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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
DOGS BARK CAUSE
OF WOMAN'S DEATH

F;lkins. W. Va. Sept. IA dog 3 marx
resulted last night IN the death or
Mrs. Erhin ZocrrI. wife Of Albert Hoef-
TO-, a farmer Of near Norton. W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Inettel. with Mrs. HoeNef g
sister. Mis-. Maude Groves. were driv-
ing from Weaver TO their homo. west OF
Norton. a. they passed through Nor
ton a dog hnrked at their horse. Fright
ennd. thn horse ran away. throwing the
ocCupnrfs 81 he buggy out. Mrs, H"ei-
FOL landed ou her head with slrh tnrca
a. - crusu her skull from III" Effects
Of which N" di"d f"w hours later NJ
q local hospital 10 which she VAS hur-
ried Immediately after The accident.
Neither Mr. X""Nnl nor Miss Groves
WAS seriously hurt.
Mr.. and Mrs. ZorNei mad been resi-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
TOM BLAKE'S BODY
LEAVES HOBOKEN

According 10 a telegram received l7s'
evening by Mr. and Mrs. W. j. RIal" nf
Marshall street Bcnwond. tho body or
,he!r son. Thomas BLAKE, VIII" was
k.l!od whiln flgh:!nE with IN" American
forces in France during tho world war.
had eft Jersey City and Will reach h"rN
about one o'clock Saturday morning. A.
though tho telegram stated that Tho
body would reach hero at that time. !,
Ia certain that the remains will not h"
put on AZ the local station. but will 20
on through 10 Columbus. whor" n"ces-
sary matters ar" taken ch'c Of hcfnro
tho bodies are released by the govern
mont. However. arrangements for the
funeral arc now being looked after. Il
being presumed that II VIII only b"
matter II \ few days until the body
will be homs. - ntc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
SO GALLON BARREL
OF wine EXPLODES
Business District Of Martins Ferry
Given Shower Bath

\ part ot the business district or
Martins Ferry Was flooded late "edres-
day night. when siHty-ga!on barrel
OF wine exploded In cellar OF Il place
of amusement on Hanover street.
A crowd Of young men VIII" were
standing in front OF the place where the
explosion occurred ran into he cellar
Of the Mace 20 investigate. Several Of
them stepped on he moor before seeing
the flood and as a resul; waded into two
inches OF wine
The wine was fermentinE and the
pressure caused mo explosion. A big
crowd was attracted % the scene, Re
sides tho barrel that exploded It Is said
a. other barrels o: wine were seen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
new PLAYGROUND
STAFF IN CHARGE
wheeling's Recreation Now Directed by
City Commission.

Tre sc,"u fairgrounds ~ -" r''N
wont under municipal control Yesterday
ard seven II I'rI.'rnrS selected Ivy "
rector \ o. Anderson and approved by
~" recreation commission and CIV
Mnia-"r II. t. GraRn began their dut"-
=; .,'.,r. The INSTRUCTORS hr" AS To-
lows
IS,and ........,.. Ethel Lewis
Nilsson $3.50. Howard Nan:"r
SrNc"rn:h - E"u,nh Rr'nAm"H
Hubbard ......... John E.I'"t
t',arh ........ NrIsna RtCo't
Warwood $780, aul S'rnhick"r
!'ncoln. ..... Mary Webb ,""l)
wn.s" apyc!"lr"N's ~" on'y tempo
ra-y and may he changed. with the ex-
,.,prinn OF Miss Webb. tn" Warwo"d
n struc;or. Paul S'ciuhick"r, : only
serving until Miss shirley l.rd:ck. on"
n; tho more experienced workers on the
s;a'r able "a take ny tho duties there.
Director Anderson stated h" IS amN-
ious - alternate the Instructors IN n"
first six grounds so that for three days
Zach week during tho winter months
woman Instructor VIII hn in charge and
\ man th"ro tho other thre" days TN"
instructors "f tho. Island and wilson
Fairgrounds Will alternate" I"sit!onS. rs
we'll a. ,hosr ct tho Hubbard and SIX
,"~u;h stree, grounds and Clark and
Warwool grounds. During tn" summer
months there will be p woman and man
A. zach % tho grounds.
None Of The instructors vii, \" on III"
grounds his wc"k. hut vii start &C
'II:tI.S neat week. \ m""'.ng OF III"
instructors has haAn called Nv MIR.
Andersen rnr reN; Saturday afternoon.
=, which time plans Will he lad oIt for
bn w. he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
STORE IS ROBBED

The third robbery during IN" past
uoek In Wheeling was reported 70 tho
police yesterday morning. when II vas
discovered that during the might ~"
Steam Electric company store at Isl?
Market street had been entered through
rear door.
About S415 IN mOnAy was taken and
spvnrai taos flashlights and other NOR
cha ndise The other TWO rnhherIrs this
week were NJ tho Graves store on
Twelfth street and Kalhitzer's hard.
ware store on Market stree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
LANSING BUS VICTIM
IS RESTING EASIER

John Vellry. ono Of tn. victims of tn"
bus accident at Lansing two weeks nso
who ts at the North Wheeling hospital.
was reported to he resting much easier
last night than on Wednesday, night. An
operation was performed upon his right
limb yesterday by pr. Fulton OF this
city and corruption which had formed
around the inClson removed. Tho other
patients who are ct tho hospital as the
result OF tho accident arc getting along
fne. SOME being permitted To leave tho
Institution this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
WENDELL PILLS
AMBITION BRAND
For Nervous People

The great nerve 'onic-the famous
Wendell FILLS Ambition Brand 49, that
put viEor. vim and vitality into nervous
Tired out. all In. d"srOndent people in
fow days IN many Instances
Anyone can buy q box for only 60
cents. and &. II. Griest 4 60. and HoGe-
Davis are authorized hy the maker n
refund the purchase price II anyone IL
dissati shed with tho fr~t box purCha sed.
Thousands praise them FOR genera
debility. nervous disorders. mental de-
precision and unStrung nerves caused
nv over Indulgence IN alcohol and tnhac-
co. or by crwnrk.
AS a treatment In Affections Of the
nervous system, Wendell Fills Ambi-
ton Brand arc recommended A. be n,
generally unsurpa ssed.
Sixty rents a. g ". Griest e. 20.
Hoge-navis. and dealers every where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
RAD at Martins Ferry
COULD HARDLY srRA1aHrEN UP

NhNn NE IlGroye Nro nNnrM0rktd ~
d:>nr,.n-ot and al - throw wns'" mat
- :;"u - svSt"ru. II causes a"h'N
;asrS. ,0re hark. swollen ani."S. soro
tn'n,s. dizziness. floating e1""Na. ~
-; " SAlhNck Chester. ~ Url'"- My
gIireSs and back BUR ~" 50 wG"N
go o., - bod IN nc r'0-"iNE | "oN''
harG', s'raightnn ~ Had - rUH lha
srIalI %" my back Ncrn-r could walk.
,.oliI hardly burton NV Shoes. haven't
ra'' the soreness SIM I took Foley
kidney Fills" Sold everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
REV. R. B. Mcdaniel
Martins Ferry Pastor Again Moderator
of zoar BapfaEs Association

Rev. r B. Mcdaniel pastor OF the
Eir.t Rants, church Of Martins Ferry.
was reelected moderator before the
close OF the ninety-fourth annual ami
yersary Of Xoar Baptist ass"ciation'
held with the First Baptist church IN
Eaa, Liverpool ohio. yesterday.
Roy c. Jump Of MARTINS Ferry was
elected one of the members T.: IN" sr"-
cl,l committee TO formulate plans Tor
the work and secure. II possible. an as
sociats evangelist. n. T. Mandry or
Martins Ferry was appointed treasurer
Of thu missionary committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
NICKERSON WILL ATTEND
ut. VERNON CELEBRATION

II Was announced yesterday that J.
Byron Nickerson. of this city. state
commander Of the American Legion
has been named as the official represcn-
tatlve Of the national organization at
the Lafayette Marne celebration at Mt
Vernon. Va. next Tuesday.
The celebration 10 IN observance OF
the Battle OF tho Marine and the ami
v~rsary Of tie birth OF Marquis de Laf-
ayette. OF France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
ACCIDENT VICTIMS ARE
BURIED At CLEVELAND

Tho funeral Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Sinn4nn Of Cleveland. who were killed
TUESDAY in an automobile accident ne"c
Mch;na. took place yesterday, afternoon
In Cleveland. burial being made there
MrE. Simpson was m" dauen'sr o,
Noble street: Roliaire. Both she and her
husba I'd had visited in Be!laire about
two weeks ago. Several from Eellnire
attended the double funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
TEMPLE MEN oRaAN1zE

4 Men OF Tho Temple" orEAniLa ton
was formed Wednesday evening by
members OF the Wheeling Baptist Tenn
pie, ~ a meeting held In the Y. NJ. G..
\. auditorium. The meeting followed
a supper in the auditorium served by
theh daughters OF the Temple nrEanI-
zation. John W. James was nomed
president. w. q. Stoddard vice prcsl-
dent. Glenn Tulley. secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
MINER KILLED
Coroner Hardesty to Hold inquest In
stewartsvlle Accident Today.

Coroner clyde e. Nsrdestr 90 R"l-
mort county will hold an inquest this
afternoon into N" death ~ John
I.u.her Polish. an employ o. tho Mah"r
,Hnllicr.os m'no No. s. near Stewards
Who. who was Instantly Killed by fall
- stone
Tho man had no relatives IN this
country. He was working In the room
by himself when the fall occurred. Fell
low workers rushed 20 him when hey
heard the fall. but he was dead when
reached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02
EXCELLENT ADDRESSES FEATURE
OHIO CD. INSTITUTE SESSIONS
-PGrNCIPAI KING OF TRrADELPH1A
uoH AND W. ". TEENT GIVE
INTERESTING AND IN
SrRucTIvE TALKS
sSutelliTsnee Tests Advocated by Mr.
Trent-Havs Been Tried Success
fully In Many Places

= Yesterdays sessions .: '~., 1'..n ''...H-
~ teachers institute. NV . ;.:'&THNN
, at Triadelph!A d.st:i'' NrE p. We"
among the mos, .n'nrss':',E - N" we"h
princfoaI King 10. T-,a1"':.h.I FlSN.
, spoke on Tess q: To-, s,r<. ard So
perintend.nt " " trent % t%&sns on
. "Educa :ional Tests AL Their s"s
The morning session was "0H@"I v':h
charn!as y,ra, soio l., Lo-'Ho
Springer OF Elm Grove. p",n'!nEa. ex-
erciscs were conducted by n" Roy. l.
T. Ll"wcllyn. In MS address ~ T"<S
OF Teaching" I'r:1c;ra King God IN
= ceptage Of promotions. ~ carefully
. noting these rn:n's. 10 sal. rea"h"-s
. could gain raiuah'n :Hs'GL' ~" th"tr
own capabilities a. '%. ~. 49, address
. ical reading. at'Nr wH:'r N.sS Na-S2""'
Darah conducted IN "NH!r:r.'n of FRS;
grade physical WORK
. cat.onsI Tess and Tho ls.'s.' proved
Lot great :nt"res, and ve.r" E" 'h"s"
, present. He named as -" x ~"
reading and ind.ratad ,ha, haas e.a-
piemented ~ in:"i'cecc" '"S'S si'''' y !
the Ot!s and Marcus So, "d - ">."t.
. lent means OF suid17r" '"' -" '".'. bog
In promotion aTi c'a~>'9.1''Nr
. The !n,e!llENrcH 'HS'S 'i,"n;lrr, NJ.
Trent said ot'N- royea, - t"""N"rs
. that certain cAt'hr"" a-a an" :" 4" =
class OF WORK cons 'fn"1N'N cS' N"l 9th
ers OF :he!r aga They NNvA h""T us"i
number OF othcr s'a'"s. arh t sNrl"
extent IN number .: s'h"o's g." VS.,
Virginia. Teachers who have troll th"r:
report favorah,y.
. En,iowinS a recess district meanings
= were held. At which ,orai problems wrr"
discussed.
= The institute will rom" 20 r'"ss
today. The following program = srhsd-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

dents Of Elkins until about six weeks
aro. Mr.. Zoet,el being employed At the
E;kina tanntry. The husband and a
little l-year-old daughter survive. In
,erment will be at the Bailey cemetery
near Buckhannon Friday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-02

n Anamn' anil llnoleun could toll
vha: ih"y think OF .ye and strong soaps,
We couldn't print Il. Use Blue Devil.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

George A. Sampson, A. H. Ronc r.
Dweck. Catherine Sexton plots on West
Sixth street, near Avenue @. to II. Gott-
lieb. John Braun, William J. Walsh !;
plots on West Sixth street. near Kings
Highway. to A. v. Schweiger, M. A.
Hecht, Q. V. Nelson.
Other sales include plots on West
Ninth Street near Avenue p, to Z. H..
Lamour, A. F. Lanigan: a 40 foot rlot
on the easterly side Of Fifty-fourth
street. near Twenty-third avenue. to
Joseph Berger; plot on the westerly
side of Seventy-third street. near Twen-
ty-second avenue. to M. Tobias q 40
foot plot on the easterly side Of Sixty
third street, near Twenty-second ave-
nue.. to James A. Coleman: one on Ave
nue. o, near West Ninth street, to l.. D.
Gregoria; plot on Seventy-third street,
near Twenty-third avenue, TO Herman
Lamour; plot on West Sixth streat.
near Avenue o. to Mayberry; plot on
West Seventh street. near Avenue D, to
Robert Terano: a plot on West Ninth
street. near Twenty-second avenue, to
NJ. II. Robins.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
HOMESEEKERS BUY
MANY BROOKLYN PLOTS


VIM, y. Harmon & CO., Inc. report
that there is still an active demand for
small parcels of land to be bought and
paid for in instalments. They report
the following sales on their Marlboro
property. which is located in the Thirty
first Ward Of Brooklyn: Southwesteriy
corner of West Third street and Avenue
Q, to Benjamin Kramer: southwesterly
corner Of Avenue o and West Sixth
street, to Joseph Berger: plots on West
Second street, near Kings Highway. to
Francesca Mirabile, John Turner. A. Il.
Schlett; plots on West Second street,
near Avenue Q. to James A. McHugh,
B III. Howard; plots on West Third
street, near Avenue O., to Charles
Mirabile; a plot on West Fourth street.
near Avenue p. to v. s. Meringol; plots
on West Sixth street. near Avenue P. to
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
Georgia.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Have You Seen
SUPPLY x DEMAND?
Do You know that II Is the only national
Journal devoted exclusively TO business op-
portunities? supply Demand brings to-
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months trial subscription.
Special Combination Offer!
Advertisement and IL months subscription
Send your want" advertisement (maximum
fifty words) together with Sl.o0 and we
Will insert advertisement In next (Dec.)
number and give you years subscription
beginning with the same issue.
SUPPLY & DEMAND"
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The New York herald., 1921-11-13
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

FURNISHED. unfurnished. man and nlne-
year-old daughter; refined Christian fam
ly city or suburbs board for girl required.
X 2044 Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

The recently completed Earle building the northeast of
Broadway and Fifyecond the only Office building
the Great White Way between the building, northeast
of Fiftysevnth high built
Walter Salmon, a
architect signedt the structure
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
PUBLIC NOTICES.

THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE WORK
. ING WOMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION will
be held at the rooms OF tho union. 2S0 4th
ay. Manhattan. New York city, for the
election OF officers and directors and for the
transaction OF such other business may
come before the meeting, on Monday, the 10th
day OF November 1921. at o'clock +. Nj.
HENRY DWIGHT CHAPLIN, NJ. D.
President
WILL painter who talked with man last
summer In Madison square and afterwards
IN Central Park. please address p s., Metro
politan Club, Goth ST. and 9th av.?
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Pennsylyania.

A MODERATE PRICED oardinr home for
those seeking a permanent home or rest;
ideal location: good food and finest mineral
Akron Pa
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FURNITURE.

RUMMAGE SALE
Clothes, furniture. bric-a-brac. &c. Tues
day and Wednesday. November Is and 10,
10 A. NJ 10 7. NJ. at II East 33d ST.
Benefit OF Free Home for Young Girls.
WILL consider offer for complete furnlsh-.
ings OF SIX room apartment: can be seen
between A. NJ and 80 y. NJ. Apartment
&C. 535 West f35th st.
PARLOR furniture, brass bedstead,- piano,
sectional bookcase. portieres. sl4 West END
av. apt. south. r
MAHOGANY HALL SETrEE FOR SALE.
Apply il5 West 10th St. apartment 9.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

WE have going manufacturing business.
plant fully equipped and running, orders
coming in daily; market for our product un-
goods: we need capital for advertising and
in large way: manufacturing cost small
profits large: wonderful opportunity for one
or two investors with or without services.
G 2036 Herald. Herald SO.
PATENTS.
WRITE for free illustrated Guide Book
and EVIDENCE of CONCEPTION BLANK.
Send model sketch and description of in
vention for our opinion OF patenable ma
ture free: HIGHEST REFERENCE:
PROMPT SERVICE, REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR EVANS g. CO.,
New York office, 1908 Woolworth Building.
Phone Barclay 647l.
Main office. e54 9th. Washington, y. Q.
DO YOU NEED MORE CAPITAL?
We have 10000 proven investors; ~
years brokerage experience, intensive
trained corps statesmen; modern methods ana
equipment. No advance required: commission
reasonable; financial responsibility unques-
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SCIENTIFIC BUSINESS DEVELOPERS.
SAVE Incorporating expenses and excess
profit taxes and avoid personal liability
by organizing your company on the COM
MON LAW PLAN under a DECLARATION
OF TRUST; Anyone, anywhere can I'LL In
DEMAREE STANDARD FORMS. issue
shares and begin doing business same day:
blank printer. G13 Walnut. Kansas City,
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

YOUNG lady desires accommodations; West
Side preferred; moderate terms; refer
ences; permanent. F 2O59 Herald, Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

WELL organized corporation offers :
full partnership for loan OF
money: profits payable monthly in
proportion to amount loaned; prin-
cipal protected by first mortgage.
l. 216l Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

VARIOUS commission lines wanted for Cana
dian markets. C co07 Herald. Herald So
AN expert In Brooklyn realty values desires
associate With capital 10 join him in han
control given responsible party full details
orly to party with capital seriously inter
ested in this proposition: highest references
given and expected; quick profits. 1870
Herald. Brooklyn.
STORES. business centre thriving Maple
wood. nearing completion; fastest growing
suburb on Lackawanna; suitable delicates-
sen. tewelry. shoes. dry goods, ladies' and
infants individual shop stores OF this
type in town. SIRLYN, OPP post office, Ma
plewood. N. J. Phone 1414 South Orange.
UNUSUAL opportunity to secure agency in
your territory for new invention which
every mother must have; you cannot appreci-
ate the value OF this article until you have
+. II. Hebron, 90 South 18th St, Philsdel
rhia; reference required
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
thriving town, up State; clears 10000
yearly; over so rooms: all improvements;
American and European plan. extra public
restaurant Chinese dining room splenddly
located: $4,000 cash required. BERMAN &
GREEN. $50 Grand st. Phone Orchard 6s28.
AMERICAN, fine business record. seeks $500
TO $4,000 for business expansion and offers
protected. profit sharing investment that
will yield big profits: product is greatly
needed necessity and already has wide sale;
references and security; no positions open.
y 1918 Herald. Fulton st.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US.
BEDROOM suite OF yellow Japanese lacquer,
consisting of pieces, double bed and
canopy, draperies, high boy, large dressing
table, price $500 For further informa-
iion phone Vanderbilt s1h7.
FOR SALE.
SIX 3 FURNACE SCOTCH BOILERS.
Size, 10 feet long.
IL feet diameter.
". s. RAIL AND SALVAGE CORPORATION,
NEwBURGH. N. Y.
HONEY-New crop in tin pals of pounds
net; buckwheat. &1.2o; white clover, 81. so.
delivered: satisfaction guaranteed. OLD
FORT APIARY. Z Halcyon St. Scotia. N. Y.
BABY carriage, In excellent condition. for
sale: price SIS. Address Mrs. o'NEIL. ia
lava st, BROOKLYN. N. Y.
Machinery.
BARGAIN; no dealers; Gardner No. . disc
grinder with equipment, $500: Sipp 9
spindle drill, $500; y. S. Universal mill
ing machine, $3.50; II. s. milling machine,
1915; Studebaker passenger automobile.
s275; Blount turret lathe. $50; Garvin tur-
ret lathe. 500; Eek motor, 10 h. D., d. c..
fI75. r. II. BoYLAN, ISL Jay ST., Brook
iyn. Triangle 420S.
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PATENTS-Send for free booklet, Highest
references; best results: promptness as
sured WATSON r. COLEMAN, Patent
Lawyer. 624 i ST.. Washington. d. g.
PATENTS. trade marks. designs; best work:
lowest prices: consultation free; 30 years
experience Call or send for Book No. T.
EDGAR TATE co, 245 Broadway, New York
PATENTS PROMPTLY PROCURED.
trademarks registered by reliable Patent
Attorneys and Engineers Free consultation
MANUFACTURERS PATENT COMPANY.
800 Fifth av. Phone Vanderbilt 1919.
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CLOTHING.

OvERCOATs. suits turned IN three days
$40 De Kalb av.. B'tlyn. Prospect 1924.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

SILK MILL FOR SALE-PATERSON.
.Twenty-four box looms, warpers. wind
ers: fully equipped mill: good condition; 4
value. Another mill. nearly new, 81 G. g.
X. box looms. 52 inch; 2 Wrappers. quillers,
winder. harness, reeds. motors; mill COM
plete: biggest bargain ever offered STRAus.
Room 9GS7 Madison av.. New York city.
Phone 22I6 Gramercy.
PROMOTER-A corporation about to take
up theatre promotion proposition having
exceptional merit and that will stand strict
est investigation requires services OF man
who will take over the sale of the entire
issue of stock; there IL an opportunity for
the right man to earn from $50. 900 to $40. 900
in the next six or eight months. state quail
ficatons briefly but fully In first letter.
c.. 404 Trust Co. Building. Asbury Park, Nj.
MANAGER wanted for 1900 seat theatre
now building in n. Y. State: must be eX-
perienced and able to invest some capital; !;
state fully particulars in first letter. . 1220
Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

FOR RENT, BLACKSTONE HOTEL, I'M.
MEDIATE POSSESSION. PARLOR, BED
ROOM AND BATH, FURNISHED, $3.50 PER
MONTH; HOTEL SERVICE INCLUDED;
suBLEASB FOR 10 MONTHS. APPLY OR
WRPfF. X. ~. 10 ". hsTH
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS procured, trade marks registered !:
a comprehensive, experienced. prompt SER
vice for the protection and development Of
your idea: full Information, advice and form
ITO Record Your Invention" free on request.
RICHARD n. OWEN, 2278 woolworth Bldg.
Phone Rarclay 1904
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West Side.

DIST, q West.-Bright, large room, su!tabl,
couple; elevator. phone. Apt. CD.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

VARIOUS commission lines wanted for Cana
dian markets. c 2o07 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

SALESMAN, with car. wants exclusive
agency for Florida and any adjacent
States: what have you 20 seil7 Positively no
samples purchased. state full particulars In
first letter; j. y. JEWELL, Orlando. Fla.
San Juan Hotel.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

BooKKEEPER-sTE OFFICE
ASSISTANT; experienced; So: reference.
Day. 1879 jefferson av., Brooklyn.
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Connecticut.

HILDREN-Graduate nurse with refined
home and no children OF her own is will
ing to board and care for children; refer
ences exchanged. Z. o. Box 437, Stamford.
Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

lO6I'H, 205 W.--Lovely front suite. bath
phone; one flight up: plenty hot water
heat. Sf5 weekly. HUFFMAN.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

CALDWELL, ". J.-Can accommodate few
paying guests: committing. A. BALL, So
Mountain nv. Tel ADAM. open all year.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

"A million people for Houston" predicted By
the late j. j. Hill; our property inside
mile radius. due for quick rise In value;
write to-day. SOUTHLAND ANNEX, 444
Commercial Bank Building. Houston. Tex.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13

106TH, 2O6 West.-Single, light. clean
heated room; elevator. electricity; So
Apt 90.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-20

YOU'LL M TIcKI.ED TO DEATH
when yos hear the price and sss lhs
quality ~ the llns ~ Work Clothe1
l7,lt
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-10-20

SAVED MONEY by buying my
leather vest and sheeplined coat from
L. f. HUNT & co. Tilt