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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTs-write for free illustrated guide
books and RECORD ON INVENTION
BLANK. Send model or sketch and de-
scription of your invention for our opinion
Of Its patentable nature free. HIGHEST
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Building. Phone Barclay 6474. Main office.
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PATENTS. trade marks. designs; best work !
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experience. Call or send for Book No. 4.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ANYBODY knowing tho whereabouts of
Harry Siegel. formerly In insurance busi-
ness, please communicate with JOHN j.
FRANKLIN. 1855 Eldridgs st.. Pittsburgh.
Pa.
FRED ROSE-Euitable compensation will be
paid for information Of whereabouts OF
Chicago, Ill. HENSCHEL. attorney. ITO
william st.. Phone Beekman 1857.
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For SnIe.
METAL NOVELTY PLANT.

METAL NOVELTY PLANT.
going business: free and clear OF all In
debtedness, including land 100x150. with one
story factory building hollow tile. concrete
construction; steel sash, 100qo daylight. cor
ner property. light on four sides. additional
land available. block from freight yard !:
equipment includes Is II. p. boiler, addi-
tional heating boiler. two 30 II. p. motors.
tumbling barrels. polishing wheels. lathes.
nickel plating plant. screw machines, drop
hammers; price for business and real estate
S75. 200; satisfactory terms can be arranged; |;
might entertain the sale Of real estate with
out business.
KRAEMER. 7T6 Broad St. Newark. N. J.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THIS column there are a large number
OF desirable summer hotels and boarding
Ilaces which seek your patronage during tne
summer and autumn months. Should you NOT
find the place that you desire an advertise..
rent under the heading Country Board
Wanted will bring many inquiries from
people who are seeking paying guests. Phone
M O Worth 10000.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital to Invest.
Capital Wanted.
BUSINESS MAN WITH $50. 900.

A leading automobile truck corpora
tion will give the right man its valu-
able Greater New York franchise.
Business already established and on
a good paying basis. Organization
already made and going strong.
Business man with clean record
Can secure this providing he can
qualify with at least $50, 900 capital.
Money will not be used to develop the
business but only a. IN investment
for the turnover.
IN replying submit business history.
Address PECK COMPANY. East
S9th St.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

DIAMONDS. JEwELRy,
PAWN TICKETS AND ESTATES
bought for cash highest references furnished
Telephone Beekman 5751-5152, Room 62S.
WORLD BUILDING, 63 PARK ROW.
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NEW JERSEY RESORT HOTEL
FOR SALE AT A VERY REA-
SONABLE FIGURE; $50 ROOMS,
LARGE GROUNDS AND AN AS
SURED JPRESTIGE AND GLEN
TELE; ABSOLUTELY MODERN
AND A MONEY MAKER: DE-
TAILS UPON REQUEST. BOX o
T4o HERALD. $50 BROADWAY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ALEXANDER KARsT-Any ono having
knowledge of the address Of Alexander
% Sullivan sOca county. IN New we York. or II dead, Of
his heirs or next Of kin, WIN please COM
municate with STEUART & PERRY. 130'
York city,
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

BABY boy. months old. for adoptionj chm.
plete surrender; Catholics preferred. A
1880 Herald. Bronx.
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PIANOS AND PH0NoGRApHs.

latest attachments. records: leaving city
will sacrifice very cheap. COHEN. Bing-
ham la6h
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Staten Island.

TEN minutes walk from St. George ferry,
Staten Island: fine view of New York Bay
high class board, chicken dinners. speciai
fresh vvgeta tabes room and board $lJ up per
week: also furnished rooms without board
S. up per week. Call or phone for reserva-
ton, THE WISTARIA, 13l-141 st. Mark
place, New Brighton, S. l. Phone Tomp-
kinsvie 2557
WADSWORTH HALL. Arrochar, s.. l.-Open
all year. spacious grounds. yerandas, near
bathing beach, 10 minutes from Battery.
NJ, " minutes from station, accessible,
commuters. Tel. 673 Tompkinsville.
ATTRACTIVE new house. every convenlence'
baths. running water. large rorcness
valet service; minutes from ferry. 5o-
st. Marks Place.
HALCYON HALL. GRYMES HILLS.
Attractive rooms, private baths, reasonapIe
rates: own vegetables; easy committing.
Tompkinsville f60
BOARD and room rates. s1f TO SIS; three
minutes walk from ferry. ~ Slossoh
Terrace, corner Central av., st. George
Staten Island. Telephone Tompkinsvllle 2e.-g. !.
EXCEPTIONAL accommodations, ocean a.;i
block, private residence, 16l Beach I'D
Rockaway Park, l.. l.
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous.

HOUSEKEEPING family TENTS: wondrous-
ly beautiful, cool location; mountains,
lakes: near station. 50 minutes city; good
inn in vicinity. JAMES PIERSON. 20 Broad
way. whitehall 1853.
Machinery.
CoRLrss ENGINE FOR 0AI;Mt
10 inch bore Z 30 inch stroke; In good oon-
dition. Apply
8. ANARGYROS,
It'd ST. AND Av. A.
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Miscellaneous.

CAN INCREASE
YOUR BUSINESS
by writing clear. concise, alluring and con-
vincing advertisements. Personal service
and advice. Address ". W. NEWTON. 125
4th ev. Telephone 1854 Stuyvesant.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.

Connecticut.
WOODYCREST FARM--An ideal place TO
spend your vacation: large rooms. all Inn
provements. first class table; boating. fish
Ing. ANDERSON. r. +. d. 1. Jewett City,
Conn.
STAMFORD, CONN.-Gien Eden. largest and
finest private mansion in town. ten acres:
tennis: on street car line; exclusive section;
quiet. restfu. home cuisine; Christian
clientele. Address Mrs. !. l.. TOWNSEND.
MARIE ANNA INN.
Greenwich. telephone los. 50 East Putnam
av.. fine double rooms and meals. adults,
$50 per week and up home cooking: oc-
casional week ends.
A QUIET country farmhouse desires a few
guests; own produce; bath; adults; shade.
boating: rates Si4 weekly. MOUNTAIN
SPRING FARM. Kent, Conn.
WILL board girls years up. So aud So
week; mothers care. Tel. 1915. or write
Mrs. JOHN AMBROSE. Stamford. Conn.
r. y. 20.
BOARDERS wanted for the summer In my
country home, beautifully situated by the
Connecticut River; Americans only Mrs.
DELLA EMMONS, Hgganum. Conn.
n Y. man has accommodations. Dairy.
poultry farm. HUNER, r. d. 4. Danbury.
Conn.
ARCHBOLD MANOR. Campvillc, Conn
Ideal; State road: Berkshire Hills: excel
lent table; S1o.
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PATcHoGUE INN. Patchogue. l.. L.
Homelikc fine table. own garden near
water: Sls-SaO weekly: families specially
catered to.
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BOARD & LODGING WANTED

REFINED. young lady desires single room
and board. with or use of bath In refined
Jewish boarding house. or private family ;
references: state terms. X. =. 0. Box 26l,
I,vansyile Ind.
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Long Island.

yorT can obtain large corner room. ad-
Joining BATH and smaller room with board :
Christian family; most refined surround
ings: my own vegetable garueh' Iruit. ~I. s. :
Ia rye SHADY grounds: three acres: easy dis
tance to bathing. boating. sc: garage on
premises; q call will convince you there IS
nothing better: must have best OF refer
ences. RUBY r. SNEDECOR. Glen Cove.
= v
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HAVE developed process whereby roasted
coffees will keep fresh. also enrich the
flavor. making the coffee more palatable. at
no increased cost; market unlimited; good
margin OF profit: a rare opportunity for
small and large investors; principals only.
219l Herald. $50 Broadway.
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NEW CANAAN, CONN.
| (The Ardsiey) )--Open year round; rooms with
or without bath. Phone Mrs. j. NJ. SILL
MAN. Telephone b92
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. payment $1,000 to
$4,000 required manufacturing staple line
In steady demand; divide profits over $500
weekly. JOHN MARTIN, 101 Wast 42d Ut.
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43 MINUTES from Grand Central: beautiful
grounds tennis, riding. swimming; superb
ouired NINE. MONTALLONf. Union and
| Ca sfle avs. TarrYtoMn. n. y.
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IDEAL resting place; large piazza. large
shady Fairgrounds; elegant rooms; French
cooking: dairy vegetables; chickens from
own farm; Si4 week Phone or address
COLOMBOT. Madison. Conn.
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MAPLE PARK FARM. Box IS. Narrows-
burg. n. VA most desirable resort: Of
fers the advantage of simple. natural living
combined with pure air pure food and home-
| like Environment: Si5. L. KIRSCH.
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! CANAAN In the Berkshires--Large, airy
| rooms substantial home cooking: pleasant.
| quiet surroundings: Christians only SIS per
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
OF Home and Business Needs.

FOR saie-set Alexander Hamilton's books |;
reasonable. Address D 666 Herald. $50
CLOTHING TURNED.
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ROARDERS WANTED.
East Side.

BOARD and rooms. with or without bath
all outside. very light and airy; one OF
finest buildings in city; SIS to $23 weekly
appointment by telephone: Christian owners
Rhlnelander OBS.
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CHESTNUT HILL FARM
/ 100 miles Harlem Railroad. Dutchess coun-
! ty improvements: vegetables. egGs. cream,
milk home comforts; rate SIS. MARTHA
| SMITH. MillprtOn.
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ADIRONDAC DACKS-Private family can accom-
modoae few paying guests; large airy rooms,
twin beds, good food. spacious grounds.
tennis court rates 500 per week. T 1929
Herald. Harlem.
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Vermont.

SUMMER boarders wanted finest home:
best eats: electricity: improvements: ex-
ceptional cool climate, scenery. surroundings.
good fishing; Vermont, near Canadian
border: rates $15 weekly. OWNER, suite
40, World Building. Beekman 6s25.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Maine.

POPHAM BEACH, ME..-Stacey House.
boating. bathing. fishing. sea foods, fine
table. cool. good beds; SIS per week up.
Mrs SARAH s. DRAKE
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ovERCoATs. suits, turned. three daya.
DEUTsCHER. S46 De Kalb av.. Brooklyn.
Prospect S024.
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Connecticut.

BERKSHIRE HILLS.
Lovely old farm: board and room. 500
monthly: modern conveniences; fresh vege-
tables: delightful walks and drives; medicinal
springs and waterfalls. G1ANTLEIGH.
Cornwall Bridge. Connecticut or $40
Columbus.
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GARAGE FOR SALE-Large. modern. brick
garage, completely equipped; excellent busl-
moss: price cut from $4,000 to $4,000 on
account OF Ill health. HUGH J. MCKINLEY.
Nyack. N. ".
The New York herald., 1922-07-09

DRUG STORES. city and suburban, splcn-
did propositions; genuine every way; prices
right terms arranged; see us before you
hug.
CONTINENTAL AGENCY. 1882 Broadway.
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Virginia.

SUMMER boarders wanted on farm: fine
location on State road: beautiful mountain
scenery. Write for particulars Mrs. K. L..
HILTHON. Bradford. VT.
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WOULD accommodate few Christian adults
who are looking for rest In large. COM
Portable farm house: good table; $13 weekly;
easily reached. PINE HILL HOUSE. r.
Winters. Jr.. II. u. 2, Box II. Ghent. N. y.
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DELIGHTFUL accommodations for refinei
people in house directly on ocean; wonder,
fu bathing; tennis, dancing, bridge; reached
by subway or boat In less than hour; chris
tian house; Weekenders.
Telenhone plaza 6J3f.
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CATSKILL MOUNTAINS--High elevation.
good shade farm products. certified milk /;
private home terms. Write W. A. BRUMA-
CHIN. Cornwdllviiic, n. Y.
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OASIS In the pines. paradise on earth.
green grass all around. fruits, berries. 10
when sawed up: chickens: come see II: old
age cause of~selling. Address 2205 Herald.
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QUICK DELIVERY. SENSIBLE SERVICE.
COMPARE OUR PRICES.
Circular Letter Service. 221 Fulton st.
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EXPOSES PLOT
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lacking - taxable resources ~ - 10
unable - function tHe!r s"hols. II -
q highly communicable thing that me
state sh:.i, guarantee 20 every chi'd III
tho state that !. shall have tao ahvan
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greater than the local revenues. some
think Is radically wrong. In two dis
tricts o, Summers county. the state aids
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by local taxation. Naturally. tina: en-
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tiun OK the house ru!"%.
In an Uproar
There followed an hours Lc"A'c "'
| the resolution.
Tn, N-s, roll call came when chair
,r,o Campbell, Of tho rul"s committee
G,."an.lcd the previous question on III"
! resolution. HIS motion was adopted
80 t. ~. Daring tho roll call mem
hcrR found !; necessary to shout :" oc
! heard ~ tie clorH.
! THO resolution was then adopted on
p rising vote. eel 70 l@l, and Chairman
! ForGncy Of the WAYS and means coiN-
ilriti"-. was recognized I" prr%"n; t'H
motion - SUSPEND tac rules and pas"
! The bill. Then ILcre WAS u demand lot
! tho reading Q: the bill, wh'"h required
an hour Before tho dciSte WAS -
sunlcd, there was n controversy over tn,
division If time rs hetwc cen the majority
ard minority.
Opening tho d.ha;c. Chairman Ford
nev explained the bin in dttail ami
CONCLUDED with tho declaration that IN
practically every state wA""e the oonrs
/ had been nut II Il vote II had been
approved by largo majority
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BONUS WINS IN HOUSE
(Corttnusd from PaSs One)

,,,,..,r,!.; - veterans whose adjastc
sc~, % a. 70 ii not exceed 500. an
a aid ;',., - v'..,: v':"r2ns tie "pl'''
Abused s.ryIrA certificates. Win
r.nv.A.ur, .,th"ri2.H; ,"4"* "H
hanks IN Ire .lr,.; tir'r years after
rn>: u...r%c- :. anu hy ~" So'"rn
...-.' it"~,r .t"v; "a: c,:u.n't'." l"
ran fer 90 gears au! - hH', 'A'r
.:..u. ?, a..,'Tr!'y Of tn" aIu".ri -:
t.. adjusted srrv.r" credited ~ the
r.:e a. s. i day cpr G"incst." seT-
,..o and So "a day FOR foreign
s":,.r.. increased ~ % per cen,
p.u: interest a. tho rate oC A.: V-:
cent. compounded annuaN".
Vrrat:vaa! training Sn!d after
January !. l9@2. ~ tho ca,H Or Al.'"
: d.. the total payments not -
cEr"rd. however. i pr- cent OF IN"
adjusted service credit.
Farm and homo R.G. under whi'h
veterans purchase or improve farms
or Ing,cs would b" paid after Ju!y
/ 1879. n sum equal - tac!r ad-
ius;pd service credit. increased ny
- per cent.
Land settlement. under which
lands wnn.d be reclaimed under tho
surerv!Sipc oc p speclal board, and
farm units established for sale TO
:ht. veterans at 4 prico nTcd by mo
hoard ,""s to amount o. the al
ris,ci service credit due tho pun
g. nyc-S
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Watson Assa:ls Bryan

Ti:oGrnuul the day aud again tonight
tho senate galleries were crowded. M
u3uy,!gI attendance Of senator's hear.
he afternoon debate bu: 4 Uuan.u"GH
wSrcc,urrt tina. ru;hinE WAS I" hc drA"
IA, ;uu:Ehts Session Trimmed o.. attend
an"c on tho floor.
The evening session cp"""d VIII an
attack "a tue treaty 10y Senator Watson,
Der. Georgia, who paid his :cSrc"'e I"
William jennings Bryan COY tie - -: u
advocacy uC :atia 'at.Cn.
cit VIII 10 remembered, Scaai"r Wat
son. that Mr.. Bryan opposed IN" span
:4h-N;urrican var and then came - u
SrauGst:Iud manner and offered his Sc
vices to President Mckinley. The Pros
,dcut ,u&dn him i colonel and another
had 20 dr,'l h!:u for =. lln wont !"
Tarnua, wh"rn Ne fought sand ""l E:rS
and moHlu,l"cN IN tho most heroic lnHG
nor, and thcu when peace was n"."c III
"an,c back 10 Was!iinS;cn wearing H.
uniform, and sUrrrcIcd In pcrsutd!ns
enough pCn"crat!c senators - Vote fol
the rar!i treat to rat!f" IL"
At !. J.. N. whom The senate "c"cascd
until noon tomurTUw, the days debate
.aG covered NOR" than nine hours. n
,O- tHc unanimous consent agreement
yo,!nr. N tho rcnd!uE reservations, VIA
out doSatc g - begin as so0n "a toHor
rows session begins.