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TO KEEP PUPILS
INDEL. SCHOOLS
Visiting Teachers Succeed
Attendance Officer, Done
Away With by Law
EDUCATORS HOPE
PARENTS WILL HELP

Most OF the schools OF the state
system have opened and have en-
rolled a gratifying number Of pupils.
The high schools especially are rum
ming with larger enrollments than
were predicted. The trustees Of
the schools which have not yet found
qualified teachers are working dill
gently in an attempt either TO find
a teacher who Is acceptable or to
have someone qualified by examina-
tion. This applies. OF course. only
to a few OF the rural schools.
Now that the schools are In full
swing with large. and possibly rec
ord breaking enrolment, the ques-
tion OF attendance is suggested. The
action of the last General Assem-
bly, in abolishlng the position Of at
tendance officer puts the issue square
iy up to the communities and par
ents. Will the attendance Of the
schools for the coming year, when
there is no attendance officer
clothed with the authority OF law,
be equal to last years attendance,
when stringent compulsory clause
was In force? This constitutes a
direct challenge TO the people Of the
state the educators think.
In September 1920 the attendance
averages for the three counties we're:
New Castle County ... SAL
Kent County ...... 741
Sussex County .... 6S.6
Through the assistance OF the
Delaware school auxiliary associa-
tion. with recognizes the importance
OF this phase OF work. the state is
to have the services OF four visiting
Continued on Page TNNentyl
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OFFICIALS TO STUDY
GARBAGE In JERSEY

Mayor Harvey, members Of City
Council and the Board Of Health will
go to Trenton and New Brunswick,
n. j., next Thursday morning for the
purpose Of learning how these cities
are disposing of garbage. They will
leave the Public Building IN automo-
biles at $50 o'clock. city time, and
will go by way of Philadelphia.
The plan is to use the city automo-
biles for the trip, which IL Is thought
will considerably lessen the expense
OF the trip. The party will be met
at Trenton by ]. II. Gregory. the
sanitary expert recently employed
by Mayor Harvey.
II the party has time, other cities
will be visited In the event Of delay.
Il is planned TO bring the entire party
back by train, so that Council may
be here in time for the regular
weekly session.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
Free Theatre Tickets

Theatre Invitations (war tax paid, are
extended through the Journal Classined
Department today-look for your name
today I'm the Classified Advs.-for a snow
ing Saturday. Of
"SEE MY LAWYER"
AT THE ARCADIA.
AND
THOMAS MEIGHAN, IN
"THE. CITY OF SILENT MEN,"
AT THE MAJESTIC.
SEE PAGE y TO-DAY.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

DUBLIN. Sept. 1s Omitted Press.)
Eamonn De Valera can
cd together members OF the Sim
Fein cabinet today to consider the
situation arising out OF Lloyd
Georges action in cancelllng the
proposed Inverness conference.
Upon the shoulders OF the Repub-
llcan inner ring full responsibility
for the making OF peoce or war In Ire
land rested. Lloyd Georges telegram
came like a bombshen TO the Irish
people. 10 shattered the optimistic
outlook that had been steadily main
tained throughout the country and
shook Ireland's faith that It's lead
ors were certain to bring aDout sue
cessful negotiations leading to peace.
II was believed likely when the
Sim Fein cabinet met that Il might
recommend a plebescite.
This would mean a long delay
hut would give the Irish leaders
respite from the predicament In
which Il was admitted they found
themselves today faced by the im-
portant choice between Withdrawing
from their position or bringing on
war.
The Irish press today insisted tha'
the masses In both Britain and Ire
land demanded peace, and reiterated
the belief that mutual statesmanshiI
would avert war. Every effort wa
made today to keep up tho spirits o
an Irish people bewildered BY tn
sudden turn OF events.
Many preparations for war wer
in evidence In different parts O
Ireland today. according to report
reaching Dublin. The overnigf
change In the situation from pros
poets OF a conference 20 possibiiiti'
OF a break cast glom over tho mas
OF the people. who while sympe
thetlc towards Sim Fein, dread re
sumption OF hostiiities but are max
ing plans for Il.
While the Dali cabinet, AZ II
meeting today was TO decide upo
the next step towards peace or wal
IL was recognized here that a crisi
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new men MOST
OF POLICEF FORCE
Chief, Two Captains, Sew
eral Sergeants Eligible
to Retire
EIGHT MORE COULD
RETIRE NEXT YEAR

With ten members OF tho Police
Department eligible to retirement at
this time and eight eligible for re-
tirement next year. the roster OF the
department shows that full one hun
dred and twenty-five out OF the total
OF one hundred and seventy persons
connected with the Police Pension
Fund is paying regular allowances
to "a former policemen and one ma
tron who are on the retired list.
OF those who have served twenty
five years or more in the department
and who are eligible 10 retirement
superintendent OF Police George
Black heads the list. lie Joined the
force July /. 1891. more than thirty
years ago. Others who have served
25 years and therefore are eligible
TO retire are as follows: Captain
Daniel F. Kelleher. Captain William
+. Schell. Sergeant John J. Donohoe.
Sergeant Hugh Mcbride Sergeant
Wilmer X. Hahn. Patroimen James
W. Edwards. William ]. Davidson.
John McAteer and Daniel c. Collins.
Patrolman Edwards Is the oldest
partolman in point Of serice in the
department, he having Joined the
force on July 1, 1892.
Those who will be eligible to re-
tire on pensions next year arc; Ser
geant James b. Tucker. Sergeant
John j. Fox. Sergeant Michael J.
McGiilon. Sergeant Robert Bowman
and Patrolmen Samuel T. Brown
Michael f. Barr and Harry j
Hawke.
Patrolman Michael J. Burns vii
be the only officer eligible TO retire
ment in 1923 while the followinl
year there will be four patroimer
who will be entitled to retirement
with pension. They are Captain
lContinued on Page Thlrteenl
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BREAK Store
SAFE, YEGGS
COVER CLUES
DawsOns Hear Thieves
Work at Night in Store
Beneath Apartment
RECEIPTS OF DAYS
BUSINESS STOLEN

Safe breakers visited the store o.
the American Stores Company at the
S. f. Corner Twelfth and Tatnall
streets early today and got some
money and made their getaway. de-
spite the fact that they made
the second floor OF the building
The fact that the store had been
robbed was not definitely known
however. until o'clock when Ed
ward Plat. manager, opened the
place for business.
The police were notified at onco
Continued on Page Twenty.
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PRESIDENT ON WAY
TO WASHINGTON

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-President
Harding and his party were on their
way back to Washington today on
the yacht Maynowor.
When the President left West
Point last night Il was his intention
TO proceed directly to the Capital. ar
irving there Sunday There was a
chance. however. that ne might put
into Norfolk for another round Of
golf. which would delay his arrival
in Washington until Monday.
The presidential golf displayed on
the military academy links yester-
dav showed no improvement over
the form he had shown throughout
his holiday. Par is So, and the Presi-
dent required Sc. The trip down the
Hudson. escorted by a destroyer, was
made under n brilliant harvest moon.
The Mayflower halted or Seventy
ninth street. New York. long enough
to put Attorney-General Daugherty
ashore and take aboard Secretary
Hoover. The destroyer accompanied
her as far as the Narrows.
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HIS WAR RECORD
Wins LENIENCY
Giorgi, Wounded, Gassed,
Gets Two Months for
Booze Sale
LAWYERS NOT IN
CASE FAVOR MERCY

In the United States court this
Thomas Giorgi pleaded
guilty to selling liquor at a restau-
rant at the northeast corner Of
Front and Walnut streets Former
Prohibition Director W. Truxton
Boyce testified 10 making the arrest
and OF buying liquor at Giorgis
plae
District Attorney Hughes told the
lContlnne0 on Page Twentyl
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KIDS FRIENDS
AFTER $4,000
Mayor Sees Fairgrounds
Before Campaign is For
mally Inaugurated
PROMINENT MEN
JOIN MOVEMENT

How 10 raise $50. 900 for the
happiness OF wilmingtcn's $4,000 or
more kiddies7"
Such was the question discussed
Continued on paeo Twenty.l
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
Smile Awhile


ZION CITY.-"Abraham LIN
coin smoked; Edison is fond OF
the weed and George Washing
ton cultivated tobacco on his
plantation"
Il. C. Litchheld. attorney for
Muir Anderson. workman VINO
was charged with smoking a
pipe in Zion. told this TO a jury
here today.
but they didn't live IN
Zion" was the verdict
Thirty dollars fine.
LA PORTE.-Lemon extract
sales to bachelors who have no
culinary use for Il win be made
the basis for prosecution here
after. Prosecutor Nowle an
nounced.
STANFORD. Conn. - Stam-
ford citizens raised $1,000 TO
start drilling when oil was dis
covered" They're getting their
money back now. The prom
lsed gusher proved TO be leak
age from the distillate tank OF
the Stamford power plant
RIDGEVILLE. Ohio.-Louis
Schaber a farmer near here. was
puzzled over the fact that some
one apparently was milking one
Of his cows. He watched for
the culprit and discovered that
the COW had adopted a pig.
NEW PHILADELPHIA. o.
Strands OF hair sticking from a
trunk. Murder thought Bag
gageman shaw OF the n. O.. T.
and l. Railway. Police inves-
tigated and found two wonder
ful switches.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

The murderer got away because
no one could identify his automobile.
Can you identify a car without look
ing at the name-plate? $500 reward.
Details in tomorrow's New York
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
LOsl MD FOUND.

I '0ST~fN TIE HoTEf d1P0NT, on
l. Tuesday afternoon. pair Of she'll
SertiG-3t
CONTINUED on Page Twenly-three.)
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

At The Evening Journal ONCE.
500 A. NJ. Sc 12.01 p. NJ. ~
1000 A. NJ. 20 100 p. NJ. IA
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
IREL AND ACAINMAKEsS WAR PREPARATIONS;
"YECCS" BREAK STORE SAFE AND ESCAPE
Than In Philadelphia asylum

THIS f. the first
picture in many
months Of Harry
X. Thaw. Il was
taken In tn e
grounds OF Kirk
brides Asylum.
p hilad c lphia-
Thaw is shading
his eyes from the
sun TO watch the
progress of n
baseball gam 9 .
Evelyn Nesbit,
his former wife
and the cause OF
the shooting OF
Stanford white.
Ia now conduct
ing a tea room In
the theatre dis
trict OF N e "
York
Evening journal., 1921-09-16

Have you tried Glover Dairy But
ter? Phone 154O-1541.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
sun AND TIDE.
ToDAY's TEMPERATURE

High water. .1O.55 A. NJ. 11.20 p. NJ
Low water $50 A. NJ. $40 =. NJ
Evening journal., 1921-09-16
The Weather

Fair tonight and Saturday, mod
crate temperature: moderate north
and northeast winds.
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NEW RUGS sxl0. Seamless Avr.u'.,--
$3.50 sSi2 tapestry. &i2.J0. othars-lsit;
price. llt ~. Boston. Osag- slds 't
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HOsroE. 81. 9oC--f p-ttmsnt D. ultHy
Furnished room. adjoining bath, steam
heat tHHre 1877
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tPbOLtTER iNG--t0r artiEtc U-1.----
ing, uph d1stcring. T. @. TonurIlv 0,s..
7fne 10 w Firs, Meet A'
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UDgToN =. 1t9a.. glsppluE room Tor
rrnt. nicely Furnished. oaage 400.
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BOULDER g.. ul.-Hoom suitable Tor
two gentlemen, pr married couple. fuf
UnFr heat
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FINANCIAL
iI-l

-- UIL IaNNU0 fNU IlT.7tHT'7 FF-.N
OKLAHOMA SYNDtCATEa owning inter
est IN 2OU.acre oi property has struck
OIL 100 barrel well and VIII arm two
more wells At once. ~ you lu"n $500 to
invest we viii send you full report and
bank references Write today. This op-
portunity will not stay open. Audress
Fuller Oh Syndicate, 322 Mayo Bag.
Tulsa. okla
ONLY CNG-SIXTEEN1H LEFT
An UNDIVIDED OSE-SiXIEESTH IN
TERFsT lN DRILLING WELL AND 1870.
ACRE LEASE. $40, NDWATA COUNTY
FOURTH MILE FROM PRDDUI-
ING WELLS ~ THE DIRECT LINE or
DEVELOP NEST GEO. W CUNNING
HAM. Sand sPHtSGs. OKLA, PHONE
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished south bedroom.
adjoining bath; with or without private
living rooui walking distance south aido.
no other rpomrfH. DHnEt 7Sfs.
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WE BUY second -haud furniture f-,,.
single articles to complete ouiht.
Tennsily e "irtle Furniture Co.. ll W.
FIRST. Phone Usage 1905. '"
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ROOMS AND BOARD

,o,,,,.,,.,, - .............
''.'l.'.. "'V"s ~" "hNi' FtHN'ShEp ~
fNpNT ROOM In Qew bungalow with
YOUNG married o9upls, home privileges.
v,,Ii,t,o i"', ,tWo' " ~ 1ng'
trder sa7 ''''
49,, -, -.---..- ......-- .-.......
Wan,am uont ue't9om iof t'nlI'iSsn'
W ''"' IN .'"' ''''
AIIhACIlNb south room iu private
n9l.,s. ossse s't' IS "f ''''s" ''''..
ATTRACTIVE 'front.' room. So private
home, on south Side for gentlemen.
roteronceH required OpHEr l7a5-J.
uEAt-rttt,ftv ,,,,..h,t ,,,,,t, n.d,oo,,,
edioininr betbt WIN or vitlout prtvats
living room walking distance south aldo.
no other roofnrfa. DanF, 1888
uCfrt.bEu g. Jt..u,,1, stit,tig ~,
two rcuticmon. of married couple fuf
mace hsat
HALTIMurE 5. igl7..Two nice sicsplug
rooms south exposure. pnHEc fa3b.
BOsTuN b s2i-Nicoly furoiahed. arso
sleeping front roomu two cloSsta, private
homo. cioncIn
NOUIprU g. 1bul..LarRo attractive
room, two south and two west ~lndoNh
Private tamily no othrr tgomefs GARAGE
" desired. Ihpne cedar ~.
HpsroN, 81 9oc--f p-rtm'U, D n.osIy
furnished foouL adjoining hhth, steam
h''i. '''aF' NV .................
bNtIpN =. 1t'a.. sleeping room Tor
rrut. nicely Furnished, paage 2bU,
y,ytt,rv s,t. ,,. ,t,, t.,..
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HAVE them cleaned W dved. suits
dresses ana coats. American Cleaners
4 uytts, Phone osGgv lis2'
TAILORING. refining ant tcmourlinE
NurN EuarHnleva Manhattan Tailora
li8s =, Maln. usasr AIss
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wkNTED-To BoRRO Is

INSTRUCTION
EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL 40
O.. 30 SONS In auction briagv - cum
n"'ort instructor phone Usage 1ibA
THiETEENTH, T., 100
Flnrontc hiCkle, terms, now opening In
plano, Cedar e2Gg
DANCING AND DRAMATIC so
MAslUERAuE costumes. Hsiowen'sn or
original. Al A25 E-zt Third Phone OsaEs
tilA
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BUSINESS SERVICE
DKEssMNkINO MII.LINTHi

tlons. Holiday eJfts speciality osapo
nHlNu your buttouhoIes and aitc-auoos
ot an kinds 60 toon 8. over Model
pEHIGHING. mahinH msbonablo ffo,ks
gown" nnd bI'un'st a!n' smtr,iY tailored
~ H..H aul FHi' e.. D. Nsbow. MadIstr.
2l5 E. N,n'h. 'al Usage sItl-R for ap.
pointmprt
DE VIVA TAILOR AND FUR suDp
...... !, H,hrnnE and Altering
SPECIAL PRICE ON FUH WORK
Hoom a25 Robinson udg.
fhird ana Mas STA Phone n-ase 72a
DPEsSMAEIEG
lig.iniog. al',,suyni also p'eating puces
r,aH"nhtIo Mra. Haunau. Usage ssai.
."" '."bN hHF or Wsas I. y.'C
'urHiufH.r' oarss g'f.
IhaHIuSAWE dr,ssmatns. childrcns
clothes % speciality. UouuIng ana a,.
tgrauap orage ists 1903 u second
roi, nrHl class drersmaalng u ali kinds.
ItEMHIir,VlNG abd piooting whi,o you
walt toc per yard. aiJ o.. third.
SfE Mrs W Il. Porter for plain or fancy
gowipF, hand DubroideuoH. 'ttinE and
hand honHiltDhihg, fgtnudriihE a special
N, piica reasonable, work guaranteed,
srE Mra Montgomery tor dr,ssmakins.
r"inoioiing alteration work laOt
brtut' tsFEH $3.50.
WANTED. guiitnE and comforts 10
mako. pri.es reasonable. 2iIi y, seventh.
WANT sswiuE and hand embroidering.
Cedar 100 "r eau 1893 s. houlder.
MOVING AND STORAGE 60
OotSg no MONE7
eau 'H'go s'.l for crntlug. packing ana
hauling 81 household goods, wryt suafau-
teed Anisrour Transfer 500 w First
GER our low 81 Hss on ou field tructinE.
C'uan. country muyluE, Grating. packing
fiofsEc Nirh1H transfer Storag' Co.
anything can AtIaA Trarufs- and
storag" 'ol - W. Archer. Oaahs 5o5s.
~ YOU move today call stuulvy's Trans
ii,h, ond hen'J hauling worry reasonable
osnge ttfA-J.
Let us ugurc with you tor Your moving
and ctoss country hauling, hght and
heavy rU ilnld hauling speciality We
iuuyn anything. gny time, any where. CO.
luiunia rrsusfer Osngo soSt
MissoLhl ItAA,NSsriE 9 STORAGE
50 pgr hour rhsur cedar 10
PAINTING ANp DECORATING 30
ENpElaGNcEp paintsr' and Interior
decorator estimates reasonable. Nefer-
ehccs iufuisNed. OHaEe 3olt-J
.,s s.uuuH Ano paper hanging.
flRST-CLARs painting aud wall paper
Ing. rsitnatea chycrfuly uiven, an
work ruarautord q. g. itorushy Usage
ass Rciab'c Faint 8 Wall Paper 60.
4. T.. NINitT Union papsrnsug~r aud
painter, Nork guatautetdt ask for
samples, pfiNH lrv psaEe jtat,
OpGN SUup
Painting, PaperinE Guaranteed, Prices
s'hnhvd. ttdnr 1891
PAINTER. dvcurHto, sud hardwood fin
ishrr with best references 80 YEARS
cypgtinnoc. Wants work. ,all oSaEe
hAN1.
PAPER HASGlNG and painting, lowest
prUuH iu Iu'Hr orufo PASS.
ROOMS pArEREb
Including paper for ~ and M House
decorating IN hll iia brauCEoH cst'natrA
uhrcrfui!Y given. ain work guaranteed.
n b Sutherland, b1O Woat Third, Osagy
tslg ~
rArFNr ATTORNEY 81
PATENTS --TR ApEMAUKs
NHH uH whether your trademarks are
nr.t..Lul Ln .luIh AmnrIul Mrlla fmr
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LIVE STOCK

DOGs. CARS, Pfrs 55
BULL pUgS and FoN terriers. northeast
corner Iweuty-Flrst ana Peoria.
pCG--A-l, 2-year-o.d liver and white
pointer dog fast an day hunter fine
nose gooi retriever. fi5us y. HI. Ander-
son. nlS $50 hsrtlesNilie. Okls.
DON'T torget dos keputI. null pups Tor
sale l5s- W. FIRST }. l. ThackeT.
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SEVERAL USED Singers, whHs, ana
other makes, $500 and up. Iui1 Gu
inE Machine Exchange. 10 81 Main
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WUHTUN- n Nll""VT00TY TUT0IINNI. IlTEo
huIun- LI.nnLm-
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ROOMS AND BOARD
HOONs WirIi nONnn


HRA ADV h.. iis. h7arr ami ruum ~,
homo cooking 8 70 day. alHp room win.
out h"ari. usago 7sasH
upsrDN g. sO2- wantod. young lady
r"ommo,o. bourd u dosif'i. O.bgc e63t
pEgiuAuLE room vtfh connecting bath.
hrraFt.sf ro,Ffd tu uur.nras women ur
married couple. Home utr4iItHts. reason.
able 'al NaaE" .hsi
BETUpIT s, s7J-NIrely Furnished room
for one ot two gentlemen lu priv1t.
deHircd close iu, excellent uyighborhsod.
pfnFe 2ltt
EAsruN W, 2l2-. hoard ana room rof
gentleman. iu quiet. modern home. close
in, "n car ln" oHaro iihoi
FEDERAL. ~. 2635.. catholic young man.
roommate. board, Laundry $40. mud.lu
homo. bHngo NtIf
ROOMS WIN board for thtca rrutI-in-n.
iurplH s1tved family style uu Iltuuy ino
aud BLOCK ~ ear 0ii q .Ntn. Usage
SPLENDID board and room ln private
family, Tor two men or employed couple
prrfortndt excellent iuDatiuu. uu hus line
1ne BLOCK o." cet lm', reasonable fatcH.
wnEHE go ENr 81
MAIN, g., 1llt.. FlfHt.piaHs moala. prlvut,
hmily Cedar tss
WANTED ROOMS or BOARD @!
WhNrEp..hy youpg lady. fu.uiHhed tuutu
lb uAthauBr fut ,umptny. ur DIre ~ chill.
drcn In o'ouiur Reference. t2o 81 woui
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STOVES. dresscrs chiffoniers 1Y,i,I
beds chaira. table. rugs. uauIB.f ~
tary couch. Usage s3Sf
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pALTIMuUE. s.. igi7.-Two nice sleeping
rooms south exposure pnaEc f23s.
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lILIr MNNrLn-lNNAIn

4 HOMc Will b. farnIshcu Iuiidlc-agrd.
lutpuiEput woiuau who ,aa furnish
satisfactory references la addition coin
prusaiOu Will be URI our willing Co
as sslat about tha house. can between y
aud W "a. m, OsAgut lGGg-J.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOUEHoLD coon


Hotels and roominE bous,. t,
fine Siinous shell steel beds ALI f..ts is
old Ivory, mahogany, walnut c.,..'snes
sslhut ard oak, any finish yuu ga
or all for quick sale, one .f0.,I.l one
Also fine Queen Anne walnut ar.te
suts oblong table, six chairs aud Ius
any living room suite. large sIpe i.,fp's
any victrola with records g6o. rooi Ss.1ss.
ress shd other etuclea cheap. B,tv
Must be seen 10 be Appreciated - ,i'
Frisco. Can be seen any time '
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pick, all modern. rent $40. ln
cheap. Don't miss this bargain nv
w Cameron '''
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NOOMs FON NENT, FURNIsIiTD ~
young married oouph home privilegsn.
ladies only. IS. Tor two ~ faf ono,
walking distance ai5h ". TWolfth.
Cedar 317.
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EMPLOYMENT


NTrp--Tsmporary or perutuncu. B
rIfI.n ua rH..l.r tf general uf lHa work
.'".' sn"rioncrd 1lf W. 2nd 81
WANrED=.T To8lilpn az houoHke,pur OF.
core uf rUItI"I by tUmurteut high
foI, middl"ilEcd lady can Mondsy
'arr 7tTf
WANTED BDokHecplug typist position.
reasonable salary. wiU consider any
kind 81 work. bHuEr ft1T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-07

USED FURNITURE bought anu r.I, ..-=
holstering supplies for sale B.s
Furniture Co, S. Cincinnati Ossrs
s0O6. so
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-07

4 WARM front bedroom Tor gentlefnsn.
private entrance. close in. cedar Sii.
ATTRACTIVE routH room. n private
home. Onsge cG21- n or OHafe ttbb.
ATTRACTIVE front room ia private
home. on south side. Tor gsutlemcn,
references reuu,ref. tJeHgr 1881.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-08
GREEN MOUNTAIN VALLEY

Henry Harrington is making some
improvements to his farm house
Very few families were left at home
circus day. All report a fine time
Richard Madison and Richard
Jones, are iurymen from this locality.
Farmers are predicting a light crop
Of grass this season We need rain.
Garden vegetables and some fields
Of potatoes were frost bitten Sunday
night.
Ernest Harrington and family visit
ed relatives in SALISBURY Valley
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Niles are i'm
proving in health They attended the
circus last week
Abel Harrington attended the cir
Gus and spent Sunday with relatives
in Bennington.
Mrs. William Lane has been enter.
tanning her sister from New Jersey
the past month,
William Lane and Mr. Potter have
painted the Grange hall and several
other buildings at South SALISBURY.
Mr. and Mrs Lynn harrington were
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-08

sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra
Harrington They reside in Benning
ten
Rev j. Elmer Mckee and Mrs.
Mckee, their son and daughter We're
motoring through Green Mountain
Valley the past week and making
calls among friends.
A monument has been erected at
Hillside cemetery in memory of John
p. Twltchell. Parties from Granville
will place one on the family lot for
the late George L. Twitchell.
Mrs. Carolyn Grout closed her
school last FRIDAY where she has
been successful teacher the past
year Mr.. and Mrs Max Grout are
planning to be home makers. This
viii be a great loss to the schools
that progressive young men are look
ing for brides among our efficient
teachers