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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


BOoKKEEPER, stenogrspher, experienced.
"a av.
BOOKKEEPER's assistant. ambitious begin
ner, business school graduate, desires posi-
ton. Jennie Newman. 81 p. 5sth. PLAN 2993.
BOOKKEEPER'S assistant; graduate OF
business school. capable beginner. Carrie
koltash, 81 r.. 5eth ct. Plaza 2094.
BUTLER, waitress; country summer city
later. Write or phone Monday until 10
r. M. w. G., S45 West 3lth ST. Longacre
1857.
CARETAKER. good couple, wants position
IN private house. Driscoll. 60 West S3d,
basement.
CfIAMBERNfAID aud waitress, two sisters
want situations; good references. Miss d.
rinel. ae3 9Th nv.
CHANBERMAID or Hotel Work-Cirl, col :
ofed. Carew, 244 W. Gath ST. Tel Ct-
iumbus 1857.
CHAMBERMAID, colored girl. country ai
winter; nice family. Write Morrison q ctrs
Burton, IA w. i44th.
cfIAMBERNfA1D or waltress.-R Refined bust
ness girl wishes position, city. country.
500; adults only. - Herald, Herald "a.
CIIAAIBERNiAID--Maid, Swiss girl, syants
position hairdresser. 1852 Isexingto,, av
Rhinelander 3ooi
CEIAMBERNAID-Girl, colored, wishes posi-
ton roomlng house. 300 w. i44th, csre Lee.
ctIAMBERMA1D. Swedish, r7ornlngs refer
cnces. r. f.. f5T East sT.h.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

ANONYAfOUS-will party who mailed letter
from City Hall Station, dated August 10.
at 80. regarding G. A. r.. please COM
municate further? All win be treated with
greatest confidence. Box b 303 Herald. Her
aid ga.
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OAK BLUFF INN. $40 Deal Lake Drive, As
bury Park-Opposite water dock: homelike
boarding: excellent table: rate S6 per day,
S2o-S3o per person per week. Phone 257S
Asbury Park.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. machinist wishes
position private family. Lindberg, POI
West 130th st.
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HOUSEKEEPER, working by widow of re-
finement; competent. reliable and trust
worthy references. Mrs. Hillman. 541 W.
lo2d ST NJ
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COUNTRY bakery, ! hour by train; 10
years lease; low rent; over 81 900 weekly
business sacrifice s12.5o0. Room "a,
East 4od
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CHAUFFEUR-F:xp Experienced city suburbs:
Al references from present employer. S 6t
Herald Herald square.
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CHAUFFEUR, French, IS years experience
foreign, American cars; all repairs: AL
references. Alexandra, 50 W. 61st. Col. 1858.
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ATLANTIC CITY STATES GARAGE, At
lantic av., near States, two story brick.
steel and concrete construction; marble front
showroom, elevator. turntable capacity 125
cars best known garage in the State OF New
Jersey. For full information apply to q. j.
ADAMS CO.. Real Estate and Law Bldg.
Atlantic City, n. j.
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HOUSEKEEPER-R son and daugh-
ter. references; small salary. l4o2
Herald. Harlem
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

MAsSEUSE (colored). license 2s094. desires
few more lady patients. MCDONNELL.
Audubon 1896.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. Korean; very care
full driver. handy in every way; best refer
ences. Phone Gramercy 5799.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

EDIPHONES For Sale-2 Edison Ediphones
and / shaving machine also quantity OF
records, all in good condition. HARDER
KNIT HOSIERY CO. 346 Broadway, city.
GENUINE OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF
famous auto race drivers and cars: fine
for your den. Write for list, COBURN
PHOTO g FILM CO., indianapolis, Ind.
LIGHT. airy, attractive office. partitioned:
fully equipped, mahogany furniture. tele-
phone trunk lines; low rent: suitable for any
line OF business, In best midtown section;
Will sell for reasonable price. Tel. Fitz
Roy 1852
WARDROBE trunk. Neverbreal, full size
never been used. Phone, Sunday. Ford
ham gbQ2J
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YOUNG woMAN-ABILITY

II you are looking for an able
assistant or head OF a depart
nent. can heartily recommend
the young woman who has
worked for several years as my
secretary and general assistant
IN an advertising agency. She
has n keen mind with good
Judgment and tact: she knows
how 10 do things well and has
the pleasant personality that
enables her 10 get things done
willingly by others. She ia
avails Bile for another position
only because we are reducing
personnel to cut expenses.
Address n. ". k. Box 40,
Postal Station +, n. Y. q.
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Connecticut.

NEW CANAAN, CONN.
The Ardsley. open year round rooms with
or without bath. Phone Mrs. ]. NJ. SILL
MAN.
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COMPANY manufacturing Rubber Ace Inner
Tire, which supplants universal inflated
tire. No artificial initiation required. there
fore punctures and blowouts impossible. De-
livery autos of large New York department
store, after thorough test, now equipping
with these tires. Others will follow when
recognized. We have tire guaranteed for
agencies and information address e. c..
PECK, Secretary, New Market N. ].
OLD established roonling house filled with
permanent roomers; good income; reason
going South. 40 State St, Bridgeport, Conn
YOUR 2S word advertisement In rs country
town newspapers, $6; write for list. +. l..
MILLER, Syracuse, N. Y.
PROMOTER wanted to promote and finance
meritorious enterprise: good profit assured.
L 62s Herald $50 Broadway.
RESTAURANT for sale. on account going to
Europe; price 81, 500 cash; no agent. 5706
Sd av., Brooklyn.
$500 wanted; antique business and school to
Te-rush chairs. BULKELEY, Hamilton ST.,
Poughkeepsie.
JOHN II. PATTERSON, $50 E. 18th ST.
House and office cleaning; clean and re-
finish from cellar to garret. Stuyvesant $685..
RATED notes, trace acceptances and
counts bought. Room 1871 43 Exchange pL
SELL patent nursing bottle protector for
cash. Francis Mahoney. Edgewater. N. ].
FOR SALE, candy store. with living rooms.
10 Herald. Herald "a.
CANADIAN patent. great commercial vaiue,
for sale. II Herald. Herald SO.
RELIABLE partner wanted develop profit
able metal patent. Sc Herald. Herald SO.
PARTNER with capital wanted in estab-
lished fur business. A 240 Herald. 35th.
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EXECUTIVE.

An established lumber concern seeks
an executive TO manage New York Of
flee. Investment of $1,000 required.
First class references given and ex-
pected. Full detail given at personal
interview. Give phone number for ap-
pointment. r 142 Herald, Herald So.
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YOUNG woman with hoy Q years house
maid, where her services viii be appre-
ciated references. Write. box 80, 2eso
I'd av.
YOUNG woman competent. wishes position
working housekeeper. business people or
gentleman's home preferred: good references.
I. 100 Herald. Herald So
YOUNG; woman of exceptional executive lbil-
ity desires position as office manager;
references. l. 6iI Herald. ESQ B'way.
YOUNG woman. efficient; small family.
country. good salary. w 81 Herald, Her
aid 50.
YOUNG; woman. colored, wants general
houseworlS. Nicola. 225 West G2d.
YOUNG lady wishes position, moving pic.
lures Immediately. S 200 Herald, Herald "a.
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and mechanic. single. IL years
experience driving and shop; expert on high
grade cars: exceptional references. Address
g., 1JT East 4Tth st.
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Country Board Wanted

wANTED-Good home and proper care in
private family or school for my two chill
dren: ages. boy and girl 8: outside of New
York city, not over so miles. state best
terms and all particulars. l. 80 Herald,
Herald So
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WE PAY CASH for old postage stamps and
stamp collections; old letters are valuable
Write COBURN STAMP CO., 20 w. goth st.
Indianapolis, Ind.
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Massachusetts.
New York. :

THE HOUSE BY THE SIDE OF THE
ROAD"
An ideal haven of rest for professional
and business people: terms $21 to SIS. Mrs.
L. X. PEASE. Hatfield. Mass.
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Furniture.

CONTENTS 10 rooms. beautifully furnished
home, including Oriental rugs. piano.
sold, must vacate Sept. 1 location. go Ey-
eter St, Manhattan Beach. Phone owner.
Cortlandt 16d3.
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CHAUFFEUR (French swiss). many years
experience, own repairs. wishes position.
private three years last position; Al refer
ence anywhere. Surmont. 200 Wallace St.
Orange. N. j.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENTS.
WRITE for free illustrated Guide Book
and EVIDENCE OF CONCEPTION BLANK.
Send model sketch and description of in
vention for our opinion Of patentabe nature
free; HIGHEST REFERENCE, PROMPT
SERVICE; REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR J. EVANS E. CO.,
New York office, 1908 Wooiwcrth Building.
Phone Barclay 647f
PATENTS-Send for free booklet, Highest
references best results: promptness
sured. WATSON f. COLEMAN, Patent
Lawyer, 62i + ST., Washington. d. C.
PATENTS PROCURED = TRADE MARKS
REGISTERED. A comprehensive expert
enced. prompt service for the protection and
development of your idea; full Information,
advice and form ITO Record Your Inven,
tion" free on request. RICHARD b. OWEN,
2276 Woolforth Bldg. Phone Barclay 1894
PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED.
Trademarks registered by reliable Patent
Attorneys and Engineers. Free consultation.
MANUFACTURERS PATENT COMPANY,
800 Fifth Phone Vanderbilt 1912.
INVENTORS. -Twenty-five dollars saved on
patent applications: sensible book free.
CAL CARL LARSEN CO. is Park row.
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recommends excep-
tionally trustworthy, temperate chauffeur
Hendricks 400 II. 51st st.
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real chance an opportunity IS offered
whereby an investment of $50 may secure
generous life income, offer is open to any
body of good character. please state where
Employed full particulars by mail only. r
S6S Herald. Fulton sit.
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dcrstands care chickens. COWS, horses ca
pabe making repairs; references. Wilson,
o07o 9Th av.
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DOCTOR win sell half interest in electrical
treatment office (paying large profits) TO
doctor registered In New York State, who
will give his time to the work. Address
$ 64 Herald. Herald 50.
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New Jersey.
BOARD for gentleman or one or two school
children; suburbs Jersey City. Write O.
G. Gl ID ST. Hoboken.
GO BACK TO THE FARM.

Whether for your vacation, recreation or
Just visit. Come TO 1876 acre farm, near
Freehold: large lawns. oak, maple and pine
trees: orchards; So minutes Asbury Park;
week end parties a speciality. rates $12 TO
SIS weekly, inquire NOW. open all year
Mrs. II. c. STULTS. Englishtown N. ].
Phono Engl!shtown 133-F 4.
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HOUSEKEEPER companion. refined. mid
die aged woman, fine cook, cheerful. oblig-
ing. wishes position; city. country Box I'D.
1464 Sd ay
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CHAUFFEUR open. expert driver.
city, country. good mll1er. butter maker.
married. Post box 200, Valatie, n. Y
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CHAUFFEUR seeks position: best of refer
ences; IL years private families: Pierce
Arrow only. Alfred NOLAN, 3ii T.. 139th.
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CHAUFFEUR wishes position: private COM
merclal careful driver. Macams Stanley.
10th
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HouSEKEEPER. experienced hotel, success
ful In managing help and upkeep OF rooms,
seeks engagement. Write A. D., las Column
hua
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WILL. iryes, sea 10 i.ftren uiousond collars
n tsv~iopin9 business, or rarchase stock
q fnyM1y ~ ~esrtauceA are satisfactory,
O. wi'tout s-rvsces. G 2 Ia ilosald,
H.rald "a.
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HOUSEKEEPER. widow. refined conscien.
tious, trustworthy; entire charge; refined
home: excellent references. NJ 1873 Herald.
Washington Heights
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HOUSEKEEPER, managing: cook; expert
enced American woman of good family and
son, high school senior; reliable, well rec
commended: good suburban nome preferred 10
high wages. S "a Herald. Herald 50.
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COUPLE, married, desire position with small
family IN country home; best references.
/ Gin rln. 1hA ". lAfaf.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT -BOOKKEEPER. Engiishman,
last IA years office manager Britisll-Amer-
lean firm. recently retired equipped by edu-
cation. experience and personality for highly
responsible position. entire charge OF ac-
counts and finances. Howard. d78 West
liDth ST. Audubon 23SS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. German woman.
with girl 8. good cook. wants position pri-
waite family without small children: best rel
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted FemaIe--Domestic

The help problem has been solved by
the United Employment Agency. We
have hundreds of competent maids
daily; a personal call viii convince
YOU.
UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
l65 Z. I'D St, corner Sd av.
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HOUSEKEEPER, companion. seamstress,
maid, by competent gentlewoman; dress
making, French. German. English. B.. 1914
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

HousEKEEPER. practical nurse. middle
wishes position In small apartment with
some one appreciating one far above aver
age; care semi-invalid: no laundry. Mrs.
Van Allen, 1896 W. 18th
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SECRETARY, stenographer; eight years ex-
perience; can furnish excellent references.
Phone Mad. so. 474s ext. u. Monday.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

LADIES.
we assist you IN the efficient selection Of
first class domestic help, male. female and
couples, at our newly established
The UP-TO- DATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Ungar & Palm. Propa.,
17S East list ST., s. w. corner Sd av.
Phone Rhinelander O204
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COMPANION or housekeeper, woman. re-
fined, educated and tactful. desires POSI-
tion; previous executive experience. quail
fled 70 assume complete burden OF manag-
ping, &C.: speaks French and German and
a graduate nurse besides: splendid refer
ences. Opportunity, w SO Herald. Her
aid 50.
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CRETAR Y-STENOGRAPHER.
CHRISTIAN, s YEARS ENPFRI-
ENCE, CAPABLE. CONSCIENTIOUS.
BEST REFERENCES. SALARY $50.
81 HERALD, HERALD SO.
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SARATOGA SPRfNGS-Adelphi Hotel for
sale; on Broadway between Grand Union
and United States Hotels: so rooms, elevator
gruond floor reasonable mortgage. j..
WADE HAMPTON. 20 Broadway, Yonkers.
~. ".
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-20

what sleep was. My suffering had
almost made complete nervous
wreck of me and was so weak |
wasn't worth a n excl as far as work
was concerned thought my troubles
had life long grip on me- and wa
about as discouraged as a man ever
gets
Well. beiose | had finished my first
bottle OF Tanlac | realized il was
Different fFom anything I ever tried,
1T suited my case exactly And now
for almost the first time since | can
remember | can eat anything want
and digest it. | haven't an ache or
pa u and have gained fifteen pounds in
weight just feel good all over and
am full OF life and energy these days.
Everywhere go | talk Tanlac. It
hasn't an equal
Tanlac is sold in Bennington by w.
L. Gokay; in Plainfield by h F. Lea.
witt and in North Bennington by A.
~ Shepard
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It's an actual fact I'm in good
health for the first time in thirty years
and owe my present splendid con-
dition to Tan &C and nothing else
was the emphatic statement of Prof
c. j. Budlong, wellknown and high
ly respected citizen of Manchester, N.
H.. residing at AZ School street,
Practically all my life had had
rheumatism. and when say rheuma-
stism | mean every word of It, It
was all over my body and especially
sbad in my feet and legs and there
fwere times when couldn't get from
smy bed to my chair without help. And
sfrom the time | was a boy couldn't
9sit down and eat a good meal with
out be ng IN misery afterwards and
would have terrible pains around
my hear tand frequent attacks Of pal
pitaton and dizziness,
Il had a stubborn case of consti-
patton. was troubled awfully with
binding headaches and hardly knew
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-20

for several months The strange
hut regular actions Of the animal first
were noted by customs officers about
two months ago. Beginning at two
O'Clock in the morn ny the dog
would beg n his operations. Signal
lights flashed by confederates in the
gang of smugglers stationed on each
side Of the river always preceded
the dog S trip across stream. Dashng
out Of cluster of squal adobe
houses along the Mexican side of the
river the animal won plunge into
the Rio Grande with his load.
Emerging on the American side
the "smuggler' always was successful
IN eluding pursuers. who often sought
to lasso the dog, being loath to
shoot an msuspecting law voilator
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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
ISssss OF me Town AND VlllssS Tai
arisfiv feE auas 2saoA-S

1sss OF the Town AND Vinss4 rsil
srlssiv re- suss asssA-S
Fine chickens at the Checker Line.
Ads;
Call 2O4 for service in eatables.
Adv.
Fresh eastern pork at the Checker
Line, Adv.
Mrs. John Leahy spent Thursday
in North Adams.
Fancy mackerel and halibut--
Checker Line. Adv
Eugene Burt has returned from a
business trip to Boston.
William Squires of New York city
is in town on business.
Fine silk dresses worth $25 to $2S.5O
Tor $3.50 at Noveck's. ADV.
Harry Roster has returned from
Boston where he has been on business.
Mrs. Dean J. Brown of Hoosck is
visiting Mrs. e. J. Ransom of Pleasant
street.
Patrick Carney and daughter. Mrs.
Frank Nolan spent Thursday in
North Adams.
Locklear-a crusader in the con.
quest OF the air, is at the Library
Z Theatre today, ADV.
/ Locklear the man who gave the
world its greatest thrill, is at the Ii.
brary Theatre today. Adv.
Joe Ryan in episode / of THE Pur-
pie RIDERS ent tied, Love or Duty,
Harte Theatre tomorrow Adv
Harry Morris returned Thursday
night from New York city. where he
has been for a few days on business.
/ Mrs. Edward Rel, who has been
Ill for few days, has returned TO
her place of business at NJ. Lurie's.
/ Special meeting of Bennmgton post
Amer can Legion, will be held this
evening at Z p. m. AT the American
Legion rooms.
nc Might ~ Love featuring
Mae Murray and David Powell Read
the ad, Opera house tonight and to-
morrow, Adv
No change in admission for THE
Right to Love" Don't miss tn S
great picture. Opera house today
and tomorrow. ADV.
Queen Quality and Boston Fayorite
pumps and oxfords for the ladies' and
misses at S. and up Splendid values
at Noyeck's. Adv llt2
Fishing tackle of all kinds.
Hildebrand trout spoons (smalD
with or without flies for large trout
McGurk's 542 Main street ADV
! The public is invited To attend the
bread making contests and exhibits Of
sewing and manual raining to be
held at the high school Saturday
afternoon from to 4
Army Field Clerk Heath of Albany
i Victory medal Office will be at the
Local American Legion headquarters
Saturday from TO p. III, and to
8 p m. Bring discharge papers.
/ Favorable reports were received to
day from Putnam Memorial hospital
where Grover c, Lyons, superintend-
ent of the village water system. is re-
covering from an operation for appen
dlcitis.
/ Notice! Our stock of low white
canvas footwear was never more com.
j plete than at present. The styles are
up-to-the-minute and the prices are
+ down-tothe-minute See them on die
play in our show window at Noyeck's
Adv. Adv. lite
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FOOD CRISIS SERIOUS
Unless Situation Is Relieved Silesian
Disorders Will Increase,

London, May 2O.--The shortage Of
food n Upper. Slesia, which has
crisis Of magnitude is con
sidered Likely to cause further disor.
'ders unless it is relieved soon, ac-
cording to advices received in Official
relies here. lnterchanges are pro
ceeding among the allied governments
in an attempt to relieve the situation
before the meeting of the supreme
council, which is to take up the SIZES
ian question.
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USE DOGS TO sMueeLE
CANNES Are Trained TO Bring Hootch
From Old Mexico.

L Paso Texas, May 90 Training
dogs to smuggle liquor across the
Rio Grande river is the latest device
OF ingenious minds of those who
make living by means of Il icit
importation to the United States of
liquor and drugs That innoyat on
in line mig came to light in this
city recently when a Mexican
river guard shot dog smuggler"
in the act of swimming the Rio
Grande with four bottles of
tequila, a Mexican liquor of cactus
d stillation, tied across his back
The dog, as the story of the serv-
ice to his master IS iold by I'm tod
States customs men had been max
ing nightly trips between Juare2
and El Paso with contraband goods
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-05-20

NORTH BENNINGTON

An envelope containing II films was
ost Thursday win finder please no
tify Mrs. William r. Cook, tel 56sM
Adv.
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Adding to the Dictionary. ,-
New words appear now and then.
The old-time real estate agent Is now
a "realtor" and the one-time under
,aker Is "mortlclan" The other day
hobo came into get dime and said
he was leiSuriSt And so ii goes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04


Gmr
F.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

Above. Photo
graph shows a
phase of the re-
vival of an Irish
industry during
the truce. The
herring are be-
ing packed in
salt. before ship
mcnt.
Underwood &
Underwood.
At left. Scene
ut the M q 20
Island N w
Yard, Califor-
MIA, when the u.
S. S. California
went into COM
mission. She is
a super-tlread-
naught and one
Of the finest
fighting s hips
ahOat.
Underwood &
Underwood.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-04

The icr-hrraker Alexandria which has been sent
10y the All Russian Cooperative Society of London to
explore the possibility of new trade route to Siberia
by way of the Kara Sea Wide 1,,, p,,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
"KIDDIES" FRIEND IN
CITY FINDING HOMES

Rev G. G. Knobel, field secretary Of
the Illinois Childrens Hcmc and Aid
Society Of Chicago, io spending a few
Gays in Ottawa IN the interest Of the
society He has tablishCd head
quarters at EIctel Ottawa, whore h.
may be consulted in regard to the
kings of tn home and the finding
OF homes for the children Probably
the best time OF the day for consul
tation with Mr. knolpl will he about
1 o'clock. when he Will more surely
be fcERi at thN hotel.
Mr. Knobel is now on his fourteenth
annual visit 70 La Sale county, and
is meeting many warm personal
friends whom he has made during
those years Ia Sale seems to h"ve
been onefcf the most favored counties
In the state so far as receiving and
caring tor dcpc children, the
number of such being 1872
THE Homo Life for Childhood" is a
little publication in the interest OF TIA"
home, and in a recent number there is
an interesting description OF Ottawa
and some a. her citizens who have
shown more than Ordinary interest
in the welfare Of the institution The
article is wen illustrated with por-
traits and incidents in the home life
of happy foster mother