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-TORLD famous "Illi-
w nois" w q t C b e s
w make ideal gifts.
They have 17-jewel ad-
iusted movements and new
thin model 20-year guaran-
teed cases
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WIFE SCORCHES SUPPER;
DOMESTIC WAR FOLLOWS
John Darty Sought in Beating and
Cutting of Spouse.

This looks like caveman stuff, police
say.
John Darty, 27. colored, 4S4 w.
Wabash ST., did not relish scorched
food for supper. Mrs. Katy Darty
told the police he became peeved,
whipped her with a pump handle, and
cut her hand with butcher knife.
Police are looking for the husband to
learn his side.
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CHEMISTS ENTERTAINED

A complimentary banquet will be
given for the Indiana section Of the
American Chemical Society tonight by
the Van Camp Packing Company, at
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ISbied Today
Decorated for Bravery

saw a young chap get on the car
the other evening about the time
dates go home. On his cheek was the
well defined outline Of a girls red lips.
Evidently she had used her paint and
affection lavishly.-M. E. r.
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G. of @. Wants Uniform Rates

7 A uniform system of freight rates
on coal in Indiana is asked in a
petition fled with the public service
commission by the Indiana State
Chamber of Commerce.
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I saw the police car drive right
through Brightwood the other day. It
vas completely disguised by means Of
/ rag wrapped around the star on
he front of the Carl. c.
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sister is ill and not expected to live.
The telegram was sent by Noble f.
Alexander, a nephew of Mrs. Harper
of Springfield, Ill. Mrs. Harper's ad-
dress in this city was not given.
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ThuTnp, Thunp
DISTRIBUTING

A sign in. an E. Washington ST
store reads: Raped Bread, Sc"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Rice Orders
Long Workout
For His Crews
Columbia Coach Sends 3
Fights for 81@.Mile Row
on First Day in Camp

PoUGHREEPslE, y. T.. June s.-co.
lumbia's oarsmen Tor the in,crcol.
legiate regatta on June varsitv.
junior varsity and freshman crews and
a boat load OF substtuies-arrived AZ
their training quarters at Crum Elbow
late this afternoon. There were forty
five men IN the party. including train.
ers and Managers
Coach Jim Rice preceded the oars
men here. and had the shells ready
when the oarsmcn arrived lie sent
the three regular cights out early in
the evening for an eight and q half
mile row up the river and back, the
longest hrst day drill he has ever
given them here. The substitutes had
short paddle near the boathouse
Griswold. who stTokcd the varsity
against ". !. l., set the pace this eve
ming for the FIRST crow with Brodil al
No. 7. The rest o. the combination
was bOated as follows. Bow. Ferris.
No. 2. Lowell. No. 3. Nelson; No. !,
lncc; No 3. Buffalo. No. s. Cooper. and
Levi, coxswain. Captain Swinburnc
did not arrive IN time for the drill.
The other boailngs were as follows:
junior varsity bow. Frost. SO @. Chris
o. No. Aa}l. SO. 8. Maaghees. 80.
sitch. stoke. Wliiett. caa.uaIn. Marshaif.
ff"rhmcn Eos, walker so. 3. Thom-
son. so. 60. Noundi $50. g. Vernon SO. i,
bradley. $50. g.. summer. SO +. Iurulcl. /.
stroke. warden, CohfNalu. sj jpIfr.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Yale Oarsmen Have
Five-Mile Workout
For Harvard Race

NEW LONDON, Conn, June SIN
this afternoons practice Coach George
Corderry gave the Blue and White
crews short mile brush ur
stream after padding for about five
miles. The crews were ordered 70 pad
die easily for half n mile and then row
the remaining half. At the half-mile
mark the Blue crew had lead Of near
~ a length on the White, but in the
last half Of the row the White crew
made up three-quarters Of this dis
tancc and were only beaten By less
than a quarter OF n length.
There Is great deal Of speculation
as TO which crew will finally win the
struggle tomorrow in the four-mile
time row. The winner OF this race
will row Harvard's varsity crew on
June %.
The freshmen and the combination
also had short race in the afternoon
for about thrce-eighths Of a mile. In
this row the freshmen easily won out
by a length and half The rest Of the
afternoon was spent in a hve-mile
paddle.
Stoddard, who has been coxswain for
the combination, has been moved up TO
the freshman crew, replacing Seigfcld,
who went 10 the combination.
In the morning only the freshman
ard combination crews went out as
eights. George Corderry took the two
varsities out tubing, giving each man
careful instructions on getting q real
finish without washing out.
This is part Of Corderry's plan 20
take up a different part Of the stroke
each day and drill the men in that
one thing.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE Young exceptional references
ferhNf tt0
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Chambermaids
General House~orkers, Etc.

CHAMBERMAfD. splendid younE Tinn uss,
Trim t55. Neflef's Agfnoy - Wsf ga
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Wilson Willing to
Meet Creb at l58
Pounds Ringside

BOSTON. June S.--Johnny Wilson.
middlcweight champion. is ready and
willing 90 meet Harry Grcb in New
York or anywhere else az any time II
Grcb will agree 20 make i5s pounds AZ
the ringside. according 10 Marty Kill
le, Wilson's manager. This statement
was in answer 20 the recent ruling Of
the New York Boxing Commission that
IL would declare the champions title
forfeited II he did not fulfill his agree
ment 10 meet Grcb. Killilea contend
cd that Wilson should not be forced
20 meet a light-heavyweiPht.
when Wilson won the title from
Mike O'Dowd in 1920 he won it at 1855
pounds He will fight 20 retain his
title III the same Wcirht." be said.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
college Crews Tune Up for Coming Regattas
British Polo Team to
Play for Title Here

OFFICIAL announcement that
England will send a polo team
here this summer TO compete In the
United States national open cham
pionship and other tournaments was
made to-day by the Polo Associa-
tion. The association Is awaiting
details OF the team makeup and its
plans.
The Argentine four also may play
here. The South Americans, en-
couraged by their success In Eng
land. have cabled 10 Buenos Ayres
for permission for its two army
members TO come here.
Consent is expected. but n II Is
not given an Irish team will he in
vited, officials OF the association
said The California team. which
started East yesterday, will compete
II its ponies stand the Eastern
climate.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
LEGAL NOTICES

gf-pRFAiE COURT NEw YORK COUNTY
La ihe matter ff the APPLICATION or bmlly
Yer- for leave ~ dissolve tho marriage 10
pe-thol r. Berg On gr,Ind " absence. petl'
w. rerthel r Bcrg husband of Emily BERG
Please fake notice that ne presenisnon oi
ffs facts "a tho petition o. Emily 1cfg -
hereby sst doon for hearing and proof 20 -
f.t.n fhsrslu lcfoie orc .; tAe Justlces ~
fhe supreme court Of ,he STATE ~ New YORK,
esu Tor. County. a. the county Court
Mouse ln the borough n Manhattan, Nlfy
- Nr- Yorf. a. Special Term. Part u
,hcr.of on the % day Of october. 1921. ~ 10
e'riors in the forenoon ~ ssid day o. az
ION thrresffer as counsel 'an - heard, for
Ia rffsr disfolying the marriage of Emily
flerx 20 hsI husband. Eclthfl r. borB, on
the efouul 0f .ltsnsc f0- Over over hie
r,,c,ss.i,e yaars then laH, past OF SAID
perfhri r. iscrg without Ling known 70 sali
Emliy lerg 20 be Twins during that time.
LOUIS sPIEGEL.
Attorney .or Petitioner
80 Broadway. Manhattan, New YORK CITY.
70 Rcrihci T B0rr
The foregoing notice rs served upon YOU ~
ruhftt alton pursuant 20 an order of Hon.
f.it,- Watseryogs. Justice of the hupfsins
raYrf of The state - New YORK dated Nay
IA 1889 and filed With tho petition IN ths
orics ~ ne clerk of ihe Sgprsm- Court, New
v6eE county. az ne C0uniy Court house. IN
IA. .orouch 81 Manhattan. tli. q New YORK.
on the th dsy OF May 1929.
Attorney for Petitioner,
30 broadway. Manhatian. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
National League Meeting Toda,

4 speclaI meeting oi thc NntlonlI
League will be held to-day IN President
John 4. Heydler's chambers, 5 West
Forticth Street 10 was announced By
that executive last night Nr HeydleT
said there vas no particular occasion
for conference % this time. but u
has always been h!s policy 10 hold
meetings whenever possible during the
playing season. and 10 has been custom
arv 70 call these special conferences
during the visits Of Western teams 10
tho East
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
By lack Masters

The national track and field cham
pionships viii be held al Neequahic
Park. Newark, September 8, 2 and II,
II was announced yesterday by the
Newark Athletic Club. which will pro
mote the annual classic this year. II
is expected that more than 100000 per
sons will witness the three-day car
nival.
Weeouahic Park is an ideal place In
every particular but one no admission
can be charged The quarter-mile
track is one Of the fastest in the
country and there is an excellent 20
ward straightaway for the sprints. The
meet will cost at least $4,000, includ-
ing the expense Of bringing the ath-
letes from all parts Of the ecountry.
and the newly organized y. A. c. evi-
IDENTIFY was in a benevolent mood when
the papers were signed.
The first day will be given over to
the juniors and the second day 70 the
seniors. there being nineteen events
scheduled for each division. The third
dav is set aside for the five title re-
Law races and the decathlon. The lat
ter event. which is composed OF all
around tests, will be divided. five IN
the morning and five in the afternoon.
The Irish olympic Games have made
quite a hit with the ocal athletic tai
ent. Among the stars who are anxious
to take a look at Dublin are Dan Shea,
Of the Pastime A. c.. the metrkopoli-
tan pentathlon champion. and Walter
Higgins. of Columbia. the two-mile ma
tional intercollegiate champion. HiE-
gins had expected TO 20 to Chicago
next week for the nationa collegiate
games. but was refused permission by
the faculty.
Members Of the Walkers Club who
will compete next Sunday afternoon at
Macomb's Dam Park in the annual
closed games have been invited TO at
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Payment stopped Please return 70 bank
LOST -fanktook 10 st3.tN of Crssnslrh
Pa 'ment stopped flsafe return 20 bank
LOST Bamboo 80 ifTtsf rnion sggars
Payment stopped. Finder piesr> retarn 70
bank
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Members Of the Walkers Club who
will compete next Sunday afternoon at
Macomb's Dam Park in the annual
closed games have been invited TO at
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
10th in Fast Workout
For Channel Swim

BOSTON. June b.-tharloy 10th. the
distance swimmer who will attempt 20
swim the English Channel this SUM
mer. said he felt even more confident
of success to-day as q result Of the
manner in which he completed Q swim
o. fourteen miles in tho sarbor ard
bay yesterday lie was In the water
four hours. two minutes and thirty
Goconds This was the fastest time
ever recorded over the course from Iac
inner harbor 70 Graves Light.
10th used trudgcon stroke most
of the way. For the first leg OF tie
swim 10 Deer Island he WIS forced 10
fight cross currents. During the entire
swim the temperature Of the water
ranged from IS % 30 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Golf Course ai Harvard

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June s.-plans
are under way at Harvard to establish
a university golf course. Members OF
the Golf Association and Captain
Charles Baker to-day inspected the
site. which is located in West Cam
bridge and within walking distance Of
the college. Fred W Moore. graduate
manager Of the Athletic Association.
pointed out 10 the athletic committee
this week the need OF Harvard course
for students and professors. and sc-
cured their approval and support Of
such a plan.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
New York 4. {. vs.. Army

The first clash between tho New York
Athletic Club and the United States
Military Academy baseball teams will
take place tomorrow at the military
reservation AZ West Point The Winged
Foot officials have arranged for a gala
occasion on their inaugural visit 30
the home Of the future army officers,
the Iron Steamboat Sirius having been
chartered TO convey the team and It's
host Of supporters TO the scene Of the
battle
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
HELP WANTED FEMALE

NURSE wanted. vhife woman. fsr eiri -
years and assist slightly eifh gifi ~
references required Adffsfs Nrs V. J.
Lopez 81 neptune ave Nev R0' neiis, o.
phone Scw Rochelle 3s3t.J
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Griffith Wins Southern
Zone Trapshooiing Title

MEMPHIS. June g. George Griffith,
Of Memphis. won tho Southern zone
trapshooting championship here to-day
by breaking ffty targets without a
miss m the shoot-off of q tic with J.
Aycock, Of Jacksonville, Fla, who
missed one OF the fifty.
Griffith and Aycoek had tied FOR
high score honors In the championship
coptest with scores of i97 of pos
gihle 200
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Miss Scharman Reaches
Final for Iunior Title

Ais Freds Schsrman won her way
70 the hnal round Of the girls met
,.'eiitan junior championship singles
.inament yesterday afternoon on the
~ courts Of the West Side Tennis
~, az Forest Hills. The younger
I-er Of Miss Lillian Scharman gained
~ honors by defeating Miss Charlotte
ain at 60. 60. outplaying her
~ experienced opponent st every
Ass Schsrman will meet Miss Helen
s''ker for the championship this aft
|-Soon. Miss Hooker and Miss Kath-
&c Gelshentn won the doubles cham
.nsnip yesterday by defeating Miss
~ HYDE and Miss BETTY wonham
~, ca. IN the final round.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Kopf Sold 10 Reading

READING, Pa, June S.-President
NJ G.. Moore, Of the Reading lnterna--
tional League club. to-day announced
that inhelder Walter kopf has been
obtained from the Brooklyn National
League club on option. Kopf will join
the local club here next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

WOTsEwORKER. Protestant sHcsiisr' cesk.
waitress. host references. shaughnessys
bureau $40 an ave
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Mrs. Hixon Leads at Traps

MEMPHIS. June s.-Mrs. J. r. Hixor.
Arkansas state woman champion. made
p, start for another title in the third
days shoot Of the Southern zone handi-
cap here when she topped the held with
o ninety-sevcn in the l6-yard zone
championship event. This IS one OF
the highest scores recorded by Wom-
an in a Southern shoot.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
SurinpfieId Dedicaics Tract

SPRINGFIELD. Masf., June Spring.
field College to-day dedicated o newly
acquired tract OF three acres o. land
adjacent 20 Pratt Field. the college
athletic ground which will be used ~
increase the athletic activities II the
college.
Indefinite plans aiso were announced
for additional college buildings.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Bronx Giants VS.. PeekskilIs

Two semi-pro games VIII be staged
At Bronx Field on Sunday afternoon,
when the Long Island City nine and the
formidable Peekskills clash in q double
header with the Bronx Giants. These
teams. which have not been seen in this
locality for some time. are exceptional
~ strong, and the Bronx Giants will
be forced 20 travel at top speed II
they expect 20 win.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Miscellaneous
HELP WANTED MALE

B0ORK man. srpsfsncsd
double entry bookkesping. salary as
hours 70 8. q. B Sohorn, Jamaica aye
and fgeth - . Jamaica, Lone Island
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

COLLEGE man or teacher summer positson ;
$3.50 Ninety days Agp.y 10 = nf AmicA.
II East flI ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Cnchcf Wins Again

PARIS, june 2 by The Associated
Press) -Cochet. the youthful French
tennis marvel. defeated Borotra IN the
finals % the French hard court cham
pionship tennis tournament here to-
day. G-3. IS. 6 o. The winner will
meet Jean Samazudth. the holder, FOR
the title on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

LONDON. June s.-Four foreign en-
tries have been received for the Grand
Challenge Cup race at the Royal Hen
ley Regatta on July s. They are the
Christiania Roklub. Of Norway, the
Grasshoppers' Club, Of Switzerland; the
Chent Club. Of Belgium, and the
Marne Club, Of France.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Bouts HeredbOutS
TONIGHT

surf \. e.. Conev island-Kid Sulli-
van ~. Eddie Brady. T. rounds.
Ocean Park s. A.. Long Branch
Johnny Drummie W. Johnny Carroll,
H. rounds.
Stccplechase 4. A.. Rockaway-
Sammy Sicger ". Jnckic DorHn' II
rounds.
18th Regiment Armory - Johnny
Martin ~. while -. Clair, IL rounds
SATj BDAN
Rink s. C.-Eddie O'Dowd ". Johnny
Cannon. IL rounds.
Queensboro Stadium - Soldier Bart
field ~. Jimmy O'Gntty. II rounds.
9th Regiment Armory harlie SPIEL
man ~. Ire Wcd", - rounds
Commonwealth :. C.-FranEie Jerome
vs. Harry Martin, 10 rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
COUNTRY BOARD

CAMP Advantages for juniors. picaies
short framps dArfifg. fthlnk SWIM
ming University f0sf
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

WANTED. summer boardsrs: farming dis-
trict, good board modern improysmsnts
Mrs v. . Burr, r. . Box IS, commsex,
Long Island
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Attorneys for piantn once ~nd Post
Ofi,s address. 81 isrk Row. Borough
-. A--.L.-L--- Wv A-r- ----.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Kale Oarsmen May Repeat Last
! Years Triumph Orer Crimson
Neither Crew Has Raced With Success This Season,
and Although Harvard Has Shaped Up Better, a
Victory for the Blue Would Not BE Surprising
By Jack Lawrence

VI d Harvard busiy engaged these days padding
h Thames New London; Harvard trying to absorb
" % ~ Ver fanfu ideas about rowing
0 u IN bulldog determination learn lot things and forget
gins - II is an intensely interesting situation.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

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New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Along the Cinder Path

tend the Morninffido 4. z midsummer
festival. which the Winged NJ will
offer Sunday evening so the club rooms
at 81 West l23th street.
Frank Zuna. who has not been seen
in competition since he ran IN the re-
cent Boston marathon. has applied for
permission 20 run unattached. lie for
merly represented the paulist g. C..
Zuna. whose home is in Newark. may
he heading for tho Newark A. C.. which
intends to organize q track team within
the next few weeks.
The second annual games II the
American Legion. which viii take place
in Philadelphia next Saturday. viii at
tract nearly a half hundred local ath-
letes. Lawson Robertson will throw
his University of Pennsylvania track
team into the fray, and Larry Brown
is sure 10 make IL q mi,erable after
noon for any one who shoots az the
half-mile medal.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Amos Wins Actors' CUP

Robert Amcs won tho Actors Gold
Trophy on tho Salisbury golf links yes.
terday. defeating Hal ForGc and IN
the final round Of the Tournament. held
under the auspices Of the Glgbc Thea
Ter
The cards follow;
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

rOuS SIMMONS 60. pilinrN against
rAvrA~ RAMS and SATEp RAMS,
srrdurflnc business under fne nrm nnme
and ftvie 81 HERMANOS RAMS tRAdlo
BROTHERS. Defendants
no the defendants above NAMED
YOU ARE HERErY SUMMONED -
answer tho complaint in this action or. n
the conriami is uof served wifh th's
stlnrI1rs fo .erVe notice n4 llpt AfAh.e
uron rho rlsintin st'orneyn wl'hin i~'niy
finl dqve after tho service ~ this sum d
mon. ,aclusive of tho Gay of service and
in ra-a ~ your failure 80 appear m snswlr q,
judgment Will BE- taken against you ~ do
fsuif for The relief demanded in the con-.
psted Seo YORK May iofh i9l2
WFTsepERGER p LEicHTER Attor-
news for Plaintiff. ofice and =. o.
Address. $3.50 Nassau street bor-
ough n Manhattan. CITY ~ H'w
YORK . - .
To DAMIAN RAMIs and SArEo RAAis.
conducting business unfor me nrm name
and styla ~ Hermancs Rlms tK4mis
Brofhersl. Deferdanfs
Tho foregoing fumnors is served upon
YOU By publication pursuant 20 an order
~ Won Thomas r Donnely Ius'i -
- tha euprfino Court ~ tho state ~ New
york dated fhe 5th day - June. 1879.
ana Mod with tho complaint IN the ONCE
- tho clerk - tho county ~ New York.
AZ his onico. in The Court House. In the
Tounty of New YORK Borough - Manhat-
,'n r,,v ~ New YORK state Of New York
Dafed Nsw YORK. June sth, 1922
WEfggBERG 4 LklCHTER Attor-
rcys for Plaintiff. once and i. q.
Adltess $3.50 Nassau street, Bor-
.-oueh n Manhattan, CITY q New
York
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
CONNECTICUT
STORAGE NOTICES
Warehouseman's Sale Of Goods
FOR UNPAID CHARGES.

N AccoRDANcE WITH THE pro.
vision n law. there tsirg due and unpaid
charges for which tho Undersigned. TIFFANY
rIrepro0f storage Warfh0gsc. is entitled 70
F. llen as psarsh0lseman ON The gods here
natter lercriiei. and llo notice having been
giv~n to 900 parties kno~n 20 claim an IN
forcst ihcroir and the t,me rpccinei IN such
notice f0r rafWfnfs f0r such charges HAVING
expired. fhfro Wili h sold Al public auction
at lfs Warehouse. ll54-lllb Ilnany ~.
borough n Bronx. Sew York CITY cn
wEpSEsDAY. Jane a. 1879 A. 70 90 4 y.
n for any reason 'hn sale Is NOT fomplefei
On sal dato the sale VIII ~ continued ~
Wednesday June -sfh. 1923 hegnnIns az
10 30 A. N and continuing until All The
g0ole are sold. fo Vif Household furnittf"'
consisting n, parlor ssltes, bedroom suites.
dining room suites. library furniture, pianos
tiftr0as musical instruments. baby car
riages. carpets. rugs. trunks. boxes. tarfels.
slifrafef. contents. consisting of clothihs,
linen. tooks. papers. stationery. pictures
hric-a -hrac china and giasssare, sh'er"are.
hriiinEs. frapCr.es and materials ana oinef
ner. onal enfcts efc.. as cnumersirl IN tne
hols. ana hold fof The accounts OF ne fol'
loving parties concerned: G. ~ HAkIS.
FIELD CLARENCE j HOLT, J.. BIER
IdNGER. J ukoWN- CHlLDS, 'hAs'
GORDON JOS LEE. u SESTLER.
Al he.ng sioffl nov Hith sali Ilnany
Frrsproof storage Warehouse. IN ifs ware
house ana an % te moro specifically an
nounced and described az time - sald sals
THE GOODS WILL nE on EAHlBlIlOS
At THE TIME AND PLACE OF SALE.
Tiffany Fneproof Storage Warshou"
li18.iiI5 Tiffany S.. New YORK.
Borough - Bronx
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
Classified Advertisements
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooks

LOsT-nankbook No tflto0 - ths Lhinn
Dime Savings BANK - MISSING Any p@f
son having \ claim % Il H. fsreby cAllei
upon 70 present The same within ten days ~
submit M having sa1 passboos csnceiei ara
new one lgsued
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
CAMPS

RAINBOW LAKE ~ THE ApiRoS.
DAcKs -Six-rOom furnished camp for sale.
Accessible By train or auto. fifteen nain-
utes from New York Central Railroad sta.
ton 500 feet elevation Good nshinF ard
boating Twelve hours from New Yorx
City J. W. oENAwAl. NalonA n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Attorneys for NIanin 'fl nlr lo-t
ONlra Aifrsss. 81 PARK Row. Borough
~ Manhatfan Sew York Cit7.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

WE PAT highest prices for ferui,ure.
pianos. antiques. bric.a.brac. books. art.
Kingsley. A. University pl Stuy 1911
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
BUsINESG cARDS
Diamonds. Jewelry Ete.
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought ard sold FER eash
Advice free Bennett. i7s B'~ay, "a ress.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
VERMONT
LONG ISLAND

FOREST HILLS I'M. rs minutes from
Fsan. sta, Foresi Hills. l. J. e-so blF-'