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New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

The first name is that Of the debtor; the
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed:
Nordlinger. Edwin H, Henry N.
Nordlinger and Walter Adele
ID. a. Gulnzburg ct al; October
II, 1921 ........ ......... s1li.so
Fire and Life Assurance Corp,
Ltd; October 10. 1921 (vacated) 375e5
Dunen. Joseph-von Bermuth,
Oscar. Inc; September l6 1921 3757o
Harowitz. William and Abraham
Reece-J. & c. Fischer; May "a,
laskln, Manny-M. Knapp; July 1880
areia, Marceiino and Marcelino '0'''
Daz-Caiaghan Atkinson & Co,
Inc: July /, S21 ......... 1O2 Oo
rompton, Anna P.-Spenser &
Co: July 26, 1921. .,... 81s.9s
'ogoto Paper and Board Co
Royal Gard and Paper Co; June
angel,' Fred Tx. NJ. Jamgotch. -''''
ian December le. 1920. 80. 2s4 20
.Aitchen. Garrett C. and E!ias
Meirowitz-M. Lesner ct al;
December ~. 1916 .. 270ss
I. NJ, WE'LL co.--John J: McCaf
ferty; September II. 1915 ~ 1913
Friedman, Annie--B. Grossman:
June 27. 1919 ,........... S3O65
~arelli, Charles and Fidelity and
Deposit Co. of Md.--Peopie. ETC.;
November &c. 1920 ....,.. $500 90
Cnroth. Robert E. and Fidelity
and Deposit Co. of Md.---same;
Juue %, lSlS tcanceleu) 1,Wu 90
Emerson Shirt c., Inc.-Bedford
Mills, Inc: June "a, 1921. 24l3s7
iarcia. MarceIino and Manuel
Diaz--Callaghan Atkinson & Co,
Inc; March IS. 1921 .. 147e5
Horowitz. William and Abraham
Heeee--J. g. c. Fischer. Octo-
Der %. 1911 ..-............. b344l
Guzzetta, Christi--J Zak June 7.
1921 (vacated) .............. 6,04475
Apex Steel Corpn--John Ira
geser Steam Copper Works;
Sept 80. 1921 .......... 147e61
Apex Steel Corpn--Colunbus Nc
Kinnon Chain Co; May 10, 1921. 14s7s
Serlis d Co--HoteI Sherman CO.
Feb q. 1879 ...-....... 4ss.s7
Steel CO. May 16. 1e2l. a4sso
Ruppenthals John C--M Rieber;
Oct rs 1890, .............. s7<s2
Seriis, Benjamin--Hotel Sherman
Co: Feb "a. 1921 ...... 1924
Ia Bronx County
DisheI, Ida--Grciier Society of
London Sept 10. 1921 - ssss2
II NJ Weill Co--J ] Carerty; Feb
a6 lglS ................. 10l3
II NJ WE'LL Co and Henry NJ and
Margaret e Weill--P A katz;
May i6. 1916 6........... sqs,
Same--A e Alvey: April Z. 1915 e9sa
II M Veil Coo Stephens Inns
Feb :. 1917 .................s. sses
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

BERLIN, Oct. 2o.-Figures showing
exports from Germany during July,
which have been issued here, show an
increase for that month over June
while imports were also increased. The
value of exports in July was fixed at
6,2o8 100000 marks, against 5,432, 600
600 in June, while In July the Imports
were valued at 7,5s5,0o0, 900, against
6, 6,409 100000 in the previous month.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
PROPOSALS

OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy Dena r.
ment. Washington, D. C.. until 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, Oct. 25. 1921 for delivering bath
tow els, gymnasium shoes hsue cloth blue
flannel linen tape. undershir'ts. thernlorIet ters.
steel. felt, cable eyelets, thimhies feather
pillows, binding, thread. cord. paper towels,
nRsnsook black shoes and metal cIoshes
lockers to the navy yard Brooklyn. n s.,
etc. Apply for. proposals to the supply Of
ncer. navy yard, Brooklyn n. Y or to the
Bursau OF Supplies and Accounts DAVID
FtooIIER, Paymas,er General OF the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
KELLY-SpRINGF!ELD TIRE co,

A Quarterly Dividend of Two DOLLARS
(s2.00l PER SHARE on the Eight Per
Cent. Preferred Stock of this Com pany has
been declared payable November is, 1891,
to stockholders of record at the close OF
business November / 1921
c. F. STEWART SUTHERLAND. Secretary
New York. October 4 1921
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Business Troubles

Gorayeb. Asad s and John Is
Gorayeb & Bros>-A Hagger
Hallett- Harrison H-w '"'S
HqEstsh. Moriana 4. y and George 1880
II Pierce-F Porter, costs. 1893
Hudson, Carlton-M Lorincz 45s.5
Howard. Lillian B-L H Rob ~
Hotchkiss. Max-western Miili- 1876
merry WORKS Inc. ............ 111.s
H1osileT, 1Iosa GoII,4 Helen W-M Y Haarem 7ls.a
iins mex ", So1 o, o1pTHsslams. - Ito 900. 2,660.4
ing Corp 1871
Kahn. Joseph-R Frank. 10000
Kings County Lumber Co. Inc. Glib
and Martin B Morris-J r Pell
Ksause, Adoiph and sarah-P ''S''
Warren McConihee ......... 2.17s.7
kahn, Joseph-C II Oppenheimer 10,o42. 8
Koppel. Leen F-H Jaburg ct al 6sZ2
Landau. Murri - Levinson s.
Love- syesp Mortimer A-Leiehton Inc Iss. Isso 3
sau st Corp. ..,.............. 4,a22.4
Levy, Joseph--M Woldewsky. l.102.o
McGinley. Georgianna--rIines &
Smith ..-................ $3.50
Modern cooperase Con-
Meconneli aoogy s' s.. Samuel and Nobel. A0''@
Mcconnell edward Mcconnell
Co)-N Heller & Bro. Inc. 1879
Marsiani. Frank-A Sartori ct al 1,3So.s
McDermott, John J--Sinclair &
Valentine Co ................. 4,17s.s
Moseman. George-Bloomingda
meMahnl' laann GO wandel 1an - Press ., s0s7
Joseph D Mcclure Inc. ..... sso.7
Martinez. George A---D Zoglin... 4,936.1
Maison. Michael P--H weisman
Meaee. e Eugene F-unity Under -''''
Newsaln. VISA ~ Ernest rne G. by sdn-Fifth GOV
a
n London Inc--D V Gainham 1850 6
| Northrup. swanton--w schrei-
Der --.... ...-.....-. 4l92
Mike. Maurice-Do Well Realty
& Construction Co Inc ..... 2oo.2
O'Reilly. James F-T DAILY eft al. 234.2
Piotkin. Jesse I,--v Grocof. .... 12l.a
Pollack. Samuel Maratsky.. 264.o
Gctterer ................. s.so4.s
vania Rubber Co OF America
Inc ..................... s12.3
Rialto Tourist Co Inc--M
Schrenke!sen .............. z73.s
Rhoderick. Eben-orinooo Realty
GO Inc .-..........-.- 1929
Rosenstein. Alfred R-H Bauman ss5.s s5
M Mindiin ct al ............ 1867
Read, Norah--I. Berman ...... 1862
Rubinow. Rubin-Butler Bros 20S.9
Rosenkrantz. Anna-M Roscn-
krRntz, costs -..............- 1887
same--same. costs .......,...... 112.c
McEvoy ................. l,ssos
! Sinterino. Fred-S Raider. .... 203.S
Smith, II Ives and s West
93d st Corp ................ 247.1
Smiths Auto Delivery Co Inc
w Woodburn ..........-... GAL
Singer Securities Corp-R
Scheck ct al .......,.-...-.. So6.7
Simons Charles Corner De-
partment Store)--M j Hober-
soider. ais Philip q. lIssacon ! Adver- W
tising Agency yl-Press Publish
sorerman. Hayry-~A J Picard
shamcroff, Iarasi--E Arnold. 80. 1905
Seaside Lumber, Co. Inc-Sabine
Lumber Co .-..-........,.... 1867
Themae. American Motor Corr
poration, Iuc--E II Carroll. 1862
flasher. Clarence E-A G Schoon-
maker g. sons. Inc. ........... 6sl.2
Taussis, Richard Mn Marcus bsf.s
Taprino. Tony &C Schacffer.
Troisi. Vince MOB Tucci .... 72s.2
Tenner, Edmund A---C Kaish.... S72.6
Trachtenberg. Caroline tCaro-
Tine Dress Col-~H Heltzer ct al 435.l
trtiila. Joe--I. WAGNER ct al. 1855
Irttila. Joe and Marle--M yaguer. 1o5.6
yog@i. Rudolph--M Kramer et al S7o.7
Wickham. Hansel and Wtckham.
Inc--C Neuman ...-.......... Iso'2
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Judgments Filed
IN New York Cnnntx

lssTs. vo.'sowing Judgments were nled
r a.b.o,. 'he nrst name being that OF
E|ehdsr marry Ga. J. smoot. $685.
lstn...& Nenman. Inc-H 1N
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Ashanti Rich With Mahogany

1t is estimated that the Gold Coast
and Ashanti could supply over 10000
logs of mahogany and cedar a year II
the internal communications were bet
ter.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
HELP WANTED MALE
GLARDS WANTED

r-merican citizens of good character to
protect r. r. property and right of way;
s5 per day and board. Eek soldiers pro-
ducing discharge given preference. Apply
by letter giving reference. full particulars
to height. weight. age. etc. 622.
Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Miscellaneous

YOUNG WOMAN. resourceful college edu-
cation teachers training: liberal sal
ary, bonus perrnanency. call mornings s
only. Room 1890, National City Building.
corner 42d and Madison.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

BUTLER--Japenese; private family; expert
enced; recommended; city, country. Ka-
taoka. 9 West 9gth ST
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

CHAMBERMAIp SEAMSTRESS - Young
Irish girl; city or suburbs; unusually
good. NJ. Miss Hofnayer's Agency, 10 E.
43d st. Sd floor; telephone S947 Murray
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
Instruction

PRIVATE SECRETARIES
For adequately trained private secretaries
the demand exceeds the supply. You can fit
yourself .or enviable placement by studying
right after business hours. Ask for details.
DRAKE BUSINESS SCHOOLS. Inc New
York: Tribune Bldg, 154 Nassau ST.. Tel.
Beekman 2723. Brooklyn. Bedford Ave. at
Fulton ST. Tel. Prospect 1886.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
SUMMONS

suPRE1E COURT. COUNTY OF ~Ew
against Antonio Faillare and Bonifario
faiilace, coyattners doing business ur.ier
tne firm name and style of Fallacs Her
H'S1os, 1t, pc!endacts summons
YoC ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
s"er the complaint IN tais action and 60
serve COPY of your answer on rke Plain
TN ATTORNEYS within twenty days after
tne service OF this s.n.nons exclusive OF
the Gay OF service and in case OF your
iaburs to appear. or answer. Judgment will
be taken against goa by default, for tho
relief demanded In the complaint
Dated August 81. 1921
DORMAN & DANA
Flatntin s Attorneys. Once and Posterrca
Address, 80 Liberty Street Borough Of
Manhattan, New York City n
To ANTONIO FAILLACE and BONIFACro
FAfLLACE:
The foregoing summons Is served nra,
you by publication pursuant to an orGer
OF Hon lsidoT WaEservogel a Justice ~
Lne supreme Court OF tie State of New
York. dated th5 2Sth day OF seute-nher
1871. and Eied With ghe complaint In tss
eisice OF the Clerk OF the County OF Neys
York. az the County Court House In raa
SaTousn OF Manhattan. City County and
State os %ew York ' ''~
LATED. New YORK. Sept4-sber oath 1a21
DORIAN 3 DANA
attorneys for PiainttH Ofiee aud Posi-
once Address. 80 Liberty Street w.
Snsn OF Manhattan. New York city
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
FINANCIAL
TENNESSEE COPPER & CHEMICAL.
COZ POI2 AXIOM


CORPORATION
New York, n. Y. Oct. 49, 1921.
To the holders Of Voting Trust Certificates
representing stock of the above Company:
You are hereby notified that the Voting
Trust Agreement. dated October so, 1916.
pursuant to which the said Voting Trust
Certificates were issued, expires on October
So 1921, and that in accordance with the
terms OF said Voting Trust Agreement GER
tlfcates Of common stock OF the Corporation
will be deliverable and after October 81
1921. at Columbia Trust Company. Transfer
Department. 60 Broadway, New York City.
in exchange for and upon the surrender of
Voting Trust Certificates PROP PERLY EN-
DORSED IN BLANK, AND WITNESSED.
II II the certltieates Of stock are to De is-
registered holder of the voting trust certifi-
cate. signatures to the assignment MUST
be guaranteed by a bank or trust company
having q New York City correspondent or
by member of the New York Stock Ex-
change and the requisite New York State
and Federal Transfer Tax Stamps at the
rate OF &c per share for each tax must
be affixed to the said Trust Certificates.
f. NJ LOPER, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewslry, Etc.
Furniture

WE PAY highest prices for furniture
pianos antiques. bric-a -brac books art
etc KINGSLEY. ss University Piacs.
Stcyvesant 2e77
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

u loans against acceptances 4 pen
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
BOARDERs WANTED
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic

GIRL wanted by the day to take care of
child of 3; references required. Apply 300
w. Seth ST. Apartment ia
HOUSEWORKER-C white; young
girl TWO in family: highest wages;
reference required. Mrs Jaqua, lo9
West l10tt
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

LOST--Platinum diamond bar pin, cen
tanning twenty ono diamonds; reward
Mrs. u. r. Marian, 54 ". list st. Col. 1868.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-21
In New York Count v

The first name is that of the debtor. tho
second that of the creditor and date whan
judgment was filed:
y NordlinEer. Edwin H Henry NJ
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HIDDEN TREASURE is FOUND
Texan clalms to HAYS Discovered sy1e
ooo.ooo N Cave il
hssxleo.

San Anlonio. Tex. Application has
been made 70 THE Mexican govern.
ment By Adam Fisher u thls city for
concession 10 fenlove gold and Ut.
ser bars and spanish silver dollars
10 the saina 81 approximately gs3..
100000. frosn 4 cave III saddle noun
tain. which oseriooka sionlcrey. Alex
ic0.
Fisher said he discovered this hid.
den treasure recently after a search
which covered several years. Re sali
be wss led 70 take % tbs search hy
tie discovery ~ auancleut document
among ne government arehlses 81 Sal.
clio. which showed that In 1910
great fortune a. gold and silver was
hidden ~ caglIlo IslaBcn BY govern.
iaent officials during i revolution
lie even went 20 FAR as to count the
bullion nnd money when liz discovered
Il. He said Il consists Of s,gfa gold
bars. AGO silver bars and sT,a0OOa
o. oclegonal spanish silver pieces
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TAHITI NATIVES ENJOY AUTOS
Anything That Runs II uasd On ths
Island--Trsse show Result o.
Wild fiasa

papsele. Tmhitl-~Tu oiden days
when 4 Tahiti native wished 70 refresh
his soul he deeked himself with ne
islsnd'n fragrant flowers. obtained
goodiy supply d raw sugar ruin md
retired On foot 10 soma shady valley 10
enjoy himself. Now he travels 81 N
automobile 10 HIS retreat. foF The island
IL fun d light machines.
woundel bark o. aehcln trees along
che avenue from pautua % i'apeeie.
showing where sundry machines
driven by natives have cnrnned FROM
tire 70 tree. henr grim witness 10 the
Wild rides taken b. some 81 the Tlhl
slans Lately the government has
stepped 10 ANA nade The roads conn
pnrutiyeig safe fer pedestrians
All sorts of uachlnes arr found here
bright cnra, ahlning with giiasealne
enamel cara % ancient sintnge. with
brass adlaters green with gprilegts.
steeringEemr tied with wlrp. and cars
Of every degree and condlsion u ~
pair.
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HUNT FOR RARE EGGS
Strange Errand oi Mcmillan
Expedition to Arctic.
savants VIM Make spseisI EHcrt 70
locate Mast Of she

Boston A hunt fSp tlte egg 81 Inc
blue goose win Be one 81 tie odd cr.
randa ~ the ponald q. McMllian *
pedlflop 10 BafIln Land this year The
adult blue goose d variety with
grnyish brown body that gets rs name
from the blue gray Of rs wing coserte.
ia nof uncommon Ia iha United States.
bat II breeding hnunfsSiaye been 4
subject OK much speculation among
bird lovers and lsa nest and eggs have
never been observed.
An announcement hy Doctor McAiil.
ian that on his gsal trip 10 the arctic
ho had noticed neslglinKa of these geese
aroused shs interest Of stndsnla u
bird life. With tie result that one OF
The scientists who viii accompany the
present expedition win h commits
stoned 10 keep an especial lookout for
blue goose eggs
The price that one " these egas
would command has not been quoted.
but judging from the enthusiasm Dis.
played n natural history societies
over the sNhject. The goose that laid
The golden egg viii have nothing On
fhia bird.
Bassin Land II believed to b. The
grehteat breeding place 0f bird life
10 the Far North. In lls 10000
square miles of interior UNEMPLOYED b.
white mcn are inkes which the Esks-
mos describe as being 1t least 100
niles IN length and aboundsng ID Wild
fowl.
The MeMlilau expedition VIII leave
here Ia July IN ire schooner Boxdoia.
specially built tor thn purpose. ana
win pnsn probably - months IN
study Of Briiln Land along various
scientific lines.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
STING OF BEE DITcAEs AUTo
Woman shricEs and startled Husband
Loses Control Of Machine.

Atlantic City.-A bumble-bee sting
On 1 woman's ankle caused an auto
mobile accident above Mays Landing
when Irving s. Brewer. an Insurance
broker Of Washington. y, q, drove his
car over an embankment into creek.
NJ one WAS hurt aud no serious dam
age done, but several hours elapsed be.
fore Mr. and Mrs Brewer could con-
ti1ue their journey
Startled BY n piercing shrek from
his wife when q bee stung her, Brewer
lost control Of the car and the machine
plunged into the creek
First aid was administered to Mrs.
nrewer, who soon regalned her compo-
sure. While she suffered some pain
NJ the result Of the poisonous sting,
Der ankle wAs only slightly swollen.
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BLIND, PLuMGEs INTO CREEK
Mas Reaeusd and Sold papsre Again
80 Usual IN Spite Of sruissa

Denver, Colo q II. Browning, ATTY.
lps years old. . blind man who sells
Eiewnpapefs narrowly escaped death
when ne plunged biio CHEEKY creek
from the bridge AZ Walnut street
ratrplmap 0'Connor saw Browning
fall and started FOR the spot on the
Fun He shouted fof help and three
nfsmen from Truck Gomnany No. ] AZ
ne CITY Hall carried Browning out Of
the creek.
An hour after Ne fen, Browning. ii
dry suit Or clothes. WAS 1T his corner
selling papers IN spite 81 the bruises
AEd AbEaaIonN incurred n the accident.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

Topeka. Kan The Kew rhllelus
Beverly Of BurlInraspe. enc hundred
and foer years old. has JUST been
given renewed license 10 nreacl u
the district conference 81 the Meth.
o0iss Church here. Reverend npyerly.
in spite u hle years. seldom misses
sunday 10 me palpll
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

spokane. waah.A case Of sleeping
sickness. during which AlR George
Banbx thlrls-nve. 81 Wilbur. wash,
talked necessarily for three weeks, *.
cept when under lhe Influence 81
ppinles, VAS reported here BY physl.
clans. who announced her discharge
from The hospital as cured.
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A TRAFELING NAN.

On Saturday last young man. trsv-
cling missionary for hls church Ip-
Gated ii far-aWay Utah. spoke to ne
en- the subject in whleh he was VIA
tually Interested III the cities. he
eialme during the summer months.
the churches nfe poorly attended The
main part u the audience, ne aala
are gray halrea and mluilosaRed pon
rle Where are the ynnnR people. wu
asked Out for pleasure. Wns tue r.s
pAy
AlBER4' zEPr
Manchester Ms
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15
RHINE GERMANS
HATE FRENCH
Population IN Recently Occupied
Section on Right Bank Are
III suIlen and AloOi.
WON'T UNDERSTAND LANGUAGE


DuesseldDrf, Germany. The anti.
occupation sentiment Is much stronger
Ia Dusseldorf. RuhrOrt and Dulsburg.
the cities 81 Rhenish Prussia recently
occupied by the French, than IL May
ence. Coblenx and CologEe, which also
have been under foreign occupation
cor more than two years Dy the French.
Americans and British.
As one crosses fr0m the left bank
Of the Rhine and enters Recently oc-
eupied territory the mood d the pop
uiation becomes more sullen, their be-
hayior more aloof and their hatred
much more pronounced.
More Like military Rule.
The reason may be that The French
ere occupying that part Of the right
bank Of the Rhine that they hold near
the Ruhr IN real military fashion and
the occupation Is much more severe
than that on the left bank.
me hatred Of the population Is d.
rected more, especially against the
French, ana children are being brought
up IN . constant terror and undis-
xuisei seorn Of the occupying forces.
which gives but little promise that the
real brotherly love between French
and Germans will be achieved with
The coming generation.
The absolute refusal 10 speak
French. even by persons well acQuaint.
"a with the Language. Is one OF the
most common ways IN which the Ger
mans show their dislike Of the French
milltary men. The correspondent walked
into q cigar store the other day while
French ofIIcer was attempting 10 make
the woman In charge understand the
brand Of cigarettes he wanted. She
seemed absolutely ut loss TO under.
stand him. The correspondent trans
lated the officers request IN English.
After the ofIicer had departed she told
the correspondent IN parest French !:
Il understood him the firrt time.
but would not give him the Batis-
factlon.r
aneyeckaed~ BY Women.
Few women b DuesseidOrf. Rnhrort
or Duisburg viii be seen IN the com
pany OF . uniformed French soldier
Or oficer 10 the streets. The few who
trnnagresR the unwrltien Law are
promptly catnlogued AZ the German
city headquarters, and are inarked for
rsprisaIs Ii some cases the difficulty
Is avoided by the accompanying swain
adopting civilian clothes. which seems
to be satisfactory all around.
IN The wine eellnrs Of the most FASH
Iohabie restaurants % DueEseldorf
there Is corner called ethe occupa-
don corner" There are deposited all
The bottles Of wines that have been
refused hy the German customers as
having soured. owing 10 detective
corks. When a party Of French ofti-
cera put IN an appearance they are
slways served with two Or three bot.
lies Of the special wine. which they
promptly reject, as a Frenchman's
taste for wine Il lnfallible. but BIZ the
time a real good bottle OF wine II
renched -the French cannot taste ihs
good Of ~ ss one headwaIter put Il.
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We d. not nred To MonaeF Mby
prices aaye advanced 80 rapidly ne
past z months when We read that 3.
ore government employees viii luse
their positions - this anulhef exam
pie 81 beius employed ~ 4 large sal
AIRY, With nothing 70 40 A man past
miadir axe. for dnlng light work ~
stated intervals. employed ~ the get
ernmpnt. told a friend 81 mine 81 Was
receiving ~ 10 sff pei day tor bis
services.
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a New York mar. having under hie
employ hundreds 81 men. reduced his
own salary from $4,000 ~ 8I.0Qo. IA.
tag the balance 1850 IN giving BIZ
empluyess more inpngy Tor thsig faith
fal services. Hope .sAa@== are mauy
more IKE this man. wnoae heart u "a
this TlEht place,
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Notes By The WAY

RuHsia, with 4 population az is4r
oopeop. has Yei iasesf task % pr.
form. " 4 large pei cent of lhe popu.
lnssun can nelthnF read nor write. and
are aU~ suffering severely from tls
epld, rad The rasaEeA d tac lase
wafld.y Al
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Recently while IN a large depart.
ment store III neighbOrlnK town 4
tolnfrd maiHsn came m On buslnese,
Az ahe Nan leaving, after talking IN
the polite why that the eolpred people
are noted for, boy Of about eight
years ut age, said. IN 4 snfprIaed tome.
That was 4 black lads Hush aaid
the proprietor. She han On dark
yIei NJ alr said the bry, lfer skin
WAS black aud Is Was persistent ~
the knowledge that his egeslehi bad
NOT deceived him.
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To Owners Of Dogs! -

The law requires an owners OF doga
70 take out license on or before Snly
ist This Is 70 notify all who have nnR-
iected 70 comply with the law thai
they have rendered themselves Liable
to prosecution, and 10 urge gham To
procure their Licenses from Justices
OF the Peace, constabies. or County
Treasurer without delay.
SAMUEL J. STONE, County Treasurer
July SGT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

Wnukexan. nj Raymond Berllp.
pix.zaar.old son d Fred Berlin Of Lake
znriNh who tor several days had beer
suffering from lockjaw that 0eye
opAd after Ne hid stepped % d gnfsIp
ihke, y dead.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

IN Belgium, there are thousands 0f
women making laee working from
dawn unsll dark foF the paitfy sum 81
zoe q day q 81 - D1f week. Truck
patches carefully cultivated b a
member 81 the family. helps % keep
these industrious workers from alars-
ing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

There IA an aged lady near SaNr-
stead named Mefryman, past four
euofa aud ten. hale and hearty " the
Allotted time of man hereon a three
score and ten, therA must be some feas
W. sar length 81 years given 70 some
Ipsople.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-07-15

A man 10 New York state. aged "a.
boasts that 10 never Rnd i doctor.
last fail be dug 100 bushels 81 posa.
toeAs and husked several hundred hush !.
els 81 corn. He used 70 milk q ~
Cows ~ hand, and n nos amused IN
seeing the same work done ~ milk
Ing maehlnea il one-iifth of Tie time
Verify Ne IL one Of tbs old school