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The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
OUARTERNIASTER ON
 SONONLA ACCUSED

San Francisco. Dec, 5.-Word has come from San Francisco that the uuartermaster on board the Sonoma has been accused of the theft of the $l25.OOO in English sovereigns on the recent trip of the Sonoma from the Antipodes. A warrant charging Placid NJ. Ducrest. the Quartermas- ter on the boat. with theft has been issued. All of the gold with the exception of two sOvereigns has been recovered.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
China Wins
 PiOnt in Far
 EaStern Farley

Washington. Dec. 5.-Another im- portaut point was won by China in ,ho discussion of the far eastern question today. The committee of ne nine powers secured the con sent ot Britain, Japan and France ,o retire from muCa of the leased territory of China. The Japanese representatives agreed to give up their leased territorial holdings in the Shautuug: France also express ad a readiness to discuss her retire mgnt from Ewau Chow Wal, the French leased territory, and the British followed. with Baltour of gartug to give up the British leased territory of Wei Hei Wei
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

London, Dec 5.-Lloyd George carried the Irish question 60 the King today The premier and ki0g George conferred for an hour ou the Irish situation. which has been brought about by the Sim Fe.u re- jectiou of the latest peace oaer of the cabinet committee on Ireland The latter commitsse is in session and it IS improbable tba, Lloyd George will be able to visit tho states and attend tLe conference ia Washington.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
Governor Bone
 Makes First
 Alaska Report

Washington. Dec. Ex-Governor Bone. In his annual report to the department of the interior. of which a synopsis and full summary is here with printed, is made public today. The governor finds objection Co the establishment of a government own ed and operated steamship line to the territory, countcnancing it only as a last resort:
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
Trouble on MeXiCanBOrder
 Troops Moved

Phoenix. Dec. GA detachment og fifteen men of the sand infantry armed with mscLiue guns, left Yuma yesterday. They will be on duty along the international boun- diary Gue. where rebels from Lower California are preparing to cross the Colorado river al a point between Ardrade. a head gate of the ImpeT- taI valley irrigation project and San Luis. Sonora. 26 miles from here for the purpose Of attacking San Luis.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
Federal Failure

Every Governor of Alaska has pre- sented its needs. always in forcefuI and often in picturesque terms, and some Of these needs have been met through piecemeal legislation But the paramount need of a coherent, constructive. upbuildiug federal pol icy for Alaska has gone unheeded Thus, after more than half a century the victim of inaJteutiou at Wash iugton and the prey of visionaries and theorists-AIaska's destinjes have come to be entrusted largely to muItitudinous, overlapping bu- reaus, admirable and efficient in their personnel, but confusing and complicating in their operation.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
CHARGE ATTEMPT TO
 INTNIIDATE JJRORESS

San Francisco. Dec 6-Milton Urau. assistant attorney in charge af the Arbuckle case, makes the charge that attempts were made to .nrmfdate Mrs. Helen N. Hubbard, a juror in the A7huckle case. The evidence for this charge will be laid before the grand jury.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
OUTLOOK FOR NEW
CABLE BRIGHT

Washington. Dec. 5.-The appro- Driatlon of a million and a half for the new cable from Seattle to Skag- way, which was dropped from the deficiency bill will be included in the budget to be presented to the regular session of congress and it is confidently expected that the appro- 7rIaHon will be made.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
 SECRETARY RESIGNS

Washington. Dec. 6.-Secretary General Philip Tyau of the Chinese delegation Co the arms conference resigned his post tLis evening He gave as his reason for taking the step that there is no prospect of his Country's getting real freedom from the action of this conference.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

London. Dec. 5.-The premier rc- ceiyed a report from the representa- tives of the Dail Eireauu on tLo gov ernmeuJs last proposals for a peace full settlement of the Irish question. The premier was informed that the Dali Eireann did not consider the new and latest oIer of the -Hveru- mcnt acceptable.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

Washington. Dec. 6--Thc hu-esa 0I fisheries for AlsEks are outlining advance work ln the fisheries for the coming year The bureau ls asking congress Tor four thousand dollars for Che yearly salary of the p-ss- dent comm ssiouer In Alaska It sI- s1 asks Tor gs.-2O for the Yes Bay station. and ST.O0o for the repair of the buildings at Yes Bay, nrd E5I.Es7 for the pay ot crews on the vessels ir The Alaskan service m" forest service is asking for seventy eight thousand dollars for district No. S fH Alaska.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
SUPREME COURT
 DEFINES TTCKETING

Washington, Dec 6-The extent 10 which 8 labor union can and can not SO and yet keep within the laws was made clear by jhe supreme court today. When ptckegaE iH the case of a strike is carried Co the eZ- tent Of importantly and uaEEiuE the supreme court ruled that E Is ur- susuf8ble
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
ARBUCKLE JURY RISAGREES

San Francisco. Dec. 5.-Tbe .uH which had the case of Roscoe Ar buckle was dismissed after being out for foTty-tour hours. The jury stood ten for acguicaI and gw. ..r conviction.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
COURT LEAK CULPRTTS
 LOSE THEIR APPEAL

Washington Dec. 6.-The famous supreme court leak, which occur red two years ago, is brought to the attention of the public in recent decision of the supreme court. Two men. P. Embrey. Iriyate secretary Go Associate Justice McKeuua, and B. E. Moses. an attorney, were in dtcted iu connection with the leak, DO Their indictment was for conspiracy to deGraud the government. They made an appeal to the supreme c0ur. and in the decision today the court denied their appeal.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
TUG SEA EAGLE GOES
 DOWN WITH CREW

NarshfeId. Dec. 5.-The schooner FcoIa. which was in tow Of the tug Sea Eagle has been heard from and her crew says tha; the Sea Eagle ropudered after the schooner had cut the towlfne, and that the twelve members of her crew He7ished on rre mouth of the Columbis river.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

London. Dec. 6.-The negotiations for peace having broken down. by the refusal of the Dali Eireann Co concur in the offer made by the gov ernment to Ireland, the delegates who have been in conference with the ministers for some weeks will return home today or Wednesday.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

Ottawa, Dec. 6.-The Dominion of Canada Is in the process of an important election today. Tarir ap- pears to be the big issue in the cleo tion which Is now on. A new par lament will be chosen.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

Holyhcad, Dec. J.-The steamer Cambria. which had ou board tEg two Irish delegates 10 the cruinr- euce at London. colHded wi,a a schooner in the Irish seq The Cam bria returned To th.s port Nic0No. Collins aud Cavau Duuy were oa their way from London Co the weo. mg of the cabinet iu Dublin
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
GUS LINDENBURG
FOUND GUILTY

Tacoma, Dec. 5.~-Gustav Linden berg. one Of the directors Of the Scapdinavian-American bank Of this city and brother Of Jatet Lindenberg, was found guilty Of grand larceny by a jury on Saturday night
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
YELLOW FEVER EXPERT
 DIES OF HEART DISEASE

Cincinnati. Dec. 5.-DT. Earl C.. Carr. the nationally known and rec ocnized authority on yellow fever, was found dead in a hotel in this city of heart disease.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
WILL ASK
 FOR SHIP SUBSIDY

Washington. Dec. 5.-Announce- meut was made from the White house today that President Harding would ask for a ship subsidy in his next message to Congress, He will ask that this subsidy be voted with in the next six weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
ACUTE INDIGESTION
 KILLS POINEER

Seattle. Dec. B. Eddie Levin was Io5ud dead Tn his room al the Arc ne club from an attack ot acute jn- digesuon. Levin was a ElondiEe pioneer and well known j0 the KIordike in the early days
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
WoMANs CLUB WILL MEET

There will be a regular. meeting of SkaEway Woman's Club a- .H0 Social Center Thursday evening at $ o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

London, Dec. 6.-At one o'clock this lTuesday) morning a confer ence between the government min ister and the Sim Fem delegates reached an agreement whereby it is hoped the Irish question will be set tied. The agreement was reached on the new proposals recently sub mitted but which have undergone some notifications so as to meet the desired end of an Irish settlement
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
FORMER KAISER TO REVIVED

Berlin, Dec. 6.-Newspaper re port has 1t that the former Kaiser is to rewed. The lady of his second choice is to be the widow of the late Colonel vou RochOw.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

Dublin. Dec. 5.-The Sim Fem cabinet met m this city on Sayur- day last to hear the report of the delegates from tue London peace conference, with tac latest ouer for the Sim Feiu from Lloyd George
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
To Curr n CoIo rn Orc Day

Take Groves LAETIvE BRoMO QUINTNE tablets. The genuine bssrH the signature of E. v. Grove see
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
The Government Railroad

This governmental railroad will pay - not in immediate or early financial returns or even interest upon the investment, but surely and substantially in the ultimate bene- fits which will be derived both to the territory and the nation. How soon it will pay and dem onstrate the wis dom of it's cost of fifty millions and more. will depend upon how wisely and iar-sightedly the government henceforth deals with this vast do- main in the northland
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

Washington, Dec, 6.-Presidert Harding made clear in a letter to Senator Pomerene that he would not receive a delegation of Irish sympathizers who desire to urge the recognition of Ireland as a republic by the United States.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

A dollar a month will bring the Alaskan to your door,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
NE@3

trails and wagon roads. one and haIE millions for new Alaska ca- brr and EEE400 for the Alaska boundary
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-06
CANADA IN THROES

OF ELECTION
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WE nave an opportunity OF unusual merit In
the proprietary line. 1t Is avery fine hair
Preparation, which already has been placed
upon the market, but which. on account OF
errors in management, went into liquidation.
All of the assets of the old corporation have
been purchased by the chemist and manu-
facturer. These assets include highly eff
ficient ANAL plant equipped with modern
machinery, located In this city and capable
of turning out sufficient product to make q
vary large profit: patents covering United
States, Canada and Japan: sufficient raw
material, printed matter. containers, &C., to
start business Immediately, and the entire
good will OF the business. based upon a very
large amount of advertising recently exc
cuted.
A new corporation has been organized with
New York State charter. With the exception
of a few hundred dollars OF current bills, II
ment are free and clear and ready for bust.
ness. The fie'd is unlimited and the possi-
bilities very large.
This proposition requires man with
soc. 900, which Investment win give him one
half ownership. capable man will be given
control Of the management. Out of the in.
capital OF the business. The margin OF profit
In the goods Y so large that Comparatively
small sales will mean large net revenue.
We invite correspondence with serioue
minded man, who will be given fullest oppor.
tunity for complete investigation. We request
brokers and promoters to refrain from
replying. Address @. 9. E., box 6S3 Her.
aid, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

PARTNERSHIP sHARBs OF NEW CoRPo-
RATION IN THE MAKINGreA limited
Few. hundred dollars each 10. obtain shares of
a company now forming and In which large
profit making, salary, &C. are assured; for
appointment and Interview, address D D 7s0
Herald, $50 Bway. ss4. ,
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
PUBLIC NOTICES.
ARE xou AN HEIRf

ARE YOU AN HERf
Large sums of money and property are un-
claimed by heirs In Southern California; un-
less this property Is claimed within cer-
tain period Of time It reverts to the State Of
California; I make a specially OF locating
this property and establishing hetrship on q
percentage basis. Address WALTER l..
CASE, attorney, 500 Consolidated Realty
Building, Los Angeles, Cal.
NATHAN SNOWMAN sold h-s house furnish
ing business. 1855 st. M. lolas av. Credi-
tors call within five days for payment.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.
,,,,,,,o,,e ,l sPEGTAh ;sI ~ oETNa EETTNNaar,NcpMENy

SPECIAL OFFER
PREVIOUS TO PUBLIC ANN0uNcws,EtTshi, wsr tsi,
advertisement for you II you prefer not IN N
be known preliminarily. as the facts WIZ
pass closest scrutiny sno xsess,s Sc xsns are not
invited. Successful young m&nuiac.IiLsniiS siS
business. Based on urgently ana wioely
needed. nationally advertised: spnsd pasddnit into a
practical economical commodity. EVeIy ,1 .ya,
ture OF the business and It's future caIeiuiy
studied and favoraniy seu,e1t repor.en NJ OF OF well
known engineering firm. Founoers nav9 e.t -,
ried all burden OF Development period. EarIyy
hazard eliminated D1sps b,s Sspss and sntirs per-
sonnel high repute. About TO make pupuc
offering First Lien e6 Notes. Small portion
mon rs1 stock from small capitalization. For in
dividuals able TO invest 81, 800 or more TINS
Is an opportunity affording security ano sooo
table ownership In addition. Box 2l6l
Herald, Herald 50.
A manufacturing concern In. New York city
(New York State corporation since iSivl.
desirous of increasing Its working capital LOT
expansion Of it's business. wishes to get IN
touch With individuals or firms capable OF
handling sale Of stock on commission pa
for an Individual or firm having substan.
3 ga ssf f'1asss.si MsTssd.. $50 'fs srosdway.
Ae0Sh
ana EVIDENCE Of CONCEPTION BLANK.
Send model sketch and description OF In
vention for our opinion OF patentable nature
SERVICE, REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR J. EVANS & CO.,
New York office, 1908 Woolworth Building.
Phone Barclay 6411.
Main office. S54 9th. Washington. %. Q:
GENERAL STORE.-A good opportunity 70
purchase an old established general store
Newtown, Conn.,, and now doing good busi-
ness Only reason for selling is poor health;
good, clean stock. 900: VIII sell or rent
store, $50. 900 business. Call or address r.
o. Box $40. Newtown. Conn.
WANTED--Enelgstic manager with capable
family to remodel, extend, conduct beauti-
ful year round seaside resort:. Investment
receives ali earnings. $500 free advertising
other advantages; unexcelled opportunity.
Give qualifications. experience and REFER
b i
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

ESTABLrsaED cloak. sutt and
millinery store for rent, 26x85
depth. windows II depth each;
splendid location. on Springfield
av., Newark. N. j. L. 2i06 Her
aid. Herald "a.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


HAVE 500 half tone plates of wonderful war
pictures which were never used; price So
per cut; will send copy OF proofs. Address
II. A. FLECKLES. room s03. rs N. Dear
born ST.. Chicago. nj. '
FOR SALE-Metropolitan Opera orchestra
season seats, Ms and 2, Thursday nights.
EMIL KOTILER, f6 East fist.
HERRING Marvin safe, 315xx3T Inches, to
close estate: no dealers. Phone Columbus
6053. -
NICE Texas Pecans. F. O. B., Beiton Texas.
70 cents pound; any amount. Box 654.
Bolton. Texas.
ORIENTAL rugs, various sizes, to close an
estate: no dealers. Phone Columbus 6053.
PHONOGRAPH booths. record racks. 1858
Jamaica av., near 10th st., Richmond Hill,
1. !. Phone 877s w. Richmond Hill.
Furniture.
LIVING, dining, 3 bedrooms, all imported,
hand carved furniture. hand woven tapes
tries. Oriental rug, victrola. oils. china, cut
glass. linens,, complete kitchen aluminium
ware; appraisal $4,000; sacrifice for imme-
diate SALE Call between A. NJ and P.
NJ, Monday and Tuesday, AUDUBON STOR-
AGE, 1926 Amsterdam av., near 155th st. 2
ENTIRE contents apartment. also player
plano, gas stove: can be seen Sunday II
A. NJ. to p. NJ. No dealers. Apartment
sc. 319 West 9Sth ST.
LIBRARY, mahogany, also Circassian and
gold parlor set, Flint Horner make; drap-
cries. rugs. &C.; must sell. Phone Green
Musical Instruments.
KNABE piano. Ampico. year old; bargain.
oy3 Hiverside Drive, apt. Of.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

HOUSEKEEPER, working. good cook and
manager or position as houseworker In
family of two; no laundry: $40. l. 2iis
Herald. Herald so. t4.~
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
LEASE HOTEL.

81 ROOMS. 4 BOWLING ALLEYS.
Hour from New York. Erie. Rent. $1,000
Phone CHARLES REILLY,
1861 Montciair 491 Bloomfield av.
7J5 Caldwell, Montclair N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
SITUATIONS wAHTED-FEMALE.
EXECUTIVE.

EXECUTIVE.
WANTED: Position as assistant to busy
executivees young woman. fifrteen years'
experience IN business. starting as stenog-
rapher and bookkeeper, advancing to ac-
countant and auditor, and for last ten
tion; thorough knowledge OF all phases
OF business; very bsst references. Nj
20O0S Herald. Herald 50. f,
FAMILY washing taken home: days work
cleaning. Mrs. Bell. 6S w. 133d.
FITTEn-Evening gowns. tailored dresses;
alterations, remodeiifng; stout figures my
speciality: by day; reasonable. McMahon.
135 Hamilton place.
FRENCH.-Vlsiting or studio ladies' or chill
dren; moderate. Rochefort. PIG w. 102d.
GIRL--Alsatian. French speaking. English.
French. German, college education. wants
position OF any kind. Roma, 253 w. :4th
ST.. CITY.
GIRL. neat colored, as maid in beauty par
lor. cleaning and errands; willing and
obiging. Call all week. Carter. Sd floor
rear. 3es w. 10th st.
GIRL .u7). Christian. neat appearance.
wishes to care for one or two children,
american people. Mrs. Wiren 2c4 10th ST..
GIRL. colored. neat. wishes position house,
work; willing: references. Allen. 594 Lenox
GIRL, neat, young. housework or mothers
helper: willing; sleep in or out. Harris,
24I w. l54th. Call Sunday.
GIRL, colored. neat. place as light house-
worker or lady's maid: half time fun
time: references. Lena Gilbert. 22s z. 18th.
GIRL. colored, Wishes position. chamber
maid. bath maid. hotel. Bettie Mabene.
90 =. 1881.
GIRL sswedishl. e1Rerienced. Wishes post
man, 515 West 10th Capt. So.
GIRL. light coiored, light housework. half
time; no Sundays; no laundry: sleep home.
a. DAVIS. I w. l33d sc.
GIRL wishes position chambermaid; answer
Monday. by mail. Dwier. 20e E: SD st.
GIRL. colored. wants position half time |;
reference. Gates. a24 West 37th st.
GIRL. colored. position as nurse. maid or
ho1seworker. from to o. Audubon 1903.
GIRI--Colored, wishes part time. Call Aud.
2030. Apt. AS.
or chambermaid. 48 w. l36th. care Hill.
GIRL (colored) wants position housework:
sleep out. Miss Smith. A w. 139th st.
GIRL (colored) wishes part time; good ref
erence. Crawford. ~ w. 138th.
GIRL. colored. wishes half time. Audubon
1O1O. apartment a.
GIRL. eolored. position Sewing in private.
Miss FLORENCE Hargett. 2249 7th av.
GIRL. colored; good cook; general worker
Bertha. care Brathwaite, 248S 7th av.
GIRl. lcoloredD wishes half time. housework.
Audubon 1910, Apt SO.
GIRL, coored. chambermaid for motel. city: !:
good references. 9. Jones, 244 w. 13sth.
GIRL. colored. part time work afternoons
no Sundays. Sawyer. w. 1850.
GIRL, colored. wishes housework. chamber
work. Riley, 241 w. f44th.
GIRL, light colored. wishes part time posi-
tion. Edith Nurse. 225 W. 140th st.
GIRL. colored. part time, work afternoons ;
GIRL, colored. wishes housework: reference; ;
sleep home. Hathiff. .143 w. 63d.
GIRL (coiored) wishes few hours daily.
Polomeno, 206 West 61st.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
BUSINESS oppoRTUNITIEs.

ENTlRE plant for sale. manufacturing what
Is said by musicians to be the finest phono-
graph ever produced. Included with the sale
are the basic patents covering all features
many of them are very unique and advan-
tageous. sAll experimental work has been
done; stock OF 30 machines completed. ready
for sale. Faclory located within 80 minutes
OF New York CITY. equipped with all new
with option to buy. There has already been
spent $4,000 Oh experimental work. The
machine not as yet on the market. Margin
of profit II large. All OF the trade that
have heard this machine pronounce II the
best that has ever come to their knowledge.
Present parties very responsible people. and
this entire business win bear the most caro-
ful scrutiny. Business will be sold clear OF
liabilities. Further particulars will be given
only to responsible parties. Address Box O
601 Herald, $50 3 way.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

Observation-Disclosures CIRCUMSTANCES force
immediate sacrifice of beautiful country
home, 10 rooms. spacious grounds. garage.
ment. Price only $12. 500. worth $4,000:
terms arranged; fun particulars per request
10 owner Box 0 G03 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

KERRIGAN-A small bequest has been left
to Katherine Kerrigan, who was once In
the employ Of Mrs. Charles q. White Any
one knowing of her whereabouts will please
advise DR.. HENRY II. SCHROEDER, ex-
ecutor. - Nassau st., New York, N. Y.
INFORMATION wanted of relatives of SA-
BINA LANNON. born 1851. mothers maid
en- name Thurston. had cousin named Emily
residing in New York 1885, Address NELSON
II. TUNNIcLIFF. 81 Chambers st.. New
York
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

The New York Her
aid is the first New
York Newspaper to
publish a comprehen-
sive daily Bond News
and Notes" feature.
The Herald prints
more important Bond
information FIRST
than any other New
York Newspaper.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENT ATTORNEYS,
PATENTS-Send for free booklet HIGHEST
references best results promptness as
sured. WATSON z. COLEMAN, Patent
Lawyer. 624 L ST., Washington. d. G.
PATENTS PROCURED; TRADEMARKs
REGISTERED.-A comprehensive, expert
eneed, prompt service for the protection and
development Of your idea. Full Information,
advice and form ITO Record Your Inven-
ton free on request. RICHARD Il OWEN,
fi-22I8 Woolworth Bldg. Phone ~0Arclay 1894.
If YOU HAVE A PATENT or intend to
the conditions in the patent office. Send
postnl for free booklet. HOUTAIN, 205
Broadway.
1F YOU HAVE A PATENT or Intend to
apply Tor patent. you should know about
the conditions In the patent office. Send
postal Tor free booklet. HOUTAIN, 206
broadway.
PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED.
trademarks registered by reliable Patent
Attorneys and Engineers. Free consultation
MANUFACTURERS PATENT COMPANY
90 Fifth av. Phone Vanderbilt 1912.
PATENTS, trade Marks designs: best work,
lowest prices; consultation free; 30 years
experience. Call or send for Book No. g.,
EDGAR TATE CO., 245 B'way. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
LADY's MAID.

LADY. FRENCH. OF REFINEMENT. high
ly educated. ambitious. travelled extensive
iy; expert ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, exceptional
writer: would accept homework; accuracy.
promptness. discretion assured; highest ere-
dentfals. NJ 20ii Herald. Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-10-09
INFORMATION WANTED.

KELLY. owEN-Ihformation wanted re-
parish Errigle. Truagh, County Monaghan.
Ireland. about years ago: he was unnar-
ried and would be about 65 years old: was a
ware. Communicate with ROUNDS. SCHUR-
NAN 4 DWIGHT. attorneys. 100 Broadway,
New York. ~. - ~ ~. 80
The New York herald., 1921-10-09

SANITARIUAi--AIost wonderful proposition
In New Jersey. rs miles out beautifully To-
Gated. south side Watching Mountain; com
plerely equipped and Handsomely furnished,
established years. Complete details and pho
tos on REQUEST GILES. 80 Grove. Plain
field N L.