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CLOSED ALL DAY
MONDAY, FEB. 18TH.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.


BooKKEEPERs-sev positions open
with reliable Christian firms;. 5000.
TENOGRAPHERS-As usual. we have
quite a list Of openings to fiji in this
field. for competent. young Americans:
some of. the more urgent are In Ad-
vertising Sales Dept. (for law: no legal
exp. required) Importing. Accounting
Dept. Commercial House): Mfgr; Pub.
fishing. S2J. A still greater number OF
openings for Juniors with little IL any
exper.. at $40. .lt ~
CREDIT. DEPT. AssT:--slight knowl-
edge Of stenography: $2o-25:
SHIPPING CLK-Age 25-35: ablo to
wrap neat packages; Fifth Ave. Jewel
ENTRY CLERK-Dry goods house; exper.
charging from call; 800 mo.
STENo. & JR. ACCT.-R. r, accounting
esper nee. need not not be expert steno; $50.
thoroughly liability Insurance policies;
familiar with rate manual. &C.; salary
MAP CI.ERK-Fire ms. exper; ss5 mo.
Il. Il. BKPG. NIGH. OPR.-Salary open.
MOON HoPKING OPR.--will handle
sales statistics. make up recaps. &C.;
ORDER cLERK-Route orders to fac
tory; able to use Rem. billing mach;
II. s. GRAD-opport. to learn publish
ing bus: $3.50.
CLERK--Fire Ins.: good at figures: PEN
man; $50 per month.
COLLEGE GRAD. - Steamship; Prot.
firm excellent opport.: $1S to start.
JR. CLERK-Opport. TO learn printing
brokerage business; So.
ASST. BooKKEEPER = Christian firm;
uptown; SIS.
CLERK - Large downtown mfg. co.:
knowledge OF typing $40 per month. t
TYPIST- T-CLERK-Marin Insurance.; SIT.
TYPISTS G-S-Bank; $50 per mo. and
lunches.
OFFICE BOYS. MESSENGERS, ETC
Many very good openings with excellent
opportunities for future; si0-to.. =
Call 81. Room us.
The NATIONAL" IS the LARGEST.
80 Church Street. $50
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MOTOR TRUCKS.
SALESMEN.
INVESTIGATE.

Wanted (15) live wires TO sell
d,000) motor trucks. Macks, Pack
ards. Pierce-Arrows. Whites. at less
than 50co on the dollar. We have
the most attractive selling PROPOSE
ton in New York. II you can sell
trucks. you can make big money.
owing TO our liberal commission plan.
Apply In person to Slough Trading
Corp, Mr.. Griffin, 366 Vernon av.,
Long Island City. ~"
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COUPLE, competent. industrious gardener
20 take entire charge. place Of fivo acres
IN New Jersey. one COW, few chickens; wife
good cook for two In family. best refer
rnces REQUIRED; permanent position. Write
H. H.. 1853 broadway.
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statesmen,
Evening or Part Time.

Statesmen,
Evening or Part Time.
Evening study and training
have helped many men 10
realize their ambitions for
greater opportunity and larger
earnings.
Our Evening Training Courses
in Salesmanship are practical
and thoroughgoing. There are
no charges--on the contrary you
Earn while you Learn.
Many men are adding to tllei~
incomes commissions ranging
a. from $25 a week upwards, SELL
ing the securities of established,
expanding corporation.
That our training develops the
inexperienced man successfully.
has been proven by the records.
The Opportunity is here for
you.
Call promptly at 8 p. NJ. Our
Reception Room is on the 18th
Floor.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS. INC,
18th and 18th Floors.
Knickerbocker Building,
12d Street and Broadway.
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MERCHANDISE MAN.

MERCHANDISE MAN.
A COMPETENT MAN, THOROUGH
IY FAMILIAR WITH READY-TO-
WEAR MERCHANDISING, MAY Be
COME ASSOCIATED WITH A PROM
INENT NEW YORK RETAIL ES-
TABLISHMENT.
THE OPENING Is EXCEPTIONAL,
AND PRESENTS UNUSUAL OPPOR-
TUNITIES TO THE RIGHT PARTY.
APPLY BY LETTER. WITH FULL
PARTICULARS, TO A 2239 HER
AID. HERALD SO.
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Your Situation Wanted Ad. IN The
Want Ad. Section of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should pm you IN touch tcith
jt,st tho sort OF people tottb whoDt yois
toould hbe 70 connect Try one. Tele-
rhoHe Worth 10000,
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

COUPLE. white. wife cook. light washing;
husband butler, handy man around place.
Telephone Englewood 1886.
CUTTER-Free instruction In all branches of
tailoring. including designing. Seward
Park Evening School. room 400. Hester and
Essex SITS, Manhattan. Register 7:30-9:30.
DENTAL laboratory clerk-Young man hav-
ing actual dental laboratory experience,
but who desires office work; state fully ex-
perience, education. age. nationality and
salary desired. r 697 Herald. $50 Broadway.
DETECTIVES needed everywhere; good pay.
interesting work. Send for FREE informa-
ton covering our system OF educational ad-
vancement. International Detective Exchange,
112 w. Adams, Chicago.
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statesmen OF ABILITY.

well known concern doing the largest
hirefhess in fhe world in its limo raanufac q
turing a labor saving specially widely used
by large residences, hotels and institutions,
requires a high grade salesman of demon
strated ability for the New York district.
This labor saving machine is an easy
seller. Hundreds of live prospects have
never been approached. The opportunity for
the man who Is worker and n business
getter is exceptional. A liberal commission
with drawing account will be paid.
We want men who have sold high grade
specialties, earning from 5000 year up.
Only real fighters and busness Retters need
apply. This is an unusual opportunity for
the exceptional man of 80 to 80, of proven
ability and with clean record.
Your letter. which will be treated in con-
fidence, must tell your whole story. Box
o031 Herald, $50 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SECURITY EsMEN.
we have the opportunity for
wide awake. aggressive security
statesmen.
Write us in detail your past ex-
perience and give US at least three
character references. II you meas
ure up to our requirements, a per-
sonal interview will be granted to
YOU at our expense and exclusive
territory will be assigned to you.
At least five influential men in
each territory who will recommend
our issues.
Advance artists-don't waste your
time.
The men accepted will be placed
OF a steady income.
Address application
r. II. KINLOCH e. CO., INC,
Humphrey Building,
Albany. N. Y.
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BEAUTY CULTURE.

NINE. HELENE SWIFT ..
Wonderful scientific treatment, removing
scars, pitting, flabbiness, telitalc lines; no
cutting. DERMA1fNE for wrill5lcs sold at
Gimbel Bros. ROCKINGHAM, nc W. seth,
corner BroadVay,
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ADVERTISING SOLICITORS.

Tcr anLi'nI leasing transportation pub,ica-
tion: established 1912; special 60 day COM
paign and permanent employment; liberal
cash commission and drawing account. %
broadway, room 1850. Ask for Mr. Levy.
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ART GOODS.

EXQUISITE Chinese porcelain lamps. cab
met. decorated with antique flowers, pair
wrought iron candlesticks. A 224i Herald.
Herald SQUARE.
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statesmen ts1x,

SALESMEN-A few men, married preferred,
over 80 years old, to sell necessity to re-
tail merchants throughout metropolitan dis
trict. To energetic men we offer branch
office after qualifying In New York. Expe-
rience not essential. Call 10 A. NJ to Il.
NJ. Tuesday. Room 21s9 Woolworth Building.
Statesmen of real ability cen average 500
weekly on the new edition OF Winston's
Cumulative Encyclopedia" with a selling
plan that gets the orders; sales exceeding
all records commissions. bonus. BY starting
now YOU qualify for our annual prize offer.
See Mr.. Mansfield. 347 9TH ave.
sALEsMEN-INPoRTER OF LACEs AND
NECKWEAR CARRYING COMPLETE
LINE Or GERMAN GOODS DESIRES
statesmen CARRY SIDE LINE: CoAlMIS-
SION BASIS; ALL TERRITORIES OPEN.
WRITE +. T., so PRESBYTERIAN BUILD
ING.
sALEsMEN WANTED; IMPORTER LACEs
AND NECKNNEAR DESIRES Statesmen
FOR THE CUTTING UP TRADE; ONLY
THOSE EXPERIENCED, WITH FOLLOW
ING, NEED APPLY; COMMISSION AND
DRAWING. WRITE T., $50 PRESBY-
TERRAIN BUILDING.
SALESMAN WANTED. n
Salesman TO offer $1,000 $50 cum ilative
preferred stock in standard Industrial cor
poration OF highest standing: paying regular
quarterly dividends; strong directorate: $3.50
cash commission to statesmen furnishing ref
erences. $50 Herald, $50 B'way.
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SALESMAN.
SILK SHIRT MANUFACTURER HAS
VACANCY FOR SALESMAN WHO
HAS A LARGE TRADE IN THE
STATES OF ILLINOIS. MISSOURI
AND KANSAS: DRAWING ACCOUNT
AND COMMISSION.
RAINBOW SHIRT CORPORATION.
5s3 BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE ST.
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statesmen.
SILK SHIRT MANUFACTURER
HAS VACANCY FOR SALESMAN
WHO HAS A LARGE TRADE IN
THE STATES OF PENNSYLVANIA.
OHIO AND INDIANA; DRAWING
ACCOUNT AND COMMISSION.
RAINBOW SHIRT CORP,
$50 BROADWAY, NEAR PRINCE ST.
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DRY COLOR SALESMAN.

DRY COLOR SALESMAN.
We want n high grade man who
can furnish proof OF his 1921 sales.
Advantageous arrangements for
the present and a promising future
is offered in an established and
growing concern. Correspondence
in strictest confidence. Address
JOHN V. DALTON. Secretary.
SUN CHEM. e. COLOR CO.,
500 SUSSEX STREET.
HARRISON. N j.
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WIRELESS.

GOING GOING. GOING
. SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST
Special wireless telephone receiving SCI
capable of receiving local news and concerts
sent prepaid $3.50. receivers $40 extra.
Other sets $40 up.
- All mali orders promptly attended 20
RAD1O-STORAGE BATTERY CO.,
1876 Main st.,
Orange, N. j. Tel. Orange 620S
fIf its receivers. VIC have theni.l
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Needs.
ACCOUNTANTS

CCoUNT,,NTS-Expcrts on income taxes,
audits, systems and financial reports. book.
keeping arrangements. THE WALTER r.
WEGE COMPANY, 30 4th av., N Y. O.
Phones stuyvesant s12s-si2e. Richmond Hill
31O0-310t.
WOOD AUDIT CO.. certified. Established
1906. Accounting, income taxes. 2S6 5th
av. Longacre 5G0s
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LAWYERS.

LAWYER MCDOWELL,
799 Broadway, 18th st.
stuy. 1O017; night phone Morn. 1850
HENRY A. STEINBOCK,
81 Il. 10th ST.. Corn Exchange Bank Bldg.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PTANOs.

OWNER wishes 10 dispose OF 3teinway Duo
Art grand; like new; bench selection OF
best music. PAUL, 300 Il. 42d.
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TypEwRITERs AND surpLEs.

TYPEwRITERs RENTED,
Three months, $3.50 up.
. FACTORY REBUILT TyPEWRITERs.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE Co.
$40 Broadway. at Leonard Bt. Telephone
20 E. I'D St, op. Madison av. Franklin 540s.
THETYPEWR1TER EXCHANGE,
10 Barclay ST. Tel. 4T3s Barclay.
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LEsMAN-MANAGER's ASSISTANT.
I want two good men to work with me in
New York; absolute integrity first requisite;
pay and splendid opportunity for quick pro-
motion to highly paid managerial position:
don't hesitate to answer if you are EN-
ployed: II will pay you to make a change.
Call any day. including Monday. Room 30i, +,
160 Pearl st.
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PRINTING.

HERBERT T.. COLLIN.
Printer--Iithoyrapher
16J Front st.. N. Y. q. Tel. John 1921.
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SAVE TTVE YEARS.
Right Life-Planning answers the question,
How shall 1 get ahead?' Life-Planning
enables you TO accomplish In one year what
II would take five or six years TO do un-
aided. For further information send for free
Booklet II. Q, Life-Planning Institute. SIS
Longacre Building. Times Gouare. Now York.
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YOUNG MAN
TO TAKE CHARGE OF coLLEc-
T1oN DEPARTMENT IN RETAIL
DEPARTMENT STORE. MUST
POSSESS EXECUTIVE ABILITY, OF
GOOD APPEARANCE AND CA
FABLE OF INTERVIEWING Gus
TONERS.
BOX 1os. 200 cABLE BUILDING.
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HELP WANTED AND TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERT
HELP WANTED-MALE.

SALESMAN.
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INSURANCE.

LIFE insurance policies purchased ISSUED
~ the Bguitahle; Mutual and New York
Life. maturing 1921 to 1925: lapsed policies
AUSTIN e. CO., 141 Broadway
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statesmen WANTED to handle as n side
line on a commission basis, a small select
cd line OF popular priced hosiery, under-
wear, sweaters and bathing suits; men call
ing on the department and mems stores de-
sired; this is an excellent opportunity for
efficient statesmen to materially increase
their incomes without interference with their
regular line. 201S Herald. $50 Broadway.
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AnvrRr1srNc soL1cIroRI

ADVERTISING iran wanted 10 join us In
starting new advertising agency; adyer-
f.ser has ten accounts ana many years ex-
perence; state experience, whether you con-
troll any accounts and could Invest $1,000 or
more. Smythe. T 66s Herald. $50 Bway.
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MEN wanted for detective work; experience
unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, former Govt
Detective. Sc. Louis.
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MANAGER for large combination vaudeville
and picture theater, Greater New York;
must be thoroughly experienced; good sal
ory. Write full particulars, r. L.. 22f Her
aid, Brooklyn.
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FURNITURE wANfEp PAY FULL.
yALLgB ,GoNTENTs HOUSES. APART :
BRIc-A.BRAC. &c. ToRiAS. 1ao UNIVER.
SITY PLACE. STUYvESANf 1879
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIEs-DoMEsrfC.

UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
165 p. I'D ST., N. w. COR. cd AV.
Phone Rhinelander 4264 -2644.
Leaders in domestic help: male femala
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MEN WANTED TO BECOME DRAF'TsMEN.
Salar ry S25O-s3OO per month. Chief drafts
man viii train you at your home; also fur
nish FREE all tools. Training given until
placed In position at above salary. Address
Chief Craftsman Dobe. f0Oi broadway, DIV.
1o1. Chicago.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

'ALNTING. decorating. residences. offices.
stores. &C. OLSON. Eli w iasd. Morn. $50.
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MEN--A few men 10 net as representatives
OF a well established Organization that
helps people IN the financing OF home buying,
whole or part time: comniesion basis. FLAT
RUSH 1885. ". r. WORDEN. pSJ FLAT
uJTgH Az, BROOKLYN.
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MEN--Age II 90 30, experience Unnecessary; ;
travel; make secret Investigations. reports
salaries, expenses. American Foreign Detcc-
tive Aren~y, hO7, ST. Louis.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FURNrUH WANTED.

LIVING ROOM SUITS, piece. overstuffsd
tapestry, loose cush hs, $125; manufactur-
er's sale. BANK. 10 Nv. 10ist River. so1a
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AUTOMOBILE accidents prevented by new
invention; costs agents S3 delivered: Won
derful self-selling plan. Public Service Auto
Signal Co.. Floral Park. n. y.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31

The capital he suggested, would be paid third
in gold and the in interest bearing bonds Of the
solvent those with budgets
reduced the expenses OF subscriptions
would be effected by treaties.
The banks power TO issue currency would be limited
by the provision that it must msintain Of 80
The bank would thus the power issue
from 500 900 $4,000 100000 in currency said
and this would be known the International dollar.
This currency he said Il expect will become The
international medium of exchange in place of gold. 1t
will result expansion OF International credit and
thus facilitate international trade The institution would
become the great clearing house for The purchase and
sale exchange Through it all the transactions would
1t would be institution with power enough to
stabilize the rate OF exchange The fluctuations instead
Of violent would be seasonal and based legitimate
reasons Gambling in international exchange would be
stopped
''The would afford facilities extending
mercial credit. a firm exporting cotton Germany
would be SELL say 500 900 worth OF cotton 10
German mill and give that mill reasonable time in
which that material IL into the
finished product put il in the of such
formation When that cotton left New York with draft
attached it, the Bank Of Nations would be able TO
the of German exchange that the branch in
Germany would charge. 1t would he able cash the
and when the cotton arrived
in Germany the branch bank there would be able 10
give 10 mill the reasonable length Of time in
the draft deposit Of the security
Business in Germany would have difficulty
in borrowing OF the banks in Germany reasonable
and the cotton mill there in good credit
could secure the branch bank there reasonable
pay that cotton provided could make the
branch bank during that period Similar condi.
would exist in the shipping Of wheat copper or
any other American product"
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 81, 1922.
NOT HOODLUMS

GAREFUL study OF northern and eastern news
papers indicates prevalent belief that southern
Hemocrats goatees and deliver daily toasts over
Asar al its lore" This common impression has been
hftensed by the debate the Dyer anti-lynchng
6is that passed the house Thursday night
The southern colonel. the southern business man,
fwhe has always voted her straight to the northern
hnan, newspapers see it, considers lynching bee
raftsnoon sport to break the dull routine OF smoking
Havana stogies and pulling meager drinks from a
short flat bottle filled with mountain dew
THIS attitude and belief. TO the northern and
10 the eastern newspaper explains general demo-
~ratic opposition TO the anti-lynching bill Nothing
Could be more remote from the truth
The anti-lyncbing bill is unconstitutional from the
democratic point Of view. 1t violates the old doc
strine upheld since 1889 that certain rights are re-
served by the states. including the right 10 form
rheir police systems and prescribe rules OF con-
duct for the citizens within their individual boun-
taaries
Above all this the Dyer anti-lynching bill really
provides remedy. A price OF $4,000 is a
nyuching. The county in which it takes place pays
rhe bill. Nobs not deferred by ideals OF justice and
Isupemacy Of law will hardly halt at the idea OF .
StO0O0 penalty on the county
Awakened moral conscience backed by promp
etzse investigation OF each is the remedy. Okla
.hona county has set example under the spur Of
lthe attorney generals department Put OH the othei
lepur, Governor Robertson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
FORD AND FERTILIZER

STORIES concerning the diosyncrasies OF Henry
Ford, his generosity. his genius and phianthrophy
are. no doubt grossly exaggerated as those ire
rquently circulated dealing with alleged ignorance
'tisotry and -egotism.
AT least he is great Ii he knows nothing
himself but has drawn men who do know business
together 10 make money for him, he is great in the
way that would have made him marshal OF
France ii he had served Napoleon.
No man could claim intimate friendship with
Such spirits as Burroughs Edison President Hard
ing and Elbeu Hubbard ii he wer. absolute
nigot
All dislikes and ikingS aside he is . wizard oil
chnp production. His latest coup, a bid for Muscle
Shoals project would have staggered Croesus.
let Henry make fertilizer. Let no waterpower
or fertilizer combine stop him. He will repeat his
stupendous success in the automobile industry with
fertilizer. He will employ millions OF men at a
Ewing wage, guarantee the government banking
sre-urn on an idle investment, and enrich the soil
Let Henry spend his millions in completing 0
project that the government cannot manage VIII!
waste public money Let Ford grow.
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strv.1 cigar. The judge demonstrated.
The stranger ignored him. Whereupon
the Judge took out his card and hand
ed il to the fellow. The stranger
put the card in his pocket blew O puff
in the great mans face and went on
smoking. When the train stopped, the
raging Judge arose os the stranger
slipped out Of the coach and yunished
Follow that man" roared the judge
to a porter. Get his name aud ad'
dress. Qulclir'
In minute or so the porter return
ed rather scared Il shouldn't go any
farther with the case IL I were you
SIR" he said. DO you know who the
gentleman is''
And the porter handed the Judge his
own card.
When Angelne Anglebenn return
ed home with her writings her moth
er asked her:
What did the editor think Of your
verses"
Il guess he thought they were all
right"
Did he accept any Of them?"
NO he said he couldn't print any
Of them just now because he was
all out Of poetry type"
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I HE GOL!.!D!!!!E!!N GIRL'

Mrs. Cameron, pattins Henry Gays
head as she spoke. and wondering
in her breast how il was that small
boys could so quickly fathom riddles
that puzzled much older heads for
ages.
Ilona, the topic of SO much de-
bate was at that moment deep in an
argument with her father concerning
her views on life in general, views
which made that worthy citizen put
back his head and roar several times
Funny part Of it all was that llona
had not developed any false sensitive
ness where laughter even at her ex'
pense was concerned. She was a child
OF nature and thought II right 10
laugh when the spirit moves one. Her
fathers mirth instead OF annoying
her in any way drew him closer to
her.
~ do love 10 hear you laugh like
that father" she assured him, gayly
and l just know that you are happy
about all that ] have been explaining
to you Maybe YOU are even glad be
cause tell YOU that | don't believe
in ! NJ taught 10 be a lady and al
thai? hope so" she finished sarneS
ly. patting his cheek as she smilsi
into bis eyes.
(To be continued)
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Henry Gays Conclusions

Bewildered as she was by many
things going on about her, nona
could not help being interested in
the different phases Of her new life.
She was at the most impressionaole
age. and up to the time Of her return
to her family had been unaccustomed
TO any but wanderers existence. She
found herself watching and eagerly
studying the every movements oil
these her own people.
With her mother she was wee
bit shy. with her father still some
what at sea, but with Henry Gay,
the irresistible. quite at home and
happy. Small boy. though he was.
Henry Gay was not slew 10 sense that
he had been taken into his sisters
heart completely. and II caused him
TO be as chummy and solicitous for
her pleasures as Henry Gay could
bs.
Mother. she's ever so much prst'
tier than Trrde. don't you think
he confided 10 Mrs. Cameron a day
or so after Ilona's arrival. she looks
Just as pretty in any OLD clothes as
Truds does in her best dress. Least
/ think so"
'llona is loevly girl. dsor. OF
course shes at = disadvantage just
Cow. but year at finishing schoe
and then afterwards the beet go
sisty here for her 10 mix with vii
make another person CT her. sh'
has not become q gypsy. thai nj
soodnsss, not in any way. But sh'
has much 10 learn. There's not an!
use " try and compare Truda an'
Iioua. Gay.Gay." she went on. usiE:
her baby name for him, tendefly
"Truda IS charming in her way ant
nona in hers. but our Truda is 8 Tin
ished product. while Ilons is like
diamond in the rough"
Il like diamonds in the rousf
then. Ma" said her son stoutly
And they're ever so much nicer I
4 guy than the other kinds o did
nonds. They never hurt your fee
In's and they ain'r bit sfraid I
be chummy before everyone.
Come. come dear. you must se
10 he'd it's long past time now, sai
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guments had weight with the leeis'
iators. and confirmation OF Nugehts
appointment was withheld.
Now Nusent threatens 10 run for
governor OF the state On O wet plat
form. with the hope Of having fs'
venge on his enemies.
Prohibition and suffrage are the pet
averslons OF the Newarl. boss. Since
he fell heir 10 the political assets OF
the late James Smith, Jr. he has
fought both a: every turn. Both have
trampied right on over him, only 10
find him a, the next milestone ready
10 dispute the right OF way again.
In his own bailiwici Jim Nusent
wields as great power 81 does
Charles r. Murphy in New York.
There the similarity between The
New York and Newarl: bosses be-
gins and ends. Nugehts freedom
Of spesch is a. provsrbial a-s Muir
phys silence.
Nusent was bern in Newark fifty
eight years ago. He was admitted TO
/ the bar in 1898 and 10 the ranks &C
matrimony In 1906. Mrs, Nusent wa
Helen MacMahon Field Of New York
He Is o Catholic.