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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ATTENTION!-Our previous development
paid investors money back in years. they
stll owning property worth four times what
they paid for IL. producing big life income.
Particulars from TEMPLE TERRACES, 4S
Es st iist ST. Murray Hin 6940
PARTNER wanted, lady or gentleman. with
80 900 TO 5000. in thoroughly established
musical comedy attraction. 80 people, special
tunes: full line OF printing. Address 126
Herald. Herald so.
PARTNER Wanted.-The theatrical business
offers you to invest and realize big and
quick results: act quick. MAX ROGERS.
Phone 5555 Bryant.
LIVE wire for introducing new auto ac-
cessoiy for Ford cars. VIII be az Hotel
Pennsy ylvania for two days, room ST..
BROADWAY. 1887 Is. ". cor. 163d std
Elegant. large store: great future.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT entered
into ON the 18th day OF December 1911. by
and between FLORENCE SNECkBELi.E
ami JOHN WANAMAI<ER. NEW YORK,
viii sell oi the lith day of June. 1921, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon. in the plano dc.
partment OF John wanamaker, In tho city,
County and State Of New York, one style
White Player piano and bench. al provided
by Sections 65 and 66 of the Personal Prop
nat. W. orNprNrso. Aucticneer.
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Westchester-Sale or Rent.
EOR SALE

FOR SALE.
On Monroe av., Larchmont Manor, new
tapestry brick and stucco house: slate roof !:
copper flashings and leaders: contains :
large bedrooms, baths. maids rooms. .
lavatories, living ROOM dining room, kitchen,
pantry, front porch, sun porch, sleeping
porch; also two car garage: all materials
used In construction the best, as an in
spection VIII show: price $4,000 Owners,
LARCHMoNT BUILDERS, INC. Tel. New
Rochelle 1868 or 2SI2. Murray Hill 234S.
FOR SALE.
on Beach av.. Larchmont Manor. two ar
tistic and up to date houses, viii be finished
IN about two weeks; No. contains rooms,
baths. open fireplaces. large tiled veranda
and pergola; garage on lot S0xi60; price
S32 900. No. contains 10 rooms, 3 baths, =
open fireplaces: garage on lot 99x20o: price
So, 600: terms. Owners. LARCHMONT
BUILDERS, INC. Tel. New Rochelle 5000,
New Rochelle 2sT2. Murray Hill 23iS.
FOR RENT OR SALE.
IN LAWRENCE PARK, BRONXVILLE.
a NEW HOUSE. %lightfully situated on the
hillside, among fine~old trees convenient to
schools. stores and station; rooms. 3 baths /;
garage; plot 100xf00: shown by appointment.
SWALLOW & PRATT, INC.
IL Palmer av., Bronxville, n. Y. Tel 1t21.
REWARD & KRAFT. Real Estate,
go Huguenot st. Tel. 2541. New Rochelle.
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OPPORTUNITY.

II YOU have 81 900 and can furnish good
references, you can have a home built either
on your own idea or frolS various plans
In one OF the finest high ground locations on
Long Island: no assessments, tax exempt
zone; 10 year old shade trees throughout
he property; five foot sidewalks and park
ings curbs all laid; sewerage, water. Pas,
electric and telephone conduts installed.
Write X 600 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

WANTED-For the season, summer cottage,
water, furnished or unfurnished; /;
within committing distance; tennis court IL
Goth st.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Long Island.
BUNGALOWS

BUNGALOWS. furnished; high class. re-
stricted seashore resort Saitaire, Fire ISL
and, for rent from June TO October or for
sale by private party. ANTON SATTLER,
222 ". 4Gth st. Phonn BRYANT 1868.
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New Jersey.

SEABRlGHT, y. J.-Verv attractively fur
nishec. comfortable house. ocean front, IL
bedrooms baths, sun parlor, dining room,
basement has kitchen. servants dining room.
large laundry, furnace room, electricity and
gas; large garage. bedrooms, Kitchen and
bath; for rent, $4,000, or for sale at half
of cost. Phone Columbus 1856. Address
Cos Herald Herald square.
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New hampshire.

TO RENT.
In the pine belt of the White Mountains, at
Lake Spofford. New Hampshire: owners prl-
vate furnished cottage for the season; all
modern couvenienccs. For particular ad-
dress +. G. CLARK. ESQ North av.. Bridge
oort, Conn.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
borough OF Broollyn-sale or Rent.

go East 9th St.--Owner leaving city must
sell his three family detached house hot
WASSMER
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

sUBLET, JUNE TO OCTOBER. BEAU
TON HOTEL, MADISON AVE. AT 93D
ST.; CONVENIENT TO EVERYWHERE;
500 PER MONTH; REGULAR RATE
WAS $155.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

WOULD like 70 get In connection with
Henry Rutgers Remsen and Catullo Bar.
sofia. ARTHUR ANDERSON, $40 Barley
st. Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone Glenmore 27f8.
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New Jersey--Sale or Rent.

A QUAINT LITTLE HOME on a quaint high
waN, near a quaint little old fashioned
town, completely remodelied from an ancient
farm home and fully equipped for year round
living. less than hour the train to
New York city splendid committing service:
with almost an acre of land and many flne
trees, including several full bearing fruit
rces: nine handsome rooms, fully decorated;
big bath, massive open flreplaces, wide
verandas. High in the healthy hills. Sacri-
flee for 81 900 10 desirable party, allowing
Sc 500 in easy payment mortgages to remain
on property: garage included: near country
clubs, schools. churches and markets; in
refined, exclusive neighborhood; rights Ior
bathing. boating and fishing, on privately
owned lakes. RURAL. box so2 Herald. 2O6
Broadway. New York city.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, Elsewhere.-Cot-
tages and bungai1ws frrnshed i,ar ana SnfIr ,Ts
West 135th ct. Tel. Morn. $50.
ASBURY PARK, ocean Grove, Alenhurst.
Bradley, Deal.--Summer cottages, hotels.
JACOB A. KING. NORTH ASBURY PARK.
BUY a JOINTLY OWNED apartment in the
very best residential section OF Summit,
n j. Az low as 81 $50 per room.
EUGENE JOBS-H. L. BECK co..
Lacl;awanna Station. Summit, N. J.
FOR SALE
Tract about 100 acres, known as Normandy
Beach, 1000 feet each ocean and bay front:
on Philadelphia and Long Branch Railroad
south OF Rayhead and Mantooking; including
fine boat arbor; plotted by state engineers:
plan on file and particulars at office OF
J. CHARLES WINTERS, ESQ, Jo3 Federal
ST.. Camden, n. j.
MANY ATTRAC CTIvE FARMS AND CoUN
TRY HOMES. WRITE FOR APPOINT
MENT, JOS. S. DEL DUCA, BERKELEY
HEIGHTS. ~ j.
NEW JERsEY-The daintlest little house in
all the Jersey hills, water rights on chain
OF pretty lakes, built for year round occu-
pancy: fine trees, high ground. rooms,
tiled bath: many flowers and shrubs, beauti-
ful and refined neighborhood. sale only, cor
ner plot, 100xi60 feet; fine street; easy COM
mutation New York city; every convenience
for comfortable living. invest a little cash
and what you now lose paying rent and own
your own home; can be bought for 81 800
cash. balance on mortgage; ready TO move
into; shades and electric fixtures all in: no
extras: total price $3.50. NJ A.. box ISL
Herald. 2o6 broadway, New York city.
R1DGEWOOD. ATTRACTIVE. modern room
heuae: asphalt street: convenient station;
sacrifice $500: photographs. HOVER, 2i2
Broadway. y. y.
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FOR SALE.
200 acres Maine seashore property, with 5
miles shore frontage, commanding best yacht
harbor, also islands 800 acres: all near Bar
Harbor. Ii. y. JOY. z. o. Box 2417 Boston
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TIFUL TWO ROOM APARTMENT.
COLONIAL HOTEL. s1ST ST. AND CO.
LUMBUS AVE-; CONVENIENT TO
EVERYWHERE; $40 PER MONTH,
WAS $175.
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New York.

MONROE, ORANGE COUNTY, NEW YORK
Beautifully furnished summer home for
rent, 70 acres; finest water: altitude 1000
rage three cars; open fires and furnace.
Apply WILLIAM STOUT. Executor. 81 Lib
erty II. Tel, $3.50 John.
R0OMY furnished cottage, 10 rent. month
a. June. Kattskill Bay, Lake George, n.
y. half the regular rate for June. Write
w. q. SHELDON. Fort Ann, n. y.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

WANTED for young men, room
and board. meals per day:
private family; not to exceed $12
per week; give full details In reply
ing. u. T.. s76 Herald. Fulton ST.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

will not be responsible for debts contracted
by my wife. JOHN G. STOEHT.
]. M.-Meet III. W. ID. and w. NJ. c., Meal
pin. May 81 or June !. noon. or p. NJ. or
phone.
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Connecticut-SaIe or Ren
Maine-Sale or Rent.

BELL & PIERSoN, Real Estate.
a ATLANTIC at. Stamford. Phone oSiS
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

96TH, 3ai W.-Large. airy room, suitable foi
two; phone; all conveniences. Ant. ~
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

10000 family house. close to city, also
plot quick action; give telephone number
y 1T Herald. Herald square.
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Borough Of Bron,
APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED

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From Battery to 1ith St.. Inclusive.
ST. LUKE'S PL.. 3 Greenwich vflage) -
Apartment. rooms and bath. fireplace,
southern exposure, Si25 Inquire McANENY.
1fTH ST, 81 wes,-Three rooms, two
baths; high class elevator apartment: pos
session at oncc rent Sf3J. ]. IRVING,
WALSH 7S West f1th st.
Above 18th ~. to seth St. uucIusiye)
East River to North River.
BACHELOR apartment. I room, bath, all
Improvement d02 West 2ad Il.
SOME very desirable suites OF two, three
or more rooms and bath. to rent, unfur-
nished. on yearly lease at Hotel Chelsea,
~ West 23d ST., now under Knott man
egement and being completely renovated
throughout. Hotel Chelsea, 222 West 23d st.
Phone Watkins 1900.
THREE light rooms, kitchenette, bath eIec-
Sricity: hardwood floors; ss5. 1do w. 18th.
29-45 EAST 2TTH ST,
between Madison and sth avs.--High class
apartments, 3-f-I rooms; centrally located
rents reasonable. Apply premises
iiTfI 30 w. (wcstover Courtl-Bachelor
apartment. hirh class. hotel service. meals
II deaired. See Resident Mana ger. Bryant
500
9TH II West-Two rooms. bath ana kitca.
cnctte. iuqulre Housekeeper.
55TH. ~ W.-Apartments, floors. pafior
floor and basement. BADRoN. Circle onss.
PARK Av., p7a, corner s3d st.--eeven rooms
all modern improvements; sff0.
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l24TH. 557 West .Drcadway). Large. at
tractive, sunny looms, Ss-$12: piano.
Kitchen privilege; telephone. elevator. Apart
ment AZ.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough Of Brooklyn,

Borough OF Brooklyn.
STuYVESANT section--Large, unfurnished
room in private business people Pfeferred.
Lafayette 1913.
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SUBLET, JUNE TO OCTOBER, BEAU
TIFUL 2. ROOM APARTMENT. NOBLE
TON HOTEL. 126 WEST I'D ST.; CON-
VENIENT TO EVERYWHERE: 500
PER MONTH; VALUE $165.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

AIRY room. excellent table, small cultured
family, near Riverside. Phone Aud. 4418
LEXINGTON AV., 241 (34th)-Large ans
small rooms: home cooking; all conven
fences.
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CENTRAL PARK WEST, 424.-7 rooms and
bath, elevator service. to sublet. Supt.,
w 1O2d ST
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Connecticut.

Connecticut.
BOARDERS wanted In the Berkshires; In
valids catered to In a nurses nome; rates
reasonable: good train service: fine roads;
via Harlem r. r. TO Mllerton. Address
Mrs. JOHN o'HALLoRAN. Lakevills. Conn.
OLD ELMS, Hampton. Conn.--Modern, good
table: fine supply; SIS to $1s. Write 8.
LAUDIE. 1888 u. 3sth. Flatbush. Brooklyn.
New Jersey.
NEW PARK HOUSE.
Summit. n. j.. 45 minutes from New York.:
an ideal country home: nigh altitude: de.
nchtfu surroundings; extensive shaded
lawns; exceptional service and cuisine; golf,
tennis &C., at adjacent country club. Tel.
Summit 1875. BAKER & TAYLOR.
IN beautiful South Orange. large double
rooms. with board: homo cooking: noun
tain, golf, tennis near by: 45 trains daily
from New York. 151 Scotland road Tel.
SO 2G3
CALDWELL, ". J.--Take vacation without
stopping business; board: highest elevation.
healthy place. near New York. 82 Arling.
ton av., Caldwell, N. J. Tel. Caldwell 420-W.
REFINED home for invalid and elderly
ladies'; nurses care: sunny rooms, large
changed. 582 Main ST., Hackensack n. j.
THE OLD PHOENIX HOUSE, Mendham,
~ j.: established 1920; ideally situated IN
Somerset Hills; comfortable; rates reason
able.
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
LYNwooD LODGE. ENGLEWooD. n. J.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED

Above 59th St.-5fh Av. to North River.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

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WANTED-s12.o 600 mortgage loan on gentle
mans large country residence and $50 acrea
land near Mount Kisco, ~. Y. DANIEL
SEYMOUR. so Broadway, New York
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TWELVE minutes to Wall st.. two minutes
to subway; very beautiful, quiet residen-
tial section of Brooklyn; fine. airy, sunny
rooms. furnished and unfurnished; steam
be seen June 1; address quickly; desirable.
Box $50. City Hall Station. New York.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Staten Island.
TWO minutes walk from Livingston Station,
102 Bard av., Staten Island single rooms
~ suites. with without bath: excellent
cuisine: SEQ up.
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MADISON ARMS,
43 WEST 5STH
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CLAREMONT AV., 130.-Eight rooms. ground
floor front; $1,000: suitable physician.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

fT7TfI ST, IS E.-Light room. blocks sui
way. L." SPENCER. fremont 5l5R.
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HOUSEWORKER. chambermaids. waitress.
nurses. bathmaids, cooks. couples; city.
country: Al references. Carney's Agency.
155 West 14Jth. Audubon 1856
A good place for good help in all
capacities.
WETTLER'S 8 AGENCY, Mrs German, Mgr.
1s West 43d ct. Murray Hill 1912.
COLORED cooks, houscworkers, laundresses,
Mattresses half time day workers. house
mon, chauffeurs. buffers. couples; best ref
erences. Green's. MorningsIde 5675.
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152D ST. 545 W.--Large and small rooms
private house: references.
1G0TH ST. $40 W.-l.arge. cool, pleasant
rooms also parlor floor for doctor.
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Westchester.
New York.

CHILDREN'S summer camp a, Cats
kills: 8 hours from New York. few va
cancies; number limited: girls and boys
3 to 10 years: junior girls. IL to II years;
5000 for July and August, or S25 weekly:
dormitory; best of food and care of chill
dren.-Phonc FOR booklet or appointment
Circle S164.
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HURRAH FOR "SKIPAwAY."
Boys camp on the Hudson, "Alive with
the Spirit of Youth" military training, dis
cipline: land and water sports: every com
fort and safeguard; finest cuisine; terms $1l
weekly. Booklet. Phone Bryant $3.50, OF
write CAPTAIN LEWIS TILL, West Camp
or Hudson, n. Y.
, 1921-11-02
PURCEL[IS NOT
PARTY TOF|GHT
IN SHOVE CASE
Arrest of Spanish-American
War Veteran Made on Com
plant of Handbury, .
Purcell States.

Prociaim,ng that he is not a party
to the controversy which has arisen
over h arrest OF Samuel @. Shove
who Is being held In the county jail
charged with forgery. II. w. Purcell.
Insists that his attitude be made
known to he public.
AS the public prosecutor informa-
ton was brought TO me n a a forgery
had been committed George T. Hand
bury signed n complaint charging
Samuel Shove with responsibility for
tho forgery. On the strength OF this
complaint 1 issued a warrant for the
arrest OF Shove.
Il want this understood that charg.
ing n man with n crime means moth.
ing. The fact that a man Is charged
with n cu'nc does not mean or carry
any prejudice that he ir guilty.
Il have no evidence n Samuel
Shove Is III man responsible for a
forgery IL n has been committed.
h Information In In the hands of
, 1921-11-02
-FOUR ACTS ON VAUDEVILLE BILL At IRIS THHTER
FILM FEATURE ROUNDS OUT ENTERTAINING PROGRAM

Two nights OF entertainment ex-
t~raordin.ry n sch-duled at the
Iris tonight and tomorrow night IN
the four acts OF vaudeville. Two
shows nightly win be presented and
seats may be reserved now.
The first act with Allaire. n com
edy juggier. presents the art OF
juggling In an entertaining and ar
tistic Even those OF the
audience who don't care o the
type Of act are pleased with the
novel method Of presenting the "old
stuff. Gaiiy painted clubs. boom
erang and hats are delt with IN q
graceful manner.
Runyan and Trent two boys who
are working under the unique bill
ing The Boys Who Put the U IN
the Fun and the Fun in 'U' pre-
sent a harmony singing and CON-
edy talking offering with a well Sc
lected repertoire Of songs and
flashes Of wit and humor.
An act on the tight wire which Of
fers thrills and sensational stunts
, 1921-11-02

a. well a. much comedy In presented
By, Juains and Upton The perfor-
mers have been connected with cir
cuser OF this country and in Eur
ope and offer many original trek.
on the wire.
The Angel Of Chinatown" pre-
senting Rogers and GALAXY with
novel scenery Of the junction Of
Peli street. Moot street and the
Bowery In New Yorks famous
Chinatown II q pisyct written by
Jack Burnett the famous play writ
er. IT is well called tho act diff
fercnt with II a novel gripping story
OF a gunman opium fiend and his
reformation. +
The first appearance OF vaude-
VILE here drew large crowds to the
Iris who left the thcater pleased
with the performance. Mr.. Stewart
has succeeded IN getting as SPLEEN
did n program for tonight's and to-
morrow nights bill.
The acts win be in addition TO the
film play presenting Elaine Ham,
merntein.
, 1921-11-02

said. Including some of the greatest
evetems, have filed with the interstate
commerce commission. copies OF con-
tracts in which they agreed to use
their best efforts to secure freight for
foreign shipping companies to the ex-
clusion Of others"
Senator Ransdeii cited as examples
contracts between tho Pennsylvania
system and Furness. Witty and com.
May. a British corporation; between
The baltimore & Ohio railroad and the
North German Lloyd line and the Bos-
Iou & Albany railroad and the Cunard
line.
Exclusive use of facilities is grant
ed IN many cases." the speaker said,
.'fres wharfage and freight handling
Is given. special arrangements on
through bills OF lading are made and
many other privileges accorded.
The Bottom & Albany railroad In
its agreement with the Cunarc liae
grants the free and exclusive use of
certain piers. and in addition further
pledges under certain conditions a re-
ducsd rate OF 2ikc per hundred pounds.
for freight In carloads"
"As q result OF the operation of vnri-
Gus contracts well over a million tons
&C freight are turned over annually by
American railroads TO foreign ships.
Tho most amazing aspect of the situa-
ton, however. Il b the railroads.
supplied with funds from the United
States treasury have been utilizing
their to build up the bust
ness and swell the profits OF foreign
competitors OF tho governments ship
ping."
, 1921-11-02

Knns., following a trial In the United
States district court at Sioux Falls.
according to information received to-
day by Mr.. Durham. Gordon was
prosecuted under the federal law max.
ing Il n felony TO transport a stolen
a from one state TO another.
Tho nissst OF Gordon was effected
by publication at Casper of a report
OF the robbery. The newspaper bear.
ing tho cou and description OF the
a was picked up on n train into
South Dakota and the party who read
Il furnished a tip TO the authorities
on an auto he had seen at a river
crossing headed for Mitchell. Inves-
LEGATION developed that the machine
Ind been sold in Mitchell and Cor.
don's apprehension followed.
Attorney Durham. Frank Mo1;rath
and Pat Royce recently returned
from Sioux Falls where they testf
fed at tho trial OF Gordon. whose
home was at vcrmiliion. S. ID.
, 1921-11-02
Students Go On
Strike Against
u. s. Conviction

BUENos AIRES. Nov. ..-students
at h medical school OF the National
college at La Plata. struck Monday
as a protest against the conviction Of
NIcolo sacco n Bartoiomeo Van
zetti In n Massachusetts oourt wher.
they were accused of murder. The
students rcfrained from attending
class during the day.
, 1921-11-02

the Spanish Anerscaa War veterans
camp and / believe viii b placed In
my hands when action il started TO
try Shove
IAN l can say Is that o will be
given a fair trial and 1 am ready to
take 1t before a Jury At anytime that
his counnei = ready to hear IN case
l surely expect to prosecute the
charge against him however to deter
mine whether he il guilty or no.
, 1921-11-02

II Shove Is not guilty he has pro
per recourse against the people who
are Responsible for his arrest. What I
mainly want to impress L. that / viii
nfver permit anyone 10 use my office
TO foster any personal animositIes TO
fnJurs or aid anyone in a campaign
Mr.. Purcell admitted hat the m
ter OF the alleged forgery was first
called to his attention by j. j. Giblin.
over n month before Mr.. Hancbury
, 1921-11-02
PAGE FIVE

az camp commander actually subscffb-
ed to the complaint. Mr.. Purcell dc
Ried that Mr.. GIblin IA twice inter
ceded in Stoves behalf stating how
ever that at n time Mr.. Glblin did
say that he thought Shove should be
given a chance to make good. Mr..
Purcell said he replied hat such a
move was impossible because he did
not want anyone TO make a collection
agency out OF his office.
, 1921-11-02
RAILROADS s
LOANS TO HELP
CRIPPLE Marine
Foreign Competition Encouraged in War
on Development of american Ship
Interests, RansdeH Asserts

NEW YORK. Nov 2-Foreign competition "aided and
abetted by Americans was declared today by United States
Senator Joseph E. Ransdell of Louisiana in an address before
the Advertising club, to be one of the underlying causes
that are gripping the development of the American mer-
chant marine" Nearly a score of American RAILROADS he
, 1921-11-02

Enforcement OF the merchant ma.
rine act OF 1890. especially OF those
sections providing for the maintenance
or new trade routes. equality OF op-
portunity for American ports gener.
ally, preferential railroad rates on
shipments by American vessels and
discriminating duties and tonnage
duties" was recommended by Mfr.
RansdeIl.
, 1921-11-02

In the days OF ancient Rome mu
sic and dancing formed a most i'm
.ortant part OF girls education.
, 1921-11-02

Hair goods factory moved from Sc
South Center to Berry rooms, &C
new location announced soon. Phon
e9f. 11-2-1t
, 1921-11-02

TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING REsULrS--
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1921-10-28
TRUSTEES LAND SALE.

By virtue Of the power vested In me
by the terms of certain Trust Deed ex-
ecuted by Bob Vandike and wife on
Sept. I, 1917, to secure certain indebted
ness described therein to Z. j. Sharp,
which Trust Deed Is of record in the
Registers Office at Selmer, Tenn, in
Book D, page 374, and default having
been made in the payment of said in
debtedness, Twill, at 10 o'clock 4. M,
on November 80. 1921, at the front door
of the Courthouse in Seimer, Tenn, of
fer for sale at public auction, for cash,
free from the equity of redemption,
homestead and dover, the real estate de-
scribed in said Trust Deed, to-wit: In
McNairy County, State Of Tennessee,
beginning az the southeast corner Of the
southwest quarter of section twelve,
township one. range seven. at a stake,
runs north los poles to q stake; thence
west 81 poles to stake and small red
oak pointers; thence south l05 poles to
stake, hickory and oak pointers;
thence east 81 poles to the beginning,
containing 40 acres, more or less.
Title believed to be good, but sell
and convey as Trustee only.
This october 26, 1891.
SAN HOUSTON, Trustee.