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The New York herald., 1922-04-08

SIX family apartment house, rooms and
BATH select neighborhood walking dis
tance to Summit av. tube; price s1s,500 Call
Webster 3251R.
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3each. n. Y. II,
New Jersey.

SOUTH ORANGE, 327 Warwick Av.-Attrac-
tive room with twin beds, one or two gem
tlemen select neighborhood: minutes to
Mountain Station: breakfast and evening
meals II desired. South Orange 54f5.
ARE you looking for board or a room In
quiet surroundings within 30 minutes
Broadway? Call or write S1I Mortimer av.,
rutherford, n. J.
Pennsylvania.
BLANCHARD MICHAEL'S FARM--Boating,
fishing; fine cooking. North Water Gap,
Pa.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

STORY building or lofts, 40xi00 light !:
near Williamsburgh bridge. MAMET FUR
DYEING CO., 800 Penn st. Williamshurgh
o419.
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AGENTS WANTED.
HELP WANTED-MaIe.

ASSISTANT green house man. at least !
years experience, roses, carnations ana
NUNS. Apply Flagg Estate. Dongan Hills.
Stafon Island.
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LEGAL

rra.iins for su.b improtcmsnt., b'r.,a.
,.mn..a..ans.s and aprroyeI Ev ba s5 "a
WaEo. email be 300 afo hereby dNl'I
',,o street impro.sme1' distlois. h're.n.
sEarioS rs, ,g. ncrelo,no- do.
s.'.,, .s, fsrib in ,1s s'.,i"o. ,gsau0.,
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company UuhIIahrfHI
NOTICE DF UTAUTNg
No'ire " hearing on aaaearmauis tar
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LEGAL

Dr. Ia assessed. Hu1 Htid Hastasmcnfa ara
Huuyf'. .HurI. rrffHI. Hud HaHpHfed against
iHu tfHrrf.y HfHeHFabIe iu proportion Co.
.Io h.urfIiH afforded 10 said pf0uefty by
The improvements on account of which
HIl1 HsHaHsuDufH arc Irvlcd
SOW. JuEHEtDHE. uE fr on.
bNl.Lu HY ItIE HOARD on COM.
30 tIDNINs pF TUE CITY on
TULSA OKLAHOMA
SECTION J.. ThHt there shan be- and
lrr.hV iH Hpporti1ufd 90. charged levied
Hud HHs'ascd against the several lots and
ta.IH Nt lfnd liable a. aHsenfmsut and
'Nn owners thereof iu STREET IN.
IitpN NLNENT DISTRICT no z1I with
fIe WpruvrWrutH thereon end Hupyft.
fhHn'.s thDreuutu belonging. ~ " special
tHN 60 pay 1IbbrtfH & Pleasant, Irr. fYr
i" conjunction 0f street improvements Hs
provided by contract with the CIV uf
II.a. 'huhowa. the amounts respectively
as follows. tI.vIt.
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All persons. firms ana corporations, Rud
nll owners ~ HbuttiuE property, property
benefited by the ConstruD tion ~ said side
walks and other property liable to assess.
meut for tho construction uf said side
walks are hereby notified that all matters
affecting nuch sidewalk improvements or
benefits 10 the property thereby, ana any
Clhlm or objection 10 the assessments
~ above aot forth, must b" filed IN writing
IN the office OF Mrs. Frank seaman, city
Auditor uf the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma,
on or before 10 o'clock A. NJ, on the 2ist
day ~ Aprll, lo22, and tho same will be
heard ana considered by tho said board Of
commissioners on the 2ist usy ~ April.
1879. at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, aud any and
all claims and objections not 80 filed In
writing before said time shah be deemed
waived
DATED. this 7th day NJ Aptll. 1929.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN
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Z ADIEs $1,000 REWARD, / posi-.
- uvoly guarantee my great Sue.
gsssful Monthly Compound. Safely
relieves some Of the longest. most
obstinate, abnormal cases In 10 8
days. No harm, pain or interference
with work. Mail 32.00. Double
Strength s3.00. Booklet free. Write
today. Or. r. a. SouthinEton REM
sdy Co.. Kansas City. Ao,--Adysr-
uaamsnL-
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LEGAL

OsIaHous. N fhs- holder of the tng hIlI 90
frIu'sts iu vrIUuE. and he enforced and
,"Uf, "a o. ere "iher delinquent taHes ~
fhe cry ~ Tulsa. OKLAHOMA. provided.
however, that the owner of said property.
hIH hoifH HurceaaDrs ur assigns. shall nave
tho privilege Of dIsrhafFIrg tho whole
any IHs.aIlnert thereof upOn tho nav
mrrf 90 the proper officer ~ the CITY
ai sny ilmo before maturity. ~ the un.
paid principal with accrued interest sud
Hf any time after tho holder ~ said tAF
bin hos notified tho Cunmissionor of
Finance huI Revenue ~ his Intention 10
aud other before 0r srer suit Ia com.
wgurDu fUr the collection OF tho amount
',., dag gpoo, "ry 80, t,,l h',l ~ 80 t,ns. me
have the right 10 demand Hud receive
from tho poison from whom the delinquent
luH'HIIurut ur ius'Hllm'ufa arc due. =
reasonable attorneys Zoe and costs 0f
collection where the same are incurred.
vIUh aaIH reasonable attorneys fec and
COSTS nu collection shall in no event. oK.
coed tHo following amounts ana schedule
OF pHIrruiHEesi
Dor reasonable cost of collection. not
t0 rNrrr1 fHH sum ~ 90 iu any case.
FLOR reasonable attorneys Toe, whore in.
cur.rH Hu amount not ip exceed twenty
five ,.rI per cont ~ the amount of the
drNnrlru' IHa'hilW"nt nr iustaIlWents and
Hrrru.t interest thereon. whlch In no csss
tasa o.. ..sa fHsu tho ruiu IN a G6.
Provided that nothing herein contained
shall ls construed 10 operate nH n Uru|taa
zion upon tho power of any court ~ com
r.iruI jurisdiction wherein suit is
brought Iu fofrrIuso the lien securing said
tns t.u or tax blIs 20 f!z and dctsrmiue a
frHHuuHtle attorneys fee 60 be taxed in
tNe action in favor of the holder of the
SECTION Z. That passage bv Board OF
tufUuIEHIUurrH uf this Ordinance. finally
8HaessIug tho property herein described. us
rruuurfIUuutr share NJ the cost Of tho
pavement according 20 tho benefit derived
tuHrpfruW. and iu making and fixing a
lIUn upon the property ~ herein set out
shall operate ns notice Of such nsscsament
and lion against the creditors OF the
owners ~ such property and tho pur-
chaser thereof aud thu lien hereby fted
creditors ur purtlutgfHt
SECTION 3 Thst all ordlnancss or
fvris NJ ordinances I'm conflict with the
pfuuiHI4us ~ this ordinance insofar aH
HuIu conflict oNlais, be, and the aafue
ere hereby repealed.
SECTION o. Tha, an emergency sSIsts
for tho preservation of the public health,
peace uud safety and Tor tho furtherance
~ street Improvements by reason where
rf th.s ordluaCo shall take effect from
Hud after !ts passage. approval and pub
PASSED. and the emergency clause
ruled uuUu HrpnratoIy and approved this
5th day ~ April i929
APPROVED, this 7th day ~ April.
1893.
T. d, EVANS.
Mayor.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN,
tlty Auditor.
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LEGAL


~. Is. g. r. ny. Risht NJ wsv Oh
follows; That part Of right on -
wing west of north pruiartig,
west line u Nanthus Avcuus
south of limo 252 feet norm
Place -'tU'h
/. That part Of Lot 1 lying ...,,.
or llne 252 feet north of ..
parallel 10 north line Of sevarr
..
NJ K l. r. no MT, 1i7
toi,pNs' lhSt part Of right of va.
lying east Of the east line
Nanthus Avenue and west ~ r.
west line of Yorktown Ayep..
and south Of a line 252 feet n'.g
OF 2nd parallel to the north ur'
of segcnth Place ''".
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MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
FRANK 70. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.

FRANK 70. DUNCAN,
city Attorney.
Publishcd In the Tulsa Daily World
Aprll II. ~, IA, 1922, World Publish
ing Company, publishers,)
ORDlNANCE No. 22S3.
An ordinance TO apportion. levy, and
assess the cost OF improving q portion
OF OLYMPIA AVENUE included
within STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS
TRiCT No. 36i, against the Rbutting
property. the property benefited. and
other property liable 20 assessment
ana the owners thereof. In said
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT;
and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS, In pursuance Of tho pro-
visions Of the Charter OF ths city Of
Tulsa, oklahoma, the Board Of Commits
sioners OF said city did, by resolution, de-
clare Il necessary 20 pave and otherwise
Improve portion OF Olympia Avenue, Ia.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
Old Time Shingles

Capt. Brooks Swygcrt received sew
eral days ago from Capt, w. d. Sulli-
van, OF TumM!ng Shoals. few old
shingles which The latter boNTht from
Capt, Swygcrt's Cat'cr ut Peaks Sta
tion, In Lexington county. about forty
years ago and which have withstood
tho ravages Of the weather since that
time. Tho shingles are Of the hand
drawn variety and OF heart pine. cal
culatcd to be long lived. They sold at
that time for $2T5 per thousand a
vcry low price compass '"r
OF today Of lesser quality. Aver net
ting the sun shine on them and the
rain pattor on them for fo''' :" ,',-"
years. Capt. Sullivan has II 80. >......
them down to make way for others Of
@ modern variety,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
ANNUAL FIELD DAY
TO BE HELD IN LAURENS
Athletic Program for Afternoon nnt
Defamation Contest During the EN.

cnng, Is Arranged.
The anual field day in which all Of
the high and graded schools in Lau-
rcns county take part. will be held at
Laurcns Friday. April T.
Athletic events consisting OF 100
yard dash. running high jump, half
mile run. discus, 220 yard dash, pole
vault. l20 yard low hurdles, running
broad jump. i40 yard dash and shot
put, will be held during the afternoon
on tho high school grounds.
The defamation and recitation con-
tests will be held In the court house
the same evening. The oratorcal con-
tests arc open for both boys and girls
above the seventh grade. last year
Charles Johnson Of the Gray Court
Owings school won first place in the
boys contest. First honors Nm the
girls oratorical contest went to the
Cross Hin school.
Each schOl in the county will be al
lowed two contestants In each athletic
event and one boy to declaim and one
girl to recite The rules of the field
day allCty boy to enter both the ath-
letic events and tho oratorical contest.
The event was very successful last
year and 1t is anticipated by the school
authorities that even more students
this year will take part.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
DOLLAR DAYS

Indications are that hundreds OF
people will come to I,aurcns Friday
and Saturday. March 10 and II to take
advantage OF the special offerings to
bo given by the merchants, OF Lau-
rons on their first joint Dollar Day.
The American dollar has In the last
several years had many ups and
downs. dropping In value during tho
war from 100 cents to less than so
cents. Since the period OF dcnation
began more than n year ago II has
been gradually rising and has now
reached II value of about so cents. ac-
rording to statisticans who have talk
cn the American Dollar Of 1914 as the
standard.
Friday and Saturday. however, the
Dollar will DC worth rs much or possi-
bly, moro than over before. The effort
OF the merchants Of l.aurcns Is organ
tied and united and is for tho benefit
not only OF themselves or Laurcns but
for tltc whole county and everyone
clsc who will como to the city Friday
aud Saturday to take advantage OF the
movement to mako lnollar Bill worth
moro. Tho Advertiser urges its read
crs and their friends to read carefully
tho advertisements in this issue and
TO come to laurcnS Friday and Satur-
day for Dollar Days.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
COTTON GROWERS
COMMITTEE FORM I'D

Advisory Committee Named by Cen.
tral Committee and Called to Meet
Monday.
The organization committee OF the
proposed Laurcns county branch Of
the S. G. Cotton Growers Cooperative
Association met In the court house
here Friday and confirmed the nomi-
nations OF the central committee ap-
pointed to have general supervision of
the campaign in this county. The
central committee as appointed by the
organization committee Is composed OF
j. S. Craig, chairman, and r. H. Gray,
OF Gray Court, and Iiaync T.. Work.
man, of Clinton.
The central committee held It's in
itial meeting in l.aurcns Monday at
which all three were present. After
discussing plans at length 1t was de-
c!dcd that the next step to take was to
enlist the aid Of an advisory commit
tee Of two In each township AsSum-
ing that this advisory committee
appointment without full explana-
ton Of the details of the cotton asso-
cations plans, It was decided to ask
these committeeman to meet in I,au-
rcns next Monday at ! o'clock, when
Mr.. Andrew Bramlett, field rcprcscn-
tativc, VIII be here to explain the plan
in detail The meeting will be held
in The Advertiser office.
The central committee was agreed
that the success Of the organization in
this county may hinge on the interest
shown in the meeting Monday, SO 1t
was the unanimous wish OF the com
mittce that the gentlemen appointed
on the temporary advisory board make
every effort to attend Monday, particu-
larly with the view OF deciding for
themselves whether or not they wish
to give their support to the campaign.
The following were appointed on
the township advisory board and arc
requested to meet in The Advertiser
office in Laurcns next Monday morning
at / o'clock:
h.aurens-- Geo. III. Bolt and B. B.
Blakcly.
IIuntcr--C. W. Stone and J. M,
Simmons.
Jacks j. NJ. Copeland and Walter
Glenn.
Scuiflctown-J. w. Donnan and NJ.
a. Sumcrcl.
Youngs--T. G. Harris and Ernest
Sloan.
Dials &C. B. OWNS and Geo. T.. Dor
rolI.
Sullivan Eugene T.. Simpson and
w. l. Freeman
Waterloo G. Smith and NJ. w.
Hill
Cross IIill--R ~. llollingsworth ana
w. II. Bryson.
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NOTICE OF SALE
In the District Court OF the United


In the District Court OF the United
States for the Western District Of
South Carolina.
In the matter Of Mrs. e. b. Watson,
Bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that pursu-
ant to an order OF Hon. d. II. Hill,
keefree in Bankruptcy, heretofore
made in the above entitled matter,
will sell at public auction on salesday
in March, 1922, In front Of the Court
House at Laurens, S. c., during the
regular hours Of sale, to the highest
bidder the following real estate:
All the one-half interest Of the above
named bankrupt in all that lot or par
eel Of land situate, lying, and being in
the town Of Ora, County Of Laurens,
State Of South Carolina, containing
five (5) acres, more or less, and bound
cd by lands Of w. J. Fleming, A. Y.
Thompson, w. T.. McClintock, A. r. P.
Parsonage and known as the Bryson
home place.
Terms OF sale: onc-third cash. ball
ance In one and two years secured by
a mortgage Of the premises and note
Of the purchaser bearing eight per
cent interest per annum and ten per
cent attorney fee, the mortgage to
contain the usual receivershhp clause.
Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps.
r. f. DAVIS.
31-3t-A Trustee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
HOLLY GROVE NEWS
~.

dolly Grove, March 6.-We were
seized with panic the other day when
our Advertiser failed to come on time.
Wle hitched up old Dan, our trusty
mule, and went .scurrying around for
news. But all we could hear was boil
wccvil and taxes. II those two evils
were put in the balance we question
which would 'thp the BEAM.
The situation is serious. We lay
awake nights trying to plan to make
our money reach, and friends and fell
low c0untrymen. 1t oftentimes don't
reach. But mans extremity is Gods op-
portunity, and we feel sure there is
somo valuable lesson or lessons to be
learned from the present depression.
Mr.. J. X. Tcmplcton, OF Clinton,
called ~ sec friends here Salesday, on
his way to Laurens.
Mrs. Lula davenport OF the city,
spent the weekend with relatives in
our section.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Frank Martin and
daughter, Miss Virginia, visited rela-
tlvcs near Madden last week.
Mrs. Phebc Shocklcy is visiting rel
ativcs at Clinton.
Mr.. VIII Mundy and family visited
friends in our vicinity last week
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
Awful Mon,snt

Anxious 10 get to church on time.
ms nn interesting sermon on gambling
WAS scheduled, I hustled around get.
ting ready. Opening q bureau drawer
grabbed what | thought was my
prayer book and rushed over to the
churcM Marching down the aisle
accidentally dropped my nun, and, lei
instead Of my prayer book, deck OF
cards came tumbling out and scattered
In nil dlrectionsi To make mntters
worse, the hack OF the cards bore the
,ad OF q prominent breWeiy.t arlh
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
Real Generosity.

\ cou,'e Of Yankee deacons were
~ =" "i a lro@lncnt citizen Of whose
libcrality there had always been con.
siderable difference Of opinion. well"
- n"a"'r '''gs. 81 have always
">.i HAT EroI.ur Brown was one of
the most charitable men In this town.
For instance, I have never known him
to refuse to lend his plug hat to any.
body who asked him for It,"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
Korean Race a Mixture

The Koreans arc taller than either
the Chinese or Japanese. They are
ROBUST and rivacious. indefatigable
workers and are In great demand In
Japan as mechanics. There are dif.
ferant races In the country, and there
is great diversity OF features. Some
races arc entirely void Of halr: others
have rich, silky boards and whiskers,
while those of others present nothing
but q a'coarse tangled mass.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
> 8 q 8 q 3 .

Wnnted-To boy your seed cotton.
See ]. Scwall Gray, at Iaurens Gin &
Fuel Co. Phone 229 your orders for
coal. 34-1t-pd
Wanted-A position as companion
or assistant to housekeeper. Ad-
dress IN. E. b. Clinton, S. c., care
164 Musgrove st. 341t-pd
For Rent Good 75-acre farm near
Senator Goodwin's. for, standing rent
or portion Of crop. Part OF land al
ready broke. Would rent to SOW down
on halves. See c. e. Baldwin. Watts
Mills. 34-1t-pd
Eggs For Snlc-Pure Rhode Island
Red. Is for $1.0o. j. G. Shell, Lau
rcns. 34-1t
For Sale-Two year old grade Jer-
Price $40. j. Gray Harris, Owings.
341t-pd
POtntO PlantS-Three million pure
|norto rico potato plants, grown from
treated potatoes, ready April fifteenth,
dollar sixty five lots five thousand.
shipping point. Guarantee safe ar
rival. Million fine cabbage plants, i'm
mediate shipment ninety cents thous
and shipping point G. J. Derrick,
Lancaster. S. G. 34-1t-p
Collie PuppieS-I have several thor
oughbred Collie Puppies for sale, male
$500, female $500. II. IL. Tumbllin,
Gray Court. Rt. 3. 34-lt-pd
Seed PotntOeS-I have 70 or 80
buehels Porto Rico potatoes, grown
from |thc vine, been o. I['d. by Glenn
son college. $15O bu. See me or ask
at Enterprise National Bank. G.. Y.
Hcllams. 34-2t-pd
Straight Salary $35.00 per week
and expenses to man or woman with
rig to introduce POULTRY MIXTURE.
Eureka Mfg. Co., east st. Louis. III.
341t-pd
Money to LOan-On improved farm
and city property for a period OF years
at seven and onc-half per cent inter
est. Bomar. Osborne & Brown At
torncys, Spartanburg, S. G. 34-tf
For Sale--One milk COW with young
calf Three gallons milk, round to
pound and half butter $50 Regis
tered shorthorn cattlo. Price very
reasonable. NJ. l.. Crisp, Mountville.
S. G. 34-lt-pd
Government WagOns-For Sale, or
offered in exchange for corn, oats, hay
or lumber. Wagons in good condi-
ton. Dixie Ice and Fuel Co, Clin-
ton. 16-tf
Seed Irish Potatoes-lwc arc in po-
sition to save you money. See us be-
fore you buy. Carryteria. 3l-5t-pd
Cotton Seed Re-cleaned Wanna
makers Improved Big Boil Cotton
Seed. $1.00 per bushel. L. B. Stod-
dar, Owings. s. G.. 81 5t-pd
For Sale-One seven passenger tour
ing car, Series 80 Cadillac, equipped
with new cord tires Excellent shape
and run only about 10000 miles A
bargain. w. b. knight, Laurens. S. G.
33-2t-pd
tEggsFOr Hatchfng-~S. C. Rhode Is
land Reds. sired by Fitzmaurice cocks.
Same strain as won grand prize at
last state fair. Record matches this
season. $3.50 per setting. Chance to
get high class eggs at reasonable
price. j. T.. Blackmon, Watts Mills.
33-3t-pd
Cotton Seed-Pure Cleveland Big
Boil cotton seed for sale. $1.25 per
bushel. ]. r. Brownlee, Watts Mills.
33-2t-pd
Wanted Poplar, oak, ash and wal
nut logs. Also interested in hard
wood timber tracts. r. w. Walker
Lumber Co., Salisbury, n. C. 33-7t-c
For Sale~-R. /. Red eggs from
choice pen $3.50 setting. from second
pen Sl.50. w. S. Holmes, 125 w. Main
street. 32-3t-pd
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
Notice of Singing Convention

The South Laurcns Singing Conycn-
tion will meet at Goldville church sun
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. All
singers arc cordially invited to meet
with us.
H. Y. Abrams, Sec. and Treas.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
A GOOD
TONIC FOR
OLD PEOPLE! LIE.
Gudes PeptO.Mangan Restores You
Strength and Prevents Illness.

Aged people often need good blood
tonic. When the blood becomes clog
ged with poisons from the system,
GUIDES Pepto- -Mangan purifies it by
driving off the waste matter. Good
blood is full Of viality and prevents
illness, giving the body greater power
Of resistance. The we inesscs of old
age are greatly helped by Il uspply Of
rich, red blood. Guides Pepto-Mangan
is sold in liquid or tablet form by all
druggists. 1t has been recommended
by physicians for 80 years and is a
valuable tonic and builder for the weak
and rundown Of all ages from child
hood to old age. Advertisement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
A Limitation.

Europe has so languages and 6S7
variations. The comparatively small
number Of variations In their Ian
guages is due to the fact that they
have no baseball writer's over there
st. Joseph News.Presd.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-08
Ice Barrier Caused Falls.

Ice Barrier Caused Falls.
Niagara Falls came into existence
because Ice In past ages closed the
ancient outlet Of Lake Erie. The lake
overflowed along new course. which
caused 1t to tumble over q cliff.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-07-14

spout the speeches OF Romeo and ,1u-
liet or one of Hans Christian Ander-
sens fairy tales or-yes, or-some ex-
citing episode in the detective career
of Sherlock Holmes
Thursday afternoon is the trlumphal
time of the marionette all over Italy,
for Thursday, not Saturday, is the
school holiday, and childhoods dear
est delight is TO witness the drama of
the dolls, New York writer states.
Venice has the best public perform.
ance. The dolls are about tour feet
high. Any necessary number Of char
acters are placed on the stage and
their entrances, exits and antics are
managed by the man above, who does
the wire pulling and who puts the
speeches into their mouths. All sorts
of plays are given, and the ordinary
type of Punch and Judy show is less
common than fairy tales and Shake
speare on children's afternoons.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1922-07-14
BUYING SECONDHAND JUNK
Astonishing How Many succumb to
Lure Which Holds Forth in
New York City.

If not every man then every other
man in New York city is mad as a
March hare about the deslrabiIlty of
owning somebody elses old Junk.
While he negIects to take care Of
what belongs to him already he salIies
forth under the sway of an irreslst-
ibTe Impulse to collect the agt-otf
prons Of another man Thls is true.