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New Jersey.

ARTHUR PITNEY COMFORT HOME
for invalids and cripples, mentally or physi-
cally i'll: doctor and nurses In attendance.
141 Lincoln av.. Newark, n. J. Branch
brook CASE.
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Statesmen.

SAlsISAlfbN.
The man we are looking for Is between
% and ~ years of age. he is salesman
Of the highest caibre. He Is accustomed 10
meeting big men on an equal footing. The
remuneration Is on an SO commission basis
selling a very active and attractive bond
issue
Only s., 600 n year men and over need APP
ply to Rooms 1909 and 1910, 160 Broadway.
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Statesmen.

TO SEED BIG MONEY AND TO
KNOW THAT YOU NEED 1T AND AT
THE SAME TIME TO HAVE IN THE
BACK OF YOUR HEAD THE NOTION
THAT YOU WANT ONLY THE RIGHT
OPPORTUNITY TO PUT YOU ON
FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE STREET
FOR KEEPS is TO COMMAND OF US,
AT ONCE. CONDITIONED ONLY BY
YOUR WILLINGNESS TO WALK AND
TALK AND TELL. THE TRUTH. $3.50
OR MORE a WEEK AND OPpOR-
TUNITY TO ADVANCE TO EXECUTIVE
POSITION WITH LONG EsTABLIsHED
BANKING INSTITUTION THAT BE-
LIl2VES IN TAKING CARE OF ITS
MEN AND THAT MAKES PERFORM
ANCE SQUARE WITH THE BELIEF.
If YOU. ARE BETWEEN % AND 90.
CALL 10 TO 4 AT THE Office MOST
CONVENIENT TO YOU.
SUITE 1910, % w. a3n ST. n. Y.
SUITE 305. 132 NASSAU ST, n. Y.
SUITE SO. 1876 MONTAGUE ST.
BROOKLYN. N. Y.
SUITE Z, 500 BROAD ST, NEWARK.
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FOR SALE.
, to quick buyer, corner auto
accessories store. vulcanizing
pair shcp, gasoline tanks, In
isiness and residential section
FOR SALE.

u Cheap to quick buyer, corner auto
mobile accessories store. vulcanizlng
and repair shop, . gasoline tanks. In
pest business and residential section
of Bayonne. II. l. SCHIFF. 0i0
Broadway. Bayonne, n. ].
LARGE New Orleans brokerage firm deal
Ing exclusively in oil leases, royalties, pro-
ductlon and crude OIL having their own rep
resentatives in the Texas. Loui-iana and
Mexico fields, desires reputable Now York
firm handle their business in this territory
a. ]. MINOR Waldorf astoria Hotel
WANTED - Distributors for scientific sec
tional rims and combination steel wheels
for passenger cars and trucks. Tires changed
within one minute Exclusive State rights
to parties with energy and means. = THE
sANDUSI<Y MEG CO.. Sandusky, Ohio.
DO you need a representative in Washing
ton, ID. c.? Our well established offices
and organization are at your service. Com
niunicate with THE w. f. OGLE CO.. INC.
third floor Munsey Bldg, Washington. D. O.
WANTED at once, active silent partner
with $4,000 TO $4,000 in established lumber
business: large orders on hand. monthly re-
turns to investor and money secured
5fS Herald, Herald SO.
WANTED-Discuss business proposition with
partles~with some capital Address PROP
OSITION, J.. o. box 1852. Savannah. Ca, or
u. o. box 81. Tampa. Fla.
LEASE and furniture OF a 800 room hotel :
good location and doing a business of over
$3.50, 900 year. HARVEY 3. NEWINS,
INC, 90 9TH av., New York city.
WE have several business opportunities for
sale in Milford, an ideal town. PAGE &
NETTLETON. Milford. Conn.
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Statesmen,
AMBITIOUS MEN WHO WISH TO GET
INTO SOMETHING WHICH HAS a
FUTURE. ARE YOU THE MAN WE
ARE LOOKING FOR2 If YOU ARE
CALL 40 BROADWAY, ROOM 110s.
sATl.SNIEN-Wrl o. call FOR lis: OF lines
and fun particulars; earn 81 300 to $40. 600
yearlN: bic demand for men. inexperienced
OF experienced, city or travelling. Natl
salcsmen's 1'r. ASSN, Csc Gambler Bldg.
New York city.
SALESMAN AND PARTNER,
established truck body business; good oppcr-
tunity for live wire.
FRED'K a. SMITH, 1879 B'WAN.
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ACCIDENT HEALTH INSURANCE.

ACCIDENT HEALTH INSURANCE.
81 secures 50 Ooo for accidental death, loss
Of limbs, eyes. &c; $3.50 monthly II IN
required JACOB A. KING. ~ West l22tlL
ADVERTISING AGENCIES.
TIMES SQUARE ADVERTISING SERVICE.
1898 Broadway. i43j Bryant.
Display and Classified Advertising
Service free; publishers. rates.
ANTIQUES.
COMPLETE vest pocket writing outfit, used
make offer. ELIZABETH GUB1T 233 1i7tn
ST.. Rockaway Park. y. y. Belle Harbor
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.
RAISED deck cruiser. 3ixi0. Palmer engine
cylinder. ~ horse power, perfectly sound, .
bargain 81 $50. NORMAN j.. NORD, rs w.
4j;h ST.. New York city. Phone Vanderbilt
1879. -
CARPETS AND RUGS.
WILL SELL A MAGNIFICENT ALASKAN
CINNAMON BEAR RUG, 9N1i TT. TElE-
PHONE PLAZA l2s9
CASH REGISTERS.
NATIONAL CASH REGIsTERs-we guar
antee TO sell, rent better National less
money than any other cash register COM
pany In the world. absolutely guaranteed;
good as new monthly payments, ,..,.
ACME CASH REGISTER co, Est. 1890.
$40 w. i2d 81. (oth av). Tel. BRYANT 1900.
DOGS. CATS AND BIRDs.
BOSTON terrier male puppy, dark seal per-
feet marked. high class, pedigreed, resis-
tered stock: perfectly healthy condition.
HILL. 50 L. 9ith st. Phone Vanderbilt 429t.
.-..... -. .......-,, 4. .,,..,,r,-y .nNxN,uprrA
PASTRY cooks, bakers: speciality fun kitchen
crews for hotels clubs and restaurants.
LOUIS URSPRUNG, 224 w. 4Oth 81. Bryant
2s5.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES-DOMEsTIC
PLAZA abi2-Excolslor Employment Agency.
Miss Mclaughlin, go Lexington av. to3d),
select domestic help Cnvestigatcd), all ca.
paclties mala. female; day workers; all
lines, on CALI
ROSA PARKER supplies first class servants
on short notice Finnish. swedish, German,
Russian and English spoken. buffers, second
men and couples, houseworkcrs. gnanber-
maids and Mattresses; excellent facilities for
placing help. e55 Lexington Az. Plazo oA.f
FURNITURE MOVERS.
wANTEp-Return load OF furniture from
New YORK or Now Jersey 20 Boston the
WV" - BnowN & LINDQutsr.
42t Lebanon ST.. Maiden. Mass.
FURNITURE WANTED.
Ave VIII pay hlehcs, possible prices fos
furniture, houses, apts.. pianos, brlc-a.
brar hooks works OF art. FRANKLIN, So
University place. Phone stuyvesant 2SI7.
INsTRUCTIoN-MUsICA
PIANO and violin instruction by assistant
20 celebrated teacher. Cathedral SpGs
INTERIOR DECORATORS.
TtrADJfAN-tfomes and offices completely
furishcd. t0s w. ilo,h ~ Mud. 9l5s.
INsTRU CTION-DANCING.
MILE. LUCILLE CtfENALtER STUDIO.
ball room and stage dancing 2ih W. S3d 81
schuyler CASA.
JANET WESLEY, teacher OF modern society
dancing; lessons private. specialize begin.
ners. 4a w 5oth ~. Tel Circle 4JJ0.
JANET WESJEY--Modern Dancing.
40 w. Goth 81, Phone Circle 4556.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


sMDN.
TO
BUSINESS,
PROFESSIONAL
AND SELLING MEN.
An Institution. sponsored by bank and
business men of established success
and reputation, offers the opportunity
for an exceptionally remunerative as
ISOLATION 20 a few men who can meas
IRE up to the fundamental require
nents for positions OF real response
billty.
Only those OF substantial personality
who can strengthen and capitalize
TO our interests the confidence and
goodwill already built up, and realize
for themselves a big share Of the re-
wards.
Our officers and directors will lend
their active efforts and help to speed
your progress. and promptly enable
you TO secure merited attainment.
where your Income VIII equal soVr
fullest capabilities.
Confer with Mr.. Hughes at the Broad
way Central Bldg. 1sS Seventh Ave-
nue.. this week between 10 and IL and
and 4.
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Observation-Disclosures.
Established dividend pay
ing security real live
leads. liberal commissions
unusual opportunity for
good closers. Telephone
Barclay 9026 for appoint
nlcnt.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


MAN servant wanted for gentleman living
alone In country; must be fair cook ant
able TO do the houseworK; state wages de-
sired and former experience In first letter
Rov CO. Ciaveracl, N. X.
OFFICE boy wanted by large steel cor
poration, age 15-16 years; must be clear
and neat: state qualifications; salary e
start $40 a month. q 900 Herald, Fulton ~
RETIRED BUSINESS MEN.
SOMETHING NEW.
Although inexperienced IN our line,
connection with our selling organiEa-
ton win be a pleasant experience, and
one in which you viii get on large
earning basis In the shortest possible
time. for we want men of excellent
character and reputation 10 present
definite sales offer to interested pros
poets.
Can between Q a. NJ. and p. NJ.
AIRCRAFT SYNDICATE. INC,
81 East s2d ST.,
Fourth floor)
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

HAMILTON EMPLOYMENT SERVICE. Inc,
CHURCH ST, n. Y. c.,
ONE BLOCK WEST OF BROADWAY. p
ONE BLOCK BELOW CORTLANDT ST.
We have nj the present time over 30 high
grade openings for bookkeepers, stenoera-
pliers Junior clerks, &c, with high grade
firms that must be filled at once
TIE BROADWAY.
q CHURCH ST. CORTLANDT N4o.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

COLUMBIA GRAND GRAPHOPHONE want
ed--Two or three new or second hand Co
lumbia Grand Graphophones using five-inch
diameter wax cylinders
Give price and condition OF machine to
MIR. KING, p. o. Box 372, City Hall Sta
ton. New York.
pdy 25e6 more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos, paintings. BAISLEY.
115 University place tstuyvesant e29s)
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jamaican mother
with boy 10 years, from respectable con-
nections In jamaica, b. w. l.. wishes posi-
ton companion or ladys maid, or can
be generally useful in n small family. Ad-
dress oIG Belmont av., Brooklyn
COMP ANON Help. Children's Nurse-Young
English lady. married. age 26 years, desires
position In good family. Apply Mrs. A. G.
Manning. Is King Edward road, Swansea.
South Wales
COMPANION. English lady, refined. spcak-
ing excellent French, best references,
desires occupation with good family Ad-
dress room sos Rector at.
GOVERNESS.--Swiss young lady OF fine edu-
cation desires position as governess only
In refined family; teaches music; French ana
Herald 81.
GOVERNESS.--French conversation, 10 les
sons, Parisienne diplomee, visiting English
kindergartner. pianist. 2642 BroadMay:
Observation-Disclosures Swedish graduate
would like position Mt some seashore re-
sort Answer TO Masseuse, care Asterberg,
1s48 Monroe av.
MAssEUsE (colored), licensed 2s0oi, desires
few more lady patients. Phone Aud. o3o6
SCALP specialist, Harper method. wants few
more customers; done at your residence
excellent references. 100 Herald, Herald SO:
SPECIALIST In scalp. rheumatism. govt,
neuralgia treatment wishes few more
customers. + 1855 Herald. Harlem.
SlENOtrftfi ounk luuts ~ yeas
with present employer, thoroughly COM
petefft best reference and not afraid OF
work Matilda Bernstein. 1921 Hoe ave.
Bronx.
STENOGRAPHER. typist, bookKeeper. de-
sires position high school graduate. Min
ME Hlllman, $50 ". 164th.
sTENOGRAPIIER wants secretarial posi-
ton, evenings. per hour. Mrs. Clarkson
Nicholas. "a w. 6sth.
TELEPHONE operator. Christian, > years
experience. wishes position from Gill even
inEs. T. ISL Herald. Herald so.
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SECURITY Statesmen

for growing shipyard located on staten
Island: high commissions. Union
shipyards Corporation. 63 Wall ST.,
New York city.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen AND MANAGER
+. ASSISTANT.

Statesmen AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.
Two men needed Immediately 20
work with me in New York office:
absolute Integrity first requisite; SELL
ing experience desirable; must have
personality, common sense and deter
fninaton: splendid opportunity for
quick promotion to managerial posi-
ton: don't hesitate 10 answer II you
employed; It will pay you 70
make a change. Call room 294, Met
ropolitan Tower. n. Y. or room 9O8.
80 Court ST., Brooklyn.
SALESAlEN--Large Western concern OPEN
ing branch stores throughout the metro
politan district can use several outside sales
men. Those looking for a permanent posi-
ton and willing TO work for advancement
will find this an excellent opportunity; Gem
tiles preferred. Apply Brooklyn Branch.
1900 B'way. B'klyn.
SECURITY Statesmen.
ESTABLISHED ORGANIZATION RE.-
QuIREs THE SERVICES OF SEVERAL,
EXPERIENCED OUTSIDE Statesmen OF
PROVEN ABILITY IN MAR ls
SHARES OF HIGH CLASS INDUSTRIAL
PROPOSITION WHICH WILL STAND THE
ACID TEST: FULL COOPERATION, LIVE
LEADS AND LIBERAL COMMISSION TO
RIGHT MEN. SUITE 203. 1913 BROADWAY;
SUITE 10f1, 145 W. s5TH ST.
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Housckcepers.

HOUSEHOLDER. working.-Capable. refined
widow with year-old son desires position
no washing: excellent cook good home more
attractive than large salary. Call Heiser.
green 30s4.
HOUSEKEEpER. nurse, Swedish. cheerful
disposition, In apartment for lady, small
family or elderly couple; fine references.
Phone Audubon $3.50. apt. 20. Mrs. s. E..
$40 w. 18th st.
HOUSEKEEPER. working, matured gentle
woman. Protestant: good plain cook COM
petent, reliable: references. Write Box ~,
1894 Sc av
HOUSEkEEPER-Re light colored wo-
man wishes position rs competent working
housekeeper by February can give good
reference. r 10 Herald. Herald So
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted general
housekeeper. Ethel Harris. 474 Lenox av.,
care cigar store.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, French. 30. mar
ried. recently arrived. speak little Eng
lish. experience wishes position with pri-
Nate family; best American reference. Ba-
tnille u w 9Th
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
~n~~~~~~~~----~-~-~-~- --~--,-~>-~-~-~->~-~-~~
Commercial Helm wanted.
THE VOCATIONAL BUREAU,
IL west 40 ST., Near 9th Nv.
Telephone vanderbilt $500 for Appointment.
sTENOGRAPHERS 90. experienced. sos (;
TNpISTS. SO tofSis beginners acceptable.
CLERICAL WORKERS., si5.
OFFICE SERVICE COMPANY.
DowntowuOffice, Uptown OFFICE,
10 John 81. 1903 Park av.
Many openings az both offices for stenog-
raphers. typls,s. clerks, SC.
Domestic fieip wan-eL
At MISS uOFNfAYER'S AGENCY,
10 East 43d st.. ID floor.
Cooks, chanbernaids. Mattresses. Scotch
childreu's nurses. Swedish cooks second
cook. swedish waitress.
an Maimberg's Reliable Agency, 1919 Lex
Ington av. CT5th) domestic help all ca
pacitics.
WOMAN. refined tea room, candy depart.
fnent. Universal Employment Agency. 80
West attn.
COOKS, Mattresses, parlurnl.,u-, couples.
Brennan's. 40 h. Goth. Plaza e34p.
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STOCK ctERK-sHoP MAN. FAMILIAR
WITH PLUMBING MATERIALS. AS
STOCK CLERK: STRONG AND WILLING:
STEADY POSITION GUARANTEED; MUST
HAVE REFERENCES; SALARY TO STAtT
$50. WITH INCREASE TO MAN WHO
PROVES STEADY AND WANTS GOOD
POSITION. MILTON SCHNAIER 4 co,
200 WEST 10TH ST. NEW YORK CITY.
WANTED BY DRY GOODS F1RM-Stenos-
rapher; must be rapid and accurate APP
ply, with full particulars as TO salary and
experience. to J 56S Herald, $50 Broad
way.
WANTED BY DRY GOODS COMMISSION
HoUSE--A department bookkeeper' must
understand application OF orders, mill oe-
tails, &C.; salary $50 per week. Apply Win
full particulars. $40 Herald. $50 B'way.
WANTED by DRY GOODS COMMISSION
HOUSE-Young man about II years OLD 70
learn business; must be of good education
and address. Write fully to j SGD Herald,
$50 Broadway.
WANTED-Saicsman by manufacturing con-
Germ to sell high grade speciality. lool
Herald. Fulton at.
YOUNG MAN.
Large manufacturer OF hardware ana au-
tomoblle parts requires services OF youns
man to take charge OF warehouse and stock
room; must have previous experience y
similar capacity and be fully capable OF
keeping stock records. Box COG, 2oe Cao'e
Building.
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CHAUFFEUR. MECHANIC. 80. REFINED,
COMPETENT. - YEARS NEW YORK
PREFERENCES, AL. HIGH CLASS CARS.
AT PRESENT PIERCE ARROWS; ;
WOULD MAKE CHANGE. WRITE BON
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Instruction.

THE ACADEMY OF HAIR
| AND BEAUTY CULTURE
| offers courses OF instruction IN all branches
| assuring large earnings; day, evening
| classes Cali ~ write for information,
i53l West 4ith street Phone Bryant 9495
/ EARN S25-Si5O weekly only through Prot.
Rohrcr's the Reliable iIairdruaa Manicure,
Beauty school. s. up FREQ FOR service; earn
while learn: circular explains. llD w. va vt.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


experienced. desires position
with some feed house poultry supply
concern can furnish reference. Frederick
Feitusch. 1857 Decatur ST., Brooklyn. n. Y.
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MAKE MONEY AT HOME-YOU CAN EARN
from 81 TO 81 an hour IN your spare tine
writing show cards; quickly ana easly
learned No canvassinE. We teach YOU how
and cell Your work. Write to-day for tuli
particulars to AMERICAN SHOW CARD
SCHOOL, 224 Ryrle Bldg. Toronto. Canada.
LEARN TO BE A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
profitable work; day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitors pass
West side Y. NJ. G. A.. sol w. 5Ith 81.
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IEwELRY AND DIAMONDS.

BORG buys diamonds. old gold, silver plat
mum, antiques. pawn tickets, bronzes. bric-
a -brac. 90 w. 23d. Phone watkins I0s5.
PAWN TICKETS. DIAMONDS, ANTIQUES.
SPORTING GOODS.
TRIGGER. as 9Th Az. 5G1s BRYANT.
CASH FOR DIAMONDS AND JEwELGY OF
Ind. or estates. BENNETT. 1I5 Bway. I'd Il.
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC.

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. French, American.
Is years old IL years experience, wishes
position, private; city or country: first class
references. Charles Randin. 100 w. 54th
St, city: tel Circle Ard
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| CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. French. American,
! % years old. ~ years experience, wishes
| position, private city or country: first class
references. Charles Randin, 100 w. 5ith
ST., city. Phone Circle S54
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SHIPPING clerk (37). 20 years shipping
department experiences can pack. mark.
route, trace. file claims: graduate la Sale
University's traffic managers course; at
present employed salary $50. L 1906 Her
aid Brooklyn.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-10-03
CHRONIC INDIGESTION
STOPPED BY
INTERNAL BATHS"

Mr.. P. Z. Russell of Dallas, Texas,
writes to the Tyrrells Hygienic Insti-
tute:
'fThe j. B. L. Cascade undoubtedly
started Mrs. Russell on the high road
to recovery from what threatened to
be Chronic Indigestion.
II have used Internal Baths for
years and have been very successful
IN my own case"
The ~. B. L. Cascade" cleanses the
lower intestine its entire length and
keeps it always free of poisonous
waste.
Thousands testify that Constipation,
Indigestion, Stomach Troubles, Bill
iousness, Headaches and all the many
serious troubles which they cause are
absolutely relieved and prevented by
this Nature Treatment.
fully Mcfarland Drug Co.,
S35 and 729 Kansas Ave.
will gladly explain to you the simpIe
operation of the j. B. L. Cascade"
why 1t Is so certain in its results, and
viii give you free of cost, an interest
ing little book containing the results
OF the experiences of DR.. Chas. A,
1yrrell of New York, who was a spe-
Sialist on Intestinal Complaints for
- years in that city. Why not cut
this out as a reminder to get this
D9ok as soon as possible. Remember,
please 1t Is free. ADV.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-13
BREEZY NEWS
 ABOUT DOINCS
 NEARBY CAMP
Mccarthy News)

MCCARTHY, Sept. ION. P. Nel- son. a prominent mining operator from Chisana, arrived in town this week with Mrs. Nelson, having cleared for the Iditarod, where he will still follow the mining game, having found some ground in that section some years ago, which he feels sure woll justify installing a hydraulic plant. Mrs. Nelson will remain in Cordova till travelling is easier Their many friends regret their departure and wish them big success in their new venture.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-13

tral park by man describing himself as James Zamorelli twenty-five years old, postoffice employe. She did not have her shillelah which is really d piece of rubber hose about nine inches long She uses it with telling effect on men who attempt to flirt with her.
 But she was undaunted, though without her weapon, and resorted to her wonderfully developed right arm for the knockout Zamoreli took the count, was turned over to a policeman. and in the night court was sentenced to one day in the workhouse. He was spared more severe punishment be. cause of his war record. But listen to Mrs. De Hart tell how it is done:
 Its the easiest thing in the world for a respectable woman to nab masher. For the past five years. in fact ever since I was first insulted by a masher, I have carried what call my shillelah-a piece of rubber hose that is just as effective as a black jack or a nightstick. There Is no dan ger of your killing them. but a tap with some force in 1t is bound to lay them low.
 Tn the past five years have caused the arrest of about fifty mash. CTS Only one got away from me and only one escaped conviction. All that is required to get them is little courage. If a woman hasn't got a shillelah, let her learn a few jiu jitsu grips-they're easy to learn. Then she need have no fear
 The trouble is that women are too timorous. They fear to put up a fight and administer a sound whacking to
The Cordova daily times., 1921-09-13
CENTENARIAN GIVES
 POINTERS ON HEALTH
OBy International News service)

CBy International News Service)
 NEW YORK, Sept. 13. - "Don't gamble, don't drink. Smoke if you like. but don't overdo 1t. Eat, sleep regular, work hard, smile, don't worry and exercise
 This is the simple formula for longevity of Louis Horowitz, who cele- brated his lO4th year. The patriarch hale and hearty and spry as men fifty years his junior tried to hide his true age, laughingly remarking:
 "T stopped counting my years after I reached the century mark, as don [ want to believe am getting old"
 Horowitz has seven children, I0ur. teen grandchildren and six great grandchildren. He is the life" of the Harlem Home for the Sons of Israel. where he went seven years ago be- cause he did not wish to be a burdcC to his children
 Horowitz admitted to haviag a hobby. A hobby is necessary he de. clared. to attaining a mellow age
 My ambition is to learn to plry golf" he declared, but I'm afraid I'm yet too young"