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The New York herald., 1922-01-13

FOR gaie--genune broadtan coat with -kuni;
trimming. size rs. IS inches long; reason
able. Phone before 10 y. NJ. for arpoirt-
ment. Schuyler 1873.
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MANAGER, advertising, 10 take charge OF
advertising department newspaper near
New York; only experienced executive need
apply. 1900 Herald. 10th 81.
MEN--we did a business OF over one and
one-dun r,cr million collars IN 1921 and are
quite confident that the present outlook as
compared with that OF a year ago Indicates
tina. we should prepare for AZ Toast double
that amount OF business this year; this VIII
REQUIRE more men In the field In order 70
render the proper attention and service 20
our customers: we will only employ tho.e
who give promise OF being capable OF hand
ling and directing men In our branch offices;
Wa will select five men from those who
answer this ad to-day. Call upon Mr..
Bartlett. suite iofc. IS West 4sd St, n. Y.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DR., 5ie--Attractivs suite: also
single room overlooking Hudson: bath: ex-
ccllent meals: 2, $50. PERRY. Morn side 1850
ROOM, board. in Protestant family; gentle
men or business couple; g minutes from
Murray Hill Sta: references. Flushing 3521J.
5SrH, Al, 48, AZ WEST.
MADISON ARMS; ELEVATOR SERVICE.
18TH, % WEaT-MIss EDWARDS,
formerly 62 ". 56th; sunny nm. (: brd.: ref.
18TH ST.. ia WEST. Norece Hail: delightful,
large rooms; steam heat, spacious plriors
and lounge: excellent meals.
SD. - W.--Two warm rooms, suitable tive.
$40 S25: excellent meals.
OATH. 16 W.-Double. single rooms, well
heated. all conveniences: excellent cooking.
18TH. 368 W.-Back pnrlor. alcove bed
room; private bath; meals: phone. cleo
tricity.
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An advertisement IN the Cost cna
Found columns Of THE NEW yoRK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recoversro your loot prossvss.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.


Long Island.
SUNSET LODGE.
Beach 50th and Surf av.. Sea Gate, Nortons
Point, New York Harbor comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath; As
minutes from Times Square, So minutes
Chambers st.. Municipal subway: rates rea-
sonabie Apply phone Coney Island 1:Ii.
Westchester.
WHITE PLAINS. IS N. BROADWAY.
Attractive, large, sunny room for aged or
serni-invalid. White Plains 2740.
New York.
EDGEHlLL INN. Spuyten Duyvil on Hud-
son--All year-round home for few guests:
convenient TO subway and New York Cen
tral. Phone 1850 Kingsbridse.
New Jersey.
TWO communicating rooms with board
Phone Plainfield 1896. MRS. A. WAL
pORF.
- NORTH ARLINGTON Av.. r;asr Orange
Comfortable home in private family near
station. trolley and school. Orange 5344-R
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JEwELny AND DIAMONDS.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

PAWN TICKETS. DIAMONDS. ANTIQUES.
TRIGGER. ;s7 GTii AZ. sass BRYANT.
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SECURITY SALESMAN WANTED.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

Twelve cars will be sold s.nzly
or collectively between the
hours of and y. NJ. Mon
day, January 16. Tho list in
cludes Cadillac Sedan, Pack
ard. Stntz. MAXWELL. Mitchell,
Cole. Hupmobile. wiliys Knight.
fteo, Chevrolet. etc. Cars inay
be inspected any TINA pxiSs u
sale AZ 1888 Broadway.
These cars are old rlodels,
some not In running condition:
owing TO large number OF finer
cara on hand dealer prefers
not TO undertake repairs OF
these Jobs before sale.
Splendid opportunity for small
dealer with facilities for re-
pairing cars 10 buy nov and
sell on spring market. WIN ac-
cept ~ $50 cash and balance
in spring when cars arc solo
by buyer. Address 1865 Broad
way, one flight up.
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WEARING APrAREI-FHxAIE.

COMPLETE multiEraph equipment for sale
perfect condition; bargain. Call New
tovo c,Qe
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

9TH Av.. 12--Tell furnished. front. room
inclusive; reasonable rental. Apt. Al. Phone
Stuyvesant 1888.
nth. 2iO West tWestover Court)-Bacheior
meals. See resident manager. Bryant 5s00.
10Th. w.-Beautifuiiy furnlshed : rooms,
large living room. ? master bedrooms.
bath. Kitchen: maid service: fine elevator
house: long. short lease; furnished or un-
furnished; private telephone. Circle 62I3.
55TH ST., CORNER 7TH Ay.
THE REGAL. MODERN ELEVATOR
APARTMENT HOUSE; NEWLY FUR
NISHED; MAID AND VALET SERVICES;
ONE ROOM AND BATH. 500; Two ROOMS
AND BATH, sf25 TO $i75; REFERENCES
REQUIRED.
NTH sT. 2z2 WEST,
GAINSBOROUGH STUDIOS.
Apartment OF rooms. bath. kitchen,
maids room; also apartment of rooms and
bath; for rent to Oct. ].
JAMES T.. BALL, MANAGER.
TELEPHONE CIRCLE 5000.
asTH ST.. 80 East. corner Madison av.-
-Four outside rooms. large foyer. kitchen
with gas: bath; player plano: two private
telephones. Phone Rhinelander $780,
list ST. 22s W. 1Hote Rober. FuIton1-To
sublet. large rooms and bath: southern
exposure.
SAITH ST.. 1903 E.--Attractive apt. 6 rooms, .
baths. completely furnished.
s4TH. 1870 w.--Furnlshsd. rooms. modern.
rent 800. beautifully furnished SCHOOLER
8eTTI, $40 W. (Riverside Drive)-2 room
suite: single room: modern; all conven-
fences; reasonable. Wideriy.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ABOUT stsO.Dco REQUIRED.
WILL NET HANDSOME RETURN.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
FOR SALE-Retan coal business,
over As years. standing. modern plant,
up 10 date cranes, coal pockets, &c.
over 500 feet tidewater front; large
stock of coal, all uncncumbered: Of
flee and working force unimpaired:
within GO miles Of New York. For
full particulars and interview.
ADDRESS J. T. ~.
ROOM $40. t.r70 BROADWAY.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


CLERKS AND TYprSTS.
large financial institution desires 70
place several yourg women seventeen years
OF age or over In permanent positions: high
schooi education desirable. hours are short
iuncheons are provided free: the starting
rnd opportunities for rapid Advancement are
offered TO those who qualify, as all ad.
vanced positions IN the company arc filled
psrenee ps STATE aesad nd
BILL CLERK on Underwood Typewriter
to $50; wages $40. Apply. stating
age. experience and religion, 90 Bill, y. o.
nox 1o2i City Hall Station. New York
City.
CoMPTOMETER operators unemployed, also
married operators temporary, r. Muriel
hanson. Room 223 ", 30 Church 81.
COOK. chambernaid-wa waitress, German. Hun
garian or Scotch; competent young women
private family cf adults; references. Call
mornings. apartment 900. 225 West seth.
family; apartment two days out each
week. Fletcher. 45 East SD 81. Lenox 1899.
COOK. Protestant. white. for private house
city: references required. Call between 9
and 10 Thursday morning, LOG East sd IT.
COOK, white; Apply 10 W. ssth.. Friday
DESIGNER on iadies' siik underwear. y.
NJ. Kamie. 1856 Atlantic av., Brooklyn.
Main s.6e
GovERNEsS-Txperio erionced nursery govor-
ness who understands physical care, kim
dergartner, good sewer; able to teach French
to little girls, and q city and country
q 1891 Herald, Fulton St
HOusEKEEpER-Midd aged. able 20 do
plain cooking. Murphy. 40 Riverside
Drive.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

furniture houses. apts., pianos bric-a
brac. books, works of art. NORMAN IS
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 1877.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DESIGNING. dre;smsking. millinery t.usA,.
day. evening. Individual instruction. Ne
DOwELIs SCHOOL. SO W. 10th ~. Lons.
acre 1872. Chartered unsss Regents.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
ENNIS PETROLEUM CORPORATION.
All holders o. tho capital stock OF the En-
mis- Petroleum Corporation. II they have not
already done 70. are requested TO communi-
cate with tho undersigned. Some stoclShold-
ers. not having registered for transfer this
advertisement Is inserted In an endeavor 20
reach them promptly. Atlantic OIL and Gas
Company. Room 2i0i. 10 w. 10th ST., New
York.
wINNIE--Havs forgotten address Like 20
hear from you. Please write. TOM
LYsKE, 1t5 Dloor IT. East. Toronto.
WEALTHY, liberal couple wish 20 adopt
baby. one week to one year old. Mrs. II.
BRADFORD. Hotel Ansonia. Columbus 1920.
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FOR RENT.

For Hire-Passenscr Cars.
wANTED-Monthiy rental for luxurious Re-
nsult limousine; driven by very experienced
owner. LAMB, 509 West iofst. wassworth
33sJ.
DISTINCTIVE Pierce Arrow brougharn; spe-
cisi rates. week or month. CEOESE
FRANZNICrS. JR.. i42 w. 10Th. Circle 1854.
CADILLAC Limousine iaudauist. elegant car:
wcekly. monthly: reasonable. OWNER.
Col 0esG.
CADILLAC late model landauiet, escsiiert
condition. monthly service reascnabis
EEINHARDT. Columbus 1850.
&IEHCE ARROW Limousine or landaulst, fine
condition, for hire BY month; owner driver
10 years: experienced chauffeur; satisfac-
tory service guaranteed. best reference.
For Hire-Mctor Trucks.
CONTRACTING WORK or HIRE
three ; ton trucks; day. week or month
local or long distance. HENRY GRrENrp.
sol II. iG3d. Nferosc sell
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A WELL established firm Of repute, hav-
ing complete selling organization Gov
ering rhe whole of the United Kingdom. ~
open TO take up the representation of an ar
ticle appealing to agriculturists, farmers.
corn merchants and others. Must be first
class proposition and on big lines. Write
TO ii. l.. c.. care OF New York Herald, 40
Fleet, 81, London. England.
RESTAURANTS (two). in heart of city
S7,000-SS. 900 cash necessary; win stand
strictest investigation: wonderful opportu-
nifty. Call INTERNATIONAL REAL Es-
TATE CO. ~ w. 3oth.
THREE or four small investors wanted 10
complete syndicate now forming TO pur-
chase interest In highly profitable estab-
lished business. Address UNUSUAL, @ 36f
FOR SALE-Hieh class oyster and chop
house: downtown: ideal location: 10 year
lease. For interview write o 1861 Herald,
Harlem.
GARAGE, 50x100. floors to lease: o years
$4,000 security; no good will. MELROSE
SALES. 42d II. 1880 NJ.
$3.50 BROADWAY. near 1o2d st.-Desirablo
store; great future.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
HousEKEEPEn-La4y. alone. desires house

Observation-Disclosures. alone. desires house
ksaper. Address. stating refervnces. wages,
religion. box l.. Z. j.. 1858 Broadway.
IIOCSEVORISER-Yo white woman for
Christian family Of rwo; washing. ex-
perisnced; reference required. Mrs. s. Ta9'-
lor. 323 West Esd ~.
HOUSEWORISER wanted. wnitn. competent,
reliable must be good plain cook: apart
rnent. washing; good home. references !;
ssa Smith. ans Wsst saith 81.
HOuSE.wOItkER- general. cooking, white.
good wages; references required. lao W.
18th 81. Apt. Az.
HOUSEwORKER, general: no laundry APP
ply mornings, AZ 1T. Washington av..
apt. 81.
OCSEWORIx-Isensral: small family ref
erenceS wanted. 16J r.. 124th.
LADY'S MAID - Japanese indy's raid
wantsd must be good seanlstress. Write
Room 1000. Vanderbilt Hotel.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

POULTRY FARM. electric lighted. capacity
1;oOc hens; Q room bungalow: Asbury 20
Lakewood road. l.. BIGELOW. Delmar.
\. j.
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MANAGER.

A NATIONAL ORGANIZATION.
operating ladies' and mems clothing stores
throughout the country, has few available
openings for men with ability es managers
persons who are willing TO devote themselves
ronsciertiously II you believe yourself fitted
for this position call 10 A. NJ. 3ii 9th av..
seventh floor.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP WANTED-MALE.
BooKKEEPER In Flatiron Building. a re-
spcnsible company looking for accurate,
neat, middle aged man who has had expert
ence, steady employment for one who can
qualify: state full particulars. w SeG Herald
Herald SO.
BOY about I6 "a JUROR clerk and messenger
In uptown bank; references required: apply
by letter box ., Station II, \. y. city.
COCOA rosster wanted, experienced on
Dutch process. Thomas j. Liptou. Inc.
loo Hudson ct. Ifoboken.
COUPLE. white. man butler aud housoinan:
wife cook and housework; no laundry, 5 in
family; references required. Apply "a Greene
ay.. BROOKLYN. Phone Prospect 3.
COUPLE as cook and butler for country
good place for right parties. G s54 Herald
Fulton 81.
DETAIL man 10 can on medical profession
In city with pharmaceutical preparations;
nsr,sncs sa;e ssS sa Ms,s sApeecd T, age sH
HoUSEalAN wanted. good all around
worker, competent, run furnace. Address
FOX 2e2. Lawrence. L. I.
HOTEL CLERK and cashier. thoroughly ex-
periepced, unquestlonable references. salary
500 per month. Apply 1912. johnson, Hotel
Grerorian. AZ W. S5th.
over 20 to associate with large New
York company: real work win merit
prompt promotion; selling experience
preferred but not necessary. Apply
personally Mr.. O'Brien. suite 1901.
Gotham Bank Bldg, Columbus Circle.
,NiEN-Two live wires TO Introduce an
entirely new proposition 20 stores and
offices, manufactured by tho largest
concern IN Its line previous sales ex-
inss for beginners win average be
~ nd @a1 tnW tusa
view at Park row. second floor.
MEN.
Two intelligent. ambitious men over %.
Call Friday morning at 1880. 70 9th av.,
MOVING picture yiolinist. Call at once
i34s Southern boulevard. Bronx.
NEWSPAPER expert 90 take charge OF
classified SavsrIsns Ssp.r,%en pspsr
Y 2.ol Herald. 18th st
OFFICE Roy WANTED BY IMPORT
HOUSE. g $50 HERALD, FULTON ST.
MAN.
A picked nsn-The man who answers this
ad who Is selected 20 fiil the niche in
our sales force that we are now about 90
create will find his opportunity distinctly
unique. First he Will receive the psrsoaai.
sonnei. who viii see 20 e that he y f.trly
and fully fariliarized with the details % the
work set Tor him 90 do: lie win then be
given opportunity Immediately to make
bid for executive position at earnings not
less than $4,000 year. Meanwhile he will
find II essy TO command very handsome
compensation. We are well established.
long successful. thoroughly dependable con-
cern. We are getting out or the rut OF cx-
pecting too much from a man az tie start.
We are going 20 stake a man now-prefor-
ably an inexperienced man--to an easy road
right up TO the top pinnacle of tho big naS-
Ing ber'hs at our disposal: Our requit
are only two: You must he Christian and
over Is years OF age. Call upon Mr..
roomey. suite eo5. 30 Court ST, BROOKLYN
MANAGER.
A NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS.
operating ladies' and mems clothing stores
throughout the country, has n few available
openings for men with ability es managers
or statesmen; splendid opportunity for such
persons who are willing TO devote themselves
ronsciertioueiy II you believe yourself fitted
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NURSE AND CospANIoN.
a matured gentleman, GO years OF age. who
Is now preparing for trip around the
world. TO be away about year. wiahes a
nurse TO accompany him not over ID years
OF age. 70 go both as nurse and companion.
Must be educated. refined. best character.
have good disposition and be good traveller:
trained nurse preferred all expenses paid !:
salary of $50 monthly; best references given
and are required. A e1o Herald. 2so B'way.
NURsE-Youns woman to help with two
children city references. sleep out. Call
50 East 10th ST.
SALAD MAKER experienced In making and
serving salads to order. and with general
restaurant work; hours . to 4; no Sunday
work
Ye Appetite Luncheon. 22f Fulton St. Cd II.
SALESLADY,
MILLINERY AND SPORTwEAR,
accustomed to 5th av. clientsle: experienced
in both lines essential: steady position: state
full particulars. L. s.. 6l9 Lonsacre Bldg.
SALESNoAiEN-Comp far drea&es :
spring season; steady positions Apply i'm
mediately. Mr. Vicksrs. William Davies &
Co.. 3JJ 5tn av., cor. 3fth-
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

COUPLE. north Italy. chef all branches
wifs and daughter waitress. chambarmatd
laundry; city references- Telephone Hin
crest 56o5H
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BOoKKEEPER In Flatiron Building. re-
sponsible company looking for accurate,
neat. middle aged man who has had expert
ence, steady employment for one who can
qualify: state full particulars. w sec Herald.
Herald so.
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.

CAPITAL WANTED.
Physician needs financial assistancs
TO market new discovery. World wide
field. Investigation invited 2is9
Herald, 10th ST.
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STANLEY STEAMERS
sedans, coupes. tourtngs: very special: nsw
and used; service and repairs. 1919 Chart
ton St. Canal 35IS. Days. evenings. Frnlch
Brook 1907.
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I'VI1Is'9 fsOICL IVNN ONfs1
THOROUGHLY ovERHAULEp
AND GUARANTEED ny ROLLS
CO.: 4. X. WOODS SPECIAL
BODY. BEAUTIFUL CAR. CHAS-
SIS Al CONDITION BARGAIN:
DEAfONSTpAT1ON. CALL MR.
FRANCIS, CIRCLE 77is.
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FOLLETT. TEXAS

Again we take our pen in hand"
to chronicle few Follett hap
penings.
Editor C. A. Skaggs, who has
been away health-hunting came
home for Thanksgiving, but is rot
very greatly improved. His son.
Fred. and daughters, Ethel and
Juanita, are the whole force at the
printing office these days.
Mrs. Rush's music class gave a
recital on Friday evening the 18th.
Workmen on the new parsonage
say it will be finished today.
The Methodist ladies Aid held
their annual bazaar and served
dinner and supper, Saturday the
16th.
The Baptists have given their
church a coat of paint which adds
much to its appearance.
Guy Wimmingham's new home
will soon be completed.
Mr., and Mrs. S. f. Hanson. who
have been visiting friends in Sac
ramento, California, expect to re-
turn home about January 1st. Their
sister Mrs. Evans is keeping house
for them.
f.. e. Harland of Logan was a
Follett visitor today
Mr.. and Mrs. Schwope and son
Milton, who lately made the trip
by auto to Los Angeles, California
for the benefit of Mr.. Schwope's
health, expect to come home soon
after the holidays. The climate does
not suit his case being too damp.
We recently received the follow
ing announcement from our form
er Beaver County friends, now Of
Taft, California: To announce the
arrival OF girl baby, Marnelene
JOY, on Sunday Dec. 8, 1922.
weight IL pounds. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Smith. Congratulations.
This office has been faring
sumptously every day lately.
through the kindness of Mesdame
Markley Schultz and Courtney.
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WINDING OUR BUSINESS

Italian Ira will buy more wheat
today than a month ago. This is not
due to the United States agreeing
to participate in any European
quarrels in which Italy is party.
u is not due to the United States
destroying its protective tariff and
permitting goods from Italy or any
other European country to flood
the American market at the expense
of American industry and working
men.
The increased value OF Italian
Ira is due to internal reforms
inaugurated in Italy by the new
Mussolini ministry. These reforms
will take the Italian government
out of the business of owning
and operating public utilities, will
divorce II from other Socialistic
and radical practices, will dismiss
veritable army of useless public
employees, will greatly reduce the
military establishment of Italy, will
drastically cut public expenditures
and insist upon efficiency in public
service Above all, the Mussolini
ministry announces its intention of
appealing to spirit of patriotism
and national unity which Italy has
in a large measure lost because
of the years of propaganda in that
country by internationalists.
In other words, Italy has an
nounced its intention of staying at
home and minding its business.
Premier Mussolni, in public
statement November 81, approved
the attitude the United States has
adopted towards Europe, saying: 81
agree with the Americans that Eu-
rope must first put her own house
in order before she can expect help
full cooperation from America
There is in Itaiy's new national
policy an impressive moral for
those in the country who are clam
oring for the United States to pro.
ject itself into European affairs,
upon the plea that unless it does
Europe can never be reconstructed
European currency can never re-
gain its normal values and Euro
pean markets will never be able
to absorb any American exports.
The salvation of Europe itself. II
does not depend and cannot be
brought about by Americas parti-
cipation either politically or econo-
mically in the various chickering's
and enmities which now operate
TO keep the nations of Europe
from getting back to sane conditions
economically
England is another country when
has decided to emphasize domestic
reforms and curtail participation in
foreign fields. The result OF the
recent British elections were vic
tory for the Conservatives in the
United Kingdom. The thing most
stressed by the Conservatives In
their campaign for control OF the
new British Parliament was the
necessity of fewer foreign commit
ments, fewer foreign adventures,
and more attention to affairs al
home, particularly the problems oil
public expenditure, unemployment
and bureaucracy.
Undoubtedly the example which
the United States has set in TINS
regard since the war has not been
lost upon European countries. This
nation has prospered since the wal
in a marvellous degree as compared
with every other nations OF tbs
world. There is no doubt that thif
is due to the fact that we have
remained aloof from internationa
quarrels, engaged in no European
adventures and committed ourselve:
to no alliances, either political OF
economical,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1922-12-21
ANGIIN GAINS IN FAVOR FOR
LEADER IN THE SENATE

Information that the incoming ad-
mlnistration has thrown its support
TO Senator Tom Anglin, of Holden
vile, for speaker pro TEN of the
senate has been the subject of COM
ment in the capitol for the past
week, Anglin's friends assert that
he has at present "a senator's
pledged 10 his cause II is declared
that Senator W. j. Holloway, of
Hugo who reigned a fayorite for
the place for some time will be
made floor leader of the majority
party. The support of Mayor Wal
ton was not openly given to Anglin
but the word has been passed that
he is satisfactory There are four
teen state senators al present in Ok
lahoma city. All agree that Anglin
Will be the choice OF the senate for
the post
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fresh sausage, chicken soup and
chicken pie. Keep It up ladies.
Such things are certainly appre-
ciated where ones busiest hours
are from eleven to two and no
cooking included.
Follett is preparing for a Com
munity Christmas tree and en-
tertainment at the Auditorium at
the school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Cupps and
children left today for visit with
friends in Oklahoma during the
holidays.
Our teachers dismissed school
today for one week at the institute
at Perryton followed by Christmas
visit with home folks.
Mrs Russell Wilder, who is at
Shattuck, taking treatment at the
hospital is reported doing nicely.
Mrs. w. c. Reid has not been
so well for the past week. Miss
Nettie Bruce is helping with her
housework.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barley Saulsbery
have bought out the Sawyer Cafe.
Here's wishing the Herald and
all old dear Beaver county a Merry
Merry Christmas.
Reporter.
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LABOR FEDERATION AGAINST
CONSTITUTIONAL SESSION

One of the surprises OF the week
was the action of the executive COM
mittee of the state federation in an
nouncing that 1t opposed a consti-
tutional convention before 1924.
The Farmer-Labor union in conven-
tion at McAlester last week an
nounced in favor of an immediate
convention to be held not later than
next November 1st.
The state federation, II is be-
lieved will support a project for the
creation of a state printing plant,
IA proposal on which the Farmer
Labor Committee of 21 is reported
to be decidedly luke warm.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH NOTES.

Let's make next Lords Day a big
day.
A tree has been ordered and an in
teresting Xmas program will be given
at evening hour-7:3O. Every member
of the Bible School will receive a bag
with something in it. Don't fail to
come.
All services at the usual hours.
No Christian Endeavor services that
day.
You are welcome.
F. M. TIBBS, Pastor.