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The New York herald., 1921-01-04

REAL ESTATE MAN FOR RENTING IN
HIGH CLASS OFFICE DUILplNGi PER-
A1ANENT POSITION FOR HIGH GRADE
LARGE FIRM; ONLY THOSE WITH TtIOk-
OUCH EXPERIENCE IN THE LINE NEED
YOUR EXPERIENCE AND SALARY RE-
QUIRED, ENERGETIC, 375 HERALD, UP
TOWN.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
statesmen.

IT'S A SAFE BIzT THAT
YOU'LL END THE NEW YEAR
NO BETTER THAN YOU
START IT. IL YOU COME TO
1921 WITH KEYED-UP AMBI-
TION AND THE VISION or A
GOAL WORTH WHILE AS AN
INCENTIVE YOUR AMBITION
WILL WITHOUT QUESTION
SEE YOU THROUGH TO FL
NANCIAL INDEPENDENCE.
You CAN AVERAGE $3.50 A
WEEK AND OVER FOR THE
ENTIRE YEAR If UNDER
OUR DIRECTION YOU'LL
AGREE SIMPLY TO WALK
AND TALK AND TELL THE
TRUTH. II YOU'RE BE
TWEEN - AND 60 DROP
IN TO SIZE US, ANY DAY.
FROM 10 TO e.
SUITE 1910, o w. 48D s'r.
SUITE 800. 1a2 NASSAU 81
SUITE SO. 1866 MONTAGUE ST, B'KLYN
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

80 differant makes Of pIeaF
tge and commercial cars WHY
De sold az Public Auction
BROWNS AuTo. AUCTION sALEsRoOMs.
81 av.. corner ilth st., New York
Tel. stuyyesant a24.
List your car With US. We viii get
your price; ; per cent. commission
charged n your car Is sold We also
buy cars outright when SO preferred.
AUTOMOBILES AUCTION
VAN TASsELL = KEARNEf
Established 1857,
126-i2s East 18th st.
TO-DAY trUESDAf), JAN. 4.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
pleasure and business cars. the property Of
different CON i-rtfH.
r. r. nrrNKLEY. Auctonecr.
BUICK touring. passenger: like new; elcc-
frlc lights. starter. denonntnble rims; 500.
S1i Fulton si., brooklyn. nrospect 1925.
BUICK touring little six, late model. winter
top, $500. Toe w iffth 81.
cAnrLLAc. 1919, town limousine. 1872 inch
wheel base. mileage 1000. practically new
Al condition: fully equipped Address box
go Amsterdam, n. y.
CADILLAC. 1910. aubrrban sedan. 81 scyon
passenger AZ condition. Mad. sauare 5i2l.
FORD sedan and coupe; both cars cannot be
told from brand now. have electric self
starter, demuWiahe rims. shock abserbers
viii self citler one OF n bargain: trade CON
sidcrcd. srtNDLER's car ~ ". 5lth.
FOpD touring. 1910. also Ford touring, like
new, S2G1 BUILDER. s4f Fulton st..
Brooklyn Prospect i0i2a.
FORD coupe. iatc model, mechanically per-
feet. like ner, $3.50. l02 w. i44th.
UtfDgON. iate ~ aupcr iandauici. like new (.
reasonable HORN. 80 w. iioth-
MINEpVA limousine. sell at sacrifice. first
GLASS condition. call between 10 A. NJ. and
7 n NJ. parago, ia0.h st ard Iih av
NATIONAL. sedan. mechanically perfect, F.
mood cash. sacrifce $3.50. FlERBERr
EVANS somcrset Hotel
OAKLAND aEnANs AT COST, ACf:NcV
DISCONTINUED. HEWLETT & REM
pACyAED fngU. Drcembrr delivery Twin. SIX
coupe never used stream line aluminium
body one piece TOP. two cOlOrrnoionhin paint.
diete,l whoclf, automatic oilers. tnarlCiltd
silver fiitiues eupcrfre throughout. Eacri.
flee uarciav 7tiG.
PACKARD taxi. good condition. iai g4-sn (.
WIN rncrifico for quick sale; leaving town.
l. rs Herald lleraid 50.
PACKARD twin aly iaudaulet. by dry. week
or month. reasonable. a. ENOWLTON.
Terrace GARAGE. Rhlnclander H2as
nOANEn 1920 8 passenger tnur:ng nechan-
icallv perfect just ovfrhaulcd by Roamor
Cn.1nanF; new disc wheels. now tires. All
aoceisnilce; drityn less ttan @ months. cost
price, $500 no reasonable offer refused (.
ua dfalerH. PHONE Main riGT.
yrfrnrBAKER 1919 special six touring. new
cord tires; privately owned. Tel. Wildwood
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


JAPANESE, long experienced cook. desires
position as general houseworker In apart
ment. good personal references. Ieiephohe
Murray Hill 339s. Please call In morning.
Toki
JAPANESE young man wants position as
school boy. SEQ, 33 West Goth
LAW clerk, college graduate, attending law
school at night. desires position as clerk 70
serve clerkshp; experienced eight months IN
searching collections and real estate. l. III
Herald. Herald 50.
MAN, rs. married. neat appearance. desires
position anything; experienced export
shipping, foreman best reference; moderate
salary: no selling. j. Calvin, o62 Boston
road Bronx.
MAN, colored, handy with tools. experienced
fireman. Gordon, $40 Lenox av.
MAN handy with tools. wishes position. o.
christensen $50 pactlc str Brooklyn.
PAINTING. papsrhanging inside. outside
city. country. Loorbeer. 2i6 II. 7Ith 81.
PORTER. elevator. handy, useful; neat. col
ored. reliable. OVERLY 20se Madison av.
ECEIVING clerk christian. % years old +,
also some knowledge as assistant traffic
manager. would like position with CONNER
cial house; two years experience with re
lief organization In New York city. 1854
Herald Bronx.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

llOuSEAIAN. single. who will stay AT
owners home. 20 attend to furnace. Mr..
4. Annis. - Lenox av.
MAN 20 do dishwashing and help ~ Kitchen.
Isabella Home for the Aged. Amsterdam
av. and lo0ih st.
MAN 90 help with cleaning ia house. Isa-
bella Home for the Aged. Amsterdam av.
and tqOth ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
MEN.

II you have a good education and
a good appearance, read the Busi-
ness Builders Advertisements 5cr
statesmen.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

SALEsMEN-Specialty statesmen who lr5,g,
now 10 approach the retail GROCERY to-
Darco, confectionery and drug trades In
sNhuclnahly manner; salary and experres.
STATE references and past experience In first
etier 1909 Herald Bklyn.
SAl.H9MEN, unusual opportunity for oaer-
,be'ic luth' sell Newest automobile accessory
nat every autolst wants. Wagner Bros. .
cglumhus Circle, room 7i
SALESMAN wanted. good opportnnify ~ -gi
,,.N, iplng rags. Write 135 North 5th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

PORTER WANTED FOR SMALL iNsTITU-
TION. APPLY TUESDAY MORNING, GU
W J2D ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
HELP WANTED---MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS assistant, knowledge Ste
nography} unusual opportunity in substan-
tial Christian firm; salary $50
WEAVER EMPLOYMENT SERVICE,
51t 9TH AN. GTTID.
ARCHITECTS assistant wanted to take
charge OF drafting room; must be man
large experience, with some artistic ability;
old established office doing commercial build
inss apartments and INSTITUTIONS please rive
references, age, salary EXPECTED; first class
man wanted. !. t36 Herald, Herald sq.
BUTLER, light colored, with references. for
general housewA1rk. family OF TWO Wyo-
ming, Apt. Ia, 5Jfh 81. and 7th av
CANDY maker experienced handling help; ;
best reference required. II. s.. 327 Her
aid. Herald 50.
COUPLE. whito or Japanese, as janitor In
small house; wife assist with housework
htsband 70 drive car: good pay and free
apartment; state references and salary AD-
ply by letter. owner, sos w. seth.
COOK and first floor worker, Japanese: I'M
mediaiely: private family H. l.. Sears
Millbun n. j. Phone Mlllburn SOC.
COUPLE-Wife as competent COOK husband
as experienced, useful butler "a family Of
Two residing permanently at Rochester, n Y
NO loundry. Address 76i Herald, Herald
So, stating cxpcrieucc references wages ex-
pected and where applicants can be seen on
Wednesday
Ts,cONATORS.- First class china and glass
dccoVatorw wanted 10 work In New Eng
lard. $50 Herald. Herald so.
CRAFTSMAN. DESIGNER. wanted to work up
sketches and plans IN representative archi-
reference. J. i91 'Irraia Herald sq
-tilNEER wanted. Cali at the Isabella
Home for tiN Assd. Amsterdam av. and
100th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
REAL ESTATE.

A man knowing conditions regarding down
town office renting can make permanent
connection with one OF the largest downtown
real estate firms Address "R e." box 3l2
City Hall Station.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
HELP WANTED-MALE.
STOCK Statesmen.

NiN employ two high class salesmen
distributing issue Of corporation pro-
ducing commodity essential to al
industry. with a Qcinand FAR Ia excess
nr Supply, profits being approximately
twice that of comrel.tors: li5erai cora
lusEiuuf ,cade, eS'uenscs and coop-rs.-
fisl nird..iicN roho men ,vnen we a.
erinine rerrilury. Mr. Swift, room
40S, 10s Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

SALESMAN. WITH TEN YEARS EXPE-
RIENCE SELLING TO THE DRUG
HARDWARE. JEWELRY AND DEPART
MENT STORES, WANTS LINE FOR
MAINE. NEW HAMPSHIRE AND yER-
MONT ON SALARY AND COMMISSION.
l. ia HERALD, HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

-
YOUNG man (35). married, French, Eng
lish. Italian, typewriter. general office and
business experience. desires position with
future y. Gambler, $40 w. oath st.
YOUNG man, strong, used to heavy work.
would consider anything. X. Stewart, care
Mailey. 10I II. 121th ST.
YOUNG man. handy with tools. wishes posi-
tion at anything carpenter and painter ex-
perience. /. 81 Herald, Herald So.
YOUNG man (27) desires position OF tech
nical nature where hard work will be
appreciated. Il 1885 Herald, Bronx.
YOUNG man. "a. energetic, desires employ
ment; salary secondary. B 1850 Herald,
Bronx.
YOUNG man, well educated, neat, capable
desires position where hard work viii bring
Advancement. II 1917 Herald, Harlem.
YOUNG man. colored. neat, willing for
bachelors apartment or gentleman'g office.
Nelson. 2493 broadway. city
YOUNG man. %, experienced. desires cleri-
cal position, good at figures, neat; refer
onces. y 1850 Herald, Fulton st.
YOUNG man, educated. refined. desires em-
ployment evenings. II 557 Herald. $50
Bway.
YOUNG man coo wants position in office.
A. Calmbacher, 2e6 T. SGD.
YOUNG man. 16. wishes position to learn
trade. Horlick, go w. Goth.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

STOCK RECORD CLERK.
experienced IN handling detailed stock rec
ords state experience salary. Box 100.
20g Gable Building.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

YOUNG man. aged IS, speaks ENG
lish French some knowledge of
other languages, has lived and travel
led abroad. would take boy 1920 for
five months trip TO England France,
Italy or Greece; can give. altogether
exceptional references as 10 character,
education and general ability, from
well known men; would not undertake
charge of anybody but a student or
one who has already received some
elements OF a liberal education. l. 1l6
Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

COUPLE, French, wish positions In private
family whore other help is kept; wife ex-
sellent cook, man good butler: country only;
best references. Paul, 262 West 10th.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
COUNTRY ESTATE.

COUPLE, capable of taking entire charge OF
house and grounds: wife plain cook or
waitress, chambermaid of ability; husband
chauffeur, mechanic, gardener: Al refer
ences as to character and ability; 20 any
where TO a, desirable location. Henry, 10
West G5th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

CUUPLE-Refined, English. thoroughly capa-
Bile, as chauffeur-mechanic, Packard, Ca
dillac wife cook waitress. wish permanent
places country, small family. Couple, 24l
j.. Goth. Plaza 0T59.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
HELP WANTED--MALE.
Statesmen

= - :
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

SALESMAN, speaking German, Russian.
Finnish and Swedish, wishes position: good
references. II 1921 Herald, Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
STOCK Statesmen.

Experteneed TELEPHONE statesmen wi,lr
proven record and reputation OF 1000
tion now carrying on extensive campaign
selling best proposition In the street:
risht men can obtain managers positions
lao West 10Th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

>s~~~~-~~>~~>~~>-~-~-~----
Situations Wnnted-MaIc.
Domestic.
JAPANESE SERVICE AGENCY,
100 West 46th cor. 9th av
Bryant z7ST-0G9S.
Cook. butler. chauffeur. couple.
general houseman. kitchenman
JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY,
f59 w. fGth ST. Bryant SO7o.
Select Domestic Help.
JAPANEsE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
20 w. 43d Tel 30So Vanderbilt.
Furnishes select help: references investi-
gated.
JAPANESE /. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 20
West 43d ST.: telephone 30So Vanderbilt
Furnish most desirable help.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
Bryant 73i. S0i 9Th av., between 45th 10th
sts. fancy cook. faithful butler.
JAPANESE help OF ali kinds furnished.
y. fuJlwara, Japanese Dept, Abbpt.'s
AGENCY. s7o 9Th av.. 5oth. Circle arc.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
select neip. ISL Lexington av. Mad So. pSas.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04
SALESMAN.

Specially man, travelling New York. Penna
III. 10 years; large personal following
highest references. II 1903 Herald, Harlem
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

COUPLE; plain cook waitress-chamber-
maid, husband AL all around gardener
houseman, useful, clean cut down East Amer
leans. with more than average ability best
OF references. L 134 Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-01-04

/, COUPLE, French. with year old boy;
butler, valet. useful: good cook; take en-
tire charge small house; good references.
J. 62 Herald. Herald Sd.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02
Germans Spy
on Red Moves

mskrs fts sur~Fiutsndsn, summouei
tie rHa4Truf. who bad t-yb smplcy~i
b. 80 Uarr,p1dsut 10 Al s1ort 20
fraet ne communists Tie oeaclAl
anaH vas cUuunc-d The visit vas
ohy 30 tas puUos. = sreurias iEfor.
mai aEi that D. lnauebcv. eHcspt
a. AH,rcal passport a. idsutinca.
ti,n, eos employed over ths rvt~lA
IT, fH~t dismissed 'hs cuFn,sT-1nd
eur ar. aosr,vf. u~1i day Was again
arr, 81 90 Do suter~l The .o-aI po-ics
b. ar'sr. Thsrv follOaci ano,h,
sr .AawiHsiiou Which ended ouly
uhs 'as Am-Fican thvstru.i 90 ~
pr 's. treatment he had revived 20
ihs .-.I-r gpyvrumsui of.cal ia B~f,
no
I a'r'gds q N. ra!irs md their
YER ga.gatic uer,ousne.s afos~. thsy
s,I l~i oct 90, the fact that The
eoa sf.s's 0utuumhsr thea tsr g.
ous
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02
Gotham Smart Set Going Into Business

NEW YORK The fad Of having a
~ job is s0cietys all-absorbing Idea.
The latest Of Dives daughters TO show
her economic freedom is Mrs Lydig
Hoyt. who has signed a contract to
appear In motion pictures She Is no
pioneer from the social ranks In the
world Of work. The trail has been
blazed before her by not few Of her
own set.
Miss Symphorosa Bristed. for in
stance, takes her place at her desk in
the Offices OF weii-known magazine
each morning promptly at nine.
Mrs. William Laimbeer, who was
Miss Nathalie Schenck, Is now better
known In banking circles than In the
social ones where only few years
ago she was a leader.
Mrs. Charles Martin, one time Alice
Potter Of Newport. has wearied Of So
ciety end IL engaged In the photo
graph business in a prominent Fifth
avenue studio.
One Of the women you would least
expect to be In trade Is Mrs. Charles
DeLoosey Oelrichs, in the perfume
business.
Miss Katherine Force, sister OF Mrs.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02
Marble Above Mrs. Carry Nations Dust

Even ...' ., a EHa.r.p e5ra-.
aa p. -E,.. I-, \ara Insisted rHaf
'.. t-I, -.a. ~ Hs- '--' r.ne ..as
'.-r. i.- mH.. ura. su- 4.
asf >he wrote .t e,A.af rae 90. aa
..l- making r.- faG uane. a.l.ar' .Is .
,AEhl A NATION
which ly '.e HaF was exactly hat
Mrs Nation wanted 20 90 ara -.-d
bard 'p GD-.rar-y uatau aEa.u,. u.
saloon. Standing Hy hsr ucsi,.t,i
grave hen. 10 fle little town cemetery
- B-'r0u. one wonders Just . hat
Mrs Bolton would think. aad t bat
.Ap would lay. and what she would DO.
could she return n the flesh ana Gad
America salooE.rss ald her own crave
minus monument
some ~ he good women o, thi. llt.
lie town down here n Cass county,
y miles south - Kansas city. have
relieved their efforts 70 place O monu-
meuf over the dust oi Garry Nation.
50 that the ep'aph she desired may
he carved on the marble The women
want about 5000 II they can get Il.
but they VIII take less or more What
ever sum they get. II is their deter.
that Carry Nations grave
shall he marked vita enduring marble.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02
Turks Are Still Polite

'aius stiil certain grand manner
which would have belonged 20 another
age Ia western Earope or TIE United
States. He carries himself with dig
nifty. II not with mosicsty.
neer IN the contrast between him
and the soldiers and civilians btuuxh,
here by the allied occupation of Coo.
s'an,iHople or seeking trade OF adven
iure
These tramp ur and down the
streets, sometimes softer. sometimes
drunk. depending on the time ot
nizht. elbowlnR. ngh,inE, swearing,
brswline. as II suits their humor.
Siamboul. the Turkish quarter, be-
comes sedAte place ai Dsghtfan.
while Pera. the European quarter,
drops Its daylight earb of troopine
throngs and reckless drivers and he.
comes a city Of immense capacity for
evil. Gambling dens. cafes and dance
halls open and sailors from the fleets
come ashore and declare they evil.
not 20 home until morning
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02

William X. Dick, has been In, the real
estate business for year and a half.
Miss Ethel Carhsrt ls on the stan
OF q well-known decorator. while Miss
Agnes Duryea and Mrs, L. Sydney
Carrere report daily at big depart.
ment store
II 10 Julia Hoyt, however. who has
the right to lay claim to being the
first distinguished daughter Of New
York's social world to embark upon
the career Of movie actress
Lady Diana Manners and one or
two o:her noted English women have
acted for the screen and some Amer.
can women Of social prominence have
appeared on the legitimate stage.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02

ID ELTON MO-Ahout 'ao years be-
ID fore her death. N-. Garry 4. Va
tiOn wrote.
"Some day viii lie under the shade
81 tree. and want these words oa
the mn arble above nay dust SIZE haA
done whst she could
For nearly ten years n. long IA
nous saloon smasher has lain under
the shade ~ tree tut as set there
Is no marble above hsr dust. But for
the white painted pIne-board AZ the
head one would not know that any.
body ~ buried beneath the greersward,
for the earth is not mouufrd TIE
board. about fifteen inches high and
foot wide, bears the name Carrie A.
Nation" In thin lines Of black paint
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02
ST0R|ESAzE7S4-=::..::::ss; S-::..::::s;, 4=sA
ANER|E'AeN,,lz!7,IIlFEE:.s..:::.: Vi #: E::s::
s.yENSIt g SN- @l~yf%SS~ =
Sweeneys Have Their Own Little Ways

s5.hs to aoe thA, I"os ~oman say
.oagvF A.. yVu' Nhy soSt 30 md
hsF tousr
-llmmy, tnss yoa vhsn yog
~atisd % hanE q .ctaaE for shactluE
80 Agsstld ait tAs usu,sasnL
TNsy us-i 20 eag yos he Aah1Es
FFo.~cv'os Net q year lifs ~ia tam
tsF oct
Ubrsn arc A'fo-psy John Pryssal.
"a. asgg~t fer q ~rii q Aat.s, eor.
1us Cl.s' IEstiev Cnarlr, A Ne.
l.rrhlt artsF~: NJ. Sw--H.y prrsge~i
n cyurt
h.r sustsEs esms hou- a. tAr~s
o'eiocI 10 tAs uallns- Attorney
pRriss .sfgrEst E,m -. ,scs n
ss!' 'ts'sas lns at lie .ers,sbs, cl
Esr
Bat yosF sosor. unssr,Ahd ,hs
tree 20 TE!'s s,n sr-t pat "a The a.
s.staH; state. attorney
40 e.-sr-nc. lie uont d. ".
a,s hsF lmm~i'at. dls-esrye
u Sss ag-,cd hat M. S.-~nsy -
chsrs~t VIA sssaa.i -iA q asatiy
ssapot abt stmltist 70 bal, sHa that
ssr sgstsHt - arrested fcr c.sori~fly
~outg-' Mr. s~.sa.y ~As hou- IL
'lE~ 20 prepare supper for hsF hus.
hsrd
what, N. gcra .ora Bu'- =.
sss asked
Dot bIE back 10 y0gr vie
sAie 10
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02

n HfCAGU Ma vllaE Sus.nsy
~ = %. SsriA Ftggsa s;F~yL sao
AAe she; ard vsansst ssr susbaa4.
-ss fr-~t &C g. -" bsl aft.r s.ias
q euscfy shost tso h6gr.
We'll be, ~ kassstd- ,as u
p!ain~c % - wErrva avsags polio.
I ess Soo' s!@ q ! ~aat &C. What
% yea SAT tsrs' Be % yu.r 4ay.
! rosss the Ss~~asy, eta take cAv
- 'As!f p~t a-aU-
rs~ryiA!ss ls al rgst a=r~rs-
sad b.! usas.y Ia 90; tadJ
wounded Shs a.; 500 ns s~,aass
] -oulthi 10; Esr sarys - uI wl.h
. s5;es- ta.fs .1st ~Aat a.r ar
res;st- AL a. 10 20 -; ns 70
ko~pital-
IN. goIie, 'o"s SU~,usy 20 'hs -
pi;a. ant hs si'e - 'hs police s'aifaa.
IL ascgi 'So hgsrs tA@ telephone Faug
-i4sg'staE' ss.s . A.ofrsy james
oBrsn aid = vg.e, "YOg trv ~
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02
Courtesy About All We Have
Left Says Rulers Heir.
oHscial ard Wealthy Turk Retains
Grand Manner Which Marked
People for Ages Back.

Constautinople The contrast be-
'ween the manners II the Turk and
the people Of the western nations who
mIngle on the streets of this ancient
capital is striking.
Courtesy TO a stranger ia quality
still preserved from the ruins Of the
Ottoman empire.
Courtesy Is about all We have left
and We still Try TO hold on to that"
said Abdul Meaild ETendl. heir.pre-
sumptiye TO the throne. who Is himself
model Of quiet kindness and distin-
guished manners.
The official and wealthy Turk ~
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02
Bullet Proof Man Tried
vainIy 10 Kill Himself

After firing two .22-callber
bullets into his forehead ard two
more into his body. Waiter Stew
art. a farmer Of iIartland Hol-
low. Conn, decided that the sui.
eide route was a hard road. He
was walking about the house,
smoking = pipe. when the doctor
arrived. Asked why he had
tried 10 end his life. he replied
that he was discouraged. His
failure 10 KIN himself made him
more discouraged, but he de-
clared he would never try the
gun route again.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02
Greek Queen
Aids 1 Refugees

usrs collected for fhs bsuss' - 10
rvfagr~s ard ia ssiiuogal physicians
ssfs at 20 Saiouikl
The missratis cuaiiuou . ~ rrfu.
g~ss had h-cu r,g.rt'rl 's ths qu~~n
hy tu.onsi u.is the Amsrt~ah Rel
'Fuss csDr.ssIur~r fHf Turgp<. ube
.nsI~rtef TIER rarp Qs~.u ~etiie
thsa ssa' bf r-4asuos AsssIasoa.
Do. a. su.Hsrr s-afa1 sEs~rf. - hsr
t-rs.naI rrgrssufst',r fa faks easrss
u; fls amg 40 Irp4.tt . 5fTs -
f,g physicians tsn. iaaf t-s ou'y
ore physician trf admin. sfrrsf fo -
't.=lsaHfs aur. fhs rrfasrFs
ID rs POS hstr r. ..s fH Io.ss afIr'
...H...
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02

1faF.ss'on " va-Ry gv,tlng bis
desa masters troussr, from . uari.
russ aH1 s''.mptlng 10 place them
81 H.s ousset q big shepherd DO
den astra'rf h.s love for Milnam
Carroll u S,mpson. Who died 10 =
CaFsstgrg hospital. wh~n Carroll
uas truzst, 20 tie hospital tie dog
atis .fe1 20 foii0u.
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02

AftGce nat ] co0lf
not wax acru~s the
Acor unless | was al
bumped over. bod.
ma 70 my sts ] Doc
tnred With several
doctnrs but found no
rvlsf ard thsy said
I ~oaA have 70 have
IN op>ratkn NJ
moth<r lnslstef an
my taktng Ly1a T.
Pnkhams Fsgwta
be Compo1nc ars !
Marble Hill press., 1921-06-02

scun fount rel<f. Noe ] can - al ny
o~u vurt ard !; 10 th< vegrtahls Con.
poun< tka, has saved ne frun sn cy<rs-
uca- e.nnot pralss yOur rsetseins -
hishly ard tel al ef ny fr~sts ssa
n~igkhars vkst ths Cornpygnt a. &c
ne = hrn hAScASrr koCrsnrs.
n 8 frarser 81. C~osgvt0vn uitnoaa
hru heCenh~r 70 ons u Tie unnura-
b~reS tSousan4s q Aous~vfv~s vho
srurxi< te hep sboet thss daily taska
vhils sufertnS frua aansnts p-~cuhAr
70 vornsa uitA bsckseAs. sA1<sek~s.
hesdaehes. h>aring -eovu pains AT s>r-
vcss.~~.. aa1 II every sooh vos.sn
sscGls prutt b. hsr srp-r'ssos sns givs
Lydia X r.nkham's Nerstasis Gem
pogns trial tAsy vOold get v.A