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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-31
AUTO OVERTURNS
AFTER CRASH ON
POTOMAC DRIVE
Mother and Two Daugh-
tiers Among Hurt in
Accident. )
DRIv RR ARRESTED
Fall from Tree on Bladens-
burg Road Sends Boy
To Hospital.
DRIVE R ARRESTED

Four bersons were injured when
the automobile in which they were
riding overturned in a collision
with another automobile shortly
before IL o'clock last night at the
entrance of the Potomac drive, near
the Highway Bridge. -.,lt
The injured are: Mrs. Estella
Monde. 40 years old. decorations
to the head and face and bodily
bruises; Miss lillian w. Monde, 4 5
years odd. a daughter. eontpstons to
the legs: Mary Z. Monde. years
I'D. another daughter, decorations
and contusions about the head and
body: and Sarah Matthias, 20 years
old, decorations of the ankles and
bodily bruises. They reside at 915
Sixth street southwest. Their in
iuTies were treated by DR.. Thomas
A Bray. OF t.he Emergency Hos
UlLAI. =
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1921-10-31
PEACE IN CHINA
HOPE OF PEKIN
ARMS ENJOYS

Continued from Page one.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
HAMIsHO OsOR WITH THE


The committees in charge of the
Hamisho Osor B'Shvat entertain
ment given by the Young Peoples
Forum are busily at work to make
Sunday evening, January %, memoir
able for it's pleasure and entertain
ment. Already exceptionally fine lit
erary and musical talent has been
secured, including readings, vocal
solos, trio, violin, cello and piano,
and several other numbers of equally
high calibre. Following the enter
tainment there will be dancing in the
vestry rooms of the Synagogue, and
the serving of refreshments appro-
pirate for Hamisho Osor. From the
admission charge, the Forum hopes
to raise funds to carry on it's work
more effectively. The community is
invited.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
TEMPLE NOTES

"A Moral Victory" will be the sub
ject Of DR.. S. N. Demands address
this evening at the regular services
at the Temple, Fifth Avenue and
Tenth Street South.
Saturday morning services at 1890
at the Temple House, Emerson Ave-
nue. and Twenty -fourth Street South.
The Executive Board meeting of
the Sisterhood of the Temple will
be held Wednesday, January 10, at
1870 p. m. at the Temple House.
The Child Study Class will meet
on Wednesday, January 10, at the
Temple House, 2:30 p. m. Members
of the class are requested to read
Chapter 4 of Tanners book, "The
Child"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
ANNUAL MEETING OF CHART
TIES

The annual meeting and election
of the Associated Jewish Charities
will be held on Monday evening, Jan
uary II at 8 p. NJ, at the Temple
House, Twenty-fourth and Emerson
Avenue South. The nominees are all
we'll known and the balloting should
be very spirited. Those who contrib
ute ten dollars or more to the Com
munity Fund are eligible to vote in
the election. Interesting reports Of
the years work will be submitted.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
DIR. LEFKOVITS AT THE FORUM

The members Of the "Young Peo-
Piles Forum" will be addressed at
the next meeting, Tuesday evening,
January Is, at 8 p. M, by DR.. Maurice
Lefkovits, who will speak on "The
History and Causes of Anti-Semit-
ISM" The meeting will take place at
the Vestry Rooms of the Adath Yes
hurun, 1906 South Ninth Street. An
open discussion will follow.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

Beulah, to Mr.. Martin L. Kahner of
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur S. Bearman,
2547 Aldrich Avenue South, announce
the Bar Mitzvoh of their son, Ralph
Nathaniel, Saturday, January Is, at
the Talmud Torah Auditorium.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
ADATH YESHURUN NOTES

'Who Wants Immigration Re-
stricted" will be the topic of Rabbi
c. David Matt at services this Fri
day evening at the Adath Yeshurun
Synagogue.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
GREAT OPPORTUNITY

On account Of poor health I must
sell my jobbing business consisting
of Woolens. Tailors' trimmings, Fur
supplies, etc. Will sell stock at mar
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14

ket price and reduce stock to $4,000
if desired. Address Box 208, Amer
lean Jewish World.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14

Is Your Piano in Tune?
B. R. Gustafson, for years in
charge Of the repair and tuning de-
partment of the Gable Piano Co., is
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
BIRTH

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Noodelman, 1127
Humboldt Avenue North, announce
the arrival Of baby girl.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-01-14
Paqs Five

now doing work for himself. Ex-
pert work guaranteed both on pianos
and player pianos. Louis Berry per-
sonally vouches for my ability. A
call will convince you. Drexel 3056.
Wanted-All books of Jewish in
+oroo4 H., H., 1,,o,,J Torod
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
ANhUUhlLaYEAYS
In NlcIiiuriaIri

r'r, i lH i Who en 3, 5 P H. r.,
l M% i ""r i, So, ar? ,a4as
e. : nom iE S''" br isi,' and nj Ia
mm n, WIN mn h hS 80. I. met s HIN 'h.ie
Then he s-,id s"od-Dy 20 al.
on how we rricvcd to SOC him go
n, "ur Savior wili"d {; =,
~ "..n wa great; ~ suffered iomr.
Wh%," "H .nmerins ynn .en,ei !h.re,
v. cannot, ON Lord, Thy purpose SO.
ouf loss - great. vyr cannot complain.
IH, uns, IN God, we w!i! nice, again.
Irst a, dusk our savior called linn
WHEN wa haard Tihny' i"9irg wn.s.ar.
l. hI"n" eau fi'" tn" cheer.
Mrs. GEORGE ROSS
n%n. niDrsnca. ia!nts upon NY brain
Wherein charming hostess ';ned
It'll 81. Has si,an, h,r happy days
ia 'ns'',ug ,:Firnds am: ke"rins th",".
hnd ""H drs"t."s lhc!r words Of
afa!a".
i.,r ,.,hle SO, with taste and at,
W!ih, lutc.ons fru,'s. w,ih ma@f"mt
E:n.yoiio! ~ her che rfui voice.
Wh"r" one might sr"nt such pleasant
houfs.
~ SS.h1y .w., ,,aam r'mt:,ns ,!lgs
zoe me sunlight ia a.; cy"-.
A,d shining Crown o: golden hair.
HOW many generous ..nIly rius
Have passed bet""e" h.s hand auh
wIth w~iI-um.i worIr .: cage advice,
Tia; sometimes reach,d 10 height
a,s"s sga "e y'i.In :; nc s.i ;i,a
a friend in need friend ;u desd."
could / r.n.ayc ina, wet Of years
sh"G.h not enhnse 2n" ..n;*'c ;nt"A1.
Nor srat. "nd 'Si.ssin&-N on s.c - Nal.
I.EnyoL
Ny nsa.t :, ea4densa .. n. 80.
Aql h~,e IL, ne return NJ ,h.ns.
'' NAH. DOVE HAl-
I%wEnI f wins T.':"'''i,r;soe. q M
,al- - thr.e yca!. aao toiay
~ $ %rel u. W ,hi5us p'.a ats,f f@"S @i5
81 dad. but 'i"9"..i .ntg ne
:
Mother
MILLER /. owing meir"ry ~ my husband.
4\Hdr. So, 5ruahGH Miller. who 6iei tNo
years ago yesterday. February /
Two years ago today
Nj a. Alsuand pass''A a~4s.
SON VIC. 90 sadness. y.dEn
fof 'ue p.--,ure .,cp "Ud his sI4d re-
ili"-
= ,rycious one 'ro!n Us NJ. soae
: Nu!rg S.. loved a. li.N;
!ii4 IIat. IS vacant "a our home.
Nud Hrve- can b" TILED
WII.HUES--lm sal tn, loNink memory Of:
our darling. Joau q. Wthurn. ased J!
YEAR, ~np deGurtet: this IL" On" month
axe ;riay. f.hrgaFg -. 1921.
Though tUu .cay" ~. John, ia- .4ns
Ia th.u sHG and lonely world
y nrpErr -u.dri"I mother ard Hth-r.
- God. Thy VIII b" doHr.
49, Mamma ana Da!dy
IN the graveyard peacefully sleeping =
uu- precious a'ter! Urnth"r. uu' his
Split HAS ..sc"ud"d. with the Angels
By H!s Sister,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for SnIe

h'i'h ON" 1915 s-p.ss-ngcr isuich car.
~ iISt class condition. son N,t,,l, 49,
lh"i'' if,nd"lp., 5Iti
% Is touring ear FOR sal" Thi. g. ~
'h n"Tl''l cpndit!"H ana, :, demonstration,
NIL uyhSih,e you "i i,- value Financial
conditions fore" va. 1" MAKE this y,cyi,
hc".. call Madison 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles FOR Sale

eECc.:'; ;i:SD TRrCkS-We have q
Few f'u..l size second hlui trucks At
very ..aslna'.r prices. SE!ih n ilicxa
Inc. :! Sorth fttt".utn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
AUTOMOBILES
Autom ,bilc, for sale

HAY l.. "a brand new -pasS.ny.: tour.
int: car. Also "A brand new truck. ueitne-
OF which has ever bcc;. run tnu:. The.
ears cost me over 5i.ypg Mo yi.l ~,
iiI. $4,000 for the two? Financial COud!.
tons fore" IH" to make this sacri a :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

SEVEN PASSENGER sedan. Al condition
NIL s'si 49, - h.,IEr!u OF Will "AChIng"
iYr nn. 'rrfp'"d real .stat" y. o..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

STENNNS = NIGHT l'nf All. ~ factory
coat. two brand new i-cyiimd"r s-i,:sg"u-
go St.a'r-- Knight automobiles. Address
KIM -: Sumter Street. tOiu!i. bia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
L. etters Like This


delighted ad | n
The Tmcs-Isach which
to
sold a o a near
You regular Want Ads when have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Thousands of People Will Read the Want Ads on This Pare TODAY
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING,

lNDEXED FOR QUICK REFERENCE
TIE GT,I "ia;,i adyers!s.nsrs. ordered for
;s;'li,ion OF TIiE Evf&Irr%G nls ;rs H:I'
md r i@.ei given ven herewith cover mvruiny
th% .Igcp,ion o! THE SUNDAY ri ,,t.y
Ill., which !. iciced separately.
Schedule of Want AID. Ha,es.
80 H.ri daily. minimum 3oc. eet solid
&c word sunday. minimum See trS lid
W ""r1 Auncay. minimum 900. .i:atc caI.~
,, Consecutive Insertions price Of -,
,,.., gorsseu'..e insertions prlc. Of 81
IL Point Type
Al h m.s .A,.es' ,ype psr'n.,,ed IL the Want
80 Is one inch m. raj. Tor Ibis Az.
:, "o.S sn e.ni' ~ r,d i..!y and cents
~. Mons "ii apply ~ for regular want
These rates aup!y only 10 advertisements
cis'htt!nS In lH-:iinOni and suburban
.,ti''Wfy, From oth'r sources Ia, rates
,I"y. u. erh'b az asat" line tc"unt C
j4uy ne ot,.sr ''iS 80 A.. lmu'' accom-
Longer Term Races FOR Hgs.noss Adver-
Aaves,isc,ne i i 81; i"t az lat. :. 10
y. 20 30 az r - !. NJ ra:h ws.t,'iay. ..d
ne''ion IN u.e nest Loi'i'lo&.
A$Y rr THESE nnA&cii VAST AD
STATIONS Will. ACCEPT YOUR
WAIT AD-
WEST OF FIRST STREET.
a woii.sIEFFEH
.rhToS.s bKuG SIGHm.
s iiIfR WIS I l!i,EAG .,,s.y
Hi.A$ss noUlEViitb f:fINEHAcr.
a5A,y%Ht!1-,,ss b ,ittIsa $ $l,s
rHE i"A;:pis rriAKsiAcY.
20. I'a'E
a,a. is,oys = h 4 ysnu.
GROW. AVE!;uE iiiAI,MAcr.
'22' Gross Ays,n"
lg!S W. M.li street,
ii,H Voc; i<soad Street:
"Es i.oi fN w.. S" M.,s g,,s:,
-. Z !HiiN%"
rrHi. s ffGi,F5 = Tri ?'i;;.i
- ;iPiaa,h i7"r I I,s.,
& y WA'f a. nNSs.
TAnnA.:r' t Site G 81;
'onE%, @ nhI,Al;TMtK%T STORM
EAST or FIRST sTEKTr.
SCiItEs.
n35 s. s.... $,ri ;s.:+ Si:-, 20.
r. if,s,,
t s22' :;gr'n "oa, 'A ,: s,rs.+
20! Ea., "a'1 S,i,t1.
SCIlER9i.
Nlrth al! i;ru-d S'r"rts.
..Hgi.h%TD ~ CitLnhEY.
Williams !nAnMAcY
F'I1ESEHs l:',iAnMAGiYY.
XXI f>li,M a,5i :P' ,.i H4ip S:i:n'
srK!SGEE HRT'G toMrAHr.
gl90 NsE4a!e S,r."t.
T~-n,y sixth ami E-n,bI" S:r-eA
zoo E5,s; H-oaG SIRE
NpEbS IHCG STORE.
I7tc East M.Esh.l! street.
i',IroS.
ioH% " i.CESTEH
~ ,,"";vsi,,in,ss, , irS'l
1907 WILLIAMSBURG Avenue.
;. = bl.Att Z. sos.
solrl KiciiNo<n
WASIll$GTpS EARLY.
/: ~, ''H %Ar 5,i:it
80. lul S'r"e'
wAsi!i,,GTToS 3 EARLY.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
hARToH HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
si5 %"r'h Avenue
HIGHLAND rARK.
4" IS V.UGIf.i$.
Fouf'h A rn, n>> ina ,,, "a, stree.
PARK VIEW PiiAkAACY,
1900 Nos, ste Avenue.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

OF whi.n has ,, es.I be-. fHn, '"u:; rnr- :.
NE .'.eoS Tor The ;w9' Finsnt!4l cond.'
GSr:' c .2 be Sen a, ' iSi MI .o.d
5 5aHhs N2' q a OH G SsS $1.s
and ''n IN >ersn, 'S e%aoa :s yyr .~p ~.
a.u i5 c ssa r .s-a ." a2 tsr ne
priC-.
.un si ' soa;oa c'"G ', "; *ass
price.
Thru mr.; poasy Touring. '~oua' .o4 re
JONES ,1 MqT % n G3N s2 s4nE.:ly. Se.
'G ; ??'s1". ss.:s
F eaIal t@ns. H XIII a2J 1a'4 any !" Nv
,h%ns%mt "i.!ss: so"eia. fn.o;or TO- - Il
sci! at attractive, ;,r.g. -. h,y, ,nn,i,,'r,
Ca i.,s 80. " NV ''''' ''''
NilNE e,r %, s,.e: isi, ,ne-i., IA nry,
cheap :0r cash Gail RsnIoluh sol "
Let good judgment guide
you in buying d USED
CAR. Below we list a few
of our DEPENDABLE
USED CAR bargains that
are backed by our name:
Overland, Model 4, Tour
ing, $4,000.
Ov IL a II d, Model i,
Roadster, $4,000.
Overla an d, Model 90,
Roadster, $4,000.
Overlan d, Model 90,
Country Club. 4-passenger,
$4,000.
Overland, Model SO"
six, touring, 7-passenger,
$4,000.
Overland, model "S3,"
touring, with winter top,
$4,000.
Chevrolet 1870. Touring,
$4,000.
Overland d, Model 80,
Touring, $4,000.
Every car listed above
has been rebuilt complete
in our shop and represent
values as good as new cars.
Reasonable terms to re-
sponsible purchasers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Special Notices

! - Roosevelt. Ccusa.csc-mt Home y open
70 guests. C"nNaI"sccnC" n"ryoUs a!.I
Ttst. cure cases. ..'4.Ii- ana .!i-'!
;tyug!r. IAos- !"s!r.'s 10 speak 10 -! 81;
IN.L.lIlas IA G"gaTl 30 lE!s home WEI
i!,4sv c..4 .tuu."yHrd 1tit. as The NUN
br. N :hr tc.cphOnc directory - IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
TEEMIEAi. BARGAINS.

TERMINAL BARGAINS
rEEHLtSS EIGHT. ,,i, ..rAS
SL.SGEE EEi'NiNTrD' AND ~
TIE BEST MECUANlcAL CONDl-
riON
COLE AERO EIGHT LATE:
MODEL. pHivE& LESS THAN S.tp'
NILES. y BARGAI%
NASH hS,SFSGrR TOURING;
list . Y i 4 II \ UI.E:D AID
E'!' iffNb WITH NEW TIRES.
,.l;IInEHrY SIN sroHr WIRE
WHEELS, EEl'AINTED THOR
DIGU!l. DN ERif NUI.ED. AND ~
REST pt' CONDITION.
NATIp&Ai. SIX 7rASS.NGt:E.
.NSr THE THI%G FOR HACK
TERMINAL MOTOR co
SIXTH ANp CARY STREETS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Personals

! Will. sOI re responsible 20. amy G"bts
contracted by Az. un, ptavr Than my
self j. /. lyle. -: No.ta Twenty SIKH
0; Whereabouts Q: my
GrCth-Es Lee O.. James NJ and Morton
" Wat.iEs or %: iny sisters, Lille ".
!t"rs IEG Lizzie DAVIS iyArrins de-
aired. Address. Anna May VA Ains.
-l= BnusN Street Norfolk. Va.
NS%TEb--M" axe making sDcC.A.ty ~
tS-.u; army oyc.cuats daT.. brown amt
u.,r!. Ms : ! Pyle. @!5-".i North
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
In Mcnlorianl

HULiIE!..EE-In loving cmbrarce of
my dear mother Barbara ilulhril.r
who departed this lie seven Years ago
today. February 10. 1914
Shc little thought when leaving hom.
That she never would return.
That She 80 SOON In death should sleep
And leave us here Ia mourn.
When the golden gates n"w open
God laii His hand uvOn her breast
She answered .swcrjIy To His call
And entered her heavenly home o, res;
rs Her Daughter Elizabeth
TELEPHONE Ramdo,pn ana tell !,
Times Dispatch Wan; Al Taker Nhat
YOU want. She'll heIp yrg write y rom.
plete al tina, vii! quickly get GOOD re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

.'oHh ears ifpI SO" W.. BaugAnn Motor
S.i"S {" 500 .E"st br"ad S'r""t.
II /. has" several S"coud-ttnd ss.fgcr
'frs IN! trucks ~ III" beet II condition.
."rH'aIis"H! -iGht. I'iig"s r".surl., bic.
j. VIII u"E sou to look these o."- ~.
TOE bEyinE "i."1'h"r" \. Meyers Sons
q" ell SUYth Eighth S;-ce;. Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13
Funeral Directors

MoUR$i:;G oEDEns completed In ~
hour. W. -1U.uivd 20 dye
ln-ut- b..-H N Crc"ty !"uf Iou'. THIS
u. /, sarC.s. branch OF O.' business AID
10 always given prompt attention. HoI-
z"!Ic'r 500 SGIth SCyentn street
h IiALI l.d.>.i I:nuU. funeral director
md ";nOa.!Uer, 80. E-eSi Malt Street
,.als .0u lBl EaIinlD. 56s3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-13

1DSES MOTOR CAR COAt.ANY
OFFERINGS IN GOOD Used CARS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Five Taken From Homes
And Slain, Near Belfast

ser,s. July Give ren were
taken f-or, :Ae,r homes m the DIS.
t-,ct Ct Ne>vry. - mites south of
this c.:y. th.s morning. and mere
shot Their bodi.s were ief: in
Il helo by the roadside by tHe men
who had put them to death.
TWO Of the dead men were
brothers and sons Of Former Ser.
geart Of Police Rerily. This was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
TWO DIE WHEN forest
FIRE DESTROYS TOWN

Cobalc. Ont. JH'v 1.-Two deaths,
destruction OF the town Of Wildwood
and loss Of millions OF dollars worth
Of timber n forest fires Were report
ed here last nig&t.
According 70 III" Information. North
s-u Ontario last night was wenaced
BY fires n hal! dozen areas. Sav'
eral towns Were threatened \ nun
dred m"n. workers n pul2wood
camp az Wildwood were said 10 be
homeless. Scores are ft&AtinS the
flames back Systematically.
The mercury has been sizzling at
the 100 mark for three days. 1t has
not dropped below 90 degrees. eren
at night. Except for the absence OF
wind. weather conditions are similar
10 those which prevailed in 1919
when the Po-cu?ine district was de-
stroyed By ftre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
EXPECT DEFINITE MOVE
BY THE REFORM BUREAU

jersey City. y J.. July 6,-Definite
action by the international reform hu'
reau in connection with that organiza.
tons announced iA,eG'.on OF arrest.
ipc somebody on account OF the Demp,
sey.Carpen',"r f.h' Saturday was
looked for ,oday With Jack Dempsey
speeding westward toward his home
in Sal; Lake ClJy. officials Of the bI.
reau had small chance OF serving a
warrant upon tae victorious champion
for assault and battery upon the Pc.
son Of Geoyg's CarAp"3Ue: - Had
been ,treatenCG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
DISCUSS PREPARATIONS.

I.ur!na. Ju'% 49, ErpIrau"ns pay
meas lv Germany. and plans fnrw0-
hr.l hv H.. Ai,i.: IN connection with
.u.!,.:nm!;.".. were discussed hy tn" IA
prri,t. "ralrrtrrr to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

~N.ro a." ,wo kinds a; women -.,
....... who think ,hsy yrpu fool mru dn'.
...,. ...4 hos. whn lh.nk '&r% can f"".
-nn AMI CAM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07

NO one knows better than ! do
what it is TO be young, healthy ana
happy. surrounded hy friends: anu
then through Illness TO los" AL in
t,rcst in llC"". sail Miss Helene SAeT-
wood O. Hallway. y. !.
MY trouble started with nervous
ness, follows! Icy loss OF sleep a2l
appetite until ! became SO run down
and tired oUt tia, II" was 4 burden
to me-. cowIL not d" ny work, aHI
had 10 ambition for anything.
Told about Phos1hat"d Iron.
tried II. and j; was just wonderful!
how il put III" on my feet. Ny APP
petit" returned, Ty sleep was res
ful. ] rcSaincd MY los, strength AMI
nut on tweaty-on" pouHds IN weight.
Right now Never To-: 50 strong AMI
happy in my he. and al my 1rienLs
remark low We! look.
Il think phosHhatcd Iron is the
fines. tonic on earth. and IL had Il
IN my power. would put box IN the
hands Of every sick man. woman and
child in the world. for know WHAT 1t
will do for them.
Insist on PhosnEatcd Iron in cap
sules Do not take pills or tablets.
Sold by leading Druggists everywhere.
-. II. Griest x co.
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-28
AUTO OWNERS
ARE NOTIFIED
New 1922 License Plates
Ready for Distribution First
of the Month

TOTTENvILLE, Nov. 2S.-Own-
ers of automobiles are being notified
through the state tax commission
that all license plates for next year
will be ready for distribution by De-
cember and must be used on all cars
in operation after December /. No
extension will be granted after that
date. This will be a month ahead
of the distribution heretofore when
the time was extended to January
81. The plates this year will be dis
tributed through the county clerks
office of every county in the state
except Albany, Erie and five, coun-
ties of the greater city. where the
distribution will take place from the
branch automobile bureaus of the
tax commission.
No renewaf blanks will be sent out
all owners being required to make
out their applications on origi-
nal blanks. The tax COM
mission warns owners that they must
send their applications to the
ty clerks or to the automobile bu-
reau Office If they live in the five
boroughs of the greater city. The
new requirement is made necessary
by the fact that automobile license
plates numbers are assigned for the
coming year by counties. so that the
number on a plate will show the
county of registration. Applications
sent to wrong offices will be return
ed. They may be made personally
or by mail. They can be procured
from county clerks, garages and au-
tomobile organizations.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-28
HOME BUREAU TO HAVE
BIG COUNTY LUNCHEON

The home bureau or the womens
division of the Middlesex County
Board of Agriculture will launch a
drive for members at a luncheon to
be held at the Hotel Klein, New
Brunswick, December 1 at 1 o'clock.
Miss Vera McCrea of Ithaca, n. Y,
will be the principal speaker. The
New Jersey Home Bureau is modelled
after the New York State Home Blu
reau. and Miss McCrea will point out
some of the splendid accomplish
ments of the New York State organ
ization. One of the New Jersey wom-
en- will tell about plans for the New
Jersey Home Bureau.
The home bureau is primarily an
organization of farm and suburban
women who are interested in the
work of the home demonstration
agent. The home bureau in the diff
ferent counties are federated into a
state organization, as a department
of the New Jersey State Federation
of County Boards of Agriculture.
The organization committee for
Middlesex county includes Mrs. Ev-
erett Banks of Mount Pleasant.
chairman, Mrs. II. C. Brown, of
Rhode Hall; Mrs. HI. r. Hoxie, OF
Jamesburg. and Mrs. L. d. Walker,
Of Randolphville.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-28
JAMESBURG BUILDING LOAN
HAS ELECTION OF OFFICERS

JAMESBURG, Nov. 2S-The fifty
third annual meeting of the Mu-
tual Building and Loan Associa-
ton held Friday night was feat
ured by the election of officers h
officers elected We're
President, William c. Crosby;
vice president, John II. Erhart;
secretary. John H. Baremore: treas
urer ,Condit NJ. Davison; auditors,
Clarence NJ. Thorne Curtis A. Dew
eney, Harry l.. Emmons; directors.
Daniel B. Malan, John Waddy,
Howard r. Van Dyke, David i.
Kirkpatrick, Albert G. Lange. Will
ard Forman, C. Oscar Ericsson.
Following the shareholders meet
ing when the directors met John
p. Kirkpatrick WIS named attorney
and George d. Hutchinson assistant
secretary.
Announcement was made that the
twenty-seventh series would be
open for subscription and already
over a hundred new shareholders
have taken shares.
The annual report OF the ~associa-
ton, submitted by Secretary Bare
more. was rot read, as the report
will be given in detail TO every
shareholder. Mr.. Baremore gave n
report of the working of the asso-
citation during the past year that
showed a net earning of over nine