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The New York herald., 1921-04-06
G Connecticut--Snle or Rent.
LADD e. NICHOLS.
Tel. l71T Greenwich, Conn.
New Jerscy---Snle or Rent.


A QUAINT little home on a quaint old road
near quaint little old fashioned town,
completely equipped for year round living
Cid committing service: with VI acre shaded
by fine old trees: fully decorated 9 hand
rome rooms. bath. massive open fircplacss.
every modern city convenience, high in the
healthful hills. only 81 minutes By train.
sacrifice for $3.50 cash. balance on easy
churches and markets in a refined. exclusive
ncighborhood rights TO privately owned
lakes. RUSTiC. r. Q. Box 3's. City Hail
station, -. Y. G.
AsBURY PARK. Aiiennurvt Deal. ocean
Grove. iey Reach and vicinity: desir-
sable summer cottages for rent. furnished:
fGs Ssa 'as s fuTnshsf Saa
HAM. Asbury Park. n J.
AsBURY PARK, ALLrNHURsT, DEAL.
JACOB a. KING. NORTH AsBURY PARK.
DUMoST. n. J.--Modern house. bargain for
quick buyer; rooms and bath all I'm
provements. hot water heat, electricity and
gas; be seen any tirno. RUBENS, Erie
ST. Drnont. n. y. or 2o2 Il. 18th 81.
ENGLEwooDi Situate IN me midst Of
other highly improved reBldence proprftieS.
VIC offer for sale, house Of - rooms, )
baths. all modern improvements RsraEe for
cars, with living apartment; price $4,000,
81. wEATHERBy 4 co. Englewood. y. j.
EXCEPTIONAL value. on high ground near
station; house, three baths, IL rooms. in
cluding billiard room, two car garage: ten
mis- court biggest bargain ia Mountain
Lakes. II. n. RAYMOND. III broadway.
New YORK city, or Mountain Lakes, ~. J.
FOR SA1-i-To rent. new homes. very
attractive. large plots. near station:
restricted section six to nine rooms
each. 81. 900 no. would rent To intend
ing buyers. SMITH SINGER CO.. Glen
Rock. ". J.. adjoining RidKewood-
NEW HOUSES.
Just completed. ready for occupancy. 80
minutes from Hudson Terminal. ard
rooms. bath. steam heat. large living room;
all improvements. sewer. water. gas. cleo
tr.Sity three minutes 70 station: on large
plot pricss. $500 TO $1,000; 20 per cont
, cash. balance terms 20 suit: few very
desirable piots for sale. FRANK MILLER.
Is Park Row. Tel. barclay $685..
MEN hcure, six rooms bath. ,rtao porch:
large plot. price 5000; terms 81 500 cash
and S1o monthly. no taxes. VAN WlNkLE.
CO. opp. STA. Rutherford. n. y
OWNER offers for SAFE fine old country
place: stately Colonial residence. With all
city connections: outouiidirgs four acres
property nothing similar obtsnable in this
section SSi 500: will subdivide and sell rcal-
dcnce and $50 feet frontage for SIT 200.
bona fide Inquiries answered YOCNCS. O6S
Springfield av., Summit. u. y.
OLD homestead. committing zone; lots OF
fruit, shade, shribhery: acreage; barn.
price $50. .Ooo land alono worth tina. amouus
owncr. l.ot Bos,oa road Bronx.
pLAtSFTELD. :. Mine roorns. ali tn
provcrasnts. oak trim. hot wRter heat.
plot f.0Nfeo. garage, po.reFsion $4,000
Room I0a. i41 Rroa6way. New York
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

POULTRY FARM, electrically lighted; ca
paeity 800. 6 room bungalow: main road
good markets. r. BIGELOW, Belmar, y. .
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Above 5oth st.-5,b Az. to North River.

An advertisement tn thc Lost dnd
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovc,iHD pow lost properly.
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.

-~-g~s-~~-
westchester.
wESTcHESTFR W County.-Attractivs housa.
rooms aud bath: garage fruits. Nncs.
iRwn, vervtnbl~ garden. chickenhouse. J.
H. fS0 Railroad nx. Rye. NJ ~
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above iath 81. 90 Jeth st. 0neiustve).
East River 20 North River.
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10 story avenue corner fireproof apartment.
over 200 rooms: lease II years responsible
tenant; wonderful 70 alter into small apart
mcnts Murray Hill 1899.
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REAL ESTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-saic or Rent.

Long IsInnd-Saic or Rent.
Al beautiful Garden City, especially well
located plot, every Improvement, 100 feet
east frontage. restricted. worth 81 800; hav-
lng moved South. sell st 5000 cash. JOHN
w. POST. Norfolk, Va.
COgEy cottage. minutes Laurelton station.
l.. I. Il. n rooms, bath. electricity.
rtearn heat: plot 4oxis7. 5000: 30 minutes
20 New York. sTUBBE. 20 Broadway. Tel.
Hushwick 63aT.
FOR sALI-Twonty room house, R0ckaway
rRrk. running water IN each room; five
minutes from station. helf block from ocean.
Particulars %, phone laterysle 5lG2.
ron sAIit4At Bnyshare. T. ~, 3 t3ofi
house. about ~ cultivated acreB. nicely
shaded. high elevation. bargain. - o0o.
DONFtI.AN. $50 isaesau IT., Mar lettau.
tllCNpsTEAp. \. i.--For sale new house.
{ rooms and BATH gas. electricity. hot
water heat. open fireplace and other modern
improvements. plot 60x1o0; situated IN best
residential section, 2 blocks from one OF
tho finest high schools in tho State good
electric and trolley Fervicn 10 New York
IDEAL location for commutsr; price ~, 900
cash 81 500 terms 70 suit. Call or address
owncr. 100 Marvin sv., Hempstcad. L. !.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above ldth st. 10 heth st. unclusive).
East River to North River.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.


10000 Square Feet
WHOLE OR PART.
IMMEDIATE. POSSESSION.
IIoboken, n. j. Brick sprinklered building.
light on all Sides heat. elevator, electric,
etc: convenient TO railroads and ferries;
inspection invited.
AbURnoRN6
/ Newark St, Hobokcn, ~. 3.
Telephone Hoboken cili.
r-LoSG ISLAND CITY,
loft Space 5,Oeo 10 1907 900 square xssi.
ROMAN CA.IMAN COMPANY.
\ Briise rinxa l
l~iOSt. ISLAND cTTr.--t
FACTORIES & SITES;Ssts StWSRM' SEGAp 81. ri.
K. Il. Bond 4 Co.. Inc. EsT'D Is<s.
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
BROOKS & MoMAND.
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES.
IFS BROADWAY. PHONE RECTOR 2267.
CHARLES BERLIN. 1888 BwaS-Nanage-
ment. sales, loans.
MONEY desired by reliable parties: two
MORTGAGES 500, 600 and $50, 600. Address
HENRY. room go6. Times Bldg.
wANTED-smali building loan. garage prop
osition. OWNER. SIG Southern Boulevard.
Molrose a4sl. -
CITY REAL ESTATE.
.~1-~~---@-~-~~~~~~-~-~-
THE oUEFNsBoRo CORPORATION.
30 East 42d gi.. cor. Madison ay.
Aboye 18th st. to 5oth st. CInciusive).
East River 90 North River.
10 story avenue corner flreproof apartment.
over 600 rooms; lease II years responsible
tenant. wonderful 10 alter into small apart
mcnts Murray Hill 4sse. "
Above 5oth st.-5th A.. 10 East River.
utctI cleas hrownstone story and base
rnent near Madison av., Ia sos Immediate
nossc4nion parties going to live abroad.
scHAEFER, 3o5 LenoN av.
~ y. sist s,.--5 story An-rcan basement
and 8 baths. iarse extension hardsood
floors and electric light immediate posses
zion. s9cn any day between z and ,. price
$50 600 JOSEPH 6. ABRAMSON, 10 W.
icth. Bryant t0e4
7yru sr.. iso-i32 E--ia,lo2.s each. two 4
story ard basement, with story extensions,
immediate Possessis.n .nS ood Sl eel together Or
American basement at our office. JOSEPH
a. ABRANisoN, 20 w. 40th. bryant 4G9l.
Above 5gth st.-5th Av. 70 North River.
~ EST G3D ST. between Amsterdam and
Columbus sys.-Three story and basement,
ts foot dwelling, II rooms and baths.
wM. A. WHITE a SONS, 90 Cedar st.
fei. John 500,
GsD sT.. 264 w.. between Brosdway and
West End av.; i9xio0. five story American
basement, bathrooms, story buffers psn-
~ and bathtoom extension; hardwood floors
and electric lirht modern n ever way. In
mediate posFessicn; seen any day between
f0-a price &iH con. JOSEPH -. ABRAM-
sON. ~ w 18Th Tel. BRYANT 4V2l.
sfo,0 900 cash. balance mortgage, buyR =
story. 20 family flat, near Central Park
west: easy terms. w. ALANSON ALEN-
AsspER. 503 I-ifth av
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New York State-saIe or rent.

A BARGAIN. Must sell my fine home on
. account of death In family House I3
large rooms and bath: lot u acre with
fruit and shade trees. grapes. Property
located in fine section OF country. High
ground, easy committing distance to city via
Eric r.. r. One mile from Hudson River:
four miles from Nyack. House In first ella ss
condition. Sftuated at junction OF roads
State road 70 Bear Mountain runs past house.
Property well adapted for business OF any
Kind. Ice Cream and Candy Pa rlors con-
Quoted In house at present. For further in
formation address BOX 81, Sparknl Post
PEEkSKILL, n. Y.--i5 room brick house:
hot water heat: Al condition. barn, eight
acre plot, including cottage: about two miller
from the station and the trolley line. must
be sold 70 settle estate. MARGARET Nj
DONNEI1Y. Peeksk.ll. Y. Y.
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Westchester--Sale or Rent.

CORNER plot for sale 50x2o0. Nepperiian
Heights, blocks from station: price
II 200; this Is a sacrifice SANDERS, 30T
East S1st ST., New York.
NEW RoCHELLE-SIx ROOM FURNISHED
COTTAGE, ALSO GARAGE; ALI. M
PRovEMENTs: 5 MINUTES FROM ALI.
STATIONS. ALSO 10 MINUTES FROM SEA
SHORE; TO RENT FROM MAY TO Ot;-
TOBER l. INQUIRE AT WATKINS 4571
Or CALL At 1of BROoKS1pE PLACE,
NEW ROCHELLE.
$500 buys building plot: water, sewers, gas
electric lights and macadam streets: 20
minutes out. Harlem r. r.: money loaned TO
build; free title by Lawyers Titl3 and Trust
Co. ZANGCpLE. cnaG lfh nv
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 18th st. TO 59th -. qnciusive).
East River 20 North River.

THE oUEENsBoRo CORPORATION,
10 East 42d ct, cor. Madison av.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
: , = = sT's-s-7@-T'-~s<~N
Long Islnud-Snie or Rent.


Long Islnnd-Snie Rent.
MERR1cK, l.. I.
y rooms, 3 baths. corner property. 130x
200; Very handsome trees house Of best COR
struction and built just before the war;
steam heat; 8 minutes walk to depot. 4 mile
to bay; $4,000: reasonable terms win be en-
tertaineo. G 7as Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
ONE ACRE. ONLY s2To.
Within committing distance of New York
city; need money quick. hence viii sacrifice
a limited number OF acre plots and Will
agree to buy back IL months from cate Of
sale for 1850: this IL bona fide: brokers pro-
tected. FARM CO.. box r AT Herald. Her
aid SO.
SUBURBAN home In Rockville Centre, l.. l..
new. 10 rooms, baths, 8 fireplaces: fully
screened; corner plot: f25x1i3 Phone F'itz
Roy S625 or write 5ss Herald Herald so.
TWO lots. 4th av., Rockaway Park: 2s0 feet
from boardwalk: 40x1o0 $50 Herald.
Herald so.
VALUABLE estate. almost 20 acres, between
Jamaica and Hollis. Long Island: splendid
opportunity for development trainr, trolieys.
churches. schools. Address replies Box 49,,
Ardmors, Pa.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to North River.

pwELLTNC-Ten rooms and baths, steam
beat ard electric lights: $4,000; s5.0ct
cash.
W. u. MORGAN, 55Ts BwAY Qa7TH.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW FACTORIES.
Two one story brick buildings, modern con-
strnction, 75x214, ct Bound Brook. ". J.:
four railroads. all improvements, siding:
stricted. sell or lease.
PIERCE ESTATES. BOUND BROOK. n. J.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

-
LOFT-i5.o 900 square feet, concrnte, corner
building, light IN -four Tides, high ceilings,
Errinklcrg. three elevators. SWEENEY
REALTY CORPORATION. 20 Main 81.
Brooklyn, ~. " Phone Gs30 Main
STOPE. 1-0fO0: large show window; suit
able any buzinosR. I7o Ssads 81. Brooklyil.
TO rani-TNo lofts 81 garage. Tor storage
pui7,assr onv .op floor tIOx1J: second
floor G0z25 electric light, electric elevator.
81 Schermerhorn 81. Main Zoos.
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CORONA nrar rnhpsv: sacrifice small
stcrA. good o-e lot, price $500. Vfito
don't call. 80 klngsland sv.. Corona.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
9as Gmbe Der @oienlippen.

@s gibt nidts, mas Die Mo0eoa.
men in 8aris unterlaiien tpIr6en,
INN ii9 vintereifant" 5u ma6en.
@oienmuno uno &oienlippem Die
3ieroen bol6er @eibli9feit, Die 10
biele 9idter beiungen, iino aus Ser
Mo6e gefommer. Das Ne1eite, mos
fin6ige &opfe in Seem gorf, 2onoon
uno @oris ausgeoa6t boben, lit
cine Gdrbung Der 2ippen, Die 5u
Dem @efomtton 6er Soilette in $ar.
monte itebt. gs per6en 6esbab
2ippenpomaoen in Ben Sanbd &c.
brodt, bie ma11befarben ODER grim
li11b, un6 nit 6ieier1 ioQen Die So.
men ibren 2ippen nun farbige @ei5e'
Derleiben, sgeget, 6ieabos altmobifde
Mofa berblafien mub. @ie i@on!
.tpie tpa1n6eri40n! {,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

- 8effer baran. ad ia,
@err bon 5horf Elm ieoes Grauen'
3iunrner 1T at b%eflagen, 1penrt bic
bebentliden 6reibie Sabr gu naben
anfangen.
So iino sic freiIid better onrart,
mei1 Grdulein, ba sic fid BON bic
ier beoenfliden 3abl INNER mebr
cntfernett.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

ibn tptrt!tp l1eb. ct mar 10 mum.
bcrpol thug, unb feline feline Sronie,
Die au9 Dor fi9, ielber nidt balt-
modte, mirfte ungernein erfriibeno
un6 tat unencli9 mobl. gr mar
fdo1t per - ser liebe, liebe &ouegel
2ubmie 8rabm,
Deuti6. Sdoufpielbaas, &ambnrg.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15
5rantre;ds ujunee @amnet4

SIT Gn iedsiabriees aino ei,'
iuuger Mann? Gieie 5rase- lit III
Trantrei6 our4 ein @eieb aufge=
morfen moroer, ons sic f0rperlids
Musbiloung 5mangsmeiie fir Die
Sugen0 beioerlet @ei9le9ts for0ert.
Scr S 1 bes Nrtifcl5 / bieies Sc
iebe5 p%erlangt, BOP va0rperubung
ourdgefiibrt miro fir ole iungen
Mai1,ner I'M Sitter bon 6 Sabre1l bis
gu Der 3eit fires Gintritts in Die
Irnlec."
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

gerpett prtnge11o, n11D dur Miitie
5urid. Nud miitc,b btlisltu tii.:r.-
orein u1lo elm $50: lpilber G@is.e
our6toite sic JOINT 10 title &oA>
nung. audi, Eudi, fon,m be,!"
briiute Meiiter San bur@ eil,er
Siirfpalt.
80 mein @odelden, mei11 &Gbn-
1en!" freiidte Srau Marretie, rer
5erreibt ibn, fi@er - -er 5erreiBt
ibnl"...
San, tief eri@uttert uno 1ei@t
beben6, tam nun audi auf ben 8or.
plaB binaus, gera6e qls Der Sabn.
berfolgt bon Sud, ms 3immer bin.
einflog un6 eine. 3iemli4 fiderl $50.
iitior .a1tf Ser @ta9ere einnabm.
rBud, Bud! gu fommit bier
ber!" bonnerte San. ~@inlt ou fom-
menu" - uno in einem Baroris.
mus bon @ut un6 @er5meifIung
idu1g er nit einem &egenidirm
aus 6em Sdirm ltdnoer nod 1em
Softer, pas Yud nun mirtli9 at
ieinem Grau6en trieb, 6ie i'm auf.
nabm uno iofort i'm &inter5immer
eini6loB.
Limo >pas nun?" fragile San,
feu9en6 un6 ermattet. Marretie
tam nit elmer fleinen Come &eis.
1ireute &0rner auf 6en Sii9, ben
8ogeI INNER tpieoer NIT tral1li4
Iiebfoienben fleinen 4usrufen lot
fen6: vS&omm' nun, mein @odel.
9enl.... sat &abnden feline 2uft,
&eis at freiien? &etn &orn9en2
&oit. 6u feinen &u1ger, &erl9en2
....Dm mirIt bo9 ni@t 10 unge-
borfam fem, b0fes Ger6en? Gud-
t11d<tudl M09teit germ 3u 6einen
@ibnben 5uriid2 Sa2 &ud-tnd'
tudl. go"
Ser Sabn riibrte fi@ ni@t un6
IieB MUIR tpieoer infolge beri9ieoen'
artigiter Mufregungen ettpas @et-
Bes ouf sic @tagere falen. San
batte in5hii9en NIT pabrem $el'
6enmut ein 2afe1t bonn 8ett gerii.
len unb 6ieies an Ben 3ipfeln peit
bon ii6 boltenb, 6amit er, fails Der
@abn iid a,1f ibn itir5en piroe,
binter elmer 8eri9an5ung fiber
pare, ging er porii9tig binter iei'
ner meiben Mauer auf ben arne1t
8ogel los, Ser tpteoer aufflog uao
binter Dem 2ebnitubl einen S@lnpf-
tpinfel fudte. San, b%lutoirltig, int
mer nit Dem peiBen S9ilo Dor fi9,
erflomm Sen @tubl un6 lieb NIT
einem &ud sos 8ettu9 fallen. -
@erfeblt -. Ser &abn, aufs au-
Ber1te erregt, iboB In ben &lfoben
uno unter bas 8ett.
&c.," fagte San, fait BETTER, ~oa
bo1t 6u nun bie 8ei6erung!"
grbibt iont er TT ben &ebnitnbI
sos 2afen auf feinem S4oB
Marretie, 5db uno ge6uloie;;
idleppte ben @df9eforb berbei,
idloB bonit Sic &alfte 6es @oumes
unterm 8ett ab, nnb San rei5te oen&
&abn bamit, Bob er i'm nit einem:
8eien nod Der einen @eite 6rdngte
un6 ibm idreien6 befabl:
v@ebit 6u % nun binein! @irit
6u 90 nun bineingeben, &aQobl -
&f@, fidl..:. gu - pinit o1t:
mobl!"
~gs lit gan3 uno gar nerfebrt,.
i'm 10 bange 5u maden," iduielte'
@arretie, v6u i4ii9terit ibn nur-
einl - &omnt, fomm, mein Beter-
den, piep, piep, piep, colleges Got
felden!. go"
@ott iei @anf, Ser Dedel idlug
5u, er tpar 6rinl 3ufammen tru.
gen San un6 Marretie ben &orb
no9 ser Slide, mo feds 1eben6e
S9ouen auf ben GIiefen berumtqn3-
ten nno Die &abe 6amit bei6dfti9t
nor, ben Sdmor5 bon einem ser
ton5en6en Slide ab5unagen.
~gs lit Die refine Menagerie
.bierr fdtmpfte 6er ausgleitenoe
San.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-07-15

Sim folgenoer Morgett IN aner
Sriibe tpar Marretie i9on aus benz
8ett. Ma9 eirem balben Stiin6den
fam file gang nerpos 5uriid gu benz
tpie6er eingei@lummerten Sa1 nno
riittelte i'm ma9: g, San, 1pas
fir Elm colleges Eier! or fiferititl
Sort ou es? @ott, pie 1T er rico-
li9!.... Scum muBt OF au9 &nb'
11er 6a3n faufen, ni9t?.... Cont
bat ct es 10 einiam!"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-08-27
Must Have Two Hands.

II takes two human hands TO play
one hand al cards adroitly. To shut.
fie or deal, with one hand is practical
~ impossible. and so all one-handed
card players will welcome u substi-
tute for the missing hand. described
In Popular Mechanics Magazine. Ii IL
In the form If light and ornamental
aluminium basepiate, triangular in
shape. Along the base Of the triangle
is II curved slot In which the cards are
placed. one behind the other. so as to
hold them vertically in front Of the
player in exactly the same way as a
two-handed player holds them. In
front OF this curved slot is swiveled
a boxlike attachment shaped to hold
deck OF cards. with the top and one
side Of the box open. This affords
the One-handed player the same ad-
vantage as second hand in holding
the cards. when shui'ling or dealing.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-08-27

worthy" Graham said. judicially. I'D
offer TO break in for you. only know
the door. Nothing short of dynamite
or an earthquake would affect II. Sup
pose instead Of searching further In
this blazing sunshine, you 90 To our
house. II Is just beyond the turn there.
Phone for lOcksmlth and when your
family arrives give me the pleasure of
feeding II the best Il lone bachelor
can"
My prescrver l.ettlce calculated.
pretending to gasp. Then, with
smile half shy, half sly: Accepted
with thanks. Mr. Graham. II you are
sure your partner in the crime OF
bachelorhood Will not he too angry"
"H-m-m What do you know Of
him?" Graham asked.
"Only what Phoebe.Ann does.
Lettice answered with dancing eyes.
"She gave me Monday grudglngly.
helping clean, what time she could
spare from speech. Never tell me
again men can't be heroes to their
yalets--a laundress is even harder TO
live up TO"
"What did you learn specfcnlly7"
Graham demanded
THAT Mr.. Joe Bullit's thousand vir.
tues were linked with single crime
the helnous one OF hating women
all except the narrator" was the de-
mure reply.
Joe will rcvel in that?" Graham
commented, laughing. did you by
any chance hear the root OF his my
sOgOny?'
"IIcredlty-and improved by cult
yation was The thesis" Lettlce re-
turned. Graham looked relieved. He
hnd not thought Joe could be silly
enough To confidc in Phoebe Ann
but tattle flies like thlstledown-
also. like thstledown. n filament OF II
would spring up In her mind a hardy
perennial They had reached the
house Lettice dnricd 10 the phone,
called n number almost as she sat
down--a minute later was telling her
pllsh; clearly and in another minute
sighed relief. saving over her Shout
der fray il,n, the locksmIth keeps
rulih-snys he'll be- here In the shake
of lambs inil--so you have chance
not 10 rescue the perishn1"
There was no answer Grn'-'-'' -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-08-27
Book Of Numbers.

The fourth book in the Bible was
called Numbers because II records two
censuses of the lsraclltes made by
Moses. David also numbered his peo.
pie, as recorded Ia II Samuel Is. The
institution likewise existed In ancient
Egypt and China. The Romans. how
ever, first thoroughly established the
institution The Christian world Is
especially Interested In the Roman cen.
sus. because Joseph went 10 Rethlc.
hem owing 10 the order Of Emperor
Augustus that Fall the world should
he enrolled" In Great Britain. cen
sus bin WAS introduced In the house
OF commons Ia 1888. hut was rejected.
and the first census in that country
was not taken until 1901. The French
took n census IN Canada. lien their
possession, In 1866. There was one In
Swe' n lT49, aud In the United
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-08-27
They Find Key to
Happiness
BY MARTHA MAC WILLIAMS

20 1871. BY Mcclure Acwspaper Syndicate
Fate ordained for them proper
meeting placc-the exact center OF
tho big road. She walked it with
benz head, eyes intent OH the ground.
Thus She might lave collided with
him had he not said pleasantly draw
ing slightly aside: You have lost
something. May | help find it,
III you only will :" She cried. Its
the SmokehouSc key and all things
edible We're DUMPED inside In the
hurry this morning. And now there's
no getting at thcm-with II half
starved family just an hour away.
Ravcnous enough almost-to eat me
II they find nothing else"
THAT mustn't happen-betIcr com
mandeer food" hc laughed. Tell me
where you lost the key-and II you
are quite sure you did not lose it."
I'm sure OF nothing earthly since
this moving began. she flung back
at him. hurrying on. Il suppose YOU
are our part landlord, George Ora
ham. Esq You've possibly heard OF
me-Lcttice lIalc--usually stand for
the family"
Lucky family" Graham comment
ed. But about the key"
Its either here In this road. or at
the bottom Of the well. or inside the
observation-disclosures II spring lock,
just put on Serves Us right for med
ding"
IL was wondering little how you
had managed TO lose the key re-
membcred. Ii weighed nearly a
pound" said Graham.
ITS adorable. hut unhandy. I'm
going to trade you out Of 1t before we
20 back" lcttice said. "Wc're daffy
over antqucS-all Of us. BE warned
in time. Nail down tight every old
hinge or latch or doorknob you own.
We're reasonably honest. but play
safety first"
Right now that means food and
still more food il you are trust
The Lake County times., 1921-01-10
MEN LAID Off
At GARY MILLS
Departments Merely De
creased to Pre- War
Conditions

That hundreds Of worHmen at the
Gary works of the Illinois Steel com
pany are being given forced vacations
n different departments OF the big
mill. was the information received b.
a TINES reporter this morning. 1t is
estimated that between three and four
hundred men have already been lsi1
Oft with the total Of unemployed in
creasing daily.
According to officials ot the mill
there is nothing to be alarmed at how
ever, as the cut Is nothing more or less
than 10 decrease the departments to a
pre-war working staff. as there are
now more men on the payroll than are
actually needed in many Of the depart
ments In other words there are now
more men than there are JOBS.
The reporter also received the in
formation that the mill departments
arc not turning out as much tonnaEo
per man ss they were shortly before
ard during the war and that orders
have como through TO weed out some
Of the needless workmen, The tonnage
average has dropped considerable it is
said.
The informant this morning stated
that a large number OF men have a.
ready been laid of in the merchant
mill in the electrical department. ma
chine shop, carpenter shop. the labor
force and several other departments.