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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-04-28

the I. O. O. F. lall Thursday evening
by the w. B. A. of the Maccabees. |
The public is cordially invited.
Mrs. E. E. Lebo will be hostess to
the Athenaea society Friday afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-04-28

5 pieces 7O-inch Pure Linen
Table Damask, bleached, to go
Friday and Saturday at, per
yard ...........H.S $3.50
Pinch Mercerized Table Dam
ask, a real bargain. Friday and
Saturday. yard ........S1.O 90
5 dozen Mohawk Hemstitched
Sheets, size 9Ox90, worth $2.25.
Friday and Saturday ..S1.75
5 dozen s1x9o Sheets. These
are good values at $3.50. Fri
day and Saturday you can buy
them at, each ......S .2S
Good quality, light and dark, S.
inch Percale. Friday and Satur-
day, yard
Bath Towels, splendid values at
$1.25; Friday and Saturday 75c
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Plans fer Another Bronx Flat
And Many Dwellings Filed

The following plans were filed In the
Bronx Saturday for one apartment and
dwellings, as follows:
ta@f !ssxsszss shata hat: = zuehss ss isIds Bag
Corp, l9s fark sv, owners: GEonenberg
CHESTNUT ST. &. bs.1s w Bronxwood
ay. 2-sty frame dwlg, 2exs6; Geo Bauer,
G62 Burke az, owner; Robt Smith, 2074
Arthur av, archt; cost, $500
MORRIS Av, cor. 165th st. 1sty brick
l.e.i. $40 East l49th ST. archts; cost.
$4,000.
0S5sN s5y brick i Af dwle 22sso: pster Meta 3sas
Let av. owner; De Rose & cavaieri a7o
:, ,1s Fast 1+9th st. arehts co eost $500 az
sty frame dwlgs, 10x35G; Revere Imp
Corp, go East 149th st. owner; De Rose
& Cavalier, $40 East 14oth st. archts;
NORRIS PARK Av. cor wallace av.
2sty briek store ana dWIs WIFI. 14SsH1So o2
Hugo Tussis. l47e Broadway, archt:
ALLERTON Av. + F.. 50 Bronxwood sv.
George T Croscr. 6Ss East 22Sd st,
A1THRre% nT1hs e9St' ~ S4'5oG Is Bron1wooa av
l-sty hollow tile dwlg. 21x44 Giuseppe
Neo, 3479 Bronx Boulevard. owner;
George p Crosier, $50 22Sd st, archt;
BEACH AV..e-s oos s Gleason av, 2A
sly hollow ttie dwlg, 22x6o; John Rohr-
bach. on Premises. owner T Flood. l14z
HocHAMBEAU AV. 5, SO n 2osth st.,
1-sty brick dwlg and garage. 21x44;
Matteo Oechipintl, 22s5 Bathgate av,
owner: George = Crosier. 6S9 E 223d st.
archt cost, Sc, 600
CRUGER AV Q s. 2so Astor av 2-uty
frame dwlg, 20xso; Fred Durr. 225i
Olnvilie av, owner; TT Nordhem, 1876
East 234th st, archt; cost. $4,000
WASHINGTON AN, e cor 1G6th st. q
sty brick store and dwlg, 25xS5.15; Nor
ris Regelson. o37 Washington av, owner {:
s r Oppenheim, So Sth av. archt cost.
$4,000.
2-sty bricl, dwlg, 26x24; Margaret Gran
son. on premises. owner. e A Legude,
2G85 Briggs aV. archti cost. So. 100.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES

TO MIR. l.. NJ. PORTER, MIR. 1NdALs.
Kimbal. Mr.. a Cohen. Pollack. Ryan
Kraig 6 Farber Long. Bienfait, W. r. Sill
Mrs. Sabo shrier, Lakatos. Mrs. Wilson,
Jane Comford. Miss Clgas, Mr.. JACOBSON
Thomson, Mayer, Osterhold Ronso. Liv-
ingstoae, IIome. Boner. Schneider. Fried
You are hereby notified that the lien
the property hereinafter described
has been given you, we will cause such
property, TO wit. household furniture, com
prisIng beds. bedding. chifoniers. bureaus,
chairs scttees, dayenports, tables stands,
sewing machines. crockery, glassware
kitchenwarc, portiers. curtains draperies,
carpets. rugs, books, bookcases, oric-a-
hrac pictures trunks and contents. linens.
wearing apparel personal effects and
machinery, merchandise, etc, as enumerated
III tho warehouse inventory issued to you
by this warehouse. stored by you or In
your name (or in which you may have an
intcrcst) in the Fast End Storage Ware
house at sos Eas, Eiehtieth Street, New
York City. t. be sold at auction on
Wednesday.
EAST END STORAGE.
B. L. FRIED. Prop
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Realty Men Of State
To Meet in Syracuse
Arrangements Completed for
Largest Convention III History;
Taxes Ri. Issue

The annual convention of the New
York State Association of Real Es-
tate Boards. to be held at Syracuse. on
October 6, 7 and 8, promises to be the
largest assemblage of real estate
brokers and owners ever gathered to-
gether in the State of New York. There
has been an increase in board mem
bership in the association of more than
100 per cent during the last year, and
President John D. White, of Utica, an
nounces a greatly increased registra-
tion for the convention, including large
delegations from the Brooklyn, Long
Island, Queen sboro, Yonkers and West
chester County boards in the metro
polltan district.
Discussions and conferences or realty
and taxation problems during the three
day session will be interspersed by en-
tertainments arranged by the Syracuse
Realty Board and also the eighteenth
annual banquet to be held at the Onon-
daga Hotel Friday night, October Z.
There will be q dinner dance at the
Bellevue Country Club for the visit
ing realtors and their wives, sightsee-
ing tours, luncheons and theater par
ties.
One Of the principal subjects for dis
cussion will be that of licensing realty
brokers by the state. The associations
bill to regulate brokers throughout the
state was passed by the Legislature
last winter, but vetoed by Governor
Miller on the ground that such regula-
ton was not needed in the rural dis
tjictc
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Industrial Construction
On Increase in New York

The BarneyAhlers Construction Cor
poration in its monthly report points
out marked increase in industrial con-
struction. Among the projects under
way are three-story factory building
for the Trio Corset Company at ia
maica and a boiler house for the Loft
candy factory at Long Island City. Con-
templated projects include two-story
factory for the Memo Corset Company
at Ozone Park, l.. l.; a two-story fac
tory in the Bronx, a complete dairy
plant for the Willowbrook Dairy Com
pany at Mount Vernon. consisting of a
two-story and a four-story building,
and a fve~story concrete building for
"The Buffalo EXPRESS at Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26

YOUNG man. 10. wishes clerical position:
inooors or outdoors, salary no object
K 935. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
New Tenants for Dwellings,

Pease g. Gilman leased for Mrs. l.
M Haslett to the Misses Emily Sulli-
van and Mary Sloane the four-story
dwelling at 358 West Fifty seventh
Street, and for Mrs. Gordon Wendell
to Miss Anna Kearney the four story,
17-foot English dwelling at 106 East
Thirty fifth Street
The Haggstrom- Callen Company
leased for the West Sixtieth Realty
Company the three story dwelling at 81
West Sixtieth Street, to Julia Douste.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
c0.PARTNERsHIp NoTICE

Ne New OF T,,,,w NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
taY tasYYNnNER cNlE.R 4 COMpANY-TO wnCM IT
ssis,sipDNSG gNGAkN BE i, known that tho
ssshsrssSSva have formed Il limited CO.
sse NJ ~ ~ 20 be conducted under the firm
Stc.ual "a a kDNER K COMPANY with its
ssatye pace OF business in New York
'asness - ny the general nature of tho
y oSSa-s 70 be that of dealing In bonds
~ aeco,,' ','gh ciaas securities for their
,,slAers, stl, or ON commission; that tho
Y a,.fra.se se an OF tull age and their names
4fthpr % are as follows:
ssstss =. = 81 17'aTT4iner. II general partner. who
81 Iero"i Hlversioo Drive. New Yorl.
p resasoMe .. stein. special partner.
q New va az A2o Eighth Avenue. Brook
sslfi6ussseas D. Stein, special partner.
. Thonss eae sum of $25. coo (Twenty-
], Nml,s5"nmp "a Dollars) to the capital or
y teenS s tat ttnership. and that said sum
!. him in %e,nally and IN good faith paid
y psrtneera'sh 10 tho said firm. said lin
a, lssl rnsahlp is 10 begin on September
- ""d Is 30 end on December 81,
0ep'emler i4th. 1921.
ARTHUR !. GARDNER.
'ARoME d. STEIN.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE OF TIE
SECRETARY OF STATE. S.:
cate. hereby certfes that the ALPINE
co. INC. a domestic stock corporation.
has filed in this Office this 21st day Of
Septcuher. 1921, papers for the voluntary
dissolution OF such corporation under sec
ton 221 OF the General Corporation Law.
and that it appears therefrom that such
has compiled with said section
in order to be dissolved.
WINESS my hand and the seal Of once
Albany, this twenty first day OF
ISeall September, ono thousand nine hun
dred and twenty
RANULF COMPTON.
Deputy Secretary of State
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
X e al Estate News
Builders to Erect Two
Flats i'm Merriam Ave.
Awo Apartments Planned for
Merriam Ave. Corner, Esti-
mated to Cost 5000 OOO

A Ave story. thirty family apartment
house is to be constructed by the
newly formed Active Development
Company. Is. katz, L. Slutnik and NJ.
Rothbart) at the northeast corner Of
Merriam Avenue and 17lst Street.
which property it has just bought from
the Dominant Realty Corporation. The
house will front 116 feet on the avenue
and so feet on the street, and the cost
Of the operation is estimated at $780,
600. Samuel L. Marcus, attorney, rep
resented both the buying and selling
companies.
The Frank & Frank Contracting Co.
(Wolf and Morris Frank purchased
from Samuel Roseff ten lots on the
east side of University Avenue north
of 190th Street, where they plan to
erect two large apartment houses. Sol.
Minskcff was the broker. Monte Lon
chaser and Alex RoscF acted for tho
seller.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Domestic Help

MRS. KEMP AGENCY. High Grade Col
ored Servants: city. country. references
investigated Audubon 1856
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
SUMMONS

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
John Mckerrall. PLAINTIFF. against I.ula
a. Mckerrail. Defendant. Summons Ac-
ton for separation.
10 the above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer tho
complaint in this action. and 20 serve a
copy or your answer on tho Plaintiffs AT
torneys within twenty 600 days after thu
service of this summons exclusive OF tho
DAY OF service; and IN case OF your failure
&c appear or answer. judgment WIN bs
taken against you by default. for the re-
leI demanded in the complaint
Dated, September 10Th. 1871
O BRlEN. MAf.EVINSKY &. DR1cCoLY
Plaintiffs 3 Attorneys Ofiec and raaf-
office Address. no. 1882 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. New York Ctty
10 Lula A. McI&errall. Defendants:
The foregoing summons is served unon
you by publication. pursuant TO an order
OF Honorabe Isidor Wasservosel. a Justice
or The supreme Court of the state of New,
York. dated the 18th day of september
1921. and filed With the complaint In the
ONCE OF the Clerk of the County OF Nsyy
YORK. at the County Court House in the
Borough OF Manhattan. city. County and
state or New York on the 18th day OF
september 1927.
Dated. New York September l7tb 1871
OBRiEN. MALENINSKY q. DRIsCOLr.
Attorneys Tor the Plaintiff Omce aud
Iostoiiice -AddFess, SO 1872 Rroadway
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
WcStc',

REAL EsTATE--sA!E oE RENT
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
SURROGATES' NOTICES


Nlcol-l.. BENJA AMtN--IN PURSUANCE
or All order OF Honorable John r Co
nalan. Surrogate OF th. County Of Navy
York. NOTICE Is hereby given T. ali Dsy
sons having claims against Reniafnt,
Nicon, late Of the County OF New yor<
deceased 20 present the same witt vo,seI-
ers thereof, to tho subscribers at :le,-
place of transactlng business At tha offics
of Iruesdale K Nicol, their a1forneys a.
No 1fs Broadway. in the Borough Of Nar
haitian, In the cry OF New York State or
New York, en- or before the 9Th day Of
February, l.-2.
Dated. New York, the goth day OF Julv
lS2l- JOHN SLOANE
COCRTLANDT NICOLL
TRUEsDALB & NICOLL. Attorueys "a,
Executora. Office and Fostoffico Ad
dress. l49 Broadway. borough OF Man
haitian. New York City.
PORTER, HORACE-In pursuance cs an
Surrogate OF the County of New YORK
NOTICE IL hereby given to all persons
having claims against HORACE PORTER
late OF the County OF New York decearsd
10 present the Same with vouchers rfereca
to the subscriber at its place OF t7an.aa-s
.ng business. No. 40 Broadway Ros-:s~ .
OF Manhattan. City and State of New YORK
on or before the 30th day of January net
1921 ' o- o'S'
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK. Executor
H. DEN & POST. Attorneys for Executor
os William Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
miscellaneous

FACTORY managing; accounting ard sy3-
tematzing experience; a thoroughly COM
petent representative 10 manage take
care os your factory interests; any loc~-
ton; reliable young man with energy and
punch. x 7o1. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Cooks

COOK. CHAMBERMAID- D-wAITRESS -
Both thoroughly experienced: splendid
references. Miss Shaughnessy's Agency.
$50 9Th av
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Blocker Street Loft Sold

Samuel j. Jacobson sold to the
Bleecker Holding Company (Sidney NJ.
Louis, Milton NJ. Siegel and Thomas W..
Constable) seven-story elevator build
ing with stores at 81 and 81 Bleecker
Street, 64.10x71.4x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
PUBLIC NOTICES

EDWARD HANNA I6eos: MRS MARY
= iraFer le4sS; Harry Sheehan l54os,
s.d"Ard afi1 Anna luengene 1851 Isgsa.-
gharins + kloess l6ssS. chas Cieselisnsn
i,,-as lSayl, Mns Chenowe,h 1850; Albert !
nuo.an ., nan i.S-o, Take Notice: Gniess Your
date cate the forfeiture clause VIII be enforced
,ohIfAct number is Indicated after name
New Xork- ANS".
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
West 9th Street Home Sold

William A. White e. Sons sold for
Bessie A. Luke 3b3 West Eighty-sev-
enth Street, a iivcstory dwelling. 19N
60xl00.81a, TO client OF James P
Walden.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Mattresses

WAITRESS AND CHAMBERMAIp-ca-
pable yours Irish girls. together or sep
arate: waitress makes delicious salass,
both very neat and thorough In work, ex-
cellent city references N. Miss Hotmay-
ers Agency, 10 East 43d st. Cd floor.
WAITRESS. pARLORMAID-Youn ef-
hctent; excellent references. Miss Shaueh-
nessy's Agency, $50 eth ay
WAITRESS excellent city references Ms,
Hall Bureau. II West 44th Wander.
bilt $50
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Bul. Rents 62d Street House

Worthington Whitehouse. Inc, leased
for Henry W. Bull his residence, III
East Sixty-second Street, furnished, to
Frederick w. Sheasley.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
WaIcots With Slawson & Hobbs

Henry r. Walcott, formerly with
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell is now asso-
ciated with Slawson & Hobbs in their
mortgage department.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26

OLD ENGLISH STUCCO. Is ROOMS. 3
baths, up to date IN cvery respect; ga
rage; plot 100x200. Mrs EDMUND w
EODINE. 40 Main st. TEX s4S New
Rochelle. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Long Island

FLUSHING
500 modern Broom house, 8 baths.
hot water heat large rooms; stucco and
asbestos shingles; corner plot. 1S2x23o feet;
house 10 yrs old; numerous trees, shrubs
and towering bushes 30 yrs growth
ASK MR.. HALLERAN
Halleran Agency, Flushing l.. I.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOST-Bankbook No. s3.6ss of tho United
States Savings Bank OF New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Office

sECRETARY-FNcient ..snorra,,.- ..v
era years experience. also experienced
~ secretary. desires secretarial pos.tion
Christian. X 697. Tribune,
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
BRONX REAL ESTATE
wEsrcHEsrHR COUNTY REAL ESTATE
p E |. u a M

Z |. n "a IN
301-l0 large roa,ns. . baths, hot water
heating system, sleeping porch; large plot.
garden; Gear garage, with Billiard room
$4,000. terms.
S029 rooms. baths for sale or rent.
Furnished or unfurnishci; location one o.
the best. Sale price $4,000 WiA rent
furnished. $500 per month
SEES rooms tiled baths. Colonial
home minutes walk station: very GOOD
location; owing to death must sacrifice
Ss6. 600. It's a bargain
304-English manor dwelling. one acr.
4 minutes to station. I3 rooms 3 tiled
baths Greatest offer in this location
$4,000.
$05-One acre stucco residence with
waterfront rights. surrounded by excep-
tionaliy attractive estates This is a won
derful opportunity. Owners change in
plans, price greatly reduced.
GEORGE MOVIE
TEL 1898 PELHAM, y. y.
n. y. OFFICE. 537 5TH AVE. Wand, Ssox,
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
And STREET OFFICES
Possession October lst,

Possession October Tat,
Snail and largo units, attractive rentals,
Vanderbilt Ave. Building, 81 East 4ad So
nlrect entrance subway and Grand Cen
tai Room +oc. Tel. Vanderbilt SITS.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
TO LEr-uNFuRN1suEp


esTH ST. l7a wEsT--F1vE ROOMS.
COMPLETE HOUSEKEEPING SD
FLOOR IN ALTERED PRIVATE HOUSE;
$125; SMALL FAMILY.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
SALECMEN

Statesmen
Wanted-We have openings IN our sales
department for real men who arc looking
FOR an opportunity to make money and
establish permanent places for themselves
in a large business of tho highest char
acter To men of ability we assure ss
prompt and largo earnings can be made
IN any legitimate business. with advance
fnent in keeping with ability Must hs
over 25. have clean record and demon
strata that they are willing to work for
tne large returns we can show them. Call
10 to - and to 4 a 720 Straus Building
entrance Y. 46th street.
PRIVATE parties or firms wishing news
paper publicity In any part % ne TJnit@s
states or Canada please address y 5s7,
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Nurses. Etc.
Mattresses

WAITRESS CITAMBERMAID. capable
young: Greenwich preferred. SOS. Miss
shea's Agency. East 41st st Murray
Hill STA.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26

CHAMBERMAfD-Ass, In dining room
500; hne references. Miss Shea's Agency
T.. 4lst st Murray Iiil 6774
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26

Sale in 18th Street
Duross Company sold for Mary T..
Gallagher the four-stcry building 444
West Fourteenth Street, 25x10O, to M.
Kingan.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry. Etc.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DIAMONDS bought and sold fer easA
Advice free. Bennett. IFS Bway II hssr
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04

Ret. j. NJ. Cornelisou. after con
1uctinG a Boy Scout hike Saturday
rises to state that no real boy is cx-
pected to be an angel and he never
disappuints you by being one.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04

service, was at work in his mail car
IN the railway yards when the robber
Stealthily entered the car, crept up
behind the clerk and fractured his
skull with an iron bar, The clerk had
no chance whatever to defend himself
and never gained consciousness.
Tho third murder also occurred in
a railway mail car. but the robbery
was perpetrated while the train was in
motion. This attack, which was one
Of the most daring in. the history of
the Postoffice Department, also oc-
CURED in February A lone bandit
boarded a Northern Pacific train al
ST. Cloud. Mimi. introduced himself
to the mail clerks as an employe of
the Postoffice Department and pre-
sented forged credentials. Without
any apparent reason the bandit who
was a mere youth. shot one of the
clerks and compelled another to bind
and gag the other occupants OF the
car The robber then took the reg
istered mail bags and left the train
Mt the next stop. Among his loot were
some 100000 in Liberty bonds. The
Young bandit remained at large only
! few days, however, being appre-
tended in Far Western state by
postoffice inspectors. The greater
part of the loot was recovered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04

a pessimist, we think. is a guy with
boil on his soul
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
KINDNESS WINS FORTUNE.

ROME. Ga.-G. NJ s.. Kindnes.
to blind man has led Allison Brave
ly, ten year old youth, to fortune
Ed Cousins the blind man, cut of
dozens of relatives in his will and
when he died the boy inherited $10,-
600. The boy was adopted by Cous-
ms, but a contest over the will prob
ably will be made. The youth led
Cousins about Rome for several years.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
POSTOFFICE PERSONNEL ARMED
BY ORDER OF HAYS BECAUSE OF
MAIL ROBBERY EPIDEMIC IN u. S

Democrats alike have admitted pretty
freely that WIN II. Hays displays mre
Qualities ct leadership Ia utarhalins
dlc hosts of The G. O. T.. TO the POLLS,
and a great majority Of his own party
M loast seems agreed that he merits
tho title OF Postmaster-Gcner with
which Pres Harding socs fit TO re-
ward him. Even the mos; ardent adj
mirers of the little Cabinet officer,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
LINCOLN TABLET UNVEILED.

BIRMINGHAM, July 4.-(U. P0--
birmingham celebrated Independence
Day today by unveil ng In the art gal
lery a memorial tablet of Abraham
Lincoln, presented to the city by the
,SulgraNe Institution of America. in
memory of Lincoln's friendship for
Inhn Rrichf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
Hold Up Men Elusive

Postoffice inspectors divide the
criminal attacks upon the. mails and
the postal service into two general
classes-burglaries and hold-ups. The
records OF the department show that
in the past burglaries have been more
frequent than hold-ups, though with
the present unusual situation due to
the crime epidemic the two classes of
cffenses are now found with practical
ly the same frequency.
1t is particularly against the class
of young hold-up criminals that Post
master-General Hays new policy is
aimed. When it was question OF
matching skill against skill, the post
office inspectors were more tkan o
match for the professional criminal
But now ii has become matter Of
matching force with force. A Sher-
lock Holmes in Washington, New
York or san Francisco is no protec-
ton against a desperate young Grim.
inal in st. Cloud, MINI, who is deter
mined to take registered mail baf
from an unprotected clerk or die j.
the attempt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
Postal inspectors Force Puz-
zled by EluSiveneSS and OAR
ing Of Youthful Mail Bandit.

BY HARRY L. ROGERS
international News service stat,
CorrcspopdentD
WASHINGTON. u. C.. July 49,
Since November . Republicans and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04

Love may he the greatest thing in
the world for all anybody knows. but
one who has had a lot of worldly ex-
perience will tell YOU comfortable
income isn't such bad thing at that.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04

SO well sell our old bus
II she don't stop this fuss
Of We're lucky enough to survive lt)
And We'll buy mobile
With a rear steering wheel
So Friend Wifey can help us to driv
il,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
The Hall of Fame.

There have been so many drunks on
Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald's blotter of
late that we think it might be called
the Who's Hootch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-04
Lines to n Rear Seat Driver

Lines to u Rear Seat Driver.
Now to ride is joy
But it pctves MS. my boy.
Just as soon as we've fairly begun it.
When our wifey SO sweet,
From the autos rear seat.
Tries to tell us just how we shout
run it.
The Lake County times., 1921-02-01
KIDNAPPING CRIME
STIRS WHOLE NATION
Maximum Penalty Demand
ed by California for
Brutal Crime
- cHARLEs Z. nrGHEs
! - coRsgs2oNl0EhL \. sERWsEl ,s J.

r9oNDENr N SERV{cET
Los ANGELES Feb. 4 Wnen
Arthur T. carr ana Floyd Carr kid
rappers OF Mrs, GLADYS WithereL
beautiful Young hollywood n1atron,
are sentenced ~ superior Judge sid
ney n. Reeve, at 30 O'Clock comor-
row morning ana Immediately rushed
t. san Quentin prison. there VII be
written the hnal chapter in a crime of
such sensational character mat tt has
stirred INC whole nation
The Carrs. who are cousins, entered
pleas 81 guilty 10 . charge q eidnap-
ir- and attempted extortion. one or
-hcrn " anted a brief delay before go-
ing ID prison To attend TO sonle prop-
,rty matters and through public de-
fender Agseler thetr request was laid
before Judge Reeve who agreed g dc
lay passins sentences
The terms faced pv the Carrs IS from
rea years 70 lifs lr7prisonment and II
view of tho fnfamed temper e the
southern Califorris people. together
a. n