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The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07

ed by his old Minot friends and was
unable to accept all the invitations
extended TO him. He says he will
never have any but the kindcst words
50 say ~ Minot and as he bought a
round trip ticket when he left, it
would not be surprising if he returned
to Minut within a year. He says the
people in Oregon have a queer idea
of North Dakota climate. A western
cr asked him in July if he thot that
snow had begun falling in North Da-
X kOta yet
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Editor DE La Of Drake is spending
the week in Minot attending the
Scottish Rite reunion.
Ole Christensen is building a new
residence on First Ave. N. w. near
9th, street which he will rent.
j. e. Renicker has rented his farm
at Grano and is now living at Nampa,
Idaho. He likes the country and says
the farmers are now plowing there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Beam of Raub,
who were guests Of M. F. Schooler
and family for several days during
the Thanksgiving season, have return
ed to their home.
Dogden is represented at the Scot
tish Rite Reunion in Minot this week
by the following: Julius S. Sgutt,
Saul Gordon, R. A. Pence. Emil Wells,
VIM. Stewart and J. A. Ross.
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07
NEGRO ARRESTED ON
WHITE SLAVERY CHARGE

Devils Lake, Dec. 3.--Bassie Wells,
a negro, employed as porter at the
Great Northern hotel in this city, was
taken in custody last Saturday by
Deputy United States Marshal Pat
Bowler, on a warrant issued out Of
the federal court charging him with
The Ward County independent., 1922-12-07
y. ID. POSTM JAILED

Harley, Stotts, postmaster at Ross,
N. D., is held in Jail here on a charge
of embezzling $3,770. He was unable
to produce $4,000 bail money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
ikGiNiA TRUST COMPANY.

VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond Va. December 81. 1921.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Virginia Trust Company FOR the
election or Directors and for tha ,transac-
ton Of such business as may properly
come before thea meeting. including the
ratification Of the acts of III" Directors
FOR the past year, VIII be- held at the of
ice OF the Company. No SCI East Main
Street, Richmond. Virginia, at /. NJ. ON
Tuesday, January II, l422.
Stock transfer books will DO closed from
JANUARY 9th January J7th. both IN
elusive.
l.. ID. AYLETT. Secretary.
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ANNUAL MEErl NG--The Savings RANT
or Richmond. The annual meeting Of
,he s'ockhoiders OF this bank will be
held at Its banking house, No. mr. lc,s.
Alhih street. on Thursday. January 10
l922. mt O'Clock J.. NJ. FOR tho puru nos.
OF ciccting directors Tor the cnnItn,-
!chr. Tor the ratification OF the act, az
the directors for tho last fiscal wa
nhh Tor the transaction OF any Other
business that may property come me-.
iore the meeting. James 81. Bail
Cashier ~'"'''
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EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY. No
Richmond. Va

~, Uvctmbcr II. 1921.
INC regular annual meeting or H..
s,ouN"o'dcr OF The Equitable Loan so.
49, i"corpofaie!. OF Richmond. virginia
."' inc election OF Directors for IN. -
nea'ioh OF ia. acts OF the Dlr.ctn,. 70
nv ''sI Hsehl year and for tho ,ran,ac
non OF any other business which 90,
,.,Ii com" before tse said .nectitr
-. .. heih tuesday. January 10. 1922 =,
= j.. M'' al It's oi'lcc. No. 1875 North j:ir,r.
street. H!ehmond. Virginia. '-'s"''i
oRDwAf FULLER.
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NATIONAL 5iaiE AID .iii RAMA
Oichmnn0. NirRlnia

Tho annual meeting OF th. stock nuId-,,
OF this bank viii he held at Ito panxin,
house. llil East Main Street, TUESDAY
JANUARY lt, 1922. at IL O'Clock moan
for the election Of directors Tor Ia. 90.
suing year ana for the consideration D.
such other business ab may properly com,
before the meeting.
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CLASSIFIED
+. ADVERTISING
INDEXED FOR QUICK
REFERENCE
Use the Tcicphone-CaiI Randolph 1
Ask for Want Ad Tinker

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PATCH daily morning edition will
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EVENING DISPATCH. The rates
given herewith cover morning and
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Schedule of Want Al Hates
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25c. set solid
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ing sunday. sc a word.
consecutive Insertions. includ-
inG Sunday. Zoe a word.
tNotc the reduction for consecutive
inscrtions.)
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The largest type permitted in the
want Ad pages is - point. and the
smallest space in which II l2-point
.atc Tor this large type IS cents a
word daily aud "a cents Il word
sunday. The same scllc OF reductions
VIZ Apply as for regular want ads.
NapS. broken lines. white space are
charged for at the regular word rates
estimate words TO the line.
Longer term rates for business ad-
NcrtiscrS on request
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~ y. NJ. and 10 i. NJ. each week day
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reEiaie--whcn presented at the Want
IA Counter in The Dispatch building
pE those out OF work will be inserted
Free OF Charge
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JNo. I. REID.
Treasurer.
hhoAD STREET BANK,

inc annual meeting Of stool ,,,,
"a" broad street Bank of RichInot,d y"
1 ~ nr'a al their banking houne. $40 e.,
btoau street. at 10 a. NJ. on Tue.an,
.",,1' iO. is-z. Tor tho election OF d.
..e.o's ior tue ensuing year, and IN.
trAn"aeiion OF any other business VII,
may properly come before the ,,.",,.' ~"
u. L. WORD Ch,hi.r
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Your Convenience That the Dispatch Papers Accept Want Ads Over M Ph
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found

TAN SUIT CASE lost. marked ]. IL. s..
containing currency and ladies' wearing
apparel Lost between wcstchestcr
Apartment ana broad Street Station. Re
turn to Or. Shackleford. Westchestcr
Apartment. or Chamber OF Commerce
building
WRIST WATCH found. owner may ne,
came by calling At coo Eas; Main.
40 reward Tor Information leading 10
recovery OF spotted setter dog, with one
black eye. Lost In November in New
Kent County. Name az owner. NJ. H.
Fiddler. 20 y. Twcnty-hcth 81 Call Mad
ison Gtei.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
ANNUAL MEETING.

ne hhhuui meeting of tho stockholdet,
OF IN" Union BANK OF Richmond win b.,
m"'d IA, said bank. ilU' Eas, Main Street
richmond va. on Thursday. January n.
AT - O'Clock ~. Tor the purpose or
.ieciins directors and any other tu.I,,.s,
ms. C. g.. uAnESn.T ve'-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Get Your land In
Instead of lands Off,

"hnt Is the a
under the streets r,t, ar
49, W
rd ruii!
without IL subway wouId be ut IA stands,u
"he OF the la he om,n or ui.,
mona business IL ndy tisIns
a. pcrN VIII desire
mousse pure u autvm,,;,c
important best adv regarding ,,, H.,
the second sect
:" ''"'"
start TODAY MI u>cC las Ads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
once OF Treasurer.

Wilmington. -. o.. December ri i,si
Ihe Hoard OF Directors OF l.lnn,l,, c.,
,II'h' hhHto"i Company has declared :,
~ .''ur'd OF three and Onc-haIf pcr cen,
nc eoii'inoh capital stock OF tho Com
p"n!' payable on Tuesday .Iauu,,y IN
w., I" such atockho!ders az shan H..
stsistGtcd on the books of IN. Cn,nn,,,
U u. ''"ay' December - 1921. u, 8 o.cIo..p
JNo. 7. REID.
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JAMES M nALi. liz. c-=..,.r.
MERCHANTS %ATIO%AI. BANK
Richmond IN


4h' annual meeting OF tho stockholLer.
OF the Merchants National BANK ulrn-
'nond. Va. for the election OF ,lirc,,nrv
ANA tho transaction OF any other bua.n.,,
winch may properly come before IL, vuf
se he!h ~ its banking house. !iOi Ear
uaTy 10. 1929. "A, II \. 81
JOHN T.. WHITE ,.,nt,.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

hol i.E-Died AZ her residence. 40 North
Ninth Street. at PISS +. NJ. sunday,
LaEdary I. i.@A. Mrs. Alice NJ. boyle.
widow o: the late Patrick =. Boyle.
remains Mt the residence 81 Nix. James
j. Marin. i0>h, North Eighth street.
t'u3c-h! Tuesday At 10 u'clocii from
81. fe;cr's Church. imtcin"n, ia Mt.
Calvary.
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Wanted-lsoonls. n..rd

Bf gentleman during session OF General
Assembly. comfortable room near Carltol
ana morning and evening meals. Gi..
liti'r ana particulars. Loci, BOX III
Hamilton. Va.
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FIRST SATIONh,. HASk

inc regular annual tn,,ti,, -, -.
s!oGkh9idcTs OF the F!sst Sationai M
OF kichmoud Va, for the election a, ~,
aeetoih. Tor the ratification OF 10. act,
% tne directors Tor the. last nsrsI y..,
anu ios the thnHaction OF any otn,r Lu,i
ness "hiSh may properly come p.for,
tnc ss!u meeting. VII! no nrid IL EsuAY
o;,I AZ. i'.z. at IL moot. In tho
directors room OF tue bank MINI ami
Aain streets. KiChmond, Va.
JAMES 81. BALL JR Guar
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Dogs. Cats. Pets
Poultry aud Supplies 80

Lone laying season is what Won wan
ana ITS what You get by feeding Core.
a-ia oGS mash, in 70 on 100 pound hays
al your dealers or Braucr>S hasten,
Distributors No. i:os East Cary Street.
COCK ElS-Whitc Wyandottes. thor
ouEhbrcd winning strain Mrs. f.
i. Ancid;. Box 1893, city.
WHILE your" reading this other D.oni,
are readlIg the classified ad. page.
ss.n.iI's "a DisSatru wsui Au u,uttu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03

HOTEL SliARLEE-Kooms singh. daily
81 and ~. weekly 81 ana up, room,
double. duiiy. - and up: weekly. $40
ana up. igI East Main.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms Without Hoard

HHIUH1H WItflOut ]ONru CD
GRACE ST, W. 2O?--Furnishcu rooms:
also Hight housekeeping rooms. 2O9 w.
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Phone Your Wants
TO Randolph 1
AUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
81
ANNUAL MEETING.

Tn" regular annual meeting of ,I,.
shareholders OF broadway National RANT
for tn" election Of directors and suci,
other business as may property com. he
Tore the meeting. VIII be held In IN.
directors room Of the board al IL o.ciocx
noon ON Tuesday. January 10. ioa2.
l.. Ii. EUBANK,
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FURNITURE.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
10 buy complete Jacobean dining room suite.
fumed oak. Can be seen Tuesday evening,
I TO q. apt. 4, west, center. $40 w. Goth.
FOR sALE--Attractive three piece living
room suite, very reasonable. Call morn
ings, apartment "a, 515 West 10Th.
FOR SALE-HEPPLEWHTTE
Original antique Hepplewhtie buffet: price
81 900. Tel. oiis Circle.
Your Situation Wanted Ad. h The
Want Ad. Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should put you IN touch with
Just the sort of people toth nhom you
tcorrd frsc 10 connect TRY ono. Teie-
phone Worth 10000.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
, Business Loans.

LEANS UP TO $4,000 for one year or less
weekly monthly payment pian no chat
tells, no pawns, no assignment of salary re-
quired Character and earning power the
basis of credit.
THE MORRIS PLAN COMPANY.
Main Office, 2Bi broadway
26S Grand st. 26 Court ST., Brooklyn.
361 Il. l49th St. 1868 Pitkin av., Brooklyn.
Union Square. s04 Manhattan av.. B'klyn.
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Furnished.
Washington Heights. Above 1e5th ST..
West of Sth Av.

So HAMILTON PL. C13sth st. and Broad
way). Apartment 6o3-Beautifully furnished
apartment. rooms. front; rugs, paintings
silverware; convenient TO bus or subway
lease for year; $3.50 per month; references
Can be seen mornings only or Sunday till
q L. NJ.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

/. ADRIAN l.. QUICK, of Mamsroneck av.,
White Plains, ". Y. will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by Mrs.
Adrian l.. Quick (Aline +. Quick). Mer-
chants and others extending credit TO Mrs.
A. l.. Quick will look 10 her only for pay
ment. ADRIAN j.. QUICK.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

LILLIAN +. HUNTINGTON lived at 10s
West 93d ST.. New York city, % years ago.
Any information to her whereabouts kindly
notify Box 1S4 Palisade Park, New Jersey.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.


SECOND floor. s4xeo in new story factory
building: good daylight. II Borden av.
Long Island City.
18TH ST.. near Van Alst av.-I.ot 100x1 $50;
story brick building; foundation for
story; $1,000 square feet floor space: suit
able for automobile business or manufactN-
ing. VIII lease for long term or sell. Box
A. s., 9io Tribune Building
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ALBANY Av. Section--Three large rooms,
second floor. private house: electricity; use
of bath fine location. Decatur 27S5-R.
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Nsshinrtor Heights. Above i.jth st.
West ~ sth Az.


BEAUTY parior for GALS; modern equipment,
With lease; bargain for qulck sale. NJ T60
Herald, $50 B'way.
STORE 30 let. good business location: 1870
18th av., Brooklyn, y. Y. Inquire 441J 18th
av.. toll Mansfield s6Jt
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BOARDERS WANTED.
West Side.
18TH. 81 w.-Attractive room, redecorated; (;
private bath; home cooking: table guests.
18TH. &c West Miss EDwARDS) .--Desir.
able rooms; table guests; references.
p3D ST.. 1os-130 W. U'otter Hall) Rooms.
large and small parlor dining room; table
guests.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
From Battery To 14th ST.. Inclusive.
A i i [R A G I D " E

private offices. beautifully furnished. fac
ing Broadway. with stenographic. clerk and
telephone service; reasonable rental; refer.
cnees exchanged: immediate possession
Room 1904. st. Paul Building. go Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

WANTED by gentleman, furnished room (;
basement preferred; rent not over $50 a
month. Telephone Stuyvessnt 02l3 between
nd
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Brsns.

LOTT 20 subet. all Improvements 5000 "a.
IT,. HIGHT and power lines all IN. First
month free. pRESNEl, MFG CO.. 4JI East
18th ri.
LARGE store for automobile salesroom 9i5
10 50 Southern Boulevard. Inquire on prem
cs or phone Orchard 1890
STOEF for bakery and iunchroom oi5 70
~ soutlern boulevard Phone Orchard 1880.
TORE for furniture Falesroom oij 20 35
southern Boulevard. Phone Orchard 4629.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET

LEATHER factory. complete every detail; 8
buildings: all good condition; artesian well;
property extending for over 500 feet along
main freight line of Pennsylvania Railroad,
with railroad siding TO plant For sale
either in whole or in parcels PATRICK J.
DOLAN. Receiver. I64 Market ST., Newark,
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

COUPLE. now living in White Plains, desires
furnished apartment, rooms, bath ana
kitchenette months from December J; !;
highest references. II. r., 1000 Herald. Her
aid square.
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Upfurnished d--Queens.

SIX rooms, upper floor family corner
house. fOTot fifth, block south OF Green
wood ~. station ~ Fulton st. IL" Phone
Richmond Hill 7Q0s.
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Miscellaneous.

STII Az, 461-To let till May, 1924, fur
nshed office. Apply 2-4 p. NJ. at room
15l2
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Unfurnished.

SMALL apartments. furnished or unfur-
nished: mother and 10 year son. Write
particulars. Box ST. 1864 Sd av.
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Furnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.


Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
ATTRACTIVE housekeeping suite, 8 rooms.
path, private house, near 106th ST., 500
per month. Phone Academy 49l1.
BROADWAY, T4th-Cioing Europe, selling
charming modern rooms, bath: reason
able. buy quickly. consider renting Partica-
lars Columbus 3306.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 49, - Beautifully fur
nished elevator apartments; . rooms, kitch-
en-kitchenette; lease.
6sTH. 81 West.--Eleg, mt two rooms, BATH
bachelor or couple. $135-$l50
GOTH, 10 VESTS rooms. bath, beautifully
furnished; new fireproof building.
70S. near Broadway-2S rooms 13 baths
sacrifice furnishings. LENNEY, II Il. 42d.
73D ST.. TO wEST.-Owner will rent large,
light. airy, luxuriously furnished apart
ment at sacrifice to proper parties; lease
till Oct. 1, 1923; rooms. . baths; 1866 per
month. Inquire Apartment CID.
I'D ST.--Bachelor apartments, two rooms.
bath. complete. private. Phone Col. 29s0.
S1ST ST. columbus av., Hotel, ColonaD.-
Newly decorated furnished, 1-2-3 outside
rooms. private bath: elevated. surface cars.
subway; $2i -x30-$40 weekly; full hotel serv.
ice; restaurant.
DIST ST. Broadway.--Three and six rooms,
we'll furnished: elevator 2465 Broadway.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
S or room apartment, bonus. BuRkE,
care of Mendes us W. 10th.
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PARTNER. Energetic. reliable man; have
several patented articles that can be sold
in every home; 81 800 TO 81 900 required and
1852,
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male

ACCOUNTANT. Office manager. expert at
figures. capable, energetic, thorough 10
years experience; $40. Accountant. Box NJ
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Capital Wanted.
RARE CHANCE.

Automobile agency; party with some capital
to take interest in sale, of one Of the best
selling cars In America. NJ 1858 Herald.
Harlem
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BOOKKEEPER, assistant. %. desires
position: bank references. moderate salary.
Henry Writzel, 3I5 st. AIMS av.. Bronx.
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LADIES' ready TO and furnishings
store on main retail business thoroughfarc
Richmond, Va; good lease. cheap rent and
modern fixtures. this Is an exceptional OPP
portunity for live wire: terms can be
ranged owner must sacrifice on account OF
health POO Herald go B'way.
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BOOKKEEPING, accounting. clerical ana
secretarial work. spare time: reliable and
Confidential Al references; after and eve
niEgs. 6i4 Herald.
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CUTLER, to help out afternoons. evenings.
highly recommended in New York Foy-
est Hills and Kew Gardens. Kontros %
t,loba av Jamaica L, l.
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WestcI,ester.

TWO large rooms. furnished, for gentlemen
In Bronxville: five minutes from station {:
private family. Phone Bronxvile 3105J or
write J. Powers, 1s Gard av.. Bronxville.
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For sale.

PENNSYLVANIA music store desires loans
on leases; splendid earnings; interview
Monday T. 21o2 Herald. Herald So.
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ACCOUNTING In all It's branches: specialize
firms without boolfkeepers. s. Jacobs, 11T5
Concourse. Bingham 1885. Bowling Green
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BUTLER

BUTLER, Englishman, life experience, age
20. tall good appearance; reercnce. r..
ctO3 Herald. Herald 50.
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BUTLER. valet. German; good references
country preferred. Herman Waldukat. 3t3
East 1Gfh.
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APARTMENTS Let.
Unfurnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.

CENTRAL PARK WEST. 327 (cor. 93d st.>
Modern elevator building; all apart
ments overlooking Central Park; and 5
rooms. $1,000 TO $500. SHARP CO..
24SQ Broa dway,
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DOWNTOWN OFFICE SPACE.

An attractive office at so Broad ST., about
1000 so. IT,, second floor; modern building
4irst class service. VIII divide. Immediate
possession. Reasonable rent Phone Broad
nos.
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LINCOLN PLACE. sTG-High class corner
apartment five rooms and bath. all facing
street; newly decorated; immediate possess
sion Christian adults; rent SsJ on lease (:
convenient TO financial district. PE.LIr-
GRIM. corner New York av. % IS Bushwlck.
ONE or two rooms and kitchen, south or
west windows, fireplace: prefer near Co
lunbia or Brooklyn Heights; before Novem-
ber SEQ. X fG76 Herald, Bklyn.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY--Lower part two fam.
lily house. five rooms, bath, shower. par
uuet. electricity. newly decorated: one block
from r. ". T. station $50; Christian adults.
Phone Coney Island 3455 1925 Voorhies av.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. single; five years
experience; neat appearance, good habit :;
exceptional reference. Green. f0t W. 93d.
Riverside Ts7.
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CASHIER.

checker, experienced, experienced for South
ern tcsvft. desires engagement. Noha.
Wc~, 130th.
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HOMESEEKERS-Send for Virginia Farm
list: best climate Dept. II. Emporia. Va.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-21
Charles S. Peterson
Republican Candidate of
Comm issioners

0HARLES S. PETERSON
was born in Daglosen,
Sweden, came to America
when fourteen years of age, and
has made his home in Chicago
since that time. Serving his
trade as printer, he later went
into business for himself and is
now president of the Peterson
Linotyping Company, the Reg
an Printing House and the q.
D. Steere Bindery-all under
one management.
He is active in every movement
for good government, and a
firm advocate of efficiency and
economy in the administration
of public affairs. He is pledged
to a businesslike administration
of the County affairs, should he
be elected President and Mem
Der of the County Board, and
to progressive and helpful ac-
t.xv:+,ae -, a,ct of fhe GREAT in
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-21
Harmless Animals" in the Parcel Post

DLEARY-EYED and warty croco-
dies yard or so in length, whose
digestion enables them to chew up
broom handles as a man would a
toothpick, may be harmless" in the
legal sense of the word when shipped
by parcel post, but. Postmaster A. L.
Behymer of Cincinnati has his own
personal doubts about the matter
In addressing the National Associa-
ton of Postmasters, Mr.. Behymer ex-
planned that live animals and various
kinds of barnyard stock, under the
law, were entitled to mail privileges,
if, In transit, they wore badges in
scribed Harmless"
The Cincinnati postmaster was in
clined to doubt that fair postmistresses
or bevy Of young women clerks in
the home postoffice would look upon a
crate of live mice as harmless" Also,
Mr.. Behymer appeared not TO look with
serenity upon the prospect some day
of being obliged to ATTEND, water and
feed various fowls and irritated live
stock"
The evolution of the egg, he felt,
was not so bad, explaining that first
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-10-21
WlaS1,ir1<3ft1r%
SiS3e1is31lt<s
Forecast of the Congressional Elections

who hold that about so make the
tidiest, handiest margin for all prac-
teal purposes.
Close to 100 districts normally Dem
ocratic in the last decade were swept
into the Republican column by the
Harding avalanche and many of these
are expected by the political sharps
to revert to type in the No
venhber election this year. Also the
Republicans say they are prepared to
lose considerable number of addi-
tional districts which they generally
carry by a comparatively small plu-
rality. Republican leaders would prob
ably be satisfied with a majority of
40 or 80 in the house.
If the Republicans carry the house
they will be in control of congress
during the second half of Mr. Hard
ings term. Mr.. Harding will have the
majority necessary to put through the
remaining legislation on the program
to which he and his party are COM
mitted and will have free opportunity
to lay solid foundation for bid for
denomination.
IT, however, the Democrats carry
the house the G. o. p. will be in
trouble for the next two years, if not
longer.