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New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
City Island

Round South-Rosalind lBr), ST Johnr,
\ II. and Halifax for New York; to Bowring
{. Co with l25 pass and mdse; Korefiord
(Nor), Walton for New York with plaster
tBr), County Harbor for New York with
lumber TO J Booth; Jessy and Alice
tBrl, Sackville for New York with un-
Co; Gladys M Taylor. Windsor, N g. 70,
Newburgh with plaster to Higginson Mfg
Co; Daniel Tompkins. Greenwich for New
York.
sailed-schrs Minas Princess (Br) (froln
New York;. st John; Whitebelle (Br)
from New York;. Point Wolfe: Beryl III
Corkum (Hr) from New York;, Yarmouth
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Sailed Yesterday

Maple. Philadelphia; Eastern Dawn,
d'Oran tsp>, Casa Blanca via Philadelphia;
Neponset, Los Angeles via Philadelphia;
Ansaldo VIII UD. Genoa via Philadelphia;
st Anthony, Baltimore: Santa Luisa,
Ca1lao; Grande Gaarde (Norl, Yokohama
via Norfolk: Arapahoe, Jacksonville Bay
ern tGer), Hamburg Skionstjord (Nor),
Bergen; City of st Louis, Savannah; Dry
den. New Orleans; Marengo (Br), Hail;
Oscar H. Copenhagen; Trafalgar (Nor),
Miramicht; Camoens tBr), Para. Cearas
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
October Supplies Record for
Ships through Panama Canal

From This Trfbuae's Tashtao.o. SureaD
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-More ships
passed through the Panama Canal in
October than during any previous
month, the War Department was ad-
Nised to-day in q eablegram from Gov
e.rnor Morrow The collections amount
I'D to si,255,52o,15 from the 2a9 ships
WHICH were transitsd through the
sgsterway. The tolls for the laat four
months average sI,106,2s0.62, as COM
pared with the previous high month,
aiareh, 1921, when the tolls amounted
to si,f05, ,566Ie.
During the last six months 1918
commercial vessels passed through the
cnnal,. paying a totA Of SS,373,39s.6e
in tolls. 80
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Dartmouth Will Find Out
''What College Men Do''
200 Students to Keep Diaries
for Week to Show How
They Pass Their Time

HANOVER, N. H., Nov. 2.--In an ef-
fort to determine how Dartmouth un-
dergraduates pass their time, 200 rep
resentative students are to keep diaries
for one week, recording the activities
Of each day in fifteen minute periods.
The Investigation, which will be con-
Quoted by "The Dartmouth" the stu
dent newspaper, is to determine the
typical undergraduate day, and how
the memmbers of the four classes uti-
lize their time.
When the record is complete the
journals will be turned over to the
school Of business, which will resolve
them int ostatistics.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Optometrists Seek $I,OOO,OOO
Foundation for Research

soUTHBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 2.-At
conference here to-day of represen.
tativcs Of 10000 optometrists, plans
were made whereby the American
Optometric Association will launch a
nationwide campaign through their
organizations in every state for
s1,000,000 foundation to be used in
fostering research in the correction of
eye strain, and endowing scholarships
in optometry in the various uniyersi-
ties of the country.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Fire Record

a. NJ. LOSS
9:4o-as livingston ST.; Sam sanarize.
Unknown
s:45--43 w. SD ST.; H J. Haznor
s:55--s4s w 5oth st.; Anna F. Miller.
1o:3o-1a w. a7th ST.; Moon Co. Unknown
11:30--1Tsth st. and La Fontaine av.,
the Bronx; frame building Unknown
12:3o--542 Il. Sad st; John Kuhn. .Trihing
12 26--736S e. 167th ST., the Bronx. None
3:06-l2l Bank ST.; unknown. Unknown
$4,000 ST. AIMS av, tho Bronx:
unknown. ................ Unknown
9:06Houston and Crosby sts; auto
tank, John Dolto. Unknown
1:ao-s7o Washington ST.. Mary Mich
14o-is E. $50 st: Edward Marsolisa Tssh'ns
2:oo--l5s Ludlow st.: unknown. Unknown
l:46--l4o Park place; Auto. Joseph
3:l5-so2 Columbus av.: Margaret
a:sS-sao W. iisth st. Anna Morria nnkn0v"
s:so--sls W. 14sd St; W. Ramsey. u
5:S5-1752 Park av.; Raven Paper Co.
6:1o-5ss 10th av. auto, N. NJ. o'Brien.
e35--is1 w. 1osth ST. rubbish. un-
hnoWn. .............. Unknown
7:oo-4S9 Manhattan av.; Joseph Rich.
,,o Unknown
the Bronx: Grinbass Weisman
Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Marine Disasters

VICTORIA, 3 c, Nov 2-Salvage str
Algertne (Br) has reached scene OF wreck
Of Caerrero (Mex) ashore near Mazatlan
Mexico, previously reported; Is lnping
water out OF holds.
VANCOUVER. B C, Nov 2--Tug Massett
tBr) lost tow of two log rats, which went
ashore and were broken up on Boniila
Island; tugs rudder carried away; loss
estimated at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03


Rogers e. Webb, of Boston, announce
the resumption next month of their
winter service from Boston and Port
land to Antwerp, Rotterdam and Ham
burg. The company has opened it's
own offices at Portland, Me. After the
sailing Of the Deuel. from Montreal
Novmber 21 the line will transfer its
operations to the two New England
ports. The Shasta will sail from Bos-
ton December 2 and from Portland
December 8 for Rotterdam and Ham.
burg, This steamer will be followed
by the West Kebar from Boston De-
cember i6 and from, Portland December
% for Hamburg and Antwerp.
The committee on seagoing personnel
of the American Steamship Owners
association met yesterday at II Broad
way TO decide on the use of continuous
discharge books. Ten thousand will be
distributed at once to member COM
panies. Similar books have been in
on the Great Lakes and on British
vessels in all parts of the world.
The Williams Steamship COMPANY
announced yesterday the establishment
of q fortnightly service between North
Atlantic and Pacific ports, compared
with its present sailings every seven
teen or eighteen days. The steamer
Evelyn has been chartered, which will
leave Baltimore on November is, Phil
adelphia November 1s and New York
November %. The vessel will be pre-
ceded by the motorship Kennecott and
will be followed by the Willhilo.
In response to the invitation Of
Secretary Hoover to the Maritime AS
sociation of the Port or New York to
appoint delegates to the conference on
Standardization of shipbuilding equip
mens to be held at the Grand Central
Palace on November /, Henry M.
Wesson, marine superintendent of the
United American Lines, and James H.
Davidson, viee-president Of the Staten
Island Shipbuilding Company, have
been appointed, by President Charles
IL. Potter to represent the association.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE.-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
sail To-day
Vessel Port Sail Pier
Cathlainet. Teneriffe. PM. a7. B'klyn
Morro Castle. Vera Cruz, l2 M. ...la. e II
stavangorfjord. Bergen. IL n
Alvarsdo. Buen.ven.ura, 1s Ssia M'ts. 81. sfiys
Munargo. Nassau. 10 M............e. E II
Bogota. Kingston. . PM. .........A4, N r
Sail Tomorrow
Olympic Southampton, 10 AM. ..,.ss. r
Cedric. Liverpool. la so. n
Lapiand. Antwerp, "a aM........,...6 80. N II
President Fillmore. Bremen. 10 AM.
Rotterdam. Rotterdam. IL AM.
oropesa, Hamburg. 10 AM. ...,....Ss. n r
McKsesport. Havre. 10 M......s. II. boken
Occur d'Alene. Constantinoplc. PM.
vandyck. Buenos Ayres, 9 PM.15. HoboIen
Esseeuibo, Valparaiso. II AM AZ, N r
esssine eeisn ers,oss $, {shag i AM
Inca, Turks Isle. 10 Nj. "a, B'kiyn
Edith, San Juan. IL M..........a4, B'klyn
Raans. RRhiiaaelPhia, po1t fHas cHHraeao 1s M sfiyn
Fort Victoria. Bermuda, ii AM s6, n r
kkuRssfjeli kaRsaceii s, San 1pominso IL NJ. 75
nnsaHss saEaisna Sassau San rra1s''sS nklyn
San Pablo. Kingston, ls NJ. .......1S. e n
Sail Monday
Sierra Nevada, Bremen, PM
9Th at. Hoboken
McKeesport, Dunkirk. 1e M....s, Hoboken
West Eldara. Bordeaux, 3 Pm. o. Hoboken
Texan, Seattle. 1 PM. 6. Bush d. B'kiyn
Sail Tuesday
Msurstanta. Southampton. 10 AM. .54. N r
Schodack. Rotterdam. 12 NJ. ...2. Hoboken
Sail Wednesday
President Van Buren,. Queenstown, IL NJ
5, Eoboken
Argus. Antwerp. 12 NJ 3, Army Base, b kiyn
Corfe Castle. Cape Town. 3 PM. .38, B'klyn
Sark Buenos Ayres 10 M....2S, BAlyn
Mayaro. Trinidad. 1 PM........24. B'klyn
Fort st George Bermuda. IL AM. So N r
Thorgsrd. Tampico. II AM. 0, f r
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Departures

ANTWERP. Nov l--Naperlan tBr,. sos-
MIpDLBsBoRouGH, Nov 1--Am.r.,oor,
(Dt). Philadelphia -
LE1TH, Nov 2-Cairndhu tBr). MontYsai
RgaaAn1LA: Oct aS-clontarf. Nsw York
lfTom Hongkongl, San Francisco. Az,
Bessie Dollar (Br), Vancouver. '.'
Port ,sWETTENHAM. Oct so-M 6
CALCUTTA. Oct 31--Luceric fRr, pa..
ton and New York. ooS'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
North of Sandy Hook Moderate vari-
able becoming southwest and west,
cloudy.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--- Moderate
westerly; fair.
Gnif---eientIe variable, mostly easterly:
fasr.
West tsuif--Moderate east and southeast
generally taiI
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage
Moderate winds. mostly easteriy, fair.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Vessels Sold

Arcade. gasoline screw. tons; sold by
Alexander Simpson to william r Schnable
and Herbert 7 Schnable for 81 and other
considerations.
Massasoit, gasoline screw, SO tons: sold
by Chesebro Bros to Oscar Hall for 81 and
other considerations
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Freigla: Ships Due
Due To-da.

Due T0-uay
Vessel Fort as.nr~
reieus 3se Yohohama. Sept IA. !. BootS CO
west saginaw. Las Paimas, Oct IL
Eastern Dawn. Rotterdam. Oct IL. g pun
Black Diamond Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03
Shipping Notes

Fred B. Dalzell & Co. announce the
purchase of the tug Helmsman, which
will be renamed the Dalzellea and will
Immediately be placed in operation
with the fleet operated by this com
pany.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

w. j. Love, w. B. Kane and Joseph
z. Sheedy, Shipping Board officials who
Were in New York yesterday, returned
in the afternoon to Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-03

NoTE.--Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
sail To-day
Evening star., 1922-09-03
MARSHALL BUSINESS
RROk Frs

our endesyor is to list worth-wh places AZ
right prices. We eliminate dead list. u
yor want TO sell aid your price is right. proht
by having your place on our exclusive list
well established office and sound financial
Stasdine have much TO do with the success OF
your sale Inspect the following:
Boarding and rooning house near 18th and
G ste; large income; price. s2,oS
Boarding and rooming house. near 10th and
!. sts.: sent. SIS: price. &l,soo
Roominr house. II rooms: rent, $40; nicr
home well as paying business price. $500.
Roomins house. IS rooms. near 10th and
Eye sts. NV. Price. $1,:5o
Ro,ning house, rooms: furniture good
new; low rent: house in good condition: price
Rooming house. near Capitol rent, $50:
owner will sacrifice for $50.
Iunehroom. close to Union station and city
post Office. 4-year lease receipts no" ABOUT
$l0O per day; price. $500.
above: close to govt, bidgs.: will sicrince ~
sold this week
speciaI-Restsurant uptown: transient locs-
tunity for lady; price. $1,000
Cigars. news and mseaI!pss: one Of the
$500 per week: price right
Cigars and confectionery on 9th St; one liv-
ing room; price. $500.
Hotel Penna. ave-: 40 rooms: we'll furnish
I'd: hwh.. electricity; less than half price
at 81 500.
Tailor shop. dyeing and cleaning: one Of best
located shops in city for price; steam pressinS
machine and other equipment; rent. SIS; ASK
ing 1915; worth 81 zoo.
Millinery business, catering to the better
class apartments above. owner going tn
Canada, will sacri6ce.
Beauty psriors, well established and equip
ped and furnished: price. &l,450.
Aato repair shop: space for cars: low rent;
sacrince, 1915.
News, magazines snd candy stand In large
Ahce buildilg; price. $3.50
MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS,
92o N. Y. Ave.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
NO Dull TIMES IN
THE FOOD BUSINESS.

People must eat and this makes the selling
Of Federal pure food products the surest and
safest business in the world today: you can
year; We furnish all the capital necessary for
the expansion OF your business and supply you
with complete free course In saesmanship.
TO everybody in your territory. free advertis-
ing circulars and cook books containing your
name and address distributor. We
also print your name and address packages.
without charge. so that you get the benefit of
thousands Of dollars worth OF repeat or
may be returned under the terms Of
our liberal guarantee; write at once
for our success guaranteed plan and COM
plete details on how to become our exclusive
distributer. Federal Pure Food Company. 2307
Archer ave. Chicago, Ill. References: Any
hank. express or railroad company
camille sgency in America. Established since
1895.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

HOTEL POSITIONS.
Nationwide demand for ambitious men and
women.
WE PLACED $3.50 "LEWIS
TRAINED" men and women in
contact with good hotel, club and
tearoom positions in the past
twelve months.
Over 800 hotels now building in the United
States. Right here in Washington there are
two big hotels under construction and two
more ready 10 break ground. TO say nothing
Of dozens Of apartment hotels. These will
have combined, over 5000 rooms and will en-
ploy over 5000 men and women.
Prepare now. Be ready to fill
a position in this rich, uncrowded
field of big opportunities.
dents employed by hotel men everywhere.
Our advisory board IL made up of over 100
leading hotel men in the United States. such as
oscar" The Waldorf: Z. II. Tierney. pres.
American Hotel Association; Frank Dudley.
United Hotel. Company Of America; z. c.
Coleman. st. Francis; Eugene Eppley. 'Eppley
Chain Of hotels: and hundreds Of others.
When you enroll you are given q free life
membership in our National Employment
Bureau.
You are cordially invited to our FREE
LECTURES.
Special class now forming
Call, phone or write for free book. Your
Big Opportunity" Open . am. to & pm.
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOLS.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
WAREHOUSE CLERK.

WAREHOUSE CLERK. +
The Hecht Co. requires the
services of a man to take charge
of warehouse record; one who
has had some furniture expert
ence preferred; must be able to
write legibly. Apply Superin-
tendent, The Heeht Co., 7th ct.
at F.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

MAIL ORDER, CLERK.
The Hecht Co., requires the
services of a thoroughly expert
enced typist for their mail and
phone order department; must
be able to handle correspond
ence; one with some shopping
experience preferred. Apply.
Superintendent, The Hecht Co.,
9TH st. at. +.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

YOUNG MAN for rug and
drapery departments; one with
experience preferred; good op-
portunity for advancement. Adj,
dress, stating particulars, Box
103-R. Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

FLOOR MANAGERS-Re-
liable men with department store
experience; also furniture sales
men; good salaries and perma-
nent positions. Apply Supt.,
The Palais Royal, G and 18th
sts, NV,
Evening star., 1922-09-03

PIANO PLAYER-One who is
capable of taking : charge Of
dept; references. Address Box
COR, Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

SALES MANAGER to take
charge of marketing $4,000
issue which has local board Of
directors; must be man of initia-
tive. and action; capable of Or
ganizing and managing sales
force. Address Box 325-R. Star
Office.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

way and Industrial tfs1le nansesgs; oals93os
range from $500 TO $4,000 PER year. Fof
infOsmetien call La H1iIe Exfens1sn Bndsar.
sity, 800 st. NV, Main 2se8. Opsa to .
Evening star., 1922-09-03

GOODYEAR MFG. co, 1870 Goodyear o,as 20
Esn.ss City Mo has opening for statesmen 10
,sLs orders for tailored -ht raIncoats' U"
e1nerience needed: big commissions IN 40, 49,
vance; we deliver and collect: compie'e o"'A'
aud sales instructonS frte.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

CAN NVASSERS.
AN OPPORTUNITY FOR HIGH-GRADB
CANvAssERs OR HoUSE-TO HOUSE SALES
MEN. WORK 10 BE STARTED At ONCE.
SEE Mr. COE AT WASHINGTON GAS
LIGHT CO.. SALES DEPT, 419 10th ST.
NV MONDAY $40 AM
Evening star., 1922-09-03

GILT-EDGE FIRST $500; due
three years at 7Ge interest; secured by new
house and large lot in Woodbridge. ID. C.: will
sell for cash only. at 9ec discount: will yield
1oec. Write and representative will call Ad
dress Rox a2l-P. Star Office s.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

BAKER-First-class baker. with about 81 600,
as partner in a good. established business.
best NV. section. Address Box S04-R. Star
office
Evening star., 1922-09-03

s., 500 CAPITAL WANTED in bee and poul
try business; prompt and liberal returns
write for information. Address Box 23j- RI
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

cbandeliers autos etc: new method withon'
c.nitsl or experience: free samples and proofs
l:unmetsl 90 g.. OIL. Decatur. lii
Evening star., 1922-09-03
WANTED-HELP.
AGENTS.

. prsINrss tT VOTE OWN--Make spsrklins
,,s.. ,.ms mates numbers. eheete :ooe -
saedslIiops. signs; big Illustrated book ms,sss
Tree palmer Ill wooster, Onio:--
Evening star., 1922-09-03

WE START YOUawithour a dollar: soaps. e1-
tracts, perfumes. toilet goods; experience un-
necessary. Caraation Co.. Dept. 200. st. Louis.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

ANAZING INVENTION makes kerosene m,np pI
yiya three times light with s,.'., 'rs.
"a csrburetor: generates intense gas nsn s,arritnry
mandons nrofits: quick sales: secure tetLI'o';
-. V,nolfte 90 bent. 1222. Toledo. oh y
Evening star., 1922-09-03

MAKE s5 600 every year, 200 in spare time; ;
You share profits besides just show ana WIZ a,se
wind and water proof overcOats; we denver
and collect commissions in advance: ask aoou.
..Duol coat (Se. 99e) Free falneoat ior
iia,,orated io 1to-45e North Wells Chicago.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
WANTED-HELP.
MALE-C0ntfnued.

CARPENTERS
wanted union; all year work. Varnum st.,
between I4th and 18th SITS. NV.
JOHN Y. DAVIS, SUPERINTENDENT.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
BUSHELMAN = Experienced
references required. Livingston,
oO8 9TH st. NV.
COLUMBIA SCHOOL
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY
now opened for enrolment; easy terms. 600
7th at. NV, Jenlfer bldg.
PATENT CRAFTSMEN for a
corporation located in central
New York; give age, experience
and salary expected. Address
Box l20-R, Star Office.
Evening star., 1922-09-03
WANTED-HELP.
RENSAT.U-S.nwrsnu>a

SALESLADY, experienced, for
cloaks and suits; salary and COM
mission. II. Abramson, 9TH and
l. NV.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

yEM rubber repair for tires and TUBES pn. On
i5J ynIcanizes itself in :. minutes; guarah-
Tod 10 last life of tire or tune seiis !"
svsrv auto owner and accessory deaier' DIE
,rofts: free sample. Amazon kuooer -
Oenr oO7. Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

large business, or desire to secure an interest
as a partner. We submit some good op-
nortuni:ies. Address Boz 5-S. Star Once
Evening star., 1922-09-03


RAISE CAPITALIZED methods; corporations
organized and promoted everywhere; estab
lished 1908. Z. 5. Legal Corp. so Bond bldg.
WANTED-Small capital TO help promote The
Automatic Salesman; will demonstrate ma
chine by appointment. Address Box 2ls-R.
Star office. 3s
PRESSING PARL0R, with new Prosperity
presser: good upbuilding trade; large rooms,
with lease, in ideal northwest location; owner
leaving town; $1,000. Address Box 19e-R.
Star ot6ce.
STORE for sale: groceries, conees. teas. etc:
excellent location; reasonable. Address Box
l43-R, Star office. -
FOR SALE-Bakery. ice cream and lunch par
lor; busy location; reasonable. Address toA
30l-P. Star office. j.
BATTERY BUSINESS. including fixtures and
stock. for sale; reasonable. Apply 12ll \; Y.
ave. NV.
VALUABLE water-power grist mill and lum-
ber business, two sswmiils; going concern
good for S25. 900 coming yr- Price, $1,000
win exchange. Located between BALTIC. snd
PhiIa. Owner. 1877 l1th st. ne, Monday. hth
Phone Lincoln 3O45. -
VARIETY STORE for sale. including soda
fountain; in good residential section. Phone
North 1921.
HAVE YOU FIFTY. one hundred and five hun
dred dollars to invest in established manufac-
turing business? Seo money and share OF
profits. vii; stand any Investigation. Sew
eral good positions available for competent
men. VIM. r. Westiake. 7ss 18th ST. NV
Phone Main 67I4
Evening star., 1922-09-03


married and have references. 1903 Wis. ave.
NV.
MEN, several, to qualify as crew managers; /;
must be hustlers with selling experience.
Apply Room 10, 631 Pa. ave. NV. Monday
or Tuesday.
MEN WANTED By the BALTIMORE and Ohio
Railroad Company.
Machinists, zoe hour. Free B0ard.
Boilermakers, I0c hour. Free Board.
Blacksmiths, Zoe hour Free Board.
Sheet metal workers. Toe hour. Free Board.
Wood aud steel car repairers, 63c hour.
Free Board.
Car inspectors, csc hour. Free Board
4 bonus Of 81 per day will be paiA ell
machinists. blacksmiths, boilerma kers aad
sheet metal workers WIN HemAin In tn eofvfce
for q period of 30 days or more.
Free trnnsportatiou from employment o6re
waiting and travelling time paid.
In accordance with resolutions issued by
the United States Labor Board July Sd, new
men accepting employment are within their
rights and are not strikebreakers, and have
the moral rs well the legal right to eaeaee
In railroad service and will have protsetSon
Of every branch of x0vernmeat. beth state
and national.
Apply to-
III st. NV,
Washington. D. G.
1910 e. Broad ST.,
Richmond. Va.
112 Boush st.,
Norfolk, Va
225 Wept Gxn6en st.,
Baltimefe, Ma.
J. r. BROOKS,
Evening star., 1922-09-03

INCREASE your pronts, selling soap. per
tnmes extracts etc, side line. Lacassiah
70 Dent $40 st. Louis. Mo.
Evening star., 1922-09-03

WE WANT A MAN
To represent us in Washington or outside ter
ritory: our suits. overcOats. blankets, Work
pants. raincoatS are made in our own rae,
tory from woolens made in our own mill ana
sold direct to consumer at prices that de1y al
competition: fabrics and tailoring are the
finest: IL you have clean record, stxpo Wen
time to our work we will SHOW you how you
Gun make up TO $3.50 per week; no experience
or capital required. For full particulars ao
dress
e. II. I.inder. General Manager
Evening star., 1922-09-03

STORE for sale: groceries, conees. teas. etc. :;
excellent location; reasonable. Address Box
L LAIR Star Office Se
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-29
South NEWFANE.

Wayne Pomfrey of Brattleboro j,
VISITING Harold DODGE this week.
Miss Nuriel Best went to her home a
/ West Windsor Saturday for the holiday
vacation.
Miss Alicia K. Bishop Of West Brat
tleboro came Monday To spend the week
with friends in town. H..
Raymond Stone and Miss Ethel Blood,
BrattleboTo high school students, are at
home for the vacation.
The schools in town viii begin the
winter term next Tuesday. Four of the
six teachers are residents of the town.
The two others are from nearby towns.
Mrs. Ira n Ingram returned Monday
from Greenfield, Mass, where she spent
Christmas and the Weekend with her
daughter, Mrs, Ernest +. Bailey, and
family.
f. J. Dodge has made his regular
trips and many extra ones 10 Brattleboro
during the holidays with his limousine.
there having been a large demand for
conveyance TO and from this metropolis.
Miss AdeIaide Townshend and +. J.
Dodge, with his limousine. went Tuesday
TO Oxford, Mass. where Mrs Town
shend has been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Settlers, and other relatives q few
weeks Mrs TuwnsLend is expected 90
return with them.
The Ladies' Benevolent society held
an all-day meeting with Mrs. Herbert w
Garry at Williamsyille Wednesday.
With an attendance of -. At noon dim
ncr was served and sewing was contin-
aned until $50 o'clock when the bust
ness meeting was held.