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The New York herald., 1922-07-19

THE man we want isn't a failure. He
doesn't feel that the world has handed
him a raw deal" nor is he blue about
his future. He is undoubtedly employed
but is looking for broader opportu-
nifty. He is interested in adding his abl-
ity and experience 10 that Of growing.
prosperous and successful organization
where he will receive real recognition
and where he viii not be asked to sell
either his friends or relatives. While we
are youn. results prove that sound busi-
ness principles. practically applied. lead
TO success. II you are the type OF man
who can appreciate these advantages
there IS place in our organization for
you and we win be glad 10 have you
call. We do not require executives nor
branch managers-we do want high grade
statesmen.
G. II. HAIo COMPANY. INC.
Knickerbocker Building. Times Square.
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statesmen. FORD DEALER, /PASSEN-
GER AND COMMERCIAL CARS; SALARY
AND STATE SALARY DESIRED IN YOUR
REPLY. y. s.. box 66e Herald. 2so Bway.
SALESMAN, aggressive hard worker, prefer
one who has had specially or advertising
experience: commission basis. 80 on every
SIS sale; give experience and references. y
i53 Herald, Herald sq.
sAIEsMEN wanted, familiar with radio
10 sell radio parts and sets. liberal COM
Ynieaiou with advances against accepted or
derp. NJ 2oj0 Herald. Herald "a.
sAI.FSNF,N wanted; local work: good pay.
caii after 10 AN. ifth floor, . y. 10th ct
Ask for MIR. Dickson.
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GOvERNESS. French. high class. who
has just arrived In America. 20 act
as mothers helper in first class Amer
lean family to children: English Lam
guage not necessary; must have a lit
tie knowledge of music to assist chill
dren with their practice work; girl
must be willing to assist with cham
berwork: people now in Stamford.
Conn. for the summer; permanent
residence Montclair. ~. j.: only well
educated. high class girl need apply;
wages $50 month; reference required.
: Address A. l.. Burbank. Southfield
Point. Stamford. Conn. Phone 1891
Stamford.
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For Sale.

OWNER retiring viii sell up-to-date thir-
teen room roadhouse with III acres ground
on main road including gas and oil busi-
ness selling 10000 gallons of gas and 40
barrels of oil weekly: also Ice cream, candy.
ance to suit. OLDHAM & OLDHAM. 20Ss
Richmond Terrace. S. /. Phone Port Rich
modn 2720.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WANTED FOR SERVICE ON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILWAY AT WAGES
AUTHORIZED BY THE UNITED
STATES RAILWAY LABOR BOARD.
MAcHIHIsrs. BoHERMAKERs.
BLAcKssnTHs. SHEET METAL.
WORKERS. COACH CARPENTERS.
CAR REPA1RERs. ELECTRICIANS.
wELDERs; TRANSPORTATION
FURNISHED. FOR PARTICULARS
WRITE D. w. MORRISON. suPERIN-
TENDENT OF EMPLOYMENT.
GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. ST.
PAUL. MINI. i,
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MAN WANTED.
A hard working. clean living man over 30
preferred. who is seeking position which
win produce large earnings for earnest ef-
forts requirements. honesty. perseverance.
willingness to learn. and clean appearance;
no other need apply. Suite 1910. 20 West
43d st.
MAN for responsible clerical position in
office of manufacturing company, about %
years OF age salary S25 per week. Box A.,
292. 1850 Broadway.
MARINE MACHINISTS. Apply at once
II. North River New York city.
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INTENTIONAL new doll game for amuse-
ment places; cash and royalty. Write CHR
CHRISTENSEN, 135 Locust av., Rye. N.
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WANTED By THE
CHESAPEAKE q OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY
FOLLOWING RAILROAD ME-
CHANIcs AND HELPERS AT
THE RATES OF PAY Es-
TABLIsHEp BY THE UNITED
STATES RAILROAD LABOR
~ BOARD:
vENTY CENTS PER
HoUR-MACHINIsTS. BOILER
MAKERS, BLACKsMITHs.
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
ELECTRICAL oRKBRs
AND PASSENGER CAR RE-
PAIRERs.
srxrY-THREE CENTS PER
HoUR-FREIGHT CAR RE-
PAIRERs.
roRrY-sEv GENTS PER
HoUR--HELPERs IN ALL
TRADES.
Men who have had some experience
in mechanical work. also young men
for helpers to be placed under In
structions. will be advanced TO POSI-
tions carrying higher rate of pay as
they become efficient.
In accordance with resolutions IS
sued by the United States Railroad
Labor Board. July third. and ap-
proved by the President in his procla-
nation of July eleventh. rev men ac-
cepting employment are within their
rights and are not strikebreakers.
and have the moral as well as legal
right to engage in railroad service.
and will have protection of every
branch of Government. both State
and National.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

ATTRACTIVE new house. every oonvsnience.
baths running water, largo porchess
valet service minutes from, ferry. a62
81 Marks Place.
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SALFsMTN. High class city and cut
of town Representatives for corpora
tion must speak English and Ger
man. Apply 20 Room 40i, 300 Madi-
son av., New York. or write. telling
your qualifications; references re-
auired.
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FOR RENT.

CADILLAC cars for rent by ne hour. day,
week, month. high class service; reason
able rates. LOTOS AUTO RENTING CO.,
iis West Seth ~. Circle 0osi.
COLE new passenger touring. 80 hour,
reasonable rates trips. Columbus 1900.
PIERCE ARROW, by day, week or month :
reasonable rates ACME AUTO SERVICE,
10 w. Seth. Circle 2e23.
TWIN ak landauiet Packard 60 anywhere.
owner drives. ToALETE. $40 Schuyler.
Money 70 loan Automobiles.
MONEY loaned on automobiles while IN your
possession, strictly confidential. Circle os2I.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

ROLLS-ROYCE. special body. extr.r.iv
smart, four passenger car, perfect condl-
ton very reasonable. MAJESTIC GARAGE
2i5 w s4th 81.
STEVENS, 4 passenger sport. used little.
new tires. sacrifice $3.50. Morningsiie 4idi.
STUTZ 1919 roadster. newly painted, new
top. wind protectors. ak Silvertown cords:
an excellent buy. Phone Beekman 63f6
WlLLYS, 9 cylinder sedan, practically new,
absolutely mechanically perfect. SPRING
field body sacrifice $6T5. OWNER, 2ls
Terrace av., ". J. Tel. Hasbrouck Heights
154W
Automobiles Wanted.
AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANpoRB
AUTO CO.. f73e Broadway. Circle 24T0.
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BECOME A
TRAFFIC MANAGER

II you know rates. routing, handling OF
claims. &c, you can go TO your employer and
show him how TO save thousands OF dollars
every year: everywhere to-day vast amounts
are being wasted through a lack OF traffis
edge and with Il create position for your
self that viii bring you quick and sure
financial success.
Conditions point TO an enormously IN
creasing demand for traffic experts within
the next six months: salaries will range from
$1,000 TO s12. 900 a year.
system has been devised by q group of
traffic specialists TO fit men for this growing
need.
Find out about II. Call for informattsp or
write for booklet.
LA SALE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY,
ia West 42d ST.. New York.
Bryant $500.
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OFFICE assistant with knowledge stenog-
raphy, possessing initiative and common
sense, 10 learn business for advancement.
Chas. Warner Co.. is r. 41st st
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HELP WANTED-Male.
statesmen TO SELL

Statesmen TO SELL
DIVIDEND PAYING SECURITY.
Three statesmen wanted 20 call only on In
terested parties who have written In for In
formation regarding dividend paying COM
pany. Last dividend three times larger than
first dividend paid only nine months pre-
yiously. Plenty OF leads furnished. r. @.
Cropper, Johnson Hopkins Co., 396 9Th av.
statesmen.
II you are tired OF having doors slammed
In your face trying to sell something people
don't want. connect with Wise-McClung Mfg.
Co. and sell something they want. You can
make a good living at the start. This Is a
new organization with unlimited chsnces for
advancement. Call 635 Fulton ST. Bklyn.
SECURITY Statesmen
with clientele can make advantageous con-
nections: commission only. Call Mr.. Snow.
Vanderbilt 74T6.
SECURITY SALESAfAN-Have opening for
1.-Two wire telephone salesman In unlisted
department. Call suite 616 80 Church st..
city.
STOCK CLERK, assistant. and counterman.
Christian. a. ID. briggs, Inc. 160 East
56th St
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FOR Miscellaneous.
Furniture.
HOUSEKEEPING, rooms. piano, $50:
rent st3; possession. HORTON. 143 w.
30th st.
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MEN WANTED.
Applications will be received for
MACHYNIsrs. BoILERMAKERs.
BLACKsAITHs.
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
ELECTRICIANS. PAINTERS.
CARMEN. WOODEN AND STEEL
CAR REPAmERs.
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
SHOPS. RALEIGH. N. c.
Apply At once TO
s. p. MURDOCH.
f42 West 42d ST.,
New York. N. Y.
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REAL ESTATE CORPORATION DESIRES
SUPERVISING ENGINEER
10 take charge OF the operation and main
tenance OF commercial properties; mo
chancai and electrical knowledge and
executive ability are essential. Mail full
particulars as to past connections. ex-
pc -ence, references and salary required.
Confidential. o 100 Herald. $50 B'way.
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YOUNG MEN, SINGLE.
We require several young men %
good personality and wit1 reasonable
education to be trained in
TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFICE
INSTALLATION WORK.
Tho work Is light. clean and highly
interesting 10 young men of the best
types no previous mechanical expert
ence necessary.
Those who are ambitious to assume
supervisory responsibilities will find
ample opportunities for development.
Call.
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO.. INC.
INSTALLATION TRAINING SCHOOL,
135 WEST lTTH ST. NEW YORK.
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GIRL, young. married preferred. to work in
unusual and refined lunchroom from IL
TIL 2; Christian. Apply TO IL. l6i Pearl
st. (near Wall ST..
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HELP WANTED-Female.

DESIGNER AND coI1oRIs1
on applique hangings and drapery for
show windows: some knowledge OF ins
terror decorating. Call Thursday, be-
tween 12 and I. Mr.. Winocour. Hotel
Commodore.
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YOUNG man wanted. 1s to 20 years. to as
sist in packing and shipping departments;
state age, experience and salary desired.
NJ al9 Herald. 2so Broadway.
YOUNG unmarried man who thoroughly
understands hunters and can drive car:
must be generally useful on place: references
required. Canoe Hill Farm, Mlllbrook, N. Y.
YOUNG man not over II as clerk In bank:
preliminary experience preferred. state
qualification and salary expected. . 6s7
Herald, 280 Broadway.
YOUNG man or boy wanted for country and
town for home and pantry work: must
have good reference. Y 1892 Herald
YOUNG man, Christian, work In hat de-
partment large wholesale dry goods house.
Write P. A.. $50 Presbyterian Building.
YOUNG man. II. TO 80 TO England with IA
ther: passport ready. "a East 10th st.
Employment Asency-Domestic.
GARDENER and cook. $50: lady's maid,
s65; second cook, $50; kitchenmaid, sos.
Anderson's Agency. so4 Lexington av.. N. Y.
GOOD places for good couples.
Wettler's Agency. 20 West s3d at.
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nm FORT COMFORT INN. Piermont-on-
Hudson, N. Y. % miles from New YORK.
IDEAL summer and winter resort.' '30 bedrooms;
week nm: amusemcnts, golf. tennis. bathing.
boating, billiards. bowling. dancing pavilion.
Tel. 115 Piermont.
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WANTED By THE
CHESAPEAKE a OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY
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SITUATIONS wAN1ED-Mals.

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. IL years expert
ence on Pierce. Packard. Cunningham cars.
wishes position with private family: best or
references. Andrus Kosier, 413 East slst St.
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SELECT CoLoRED DOMESTIC WORKERS.
honest, punctual, reliable. THE WORKERS
EXCHANGE. Americas Largest Agency for
Colored Help, 2295 7th av. and 135th st.
Phones: MORNINGsIDE 2186-5195.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. day workers.. colored
cooks: houseworkers, laundresses, couples,
Mattresses, operators, housemen. 165 w.
131st. Morningside b675.
DOMESTIC help. Brennan Agency, 695 Mad
ison av. (62d STU. Rhinelander 04O0.
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Long Island.

PATcHoGUE INN. Patchosue. L. L.
Homelike, fine table. own garden; near
water: S1s-s20 weekly; families specially
catered to.
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was enjoyed by all Among those present
wore. Mcs1Hmes Charles knirtnfchild q
W. uesnn. Edgar Anderson r. /. SUN.
van Hugo Helms. u W Kelly Z. T.
cline. Fred bortle, J. L. Bowman aud l.
10 Henley.
Tho young people Of the Mc,hodist
church gave an putertairment Tuestay
evening al the Mcthudisi church ln nom
ur az Norman Galloway who leaves Fri-
day evening for Chicago where he viii
enter the Moody institute 10 prepare him
present TO enjoy the following prsgrarn
Trio ty Mechanics See and Andefs.n and
Miss Wolff. reading hy Beulah Eldridrc:
rrte representing words first Harley
Swan lying on tho floor holding =
flower representative % com.
pound noun swans Dawn Fllur.' to.
bort Robinson -uppins from = glass par
Ncntui"ls posing repreaentativ8 ~ n
verb "suppose, 90 Norman and Lawrence
galloway aud Reyoronds yhomIz.n aud
lurh descending some steps. repres"rth.
ana outdoor games. retrcshuents ~ ice
'i-t" -"i .---. rh",i ;-ir vy norman
Galloway.
Mrs y. ~ L,gh,ucr entertained Ft'.
iay eticlno.n with q o'clock dnnet for
Tho dinner was served In tour caurstr.
the ftsi course consisting nt pineapple Gee
/ seoani course . plate iuurh with curry
prArhes thltd Cours, Waldorf salad with
eHltnd waters. and fourth cnurae ired
watermelon After tho enjoyment ~ his
elaborate spread nc game of auction
tables participating. Mrs. l. =. Fowler
Isiuade htRh scurt and was rr-s-=s-. ..t;,,
~ hand painted perfume holdet Mrs.
Frank Reed made SECOND high and was
Mrs West received hand painted rosa
lar. Tho afternoon wsa truly an enioyable
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CIsromnre for a short time Friday morn
Ing.
Misses Mary Davis Mn snd Elisabeth
MN Of Ninlta, passed through Claremore
Thursday On their way to Tulsa fof "
visit
Miss Ruth fIpVin went to Wagner
wednesday mornIns TO attend a mi Rcta
~ party at the home ot Miss rhelma
Todd.
Mrs. Helen Montgomery 81 Ponca city
spent "wednesday in Ciatemore with
fflend, sho has secured employment ct
that place.
past week In the CITY with her mother.
Mts a. l.. MlnNafd and sister Mrs. "
~. Lightuer
Mr. and Mrs Opio ncatdeu of okemah.
returned Co their home Wednesday after
. shurt visit IN the city with Doctor and
Mrs W D. Wolfe
Mlss Gertrude Linn Of Tulsa II guest
OF friends M tlnrVmorc She was thu guest
~ honor Al slumhct party siven by Miss
Ne,ercud Mansfield gastof ~ the Rap
tist church. united IN marriage on August
10, Harold Mitchell Of Tulsa ami Miss
Alta Wial"y ~ Val"
Miss GLADYS Meredith tetufngd to hct
weeks visit In tho city with her sister
| MIs. Harvey h'uum.
Mr. ana MIS- u. \, Vincent enjoyed =
visit last week from their sister IN law
turned TO her home saturday
Doctor and Mrs L.. u. Henley had aa
| their sunday guests nr. J. NJ MateuHEo
| ana judge Wymcr Wolfe-oito tsocdaHn
Mr.. ana Mrs. J, D.. Long arc enioying a
v'tit from Mrs. N1lUc Markham " WHruei
MI. and Mrs NrufEr Nlncout and NiHi
Lena Martin of Foyll spent Tuesday iu
tho city.
turned 10 their home In Phocnis. Aria
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snd Murle Cline are on an outing trip
Mrs William witicy spent last thurs.
day IN Sapulpa with her husband who 10
Mrs. Earl Riley ~ Colllnsville spent
Wednesday M claremore doins some shop
ping ana vlsitlug friends
Mrs. l.. G, HaEENrd returned last Thurs
day from an extended visit Go friends In
Colorado and California.
Mrs E. " iJehtner entertained with
luncheon Friday afternoon IN honor of
her sister Mrs. Ten West
Mr.. ard Mrs u u. Francis o. urlstow
spent the titsi NJ the week with Mi and
br and Mrs A =. Hawkins OF Monett.
No spent tho ir't Of tho week NJ the
Mr.. ana Mrs Waiter Burgess and chn-
drrn returned saturday from two weeks
stsy AT SpRyinsw
Miss vorA sewatd has returned from
two months visit with relatives In
Fort worth. Texas
Mr. and Mrs !. g Mccormick returned
the first oi the week from visit to
points In the east
7 Mrs M n. itatrisor and Mis- Vara
| SEWARD motorcd 20 Tulsa Tuesday ana
! spent the afternoon.
Doctor and Mrs l. a. Henley enjoyed
visit this wesh from. his nephew. Reed
/ Parker ot Ciovis N NJ.
Misses Alice Jackson and May nutef
Of luola we're the gucsJs of Miss GLADYS
Cook over saturday niFnt
Mrs I. NJ Uruokshirs and daughter
Mildred returned the nrst of the week
from a visit atChetopn Kan
| Miss Gertrude Linn of Tulsa spent the
| past week with Claremore friends. beins
| tho guest OF Miss Lula Robinson
Mrs. A. ~. Nell % Ramona aud Mrs
| Jake Baum Of SdiHiunk wore guests NJ
/ Mr and Mrs NJ Haas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Oppenheimer ~ Tulsa
spent the week end with her grandparents
hr and Mrs. ". S. Burgess
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Boyd are visiting
/ at Aurora, Neosho ana Springfield, Mo.
| they report . Pheasant time.
Mr., and Mrs Arden Mcconnell OF
week with friends In tho city,
MIR and Mrs Glenn Bcrryhill of osceula,
/ Mo. are spending few days In tho city
with Mr.. and Mrs. Theo norryhlu
| Florence and Louise, spent the past weeh
/ with friends az Fort Gibson,
>sfiss Annabell Williams went 20 Okla
| homa city Saturday for a few days vlsii
| with relatives and friends.
Mrs. W. y. Lane ana daughter Gazelle
| spent n part Of Inst week with her dHugh-
| ter Mrs. g. l., Goodnlo of Tulsa.
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Harnhsrt ana chil
| dren motorcd TO Missouri the first OF the
| week Tor visit with relatives.
Miss wlunltrcd Jcnnlng. has been en-.
| ployed TO teach IN the schools at Flag
staff Aris. the coming school year.
| Mr. and Mrs J C. Reslcr Mr. and Mrs
| A. T. Chnllburg and Franz Cuttcnbutp
spent sunday At Sand Syringe park.
| Mrs. Walter Davis accompanied by Mrs
| Luther Il. ThompHon Of kiofcr are on q
| fishing trip among tho pzarks
Miss Evelyn Hopkins returned 20 hci
| home at Begga sunday after two weeks
| visit with Mr and Mrs. W. y Wolfe.
| Misses olive and Grace Acton hnvs
! returned from tho eastern markets wher,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Swineshurgcr nj
| Oklahoma city visited with friends ir
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CIARENIONE.

Mr.. and Mrs, wymer Wolfe spent Fri
day in Tulsa,
After the bridge game dainty refresh
monts were served.
Mrs. Nora Davis and children spent the
week send with friends at Alluwee.
Mrs. y. s. Storey II visiting her son
Erston and family at Carthage. Mo.
Mr. and Mrs w. r. Johnston have re-
turned from a trip tn Rochester. MINI.
Mrs. @, u. Davis and daughter Mary
Ella visited friends In Tulsa Monday,
Miss Annabell Williams Is spending the
week with relatives In Oklahoma city.
Mrs. r. s. Liggett and daughter Sarah
went to Tulsa Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Gertrude Bass OF Ramona spent
Wednesday IN the city visiting friends.
Mrs Lawrence MehT entertained
wednesday afternoon with n luncheon.
Quite a number from Ciaremore attend
ed the big revival at Foyil last sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Bourke II. Bayless are
on vacation trip TO Spavinaw this week.
Mr.. md Mrs. Earl Berryhill returned
Tuesday night from visit TO Belle Vista,
ArE, - .
Mr.. and Mrs, Spec Lsndrum OF Webb
city, Mo. are visiting relatives In the
city.
Misse, Ina and Pauline Mayes spent The
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city on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Tom Dean.
Mrs. Il. T.. Eskew has returned TO her
homo In Tichumingo, after visit with
Claremore friends,
Mrs. Lydia Rumsey Of CRtoosa, spent
the past week with Mrs. Mary Richard
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe l.. Gihb- and son.
Scott lett last week on a hunting trip to
points in Canada.
captain and Mrs. I. Il. Frost Of Tusn
visited Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed Sanders north
OF. tho city sunday.
Mrs. J. W Bishop and daughter. Eloiss
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the slightest prqvocation so that by
no chance could he invoke the an
Cient Median law
Are you quite sure he wasn't de-
fending himsclf?" Judge Graham
asked.
Il never laid n hand on him" re-
Piled Mrs, Kingsley,
well" the momentous decision
was coming, the open season for
wife beating Is closed and always
will be closed.
Anybody who thinks n two-dollar
license gives him the privilege OF
smacking his wife at will. is all
wrong" Graham continued.
"The divorce is granted and Il
will cost Kingsley just $50 for each
of the six times his wife testified ho
smackcd her with his hands instead
| OF his lips"
Mrs Kingsley left the courtroom
with her divorce and s200
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COnway-BrOun School

VIII reopen for registration Monday September 1S;
classes will begin September 49,
The work of the school includes the following de-
partments: kindergarten, Primary, intermediate
and Academic, also Music Art, Dancing and Ex-
preston.
The instructors selected from the best universi-
ties and colleges and specialists in their work.
For further information and catalogues call Usage
1852 or Usage 5099.
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BY Central Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 26.-An
eye for an eye ana a tooth for a
tooth may have been the law Of the
Medes and the Persans, but It isn't
the law of Judge Thomas +.
Graham in superior. court here.
Fifty dollars a smack" That's
the new law OF the Grahams and
Frisco.
The ancient law went by the
boards In court here when Mrs
Mary Kinsley charged that her hus-
band, Joseph, had struck her six
times The case came to trial be-
fore Graham.
Mrs. Kingsley was seeking n di.
vorce. She testified that's her hus-
band had abused her at divers
times: that he had beaten her.
On one occasion, she testified, he
| struck her six times and without
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weekend with relatives In tho osage
country.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Draper spent Fri
day in Okmugee visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mr. II. A. Patton announce
the arrival Of new son at their home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Lipe and Misses
Doris and Mildred Smith spent Tuesday
In Tulsa.
Miss Susie Gott OF Muskogee IL visiting
at the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Gott
this week.
Mrs Lon Jordan OF Stroud IL IN the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
YOUNG WOMAN QUITS
HOME IN YORK COUNTY
Leaves Note to Relatives Tell.
ing Them Not to
Seek Her.
LSpeclal 70 Tho Timcs.Dispatch.1

NORFOLK. VA. July Is.-Leaving
yves not TO try 20 ind her, and
ptatinE that she would return some
Gay. Miss Bernice Dawson. % years
Old OF SeafOrd. York County. Va.
went away from the home of her
aister. Miss Elsie Dawson. In New
port News. last Wednesday morning.
she mas not been seen or heard from
since.
Her mother and sister are pros
trated' and the father, j. w. Daw-
SON. is making every effort to locate
his daughter. II is said she had
been Respondent for some time.
Mr.. Dawson and Miss Elsie Daw-
son. called at the bureau OF missing
persons in the detective bureau at
headquarters. and requested assist
ance in ascertaining news of the
whereabouts OF his daughter. lie
said sh" had been visiting her sis-
ter in Newport News for week. and
suddenly left ther. Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock. The note was found
'by Miss Elsie Dawson later in the
day, and she Immediately notified her
father In S.aford. Mr.. Dawson came
direct to Newport News. and from
there TO Norfolk. where he called
on the police
scribed as being 1--WE feet. six inches
in height, weight l35 pounds, has
brown hair and eyes, and when last
seen wore large black hat, tan
cape coat and brown blouse