Herald, Fulton nj.
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TELEPHONE SALESMAN.
House dealing in listed securities desires
services Of one or two live wire telephone
statesmen who can produce business. D. c.,
521 Herald. 2S0 Broadway.
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shop. Apply @. A. Grandjean, 155 Il. AID.
BOOKKEEPER and cashier wanted; must be
thoroughly competent and familiar with
importing and jobbing business. Address,
giving experience and details, references and
salary desired, w 2S9 Herald, Herald square.
VALET and butler to take care of gentle-
mans apartment: must board and live out !;
all evenings free; only high class man con-
sidered; no appointment will be granted un-
less you give experience. age. nationality and
wages desired. Q 536 Herald, $50 B'way.
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Statesmen.
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR Statesmen AND MEN OF AMBITION
TO MAKE REAL MONEY IN AN ENTIRE
LY NEW FIELD.
WE ARE THOROUGHLY ORGANIZED, AS
OUR DIFFERENT DEPARTMENTS ARE
CONDUCTED BY MEN TRAINED TO EX-
ECUTE THEIR PARTICULAR DUTIES.
THE MEN JOINING OUR oRGANIZA-
T1ON AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE
FOUNDATION FOR A PERMANENT CON-
NECTIoN WITH UNLIMITED PosSIBILI-
TIES.
WE APPEAL TO AMBITIOUS MEN AND
THEY MUST BE READY AND WILLING
TO WORK OUR PLAN OUR WAY.
If YOU CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE
DROP US A LINE TO-DAY.
IN REPLYING KINDLY STATE YOUR
AGE. NATIONALITY AND WHETHER
YOU HAVE HAD ANY SELLING EXPERT
ENCE. If YOUR LETTER INTERESTS
US WE WILL ARRANGE AN INTERVIEW
BY APPOINTMENT.
2f2O HERALD, HERALD SO.
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TyPEwRITERs RENTED.
Three months. $3.50 up.
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEWRTTER9.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO..
3l5 broadway, at Leonard ST. Tclephons
20 r. 22d St, oc. Madison uv Franklin 540r
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
10 Barclay 81. Tel. 4I3S Barclay.
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Observation-Disclosures.

MODERN society dancing. aesthetic exerc1ss;
private studio. Miss PANDJARvIS, %
East 49th st. Plaza 9420.
MIR. AND MRS. SADLER's DANCING
ACADEMY. 27S6 B'way. Academy i661,
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DIR. TARsY. le4 Monroe st., Brooklyn. spe.
ctally for chronic. "incurable" diseases.
2-7 p. NJ. Phone LAFAYETTE 1b40J
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HELP WANTED AND TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVl
HELP WANTED-MALE.

MANA man wanted, experienced In metal
stamping and embossing; steady position
for reliable man. 552 Park av., West New
York, N. J.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

You would like TO earn 500 next week.
wouldn't you?
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NsTRUCTION-cooKING

LEMCKE COOKING SCHOOL, 20 W. 9th
st-Practical individual work; classes daily
Telephone Riverside 2S24. Special cooks
classes.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsMEN.

One month ago we stopped our adver-
tising for statesmen. to concentrate on
and build up our present Sales Force
of approximately 100 men. These men
came in answer TO our extensive adver-
tising Cup TO a month ago. with some
1000 others. The other 1900 didn't have
the vision to recognize the potential pos
sibilities In the opportunity a connection
with our Organization offered. (The
head man for Last month. as he was
leaving after his first call, was told by
two of these 1900 that 1t was 'all bunk"
Every proposition which means work Is
always that to some men,
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A beautifully singing male canary ana nm
ported brass cage with glass guards, So
2oo1 Boston road d77th st).
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STOCK statesmen

STOCK Statesmen
of experience wanted to sell stock
for going corporation. You deal
direct with the officers of the
company; our proposition will
stand the most minute investiga-
tion: none but men with expsri-
ence, clean and successful record
need apply; liberal commission to
the right men. Call between ~
and o'clock.
e. W. CARDINAL & CO.. mo.
Room 91s, II East 42d st.
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-Lucius Bell returned to Norfolk
Thursday after spending the holidays
in Pensacola with Mrs. Bell and chill
dren. who are guests at the home of
her mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Wilson. Mrs.
Bell will remain in the city until
spring.
Mrs. L. NJ. Merritt and daughter,
Miss Mamie Merritt, have taken apart
ments with Miss Minnie Potter on n.
BayIen-st while alterations are being
made on their home
Miss jamie Knowles, who arrived
Thursday from New York, accom-
panied by Miss Brown, who will re-
main as a guest at Harbourview, will
return to her work in New York Sun
day evening. Mr.. Ellis Knowles and
Billie Knowles are also planning to
leave for New York. Billie being en-
route to Simsbury Conn, to resume
his studies.
Mr.. Ralph Kennedy and two sons,
! Jack and Pete. returned to Monroe
vile, Ala, after a very pleasant visit
with Mr. Kennedy's relatives, Messrs.
f. c. and Alfred Bradley. living on Z.
Jackson st.
Ensign and Mrs. Hoffer are now
residing on n. Spring-st. The Hof-
fers made many friends during a pre-
vious stay here.
/ Lieut.. Houston L. Naples has been
ordered to the u. S. S. Hannibal after
having been attached TO the local
/ Naval Air Station for some time.
I Mr.. Robert Z. Tracy of Boston,
! who has been spending the holidays
! here as the guest of his brother and
| sister-in law, Mr.. and Mrs. F. D,
| Tracy. expects to leave shortly for
! his home i'm Boston.
! Miss AdeIia Rosasco of Bay Point
Fla, is the very charming guest of
I Miss Margaret oliver at her z. jack
/ son-st home,
! Friends will regret very much to
learn of the serious illness of Mrs
Doris Hirschman. As w. Gregory-st
| Mrs. Herschman makes her home with
/ her daughter, Mrs. Herman Gold
smith. Mesdames Henry Rosenbloom
] Aaron Jacobs and r. Heinberg of Ope-
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DELIGHTFUL MEETING OF
THE FIVE HUNDRED GLIB.

AT the meeting of the Five Hundred
Club, that plays fortnightly for the
Woman's Home, with Miss Florence
Marston yesterday afternoon, the six
tables of players, after a couple of
hours engaged in play, We're served
wit htea, accompanied by delicious
chicken salad sandwiches, cake and
candy.
The guests who enjoyed this very
pleasant afternoon were: Mrs. George
Short of Durant, Okla, who is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Cottrell Mrs.
J. S. Heidelberg Of Mobile, who is the
guest of her mother. Mrs. A v.
Clubbs; Miss Josie May Simmons of
Mobile, the guest of Miss Mae White,
and four young college girls, who are
spending the holidays in Pensacola
with their families, Misses Barrie Born,
Elizabeth Oerting, Aline Bonacker and
Mary Beggs.
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After seeing the wonderIul results
my husband obtained from Tanlac l
began taking the medicine myself, and
now we both agree that 1T is the
grandest medicine on earth, said
Mrs. Nancy Sharp. a prominent and
highly esteemed resident of Los An
geles, Calf, living at s21 Camulous
street, whose husband is proprietor
Of the Merchants Express Co.
"During the twelve years that suf-
fered with indigestion and stomach
trouble I tried nearly every medicine
heard about, but nothing helped me
and I lost faith in everything. SO,
nv wonderful restoration to health
has been one of the greatest surprises
of my life.
"T began to feel an Improvement
upon finishing my second bottle OF
Tanlac, and now after taking six bot
Ties am like a new woman. have
splendid appetite. eat three hearty
meals day, enjoy them thoroughly
and am never troubled in the least
with indigestion or any other disagree
able after effects
Before taking Tanlac most every
thing I ate caused my stomach to re :
bel and I would suffer for hours af-
forwards. I was so dreadfully nervous
that many nights I never closed my
eyes in sleep, but now / am not the
least nervous and sleep like child.
My strength has been wonderfully in
creased. and / have much more ener-
gy.
Il just wish it was so everybody
troubled like I was knew about this
wonderful medicine"
Tanlac is sold in Pensacola by
Crystal Pharmacy.
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NJ RS. CHRISTY
CAT HON En-

Mrs. H. H. Christy entertained very
delightfully."- the members of service
and civilian society at another of the
series of afternoon receptions, which
she has planned for the season, yes
terday at the commandments quarters
at the Naval Air Station. The hostess
was assisted in dispensing this pleas
ant hospitality by Mrs. r. w. Caba-
Miss, wife of Commander Cabaniss,
captain of tn eyard; Mesdames Strong,
Lhamon, Nelson and Hoffer, wives of
other naval officers, and Mrs Frank
Taylor, Mrs. w. II. Knowles, Mrs. Rob-
ert Hyer, Mrs. Henry Hilton Green
and Mrs. Joseph Seligman of New
York. who is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. h Knowles. The
young girls who assisted were Misses
Marjorie Christy, Beatrice Howe, Eliz-
abeth Aiken and Miss Beall, who is a
sister-in-law of DR.. Smith of the naval
hospital.
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NEW YEARS AT
THE SAN CARLOS.

In the gay dining room of the San
Carlos, ablaze with light, misty with
confetti and streaked and striped with
serpentines, a large and brilliant COM
pany dined and danced and blew and
rang the new year in last evening.
The many tables, which were simply
centered with cut flowers, We're set
not only in the main dining room, but
many were also placed in the trellis
room. This notable evening was not
brought to a close until the wee. small
hours. Elaborate decorative effects
were not attempted, but the simple
beauty of the beautifully frescoed
rooms was most effective as a back
ground for the daintily gowned ladies
and the bold and blue and browns Of
many uniforms.
Among the guests were:
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Thomas, u S.
N, and their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Edmundson, Miss Joanna
| Edmundson, Miss Lillian Thomas and
Messrs. Picket Jones and Howard
Mayes.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Duncan, of Mus
kogee, Okla, entertained a party OF
seven, Mr.. and Mrs. Herrel Covington
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Davis Yonge and
Mr. Lawrence Green Of New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kahn had as
their guests DR. and Mrs. Mozart A
Lischkoff.
DR.. and Mrs. Lhamon of the Naval
Air Station had a party composed OF
Lieut.. and Mrs. Cyril Simard, Lieut.
end Mrs. George Henderson, Capt and
Mrs. Mitchell, Lieut.. and Mrs. Tom
Gray and Lieut.. and Mrs. A Madsen.
At another table Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Merritt entertained Lieut.. and Mrs.
George Radford, Miss Kitten Merritt
and Mr. Hunter Long, Miss Doris
Merritt and Lieut.. A McFall, u. $.
N. Miss Eleanor Mitchell and Mr..
Jack Merritt, Miss Aline Bonacker
and Mr.. Richard Merritt
congenial party inclued Mrs.
Leonard Frank, Mr.. Joe Manasse Miss
Sylvia Kahn and Mr. Edgar Kugle-
man, Miss Helen Wadell of Tyler,
Tex, and Mr.. Jenning Hirschkovitz,
Mr.. Mark Mayer and Miss Janice
Kahn, Mrs. Martin Tohrner and Mr..
Claude Kugleman, Miss Ruth Damn
heisser and Mr.. Walter Joseph
Seated at another table were Misses
Vivian Levy, Hazel Jacoby, Beulah
Breenhut. Lucille Goldring. Edwina
Marks of Mobile. Bertha Lischkoff and
Hilda Bear; Messrs. Robert Kahn,
Leon Lischkoff, Simon Waggenheim,
Lewis Bunner, Lewis Rosenau, Ber-
tram Coleman and Jake Kahn
Mr.. Frank Jarrett. Miss, Susie John
son, Lieut.. Vitcor MarineHi and Miss
Clara Pepper, Capt. Cook and Miss
Essie Burres composed a congeniaI
party.
other parties were: Maj Graham
Parker four; DR.. S. r. Nj. Kennedy.
six; Mr.. Sam Hyams. six; Mr.. Elliott,
six; Mr.. Keiser, fourteen: Mr. NAL
colin Yonge, twelve; Lieut.. Miller,
two; Mr. Theodore Youngfelt, four;
Lieut. Comdr. Dodd, two; Lieut. Hol-
land, four; Lieut. Chapline, five; Lieut..
o'Connor two; Capt. Goodman. elev-
en-. and Mr.. and Mrs. Max L. Bear,
six.
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DIckERSoN GRAHAM
WEDDING

a pretty wedding was celebrated
late New Years eve at the home OF
Mrs. Josie Graham, 10S e. Romano St
when her daughter Warra DeFleur
plighted her troth to Mr.. IT. ]. Dick
crson. Rev. DR.. w. p Hurt. pastor
cf the Gadsden street Methodist
church. of6ciated Effective decora =
lions in the Christmas colors made the
living room a pretty scene for the
ceremony.
The bride wore a becoming travelling
gown Of blue tricotine with accesso-
ries 70 match. She was attended by
her sister, Miss Fulda Graham. Mr..
Dallas Swindle was best man.
Following the ceremony an informal
reception was held and light refresh
ments served. Mr.. Dickerson left last
night with his bride for points i'm Ala
bama for abort honeymoon. On their
return Mr.. sand Mrs. Dickerson will
be at home to friends at 10S Z. Ro-
mana-st.
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FRIENDS ENTERTAIN FOR
SHERRY MADAM AND
AlR AnlISIN

Miss Katherine McAdam of Dothan.
Ala, who is the guest of her aunt and
uncle Mr. and Mrs. S. II. McAdam, at
their home on Z. Gadsden-st, shared
honors with her cousin, sherry Nc
Adam, at a charming little dance,
which a number of their friends
planned for them. Miss McAdam and
Sherry are leaving today for Mont
gomery and so this courtesy was in
the nature of a farewell for them. All
during the evening fruit punch re-
freshed the guests. The evening was
interspersed with many lively college
yells, which lent quite a delightful
sprightliness to the affair. Miss Faus-
tina assisted Mrs. McAdams in enter
tanning the guests.
Pensacola will miss Sherry for the
next few years as his college work
and his scholarship qualified for en-
trance at the Naval Academy at An
napolis. Though only 16 years of age,
he graduated with second honors of
his class at st. Bernards. at Cullman
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lousas, La, other daughters Of Mrs.
Hirschman, and Mr.. Charles Savkman
of Alexandria, La, have arrived to be
at Mrs. Hirschman's bedside.
MIR. and Mrs. L. d. Daniels have
had as their guests their brothers,
George, Sumter, Robert and Philo
Lii say, and also Miss Ethel Lindsay
of Mobile. The boys have returned to
their home in Mobile. where they at
tend Wrights Military Academy, and
Miss Lindsay has resumed her studies
at Judson College.
Mrs. J. w. Kendall of st. Louis,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. A c. Reilly, 10 q. Brainerd, has
returned to her home after a months
visit.
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PROGRESSIVE PEANUT
PARTY.

Another of the delightful affairs ar
ranged for Miss Katherine McAdams,
the much feted guest of Mr. and Mrs
S, T. McAdam, was the jolly little pea
nut party. which Mrs. McAdam gave
on Tuesday evening. Amid the holi-
day decorations of holly and mistle-
tone several games Of progressive
peanuts were enjoyed. The guests
were served a delightful salad course
Among these were Misses Faustine
Bombay. Bessie ReinschmtJlt, Ethel
Hopgood, Ruby Bell and Katherine
Allen. The boys who attended this
AFFAIR wefe James and Thomas Nc
Hugh, Ed Bombay, sherry McAdans,
Emil Pfeiffer and d. j. Reinschmidt
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MIDNIGHT MASS FOR
THE DYING WEAR

fF1G OEiNA fEAh.
Yes, the year Is growing old,
And his eye is pale and bleared!
Death, with frosty hand and cold.
Plucks the old man by the beard.
SoreIy-sorely!
Through woods and mountain passes
The winds, like anthems, roll;
They are chanting solemn masses,
Singing; Pray for this poor soul,
Pray-pray!"
And the hooded clouds like friars,
Tell their beads in drops OF rain.
And patter their doleful prayers
But their prayers are all in vain,
All in vain!
There he stands in the foul weather,
The foolish, fond Old Year,
Crowned with wild flowers and with
heather,
Like weak, despised Lear
A king-a king!
To the crimson woods he saith
To the voice, gentle and low,
or the soft air like a daughters
breath
pray do not mock me so!
DO not laugh at met"
Foo there shall come a mightier blast,
There shall be a darker day:
And the stars. from heaven down cast.
Like red leaves be swept away!
Kyrie, eleysonl
Christie, eleysonl
Selection from Midnight Mass
for Dying Year"-Longfellow