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New-York tribune., 1921-09-30
ZEAL EsrArr-sALE OR RENT
Westchester
OLD ENGLISH RESIDENCE

OLD ENGLISH RESIDENCE
Located In the most desirable part OF
Pelham Manor half acre of ground.
beautifully iawned and handicapped. Ground
floor Spacious entrance hall with coat
closet. small room adjoining. to the left
library with fireplace, to the tight very
large living room (beamed ceiltng) with
fireplace. dining room, sun parior ana
breakfast porch. pantry and kitchen (coat
and gas range) with very large closets
Second floor. master suite with dressing
room, bathroom and porch. guestrooui
with fireplace and four master bedrooms
and bath. Top floor. rooms and bath.
storerooms. base plugs. all screened. hot
air and steam heat. car garage. In tho
market for quick sale at 5000. We con-
slider this exceptional Offering.
BURKE STONE. INC. PELHAM 1913
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PARK AV.. AS Corner of 56th st)-All
rooms unusually light and facing Park
av.; rooms and baths $4,000 Harris,
Vought & Co, East 46th NJ. Wand. 81
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General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUsEwoRKER OR CooK-Young Dan
sh girl city family; apartment pre-
ferred; call at IL a. IN. d. Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 e. 43d st. Sd floor
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

CHAMBERMAID PARLORMAID coun-
try preferred; experienced young Irish
girl; S6o-s5. b. Miss Hofmayer's Agency
10 E. AID St. Sd door. Telephone 8S47
Murray Hill.
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VERY HANDSOME and comfortable eight
room apartmenta, quiet. well kept house,
East Orange: country air and sunshine.
but al city convsnlences: Ave minutes
walk trolley ard l-ickawanna. half koLr
cortlandt Street Quiet. refined, strictly
temperate. middle aged or elderly people
only can have to three year lease at
Sl2o. Others please don't apply. Tel.
OWNER. Bowisng Green $500: evenings.
saturday afternoons and Sundays, Orange
S3e6-M
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

The printing plant OF the Garfield News
Garfield, n. J.. Is prepared to handle any
Alho or printing Job al short notice; high
est class work at reasonable prices: dafiy
deliveries to New York
FOR sALE-Interest IN fines. patents oc
mac Mines making Dry Milk and Mix
Flour. Prefer bankers and brokers Ad
dress H. F. Franzen. Ephrata. Pa
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NEW ROCHELLE

GOING WEST owner Will sacrifice this
charming English stncco residence
library. living room. dining rooms. two sun
parlors, master bedrooms, z baths SER
wants rooms and bath; garage. y acre OF
ground: Mrs. Ednund w. Bodine. 47o Main
st. Tel. SAB New Rochelle, N y
SPECIAL BARGAINS rooms baths
hot water heat, gas. electric light excel
lent location Don't overlook this; act
quick. sl4.50o Drummond. II East 42d
ST Tel. Murray Hill T3c3 New Rochelle
32+2.
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NEW ROCHELLE-Just offered 0
large rooms. baths: all improve
ments; plot 75x150; garage; fraft
trees; 10 minutes walk TO stations;
owner must sell quick: see, this fns
homo to-day photo at our Office. price.
III zoe. Olcots x Egger. II East 42d
ST. y. y Phone 1926 Murray Ein.
RYE--S rooms and BATH every improve
,nent we'll furnished: high ground: ga
rage accessible to trolley. Rent <lEo
month.
COMPLETE LIST RYE PLACES
STEWART C. SCHENCK, 81 East END st.
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AUCTION SALES

MORTGAGE sALE-LUNcH ROOM WIZ
be sold to-day. Friday. Sept 30 at 3
p NJ 0l whitehall St. city. NJ. SAvA,
Auctioueer. BY order mortgage.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

CHAMBERMAIDs. cooks. mattresses, Iaun-
dresses positions free. RhinelAnder
Agency. 1877 East 72d at.
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HASTINGS

RTvERvIEw MANOR. Hastfnrs-Fau-
lots, comprising plot I00xI5o on Wizard
av high elevation, overlooking Hudson
Hiver, all improvements: large shade trees:
$toV0 cash; brokers protected. j. T. Me-
60 EFN. II Alexander av-, White Plains.
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TUCkAHOE

NEW combination Groom cottage de-
signed to solve housekeeping problem; To-
nished. one two years $3.50 per month.
". Watson. Tuckahoe l347.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

DOCTORS or DENTISTS OFFICES
Very desirable location. AZ East 4sth
Street. two large rooms and reception hall
wash room and laboratory. Telephone
Bryant 1855 for appointment. s25o.o0 per
month.
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he declared. had been entirely happy
and r0ntented--a model wife. There had
been no domestic G!sturba meas. nor had
she shown any signs OF being mentally
unbalanced. OF course, II vas possible
that she was suffering from amnesia-
such cases were by no means uncommon
or she Nigh; have met with some
serious accident.
This portion Of Luetgert's testimony
vas not given In a cold-blooded manner.
hut quite as one would expect the hus
band Of woman who has vanished 10
act. Luetgert was phlogmatlc by M
ture. but he became excited and over
wrought during his recital OF the
events which had occurred just before
his wife had left home. and begged the
police to do everything In their power
10 find her.
chief schuttler. more than half con-
y!nced bv tho mans apparent sinceritr
directed him to 60 home and await de-
rclopments. promising that no stone
would be left unturned. and that. II Il
were humanity possible. Mrs. LuetEert
would he located. Then he sent for tn"
brother OF the missing woman.
Immediately there developed another
aide to the case. The shadow OF the
eternal triangle had lowered over tia
Luetgert household The other wo-
man" had made her appearance and had
provided the m,tive which Mrs. Luct-
gerts brother maintained Was sufficient
to lead to murder. Investigation proved
the truth OF this story insofar as 1t re-
lated To tho third angle Of the triangle.
The sausage nianufa cturer had become
infatuated With another woman. and
there were wci!-tounded rumors that his
wife had heard Of the affair and had
threatened 70 make trouble.
But all Of this wns evidence that
would not carry weight during trial
FOR murder 1t was essential that the
body he found. So. after giving orders
that LuCtgert was To hc shadowed day
and night and his slightest movement
reported instantly tn headquarters Chirr
Schuttler turned his attention To tha
search for tho missing woman.
The grounds Of the house were gone
over with Q, IRENE care. The house It
self WI searched from garrett 20 cellar.
oven the walls being tapped for secret
pasqaGpways and tho cement flooring
Of the hasen,cn' ripped UP in spots-for
the memory uf tie Holmes Castle" was
still fresh IN the minds Of tn" Chicago
officials But nothing AZ all unusun!
was located Mrs. Luetgerts room was
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QUESTIONS AID AUWn0
No A1sWu1.

About two months ago wrote you
and have been watching tho paper every
morning since for your advice. A. I
have had no reply nom you ! think e
must have escn ped Jour attention
Answer--I our letter 10 on . subject
perfectly leEitl mate and proper to coN.
slider, but which cannot b discussed In
the public pr'ss And I don't know
where 70 arnd an answer because you
do not send me 4 stamped and Delf-di-
rec,ed envelope for reply. Surely. whom
you dc got my medical opinion. you
will agree that 81 II worth what you
nay for your daily newspapsr-for an
envelope and . stamp. No name or Id
dress is ever printed IN this column. Tbs
fact that you need advice 10 enough for
NE: but now pou must SEQ that you do
not make II possible for my advice to
get 10 you. This angwer will apply to
NAM othors who write to me. There
10 only one subject relating 70 health or
disease which will not Gscuss In this
column. or privately. and that 10 what
is ca He'd birth control.
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Womans cT"wuing glory. according
10 tho poet. Ia her hiIr: and she just
naturally means To do her best To keep
II 90. That Is why her sex ~ mu''a
loss bald than The mc-e male. why me
feminine hair decent thin out nearly 90
easily Also he fatty 'rshton $50 con-
duc,vs to hair Srowth) beneath We
mans SCALP, Is much longer praserrrd
than in men And Women wet their
hair only when they shampoo T.; and
then they dry II thoroughly. Almost
sny sunshiny day YOU Will soc come
wealth Of hair :,hceninc through an
Srpen window. While Its owner face -
maddenIng,y nvcrt-d from view. On
the other hand. It IL considerable
masculine habit to 1'use the hair daily
which Is bad for the hair.
Alc~. womcn's hesdEea- IL softer. bel
ter ventilated and moro loosely htnng.
whist mons hats are cf,en ~ tight -
10 c0rhprrr< tho nerve, ard blood veg
Rcls supplying the temporal region,
where craving and thinning OF the ha'r
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tion regarding dandruff md ~ prsSsr-
walton Of tho hair.
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Ask anyone who lives in the vicinity
| Of lG4l Diversey Boulevard. Chicago,
| why !. IL that the tenants OF this At
! trsct!ve. stone and frame dwelling
change SO RAPIDLY. and tho answer Will
come without moments hesitation:
The house IL haunted by the ghosts
Of Louisa LuetEert and her husband
Ado.ph. The figure NJ man-taiI
bearded and powe: culiy hUilt-stalks
! frequently about the premises and
handsome woman. dressed always in
white. slips through the corridors with
out sound Yes. 1t sounds foolish
until you remember the tragic history
Of The Lue:Eert family.
Whether ghosts still inhabit tho form
or Luetgeft home is. OF course. a mat
ter OF personal belief. but the murder
nr Mrs I.uctsert forms ono Of the most
unusual chapters in American detective
and criminal history.
AGnlph LuetG"rt was manufacturer
NJ sausage a man who had grown rich
through cloao application to his bust
ness and the reascl-,- watching Or
every detail His factory still stands
at the corner Of Diversey Boulevard and
North Hermitage Avenue. In Chicago.
ar the LuetRert house was located be-
aide II.
The nrst H-s. I.uetgert dlcd under
conditions which. while out OF the or
binary, DID not form sufficient basis for
oftcial investiGat!on. The body was
buried and the matter forgotten. Short
" afterwards. Kuetgert married again.
and. apparently. lost himself in tho con-
duct Of his busineS- and comple;" do
mest!c happiness. Mrs. Louisa l.uet'
CERT. the second wife. was woman Of
unusual charm. and for eighteen years
she and her husband seemed 10 find com
plete happiness IN each others company
Then suddenly. she disappeared. Luei
rert said that she had left for vtstt
- nor relatives and that she must have
stopped on somewhere enrou'e. But. as
lava paased without any work from
her. the police. al the !nstiGatton ~ tho
missing woman's brother. commenced
an Investigation.
IuetCcrt was summoned TO hnadouar-
,ers and .uhjert.d To n thorough exam
nation by HERMAN F Schuttler. super
ntcnIicnt ~ The Chirngo police force.
but w!thor: bringing 20 light anything
which world cf,"ctuallv explain HIS
n.frs dlaarpea rnnco.
The sausnEe manufacturer gave every
.videnc. ~ being frank and strnight for
ward IN his statements. Mrs.. Luetsert.
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The New Generation
MARGARET BECOMES ACQUAINTED WITH
MRS. WALTERS
BY Jane Phelps

, tors was delicious An actress cou!dni
have spokea her Lines with more OF
feet
Joan told n. truth. I never inter
tere''
You mean ,ha, you let that young
girl. ;ha, rhi!d. dselde things for he!'
, self?"
'iEvrry.hing."
Tell me how you ever happened 10
bring her up that way. NHnt you.
please
Margare, told her simple story. Told
L more In detail han she had told u
70 Forester yet Mrs Walters perceived
nothing Of she loneliness which had
hecn Margare:'s; nothing OF the long
in: now hers True 20 her determtna-
Ion. Margare. would not allow this
STRANGER. this woman 40 popular with
he o,He- Sex 20 know anything OF hor
;ifr chat would call forth pity.
lr.ar thls the time wen: swiftly. al
though Craig ForrcS;cr had loft the
1ay after .he ha',. hut Il seemed that
Mrs. Walters knew everycrr: ~ leas;
everyone worth knnwi@S. and 7Ae intro
duced Marga-e: To many charming and
'a:e-er.iaS people.
7, wa. what &arRarer needed.
This unaccu"torn'l meeting I n
,e,rI. OF ne VOID. his rubbing or
wits, Mis- urge tn dress ard i""H her
hes. al wak~l something loaG dos
man, in Msrsarct. and at times sic
.al-ly sc:atIHaicd.
Fnrrester's departure had 30 pleased
Jaon shat on tho few OCCASIONS when
her mother wore the rose and gray dress.
o. did her hair IN the manner he mad
nd,r:-ei she r1ah- no comment Bur
also sh~ never failed 20 tell Margaret
low v.~il abe ioOxed when she wore her
Simple black or white gown AMI comb
I'll her hair severely. Yet Margaret
,u,id zee that Joan'S IDEAS Of nor. or
hs- age o. what NAN right ana proper
COR her to ao were fast undergoing
s!!rlt chance. and that without friction.
Crt.n Margaret looked into tho MIR
ror.
Forty years uId--!r Joan married Al
- 4, she hal done Shs would ne trs%~-
20 dos. sire .!fed--in Nttle oTrr four
years. 81. IA she want Joan 70 marry
Forty years Old
Il shoulS =. ~ most 90 not a" old an
Mrs. waters" she tod the reflection
n tho mirror.
rTo-mn-row ~~t Stxtann.b
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'.If only that :sttey RAD cam" last
riyht Ms Il should have. woman SAID
20 ne the other DotatnR. holding oat 4
letter she h4d Jus; been deV"ur'ns l
shorld have bean saved a terrible might
Of Anxiety / knew I ought - hesf ana
/ vas sure there was something s"faAy
wrong.
Il don't suppose your letters e'sT
are DELAYED here" | ysutured
Every Reason 70 BxpOct Delay
Heavens yes" she said. The "Ali
service $ perfectly w'rs:Ched
Then why said aussestt1eiE
feeling sur- shs would Hn0w how L"
finish
But shs didn't And l wouldn't tell
her. But you who see the thing from
the Du.s;ds Hnpw what | ~as going TO
ask ~ cr,t.rsa
Why Look to tie Least Pleasant Goa
cluston9
Why do 10 =" My On WI spring
70 the ~,r..Is!nn 'hAt SUTIathinS must
&c "uwfIity Er"rs when the let'er
does not "u:rs o. the husband Is la.
getting home. arr telegram nr Long
Distance ca. comes -~HcH thsre nra
ALWAYS plenty e commonplace pleas
ant explanations.
Why. whA0 over and "ves again ~.
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napier 81

tha2ter 50
\ Few aaysaSte- the ball Margaret met
Mrs Waters. tn, meeting wA" 3roig =
about -r-ovch Inan and Ted At;"r"aTd
Mrs Waters ,aush!2sly remarked;
"A Mia - 4 10: - a" u:ra sesame
20 a"r:.a!u;aa,e.'
You have J"en widow sH;ne time
81. ;har asxe! Margaret.
"Ftf,.r, years Joan was n1>y tinT
bshe uh"n Mr.. Hayden G;"d
You couldn't have S>"E much more
yoYrxe.t" Mrs Walters !aukhSd. Then.
"Hnw coura ceoUs You must De :" nae
re-;a.r,,. a,on" 80 i"nS.
II was only D. ard Goes 4 require
IA: Garage = RESIST c"'nTaaI"a-
srI1-"
For m s,:Iuc;'re woman TX" your
self yes"
"Ths chill rem a." AI't7; gay ,rnT.
Nn.~,~r. .rpr 90: be T'ih 49,. What
would this popular woman think < she
kne.. ,rai ,";il tn- Nd Ell, II rail-
Tn--as,c~ row r,.ri: =, y"..c be-, -. 8'''
had mad aAso,u;rly n" attention from
am. man. Marxa-s; Hayden was prou'..
she rave- would let .!rs. Walters k3oN
how entirely ag""t :-ra tay;hinS o.
he cor, rs- :" hal H""r.
",..-'. .hSy-" Ms Waters Saif =.
->a.nns~ - -s>t-";'S remark resSrh
!-,- ~. ,.hilGrnT. &c. HIa :" sad N nav
Tel inv x.c, Nk" ynU; Jo.n. Hh" =
so -,:," irrl - ha' :" mi"n corr
:n.r sso'r ar ;arsua! combination
rnr.~a1ys.
"'osn - very :-uscwor'hy. her
mo - -a.d:
"' >a~ rn' - "-.". '"r --"aV 'ar
- 90. - ',rd~ - '.,& - n"a"A Ar". 7
A..
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/ in order. and. from an examination Of
her wardrobe. IL appeared that she had
taken only the clothes which her hus.
hand said she had been wearing at the
: time Of her disappearanos.
| Then Chief Schuttler turned his -.
tenHon to tho other half Of the Luetgert
establishn ent-the sausage factory. ~
VAS only to be expected, they found Q
: large quantity of material ready for usA
+ but nothing that threw any light upon
! tho matter At hand, In the basement
! Of the factory were several largo vats,
used for tho various processes through
which tho sausage meat had 70 pass
and the police were about to overlook
+ these. when It occurred to Chief 01hut-
/ tier that II might be we'll to drain
! them-not thAt he really hoped TO dis
cover any evidence In them. but merely
that he might be able to assure himself
| that no had neglected nothing.
| As the last drop Of liquid flowed out
OF the frrt vat, II was clear II had con-
tanned nothing that would throw any
/ light upon the mystery. The second.
! likewise. was filled only With the usual
ingredients. But, when the acid was
! drained out Of tho third vat six tiny
articles were brought to light which
caused the chief OF police to Issue IN
instant order for tho arrest OF Adolph
Luetgert on a charge OF murder.
1t was clear that . body had BEEN
placed in the tank. and that the oorro-
, Give effect Of the potash had eaten
Away everything except the handful OF,
evidence which was to convict 4 man
! Of a capital crime. That the body was.
that OF human beins. was apparent from
tiny bone Of the foot. tho only part
Of tho structure Of tile body itself which
had escaped the acid. That II was .
woman's body was evident from the
presence Of three corset stesls-and
chat the woman was Mrs. Lretsert, was
certain from the fact that single pivot
tooth. Afterwards Identified by the
dentist who had made Il and . wedding
ring bearing the missing woman's
Initials. completed the six objects re-
covered from tho vat
LuetEert made y hard fght IN court.
His nrEt trial resulted in . diRgrss-
ment but at his second trial. he wAs
found guilty and sentenced to the psni-
Tertiary for HfA dying In prison lesS
than three years later.
And this. according 70 those who are
familiar with the details Of the AsA
IS the reason why two ghosts haunt the
old house on Divsrsey Boulevard
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HEALTH Talks
By John B. Huber AMMD
HER GROWING GLORY

Let US 20 into the sunshine.

begins That is why tho name is given
that part OF the head. Why does the
hair turn gray am often asked that:
81 l could explain why We grow old l
could also explain satisfactorily why
our hair turns gray. know only that
excessive l'rnin woCG or worry. such
emotional disturbances SIS grief or fear
or sudden SHOCK lave a marked inftu-
once in haateninE the process.
For many women thinning OF the hair
Genes IN with middle age. And In
more than % per emit OF those thus
afflicted aIlrufr Is the prime cause.
There are also rnan% diseases OF the
scaip Which, destroy he hair roots and
the toliic.na from which these roots
grow. AMI ;hcir premature alcnesf'
either general IT In spots. follow.
wifi NAL t any,nn sending me stamp
81 and seif-G!rected envelope informa-
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tvn. fnillc. tansta and Eabardine. an

tyn. faIlle. tatrata and gabardine. and
combinations ot materials.
Tl.r Waist IL cut In 8 Sizes: -. 81. IS
50. q. anL - inches hIst measure. The
Sair; In Sizes: -. -. 20. 80. 81. q
and Sc lnches waist measure. To make
the h-caR for medium slza will re-
quir- -. yards OF {" inch material The
width ot the skirt NJ rhe foot Ia about
Yards.
THIS illustration calls for TWO 'ep'
arste pattarna. which Will h. mailed 20
any nddross on receipt y: &c FOR
EACH pattern In silver or stamps.
Write name MA address plainly. Send
- cents TO Ints!l!genccr ofrico Wheel
ing. w. Va
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
Why DO WE DO IT I

har. seen our past fears look ridiculous
IN the liKht of after events. don't We
think that these present fears may Also
h- Ridiculous?
Why can't We nASs ourselves suffer-
ing" 10 W. likA TO suffer- Wa certain
~ act as II We DO.
We Ca LIZ Down or W. oNn F4Ehb
IN ono help this instructive fear OF
loss or misfortune whom through our
Affections and our ambitions We are all
very pom unhSppineSs?
No. not altogether. but ono can either
yield 10 ths instinct and always Let II
rua away with onA- or ono can form
the habit OF summoninS ona's common
senss and courage to hEht II.
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100 True Detective Stories
No. 78-THE GHOST HOUSE

Copyright 1921. by Tho Wheeler News paper Syndicate
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All Inquiries addressed to Or. IA Dsr
In care II the Health Talks" DEPART
ment will be answered in these columns
-. their turn. This requires consider
able time. however. oving to the great
number received 80 II personal or
quicker reply Is deRirsd. q stamped and
self-addressed envelope must be enelos-
I'd with tho quesron.-The Editor.
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Mtssionsry-Isr. my friends. In China
human lifa Is OF little valve. II A
wealthy Ch!naman Is condt mined 10
death. ne can easily hire another /" rs
Tor him. Indeed. man poor fellows get
t'.1tr living b. acting AZ Substitutes.
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An.v.r to Ysstora.y's Puzzle

The clock dial was struck ny the bull
let M 10 o'clock. 81 minutes and ~ and
Ill seconds as proved ny the poattion
nf the second hard and tn" fact that
Tho hour and minute hands formed n
st-,i~h. line ACROSS the dial
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By SAM LLOYD
8 Minutes to Anuwsr This

Spell out tho names a. the LITTLE pic
turoa Then AID and gubtract as Ind
Gated by tho signs. md :hr resulting
le:tcrs Will spell the name or dog =
bread.
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The lines Of this model ara uuuHually
KIN csful II - developed from Waist
Pattern ass and Skirt Pattern c7S2,
Crepa AZ chino and embroidery ar" hero
com b!ner. The style IL also good f"r
canton crepe crepe back satins. duve-
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21
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Washington Morning Newspaper Adds Another

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disability due accidents, all of its subscribers
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THIS INSURANCE OFFER is not premium for
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The offer of this insurance adds nothing to the
regular of the paper, creates extra liability
the part of the reader, and has strings tied. to it.
The sole desire is to give regular readers of The
Herald the benefit of protection for which every
citizen of Washington has need
The Washington herald., 1921-09-21

THE WASHINGTON HERALD today
nounces another Reader Service - Travel and
Pedestrian Accident Insurance.
The Herald has arranged with the North Ameri-
Accident Insurance Company of Chicago ILL.,,
established IS years ago and possessed of
sets valued in 1921 at ST., ,oI7,IIIoo to carry a pol
icy of 900 accident insurance for every registered
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THIS POLICY pays from $3.50 to ST 900 for in
l juries death public carrier, due to it's
wrecking or disablement, while the insured is
riding on as farepaying passenger, due to,the
wreckng or disablemen of any private horse-d drawn
motor driven vehicle which insured may be rid
ing or driving being thrown therefrom or for loss
of life by being struck or knocked down or run over
while walking or standing public highway.
In addition, this policy provides for payment of $40
per week for disability IS weeks less if the insured
is injured in an accident such the policy covers to-
gether with an Emergency Benefit of $1oo.