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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

datOrl decit merltelOr perSOnale dlt
celor ce se vor presenta in alegeri
Cdateanul bucovinean G I'm elc-
ment electoral consistent 81 daca il
trecnt, cl acordat tot creditnl sau
eelui dintai VENT, Sc datoreste ere.
idlilitatii sale dusa la absurd. Acum
insa Isl cunoaste oamenii 81 site
|cum trebuesc tratati. In consecinta
alegatorul bucovinean este firm de
els, ga in actnalele alegeri, sd dea
dovezi de maturitate politica desa-
virsita, votand numai pc acei carl
yor oferi maximnl de garantii mo
rale, Indifferent pc ce lista va fl
gura.
Iata de &c credem. de data aceas-
ia, parlamentarii bucovineni vor Fl
cu adevarat elita politica bucovi
neana 81 ca eruparile politice, 81
vor feri sa comita ereselile din tre
cut, cand ori 81 care avea euraju
Sd ceara sa fic TRIMS acolo unde II,
INERTIA sa stca. De altfel de acest Ia
cru vedem ca s,lnt patrumsi 81 par
4
tizanii d-lui Mister, earl i-au lasa
acestuia toata libertatea in nomi
narea candidatilor, legandu-se c,
totii prin cuvant esonoare ca vor
respecta hotarfrih luatc. lnteresu
actualilor guvernamentali este ace
| la, ca in viitorlll parliament, parti
idul Unirei din Bucovina sa fie re
lpresentat prin cei mai de valoar
| fruntsi al sal.
i Asa stand lucrurile in tabara gr
1vernamentala, Sc pOate usor preve
dea care va fl rezultatul scrutinu
Hui. Guvernanentalii pot conta p
un success deplin.
| 81 in tinfp ce comitetele eXecu
five tin consfatuiri. in vederea nc
minarii candidatilor, actualul M
lnistru al Bucovinei organizeaz
serviciIle publicc din administratit
Ipa earl lea gasit complect dezorga
Inizate. Toate secretariatele an fos
| incredintate nouilor titulari,s ci
ror hume lean arafat printr o to
Ilcgrama anterioara. Ca secretal
Igeneral-sef a fost numit 4. Iorga \
IToma, care inca i'm trecuta admini
Istratic. sub d. Nistor, a dat dove7
de multa pricepere 81 dcstoinicie.
| Gel dintai act, en- care nona ad
1ministratie tinnt sa-si inaugnrez
activitatea, a fost acela de a :
limbunatati soarta -tnturor functic
Inarilor, earl All fost complect negli
| jati de fostul regim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

Contrar cu toate premisiilc de
panA acum de Sc pastra 81 pc mai
departe pasivitatea maghiarior in
political, ziarul Ellcnzek' prefa-
candu-se in eel mai aprig propaga-
| tor al Intrarei in actiune a'maghla-
rilor, intr r'un articol special invita-
pc maghiari din Ardcal sa pretinda
inscricfca fiecaruia i'm listelc elec-
torale, votand pc candidatii dlui 10
Ska.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

versiune inutila, intre publicnl
strain 81 roman.
Sa speram insa ca odata conflic-
tul aplanat greselile din trecnt nil
Sc vor mai repeta.
(Dacia) Simion.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10
SCris0Ti din
BuCOviIla

Inceperea campaniei electorate
!. - Instalarea noilor functio-
mari administrative. - Primel
9 declaratiuni ale noului mi
nistru, al Bucovinei. - In juru
| conflictului teatrului german.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

Ziarul ceh "Vencov scrid: Co
misiunea reparatiunilor va respin-
ge pretentiile de 20 miliarde ale
Ungariei fata de Romania Ziarul
cehoSlovac Sc mira ca un stat invins
poate formula pretentii de repara-
tiuni fata de statul biruitOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

Uniunea maghiara a inaintat
dlui prefcct un memOrlu adrcsat
dlui primministru cerand dispozi-
tinni urgente refcritor la comp]ec-
tarea listelOr electorate. MemOrlul
va fl dus la Bucuresti in zilele APP
ropiate. Sc crcdc insa ca atitudi-
nea guvernuhli de nu mai schim-
ba listcle va ramanea neschim-
bata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

Conducerea bucovineana a parti-
dului liberal hotarat sd ma puma
contra candidate dui Flondor. Sc
spune totusi ca oil Flondor nh va
candida i'm aIegerile acestca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-03-10

NOUTATE! Pentru Dame 81 Domniyoare. NOUTATE!
Perdee mpotate-Vaabile $6n luna aceasA numai $105

In viata DIV. MI att mai avut o.
cazia sd vedeti asa perdele minu-
nate cum s,iht aceste Illustrate, a.
ceste perdele vor fl un adevarat Or
nament pentru ferestrile DIV, pen
truca stunt moda cea mai no,ti. De
semmul artistic 81 lucrul de mana
in perdelele aceste' este garantat,
arata foarte bogate. asa ca. in alte
pravalii nici cu $l5 nu poti cum
para mai bune, 81 nici nu stunt mai
trainice ca aceste care le vindem in
luna aceasta numai cu $1.95 Iare-
chea. Daca comandati patrli pa
rechi lie vindem numai Gu $500
Fiindca aceasta oferta este nu-
mai pentru m timp scurt, moi va
sfatuim sd luati avamtagiu de aceas-
ia oportunitate. Nh Yeti regreta
nici cand.
MOI nh va cerem bani fnainte.
Trimeteti numai 35c in marci pos
n -. -o,,+,,, ,,n,Ixlo rnfi sa1Sti Ia
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04

Walter W. Hynson are being enter
tanned by Miss Sarah D. Pratt at the
Hotel Dennis, Atlantic City, N. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Mason, DR..
Frances VanGasken and Mrs. John V.
Postles were Sunday visitors to Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Postles.
Mrs. Luther Lapham entertained
seven tables of Bridge at her home
near town Friday afternoon at which
her Smyrna friends were present.
Mr.. David MARITIME and family, Mr..
Alex. Schaffer, Mrs.. Ella NJ. Bratton,
of Wilmington, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lurty.
Mrs. r. E. FAIRIES has returned
from visit to DR.. and Mrs. Clarence
T. FAIRIES at Narbeth, Pa.
Postmaster ]. ]. English was a Wis
itor to Miss Mary English and Mrs.
VanGasken last week. The latter are
now visiting Mrs. Will Arthurs at
Kenton.
Mr.. F. E. Postles has been confined
to his house for several days. He had
a severe hemmorhage of the nose but
is improving.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
'dSOnal and Social
"F' VINO Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

,a aa Mrs. William R. Davis. left
e. 's1 with Mr.. and Mrs. Alonza
T. r., 'aee Miss Caroline Riggs for
/ r1 'np to Chicago, Ill.,, where
:, ~ !, spend the winter. The Bax-
/ !. Seir ~ daughter had been on a
,.. DoVer and Camden and on
& rum ~ to their home in Chicago
Ir- and Mrs. Davis .v 81 to T'''eSGO ioiO
IN ,us mp is taken with the hone
n geatIy benefit Mrs. Davis
y. winch has been much imnaired q,
veal years. '''''' impaired
J. Shearer, Of Elizabeth. N
Manu. a Mrs. u John L. Truax and
kT''ta.B ls Brown, of Philadelphia.
,,.E..r, '.is to Smyrna relatives over
,ts'ds5, ,lo, and were among those
sr ~T'asd ls the 25th wedding ,"are an
H. n 7 surprise to Mr.. and Mrs Hll
y l I. Porter. anu MIS-
M, Snsa ,sr Gafford, who had been
t. Hon.On hume on Union street, was
lkt Inward Hospital. Pbiladel-
n Hs week and was operated upon
d j 4s Is getting along as well
a II, expected and his manv
Ia n en-. aIm in hoping for a per-
d. "a a Winford who has been
etrn.sdp M summer mn, at Marcy, N.
R 'S1 ws@ and opened her home.
Nh. F,'.1l "a1llen, Jr., Mrs. E. c.
r ae On 1lak J 81. Thomas, Mrs. Paul
'bqth' W two days motor party
Bertha snithers and Mrs
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
NEWARK CARNIVAL RECEIPTS
Firemen of That Town Clear $3.50
From Street Bazaar

Final financial reports of the street
carnival held in August under the aus
pices of the Aetna Hose Hook and
Ladder Company show that the total
receipts were $11,95O.34. The ex-
penses were $5,95O.94 leaving. a net
profit for the fire company of S5,-
955.4O. This money will go towards
paying for the new fire house now in
course of erection and which will be
completed this fall.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
NOTICE TO GUNNERS

l will be prepared on the opening of
the cunning season for shooting ducks
to take cunning parties out on Bonn
bay Hook marsh, either by the day or
for longer time. For particulars
apply to
S. J. COLE, JR.,
West Commerce Street,
SmYrna. Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
SURVEY ROAD TO REHOBOTH
Planning Fine Concrete Road From
HarbesOn To Lewes And RehObOth

Soujourners and visitors to Reho-
both and Delawareans in particular
are pleased at the prospect of fine
stone road to Delawares popular sea-
shoreoresort. A survey is being made
of the Georgetown-RehOboth road
from the end of the concrete highway
at Harbeson, and within short time
bids are expected to be asked for by
the State Highway Department to
complete the stretch from Harbeson
to Lewes and RehOboth.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
Chevrolet Owners

Make your Chevrolet ride easy. We
will send you a set of Shack Absorb
ers for $20, (which is cost to US. We have
given up the Chevrolet Agency; and
are dispOsing of our stock of Shock
Absorbers at cost. Drop us card
for illustrations and advertising mat
ter.-FOOKS AUTO CO., DOVER,
DELAWARE.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
SCHOOL TAX

A discount of per cent will be al
lowed on all Smyrna Special Dictrict
School Taxes paid before November
1st, 1922.
H. D. BOYER, Collector.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
WANTED

A middle aged white woman to live
with family of two and do general
housework. For particulars, apply to
MRS. r. M. BUSTED,
South Delaware Street,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04

music committee for the w. c.
|, Sa'e Convention, met last night
I " HOffecker's residence and
! y up a program that will be a
"a treat. The choir singing in
ISealng' 7 under the leadership of
1 aonecker will be especially good
!, ne members of the three choirs,
-pC0pal, Presbyterian and Meth
! aie going to be asked to join
f large chorus.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04

81. l. NJ. Eckard, pastor of the
EEerian Church, this town, and
James H. Roberts, elder attended
tl session of the New Castle
EFary at Frankford, held Monday
Iyslerday. Mr.. Eckard was also
PLY the stated clerk of the ses-
The Presbytery yesterday af-
FN by vote of over two to one,
|znsd the report of the Committee
ss and Overtures rejecting the
Patton for the transfer of Elkton
HFsnan Church to Baltimore
tHy. The vote after division
FAILED, stood II to Z.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
FOR SALE

Old established and well paying
business in Smyrna, centrally located.
Address
SMYRNA TIMES OFFICE
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
Came to America With Early
COlnnistsi

Experts state that bed bugs have
been traced back through centuries.
They came to America with the early
colonists! They carry deadly unmen-
tiOnable disease and are a menace to
your health. Wipe them out NOW.
Next week it will be harder. Use
Royal Guaranteed Bed Bug Liquid.
25c can. Sold and guaranteed by
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
ORGAN FOR SALE

A Carpenter Organ, walnut,in good
condition. Will sell cheap. Apply to
GEORGE w. MATTIFORD,
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
Wanted

Operators at the Underwear Factory
of TOpkis Bros. Co.
The management has houses to rent
to families having two or more girls,
old enough to work in factory, or will
secure board for girls at reasonable
prices. Call or write to
TOPKIS BROS. CO.,
Smyrna, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
FOR SALE

1 Ford Sedan.
l Ford Touring.
| also run a Jitney (enclosed cars
to all points on order.
CREADICK ENNIS
1t Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04

ny-Out of the new fire bell at
tnt was made Saturday noon,
|Est sufficiently to come to any
b decision. A new clapper in
II to be operated electrically is
Ma i it can be worked out salts
Il
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04

S+rset. Smyrna, Dei.-adv.
/. a- Webb's White Loaf Flour.
''pssd satisfactiOn.-Adv'
=. having contributions for the
Home barrel will please leave
~ ? E. Postles not later than
81, October 9th.
L,,rHER OF PIANO - Mary j.
I'm Commerce street, Smyrna.
E4...While Tea Shop, Blackbird,
/ Jee for the season on Saturday
IA 1th.-adv.
/, YOUR poultry thrive. Use my
s,tsd brand Of poultry feeds; my
n1ture.-J. Frank Webb.-Adv'
|, Mite Society of Asbury NJ. E.
II will meet next Saturday at
4 the usual place.-Sec.
|. Queen Esther Circle will meet
4, home of Miss Anna Beckett
NAV evening, October 3.
ii with gas. Room heaters Sc tt
Se samples at office of Justice
/. Peace, John S. Griffin, Sr.-
:, Gas Companv.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04

tAg S. Rowland of this town has
n the local representative with
|. .Hsrdesty & Sons Co., of Dover,
Il celebrated line of Dodge Cars.
! EH be pleased to give a demon
En to any one who is considering
Igacar. See adv.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
Live Stock
[T5N8 AND VICINITY

[.,cSuAKING-Mrs. B. NJ. Riggs
Srsst. Smyrna, Dei.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1922-10-04
4 SMYRNA Times
,, .,TRNA, DELAw ARE
ocALMARKFTS
Grain
Produce

as
5olen .....''-'' .. 24-25
! .........'''''' 22-23
b sr;,kens ....'''''' 1920
6 ~ .......''''''' 100 to 1.25
=, psir ...'..''' .... 40
& ssouuiry) ..;;..i,o,t ... As
Thite, per OasN''' ......... 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Total expenses

Rut the student may reduce his
expenses under each ~ these items:
tn" following table shows the means
~ reduction and the not eNpens. re-
manning after the reduction is ef
t.ctcd:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
FACULTY APARTMENT
HOUSE GOES UP QUICKLY
Home for tnI,rrsI,y Pm
ieHs"rh Ia lie Occupied
September
! Is !, 81 Ito, l.. The rimesDisratch.

Especial to The Times Disua,,b
HARLOTrt VA, JuIy IL
Rapid progress is being mad nm
IN" FACULTY apartment AT the rniy-r
SHY or Virginia, and IL is cNpac-cd
mat the building viii be ready for
occupancy by September l.
The apartment is built on the CON
crete foundation erected some wears
ago Tor an athletic association build
.hc ana IS SplcnGidiy located on
Rugby Road. at the entrance to Lam
tcth REID. the tnivcrsity's athletic
stadium. II viii contain about
twenty apartments and several sin
gle and double rooms Members ~
me university faculty will he given
preference in securing accommoda
lions there
IN" architects plan shows that the
new apartment Will follow the stvI.
"' the University buildings. and will
prove an ornament 10 the neirhbor-
mood in which II is being built. Tho
front entrance will be adorned win
scvera! columns aud halustrade on
"lthcr side one Of the pretiios,
dininG-roons In the South will no
aunt on the first floor, and will serv.
as tanGne, hall for the official use
nf the universitv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
PRACTICAL PROBLEM
FACED BY STUDENTS
University at New Haven Has Been Overwhelmed by
Applications for srhoarshps-Nlany
Seek Financial Aid.
u, ". Crr.nn Ryan. .Ir..

Professor OF Educauon. Swarihmore
'o'''Se'
N-i"' "''S cof'eSc "HncRlon
az ''' ''' ''"'' lew months "I'
'''''"."H I" nave 'r'uEh' '"e 'os'
90 '''''E' ''"'"Non Gown L" INC
"''"'' ''''''N p'i' 10y 'hs student
'NS>n''''"f mat mere arc sou bona
"'' j" '"e mt" H'''S'
'V"s"'r '''nE on" "' 'hen' aus :"
S''e ''' '""'e "'' some ''' "h"
"'"'' ''NN 20 I've Sn'"h'
o'I''ses nav" '"'S'" 'hs'' '"''l"h
r"'NS' 0"' -" N'"'" care !" 'h."N
OF raising Them - actual cost. And
tho practical! problem. as most pa
,,,. .,,do c.
'H0aN' Is nor 'h' production '"S' "i
university and college "ducatlon
though ,ha,'s a suffice, well worth
'N7'o''nE '"' "h"' IL 8'''"''H ''N'S
tho student - so 10 c"It"t" IN"
institution that knows something
ob,r. 4, s y,lo I.rivorsi,v v,h.,.
- "a" va
by y. II. crawford. MAJ recently h''n
making Investigations
s., ,,
RMS var VA" has h""n over
yvhnlnicd hy arnlIratfous FOR scholar
sb,,. ,r .,xn, =, M, ,n,
Was que 70 '"' "'""t me- ''''''"S" j"
the freshman class. but inquiry
shaved ma, mo annlIca,5ors wor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
FORK UNION ACADEMY
0UTCR0Ws FACILITIES
Large Plans Are Now OH
Foot for Adding to Its
Advantages.

FORK Union IA IIl,- lS-Eork
l.pio, Nili..r, ,cado,,v was founao,
in lsas h, wi,li,, T. ,,s,cber xho
'n' ''rac" street h''''st 'hnrch' OF
Richmond. Va THIS school is To-
.,ol -; r, ~ =; a.,
''''' ''"N'' '' on
OF IN" most hcal;h'ul sections OF
Virginia.
From j,s bu,i,. .,i,,i.,r. !, ~,
"''''' "'N o. S''c"-
ala campus and recently II has pur-
chased lo5 acres or Land adjoining
,b n- ~ ~, 49,, ,
Improve" '"f '"rhhs purposes ana
an ARTIFICIAL lake Viii he bull, on a
mart Of il. to rroysd. water nownr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Try TO Make Il Easy.

Total Observation-Disclosures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

So only s?75 remains out OF sl.l0o
FOR The student 20 get from other
sources, and he can generally earn
tina; without much difficulty during
tn" summer vacation or through ad-
d'tional w"rk during term tim~ The
majority. Of course, can draw on their
families .or a few hundred dollars 4
year.
Tho Yale University authorities try
10 make x as easy for II. student as
possible. Tn" cost Of living in New
Haven is not the loves, in the world
and the cost uf an education at Yale
Is prohnh lr higher. on the average
thAn at some other places. Tho att
tud" "f tn" university is to admit this
openly 70 IN" student and tn. world
~ large. and then show wha, can
to" don" about IL. 4 student ia not
allowed q" enter college on q self
supporting basis under rnisConcer-
tons ~ ~ Tho siZs ~ IN" task he-
Tor" MIN The absolute minimum for
N" above total OF expenses IN some
thing under S3"n hut the student is
advised not I" reckon on it, II has
been found that it is easier on him
I" he told he needs Sl.IO0 and shown
now :" earn II than to he told he
needs $40" and he left in darkness
as 10 wh"r" II IS coming from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16

u costs tn" average student now
Sl" NOR" TOR a wear At Val" than 1t
did ton years ago. hut. ~ course. this
j. only ON" sid" Of tn" story. The
fact IS that scholarship and earning
opportunities haN" also increased
student agencies for such Comm"di-
Ties and services as irnwood. suit
pressing. Laundry work. newspapers.
etc. hav" been dcv. Hoped under the
management Of tn. bureau OF APP
pointmcnts Tho point is further
made that II man earns his boa rd
by waiting al tahle-as some still d."
it doesn't matter much TO him
whether the purchase value OF his
board ia 81 or $40 week
How Ia Reduce Expenses.
The Vale bureau Of arpoin mo nts
has prepared tho following schedule
showing how and to what extent it
j. p"Ssihl" for student 10 reduce
his expenses. Tn" figures in tho first
~ these tables are said I" indicate
q fair allowance FOR student Of
United means. something above the
-, minimum
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
ROANOKE COLLEGE
ADDS TO LAND AREA

SALEM Va. Jun. l5 Ro.r.x.
College or WsduesGav purchased no
Muray PROPERTY. wnlrn Iu.r- ~.
campus and VII! immediately Inn
prove and develop II for euI,e.e. r,lr.
poses. The residence VII! be- roma.
waited and rebuilt In pnrt IL y,u 20
occupied the next coller" year by
tho =! Kappa Phi !rntcrniiy
To the rear % the Mrury HoYre
and Immediately facing the campus.
tho college Will erect this tall an
attractive colonial apartm.n, hous.
for the,use o! professors and thcir
:kmiiieE This Is the hrst OF "A series
OF buildings which Roanoke College
is planning 70 erect IN the near fu-
turs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
Southern Seminary
tGirls and lounC Wonrn
Isl E>t VISTA IA

on" az IN" ola Female Schools ~ tho
south IN heart @: itlu" Ridge Noun
f"InS, IN famous valley ~ Virginia.
On" Of IN" G'"1i Forces OF Reconstruct
ton after IlNL War. Union ~ great
general sfNantsgas NJ the Modern
uho"l and ,hos" " IN" old ~ Shtunc,i
home. win l'S careful persona! ait"n.
ti"n-su?"rv! not only 81 health
mental and moral training. bat also OF
manners. tha things that MAKE tn.
charm and power OF cultivated
woman. Stud@uts hsV" com. from
every quarter ~ United states and
from foreign countries. For Rnm" IN.
BOOK and Catalogue. with fun Infurma-
ton. writ. Registrar. RO1 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
)LLEGE EDUCATION COST CAREFULLY 2 YAL
SChermerhOrn's Home School

colonial flacc. Richmond. Va. begin. NTH
form september Is. 1877. An ideal Euhur
hHn home. wh"r" limited number OF
siEhi'E i"tard"d children hsv" individual
Instruction AMI care Icy teachers ~ ~
netl"hc"' For particulars address. until
September Sh. MISS SUE SCIIERMtR-
HORN. I'll" Griffin Avenue. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-16
F airfax Hall
BASIC, VIRGINIA.

select school for girls In tho Blue
RidE" Mountains OF Virginia. Main
i!nees chcs. q Ohio and Norfolk Il
western Railroads. Twenty minu,es
from Staunton. Modern building. 81
acre estate. high altitude uthia
spring water. College preparatory and
elective courses. Music, Art, Home
Economics. Expression. Scecretar!al.
Excellent out-of-door ADVANTAGES.
Horseback riding. tennis baa.etbaIl.
Golf. swimming. Rates. Sa2b. Cataloy.
JOHN NOBLE MAXWELL,
President.
The New York herald., 1922-05-20
COUNTRY BOARD.

In THIS column there are large number or
desirable summer hotels and boarding
places which seek your patronage during the
summer and autumn months. Should you not
find the place That you desire an advertise
meN under the heading Country Board
Wanted" will bring many Inquiries from peo
pie who are seeking paying guests. Telephone,
ad TO, Worth 4 4. .0on Nt
The New York herald., 1922-05-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, COUNTRY REAL ESTATE--oid
ssfnbifshed day nursery desires about ~
acres accessible New York city, with build-
ings; has sbcon sending 100 mothers and $40
children weekly during summer 20 camp now
ina dequase: rhis means so much' TO children
and tired mothers that permanent homo u
urgently needed Ia non-ssctarian, with trus-
ees representing several denominations; any
|.ue willing TO give such property. provided
tjuatfies. or sell at Reasonable
price, address with full iarticplers. MUIR
|aERY, 10 Exchange place. New York city,
WAREHOUSE. with railroad siding. contain
ing 0.00p square feet in. Leng fsiepd City.
New York city, Jvrsey City or Hobokens
WILLIAM II. B1.oopGOOD \ CO.. Bridge
r'iaea, Long Island City -.
The New York herald., 1922-05-20
COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.

rir PARADISE INN.
Room and board, modern improvements, 8,
home cooking. lovely surroundings. reason
able. Mrs. l.. EAGAN, Iselin, y. !. Phone
Metuchen l33 N.
CARE and board OF children over 4: 10
one. appreciating good environments; $50
monthly: references. ID. w. b., Tenafly,
y. J. Engiewood, 1I3o-E.
SUPERIOR BOARD. two gentlemen, private
family. large grounds: near Hudson: 80
minutes to Manhattan. Box 80. R!dgcfield,
EAST. ORANGE. ss Beech, sts--Large front
room. near bath; excellent board, adults;
Christians. Orange o6o. =. +,
The New York herald., 1922-05-20
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
Fer Hlre--rassenrer Cars,

PACKARD twin six limousine. equipped
westinghouse absorbers; monthly. SCAN
LON. Circle 1ao4.
WAI,RH Auto Service. Marmons exclusively +.
reasonable; hour, day or, week. sO5 Van
derbnt sv., brooklyn. Phone Prospect slai
twin n, limousine. iike newl
monthly; owner drtvrs. sCHMEELS.
Rhinelandgr 1850,