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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-11
Note Presented Personally
By Tchitecherin To For
eien Minister Schanzer OF
Italy; Consist. OF Fifteen
Pages; New Commission
10 Continue Work After
Close OF Genoa Meet Is
Suggested.

Genoa, May 11.-(By the As
soctated Press)-FUfcign Minis.
ter Tchitcherin of Soviet Rus
sta personally handed tho Rus.
sian reply to the allied memoran.
dunn today to Foreign Minister
Schanzer OF Italy. The only 9th.
er person present was Frances.
co Giannini, the Italian expert.
A friendly conversation of As
minutes followed in which M.
Tchitclierin stressed the fact that
the answer had been prepared
under direct Instructions from
Moscow.
M. Tcaaitcherin repeated assur.
ances of his good win and his
desire to cooperate with the 9th.
er delegations,
After the Russian foreign min.
lister had left, Signor Sc3anzer
read the note which Consists Of
is pages.
The first part OF the note is ar.
gumemtatdve. but the second half
was reported to be constructive.
making proposals dealing with
financial questions.
The note, 1t was stated, sug-
kcSu the afH1OlnCn1enC Ql u new
special commission by tho con-
ference to continue the negotia.
t0sls after the close of the Genoa
meeting.
REPLY MADE PUBLIC.
Genoa, May 11.-{By The As.
sociated Press. reply
to the allied memorandum made
public this evening, declares the
financial differences between the
powers and Russia require deeper
study and 1t suggests the appoint
lnent of q mixed committee of cx-
perts by the economic conference
to "cortsider these questions.
The reply rejects the mixed
tribunal system proposed by the
allies for settling the claim of
Foreigners. This system. 1t says,
is &trrcconcilia&lc with the COM
munistic system. The reply main
tains that the preferential rights
of Russia proposes to grant for
mer pr0prietofs will make it pos
49, a9E :, !. 70 :, p p,cs .ls
mixed tribunals. y, (. I.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-11
Three Catholics Shot.

Three Catholics Shot.
Belfast, May 11.-(By the Associ-
ated Press. .)-Three Catholic youths,
James, Francis and Thomas Nc
keown. were taken from their beds
at Ballymulderg last night by gang
Of men and shot. James was killed,
and the othersl seriously. wounded
Francis received sixteen bullet
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-11
OUTLOOK FOR
IRELAND IS
DlSCOURACllC
Dail's Inability to Reach Set
tlement Revives Interest
In England.

London, May 11.-(By the Associ-
ated Press ss.)-Announcement Of the
failure of the Dali Eireann peace
committee to reach basis for set
tlement between the opposing army
factions has brought back public at
tention here sharply to the Irish
situation, which has lately been over
shadowed by the Genoa conference
and its attendant incidents.
While hope that peaceable ar
rangement will eventually be reached
is not precluded, the outlook is re.
garded as discouraging and the i'm.
patience of the great section of Eng.
lish opinion was accurately reflected
in the house. of commons debate
Several press dispatches. from Dublir
represent the majority of the public
in Ireland as equally concerned ovel
the state of the country.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-05-11

Belfast. May 11.-A bomb was
thrown in Glenview street last night
woInding two women.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

HAVE !. 600 square feet on secuud floor up-
town sai a30O square feet on third moor
central, Sd and Glrard. second honr. N0Os
3 sluarc Z o. X u. din, TOMlINSOS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
WEST PHILADELPHIA

aol7 BoNAFFoN TERRACE.sIX ROOMS
ASp BATH, PAINTED AND PAPERED.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS AND GAS. HOT.
WATER HEAT. BASEMENT LAUNDRY.
TRAYS. NEW ROoE! i;AGE;IaLESI G5f;IL;SI CON
NJ And 8 p. NJ: OTHER TINE BY AP,
POSSESSION GUARANTEED;
OWNER ON PREMISES,
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IAWNDAJE
MEDIA

10l7 HELLERNhN AVE. bargain: beaut.
home, deal Toe; Ion 1OOxl0o chicken
house. Bel. 2T23 20 inspect; 80 cnrs on 9Th
~ $500 north. Richards. 52Oa Walnut.
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PENNSYLVANIA M--sef,URBAN
GrnW gA9E

FOX CHASE---Beautifui det. cor. horne, "
rms, brick, h.-w. heat a. all mod. cows
2 min to trolley or train: gear gar, lot ooN
150: half can remain on intge Apply owner;
on premises. John Hughes cor. Robbins ana
Montgomery aves. Rockledge. Fox Chase,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
REAL ESTATE ron SALE

CLEVELAND AVE. t22oO blocks dwell.
ines; each rented -t25; will bring S2s;
want offer. ]. r. MASSEY q SON. 18Th
6442 N, 18TH sT.-si1 rooms. tile bath.
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NEW Jersey FARMS
WIDOW FORCED TO SELL

STOCKED ilT-ACRE FARM
Pair horses . mulns cow, hogs ~
Chickens. wagons. aasVliro engine, threshsr.
corn Shaller. moving machine hay rake. all
plOws hIrr0"s. CuItiya'urs and other equip
mont thrown IN with money making al
farm, sit uate ~ elevation, neat. thriving. up-
to-dats town. Iast years income. $4,000. 81
acres tiilahIc rich loHm. spring pasture. BAT
anCe timber. apple pe1ch orchards, other
fruits. =" room residence: running water. tells
phone basement barn with - tie-ups. dairy.
and d5tsis p % ss prce cUT Teduced tro sToSS
TO $500 on easy terms. for quick sale. Call
or write for free cat 80 1922 farm bar.
gdIns az Drs-War prices. NEW JERSEY
FARM AGENCY, 3o3 u, Real Estate Truso
ILLLa Dl =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

CORNER Germantown and Rex aves large
old mansion and grounds; lot ~ 6xl45 =. 4;
opposite loop of +. Il. I. and adjacent 70
Chestnut HIN station. Penna. r. r.; sni'-
able for apt. house or business purposes. :.
no restrlctlors II. c IRWIN 12i Walnnk
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MUST Re SOLD g. -'l!.r an estats ~,
Colonial-type d"". iHS. s,sr an a.l,~r ue
dwa.; close 10 stIf'nL, M,CornurIS 4 N!a.
CormCk Lincoln B'ls d. Tikir, rg-E
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

TYPEwRTTERs = NO. 9 OLIVER, LATE
model, S24; all up-to-date improvements:
great opportunity: limited quantity; Today
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
MERTON
NESHiMINY FALLS
FERGUSON, Front & York
ERRkOOIS
FARMLAND

COSY LITTLE HOME, iIving-room with fire.
place. dining. room. kitchen. chamber.
s'orcrnOm and bath, steam heat. electricity.
tsu5. nice lot. good location: $500.
j ". FRDEEFTELD. Wavne. Pa.
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Sacrificed 10 Settle Estate

I5.NCRE FARM FOR YNOo
Quick buyer gets comfortable, nicely shaded
Groom home with 10 acres good land: only
short distance from VILLAGE with depot.
schools, stores and churches. Just on New
York-Ala anttC City highway: convenient nav.
islbe Toms River and Barnagnt Bay: Land
part Mia bic ada apted for poultry. fruit. gar
den crops "tc.; income can be derived from
sails Of timber: exceptional opportunity At
low price of 5000 par cash. Full details
Page "a. free illustrated Catalogue IS0
FarL, BarEa ms Throughout New Jersey. Call
or Srite. NEW JERSEY EARN AGENCY.
3n3 T., Real Estnte Trust Bhg., Phna.. Pa.
WILL BE SOLD ut Court Of Chancery, In
Trenton, y. j., on Wednesday, April L.
T. NJ. 9G-acre farm, with iarge house and
barn extensive incubator and brooding sys-
tenn. located cor. Washington Crossing road
and Search ave. M"rcee County. y. j..
II lies north Of Trenton, I mile from PEN
n!ngtrn. on the main line " the Reading
Il and close to the Trenton and PEN
n'ng'"n trolley. suitable Tor sanitorium.
laNt Improvement co. a site for amunes
m"nt park GEO r. GOODMAN. 232O W.
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ro1 sA1r-

OFFICE observation-disclosures assortment
desks in aif sizes and styles, tables. filing
other complete eauipnent;. most OF this
material has been used only a short time
,S,,s Sy the snd % n9w 10 be v re-
fi MrGKEs. III 4 i,PH PIcfs HND iSN stTToSWoo6 60D'
model. s24; all up-to date improvemsnts
free .rR ysa %ss Today
BUNDY TYPEWRITER co.
1905 CHESTNUT ST. WALNUT 5s74.
OFFICE FURNITURE
.ssss .snsSs lot Hs dis sEnss ss.' and
ocvs ssS4S SSs III 4$aa SsSp .,s.
SCHOOL DESKS s.% s.ns'' and .ns d1ns';: Ss.;:
cRxR Gxfs! SgxsssTAsT gsssTiA T'dHi Sfn %Np dsfsryy VINE
REFRTdERAToRs. meat grinders. scales.
stores; large stocks Of above goods. new and
Cd hand. The Howe Scale Co. AID Arch st.
CHAIRS tables. commercial purnoses can.
-. not be Syas rh%ad chairs ss sold G'n
oakwood Chair Mfg. Co, Inc, 1907 Race ct.
SAFEs--Our entire stock Of new safes of all
half Howe OF seas OF Xrc
BABY carriage s18.75. strolters IS: new; wo
uphoister and enamel coaches like new. De
waid $ Juvenile Shop. 2548 Germantown ave
TYPE. presses and cutters; pig bargains.
NATIONAL CASH REGIsTER. bargain fol
quick sale. Walnut 3s34. s34.-----------.
FTRNTTURE-Ent. househ'd for sale; player
piano & large mahoE. hall clock. $50 s. bsth
POOL TABLES bought. sold and repaired
l.. kiefer. 329 w. Girard. Ph. Kens. 2315
HEATER. pipeless cheap: 2lst Market st
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


3;03 CHESTNUT ST.-l9 rooms. > bstha
i bedrooms. hot-a.r heat. electric light.
newly pa psrgd and painted. 5000 per month.
J.. ~ CHAMBERS, S"i Commercial TrlSt
Ridg, Memunr Phla kenl Estate Board.
a72S y uiRAVZ SIT rms S85 per mo.
charles W. Mile, 1901 C"mmonw, h Rds,
1911 y BROAD--l3 rms. > baths. aide
yard. Il, e FARlAN. 1907 \ 18th st.
al MALKET ST. a.so rear ~n,rsnse. ~.
LIl Mlraat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

5000 RACE apartments. oGxl2T
1880 y. 9th. 8 stories. . rooms.
y. f. cor. 18th and Aspen. 2S rooms 40xl0 l00
1923 W, lehigh ave..l1 rms. mod. heat. cleo
1Nl6-2O Melon. commercial building site.
1880 Nj. Vernon, II rooms, . baths
22l5 Green. solid hrownstone side yard
lsls Wallace, apartments modern heat.
2O35 Iireen, II rooms. baths, electric.
sGN ). .2d. corner. IS rooms . baths.
1917 Poplar, II rooms, broWnstOnp.
lIl2 Mt. Vernon, 10 rms. baths h. W. heat
1bu2 Swain. IL rooms lSxGO
3O35 Diamond brOwnstone, l3 rooms electric
HIBBkR ID B. WORREJ,I, AZ 60
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
rENNsyLyANIA TAaMs
Gentleman's Country Home

06 acres Of fertile land, l2-room stone mo-
erN mansion. large barn, garage, Chile
house. other outbuildings all modern an4
~ fine rondi tion; large creek located -
Heihlchcm pike. close TO station. HANDY -
committing to city. sacrifice to quick buy0es y
Call 1927 Germa ntowu ave.
s55oO-'guntrv place. about ) miles ebove
LansdHl", hOuse' II rooms, barn chicken
house; 200 fruit trees: 10 acres hiah ground.
with beautifs view.
NEWCONs. owner. 55t2 Hunter st
80 ACRES, close to Old York rd.; Hne ts
room stone dwelling: barn With modern
stanchions; ttmber and meadowaud. fruit:
price only SG5OO
WARREN " CORNELL. liza ,boro. Pa.
& ACRES I-room dwelling heat and iightt
garage barn, chicken houses. Price s476o,
$1,000 cash. WARREN NJ. CORNELL, Hat
bnro, Pa.
ONE-HALF MILE riverfront on the uppee
Delaware ideal spot for gentlcman's 80
clude1 country estate
ABNER II. MERsHON. COS Land Title Blds,
ACRES. good lana. on mscadam road and
trolley line; Broom dwelling. hrcpiaces
sprngnOuae, grove Of trees. price rtghA
WARREN ". CORNELL, Hatboro. Pa.
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COI.I.l\GSWOOD

NEW SEMI- MI-BJ'N,iNI.OW-Six rooms bath
and pantry, ei.ctr!-l,y, gls. all modern
c""F"nIencrs, hr"plrce. front and back pore n .
mouse nnlShoG IN par! and mahogany. on
lot 4ixlOh, lines Of Transformation within
. square II your !DOr. This property = worth
NOR" than we are asking cannot he Appro-
clatrd unless seen: price S5SuG, wa wit, halp
hra"Ce. C0!!!nEswOod Building and Realty
60, !OIo ltadiOn ave BEL SCI W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
NEW Jersey FARMS

sCrib"s l50 farms and country homea
throughout $ew Jersey; many equipped and
ready tu move on to; some at $1,000: half
rash. can or write NEW JERSEY FARM
AGENCY, 303 ID. Real Estate Trust BLDG.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
WEST PHILADELPHIA

. BEAuTlFuL cor property with vATaSe; -
cnlty 83d and Chestnut, oyerlookIng -
| 900 TO S7b--seversI housskaepins aooS3,
ments q: &. Mellon. = Co. so IA A6{6t r1
'''sFEs;'si sI,lp ..|ss ~!
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$1,000 BEVERLY

l"-room house. now Spear heater and all con.
Ven "rCos. Earag", lot GON 100: photos
PETERS SONS CII IIF:STNI'T ST PHILA
MEDFORD y. J.--l4-acre iarm. good house
$500. t"rns. W"stn"y. 2O3 Liberty Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
SEW JERSEY-SUBIRBAN
actories. Warehouses;. Manufacturing Floors

FOR SALE Modern brick factory plant
about fnur-htihS NJ m arr, Of lana. 80, 900
50 :, Of Moor >phc". railroad siding; si'u-
at" Front an Atlantic dy"s, Camden. y j ;
-ihr,iE new t,ra'ilNs station and ferry. Geo
wv. j"ssup & Son "3I FEDERAL s. Garden
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
NEW JFRSEY-SUBI'RRAN

FOR SALE or rert-- Beautiful broom bun
raiOw. furni shed lots, S0XiOo II. sleep
ing porch. 3OX6 IT.. screened. al window
and doors fully screened will soil at sacr!-
h"r'on boulevard. browns Mil.s-ln-, he P!nes
Browns Mills y. J. Apply Adjt v. q
Jones li3 Ashls nd place. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Bungh'Uw built 1870. Sale price. s25nO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

Now Vacant 500 block ; Yewtall 81. :
condition: priced risht. JOHN NJ ESBUkG,
5gUT baltimore ave, --
s5300--ElGHT ROOMS. Correr; every room
fronting on street a really desirable house:
con. .rulcMt to everything.
HAMMOND co, $500 ln""s'cr ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
business Properties and stores
~ SOUTH 18th

IUNF MI ID ASTMF.NT
Il " Lloyd ~ WALNUT
SERVICE station. 10. 900 SC r. On ground 81
22d y. II Market 81 \. HRN Lard Title Biz,
4 FACTORY warehouse and floor speoiaitst.
ARTHUR y FT,ASER, q s. 18th 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
PARKWAY PROPERTY

Three stories. store and dwelling $50 "
23d st.: must sell at once. Owner 25yl
33h ST. Diamond 64ls w '
SEVEN ROOMS AND GARAGE; hot-water
heat. electricity. gas kitchen. basement
laundry !ncosed porch: only 10000 J. r.
PARK. y. F. COR. lTTH AND MOYA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
BEEC HWOOp

FiNE-ROOM BUNGALOw, at Reachwood
y j. furnished. ~ minutes walk from
y"h'h 'uai"l among the pines want 70 sell
t"r Ei-uu, VIII r"nt for season for $3.50
-.le 2iN.i fo-t.
Mrs f. M"v~r Grautwood. y. :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
BUSINESS PERSONALS
WE PAID A WOMAN
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

1900 block y. 18Th st. lot 10 Camac St
lniS \: 18th ST.. 3 sty.. 11r. & = b.; elec.
1900 block =. Grata. . Sly, : rms s. bath.
az l.. Somarset tars stt $; s,y .iy "7r Soih Soih
1902 swain ST.. sty., II rms. & bnth
2t28 \: 18th ST.. sty,. rms. & bath
III ". Jefferson ST.. 3 sty.. II =. & . baths
LOIS W. Oxford st.. shy. 10 rms. 4 bath
$500 block \. l1th ST.. sty.. :. 4 3 b.
$500 y. lioIvier ST.. sty.. Dr. & | bath
1927 y. Gratz St. 9 sty.. S rms & / bath
1877 lngrrsol, St. 8 sty.. 5 rms u bath
osellg slg %0,h st.. 3 sty.. II rms. 4 bath
1925 y. .4th ST.. sty., porch, 1r. & / b.
n. !. Easy. 18th g. THOMPSON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

On OUTSKIRTS, In good residential section.
all brick Colonial house. beautiful center
hall and stairway, with very attractive
y baths, hot-wnter heat. electricity. gear
brick garage, lot 1T5 g. front: Sis, 900 a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
MODERN HOME. $500

800 block Albanus St. o rooms and ha N
electric light. porch; good location; BARGAIN.
KUHN g. LOWERY
Firth and Rockland sts
2Ol3 Il. CORNWALL. Or, pch,, elec. .S35oo
,3222 Hope St., porch. d rms. bath. S:;?So %?So
3ilI Reach. o rms. porch, oloc ..... 5000
Gal Il. rioga, pch.. h w.h. ell. gar. pr $500
023 L; riosa inc. .pchs h.-w. b.. cleo 5000
Fuid Moore a. Cook, 32l5 II st Gar OtS3
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RIVER-FRONT HOME

- rooms, including tile bath with shower
all "OnVenirnCes; large concrete porch
FULLY FURNISHED FOR OCCUPANCY
Garag-, bosthousc, old shade. large s.Opinx
lawn - gravel beach; BeNerly, near 'r0l.ey
! so. from station Gall. Ee.. photos
PETERS 4 son SOS CHESTNUT ST puITA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
Garages

2bH.7O : AMERICAN For rent, rear fN
A. hth nOurs also baseml Hb0u, 1000 -.
T. each good light. new building larss eiee.
TITO elevator :. Garrett, $50 : I'D st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.

PRIVATE lfARAGE room for | big cart
heated and water, connected with private
hom". Phone Germantown 2603 J, 8831
Wayne ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11
STENEEQRD
WILLOW GROVE

s. ',HtMACHER. Welsh I'd. Willow Grove
Sl&-ROOM bungalow. conveniences. garaga
nehr train and TROLLEY: bargain; s3SOO
SC HtNACHER. Welsh I'd. Willow Grove
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

OFFICE HPACH Tor rent, furnIshed. mU05
give refersnos. 1901 Bullstn bldE.
CENTRAL OFFICES. good lights rsasqnybl0,
WiLLI5WINCHEsTER Co, 2b g. l1st C.
DESK for rent, reasons BILE. 1901 ComRess
wealth Bldg, ,7-- !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

SIERI. road to success II YOU own tho master
key TO G5oa Lebanon ave-. overbrook: !
-,ums with garage. yCU. with Z, unlock
H.. home 70 happiness. wealth and wisdom.
R.menLer GROSS stands Tor all that's
good real estate, 5oth &&t !sorchwood ave
5357 THOMAS AVE. rooms and bath,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

RAVE - OOO sIuare fee on tNo floors up-
town and 33Oo squnre feet on three floors
o"ntrsl 80 and Girard . fo"rs. 1000 saua!y
rsrr Il X sI.rg TOAiLINSOS Lincol6
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-11

LOCUST ST, 5852--Two story, air light
rooms, bath, electric lights. hot-water
heat. hardwood floors throughout: only sh3On
WILLIAM NJ. KNATZ. INC, 25i ), Goth st
Phone Sherwood 1910.
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;. S. TOMLINSON. JR. I,nSo'" i,FSs

FACTORY and warehouse properties. 5000
60 900 50. IT.. semi-central, Il. r. sd!ngs.
!mn poss Simon Well, owner. ll4l y. I'd
iSACTORIES warehouses. FIR. space consult
Albert Hall. Land Title BIDS. Spruce 25ls
FACTORIES warehouses floors. land. JAS
l.. STEVENSON e. SON. Land Title Bldg.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-05
WHOLE SYSTEM
IS BENEFITED
BY TANLAC

Thousands Of frail, nervous peo-
pie and convalescents everywhere
have testified 90 the remarkable
power of Tanlac in bringing back
their health, strength, and working
efficiency. 1t seems to quickly in
vigorate the constitution and is a
powerful foe Of weakness. Mrs.
William Urus, 308 S. Main St,
Brattleboro, VT, says.
81 was too weak to do any work
and | suffered con family from gas
on my stomach.
"But ! gained fifteen pounds
taking Tanlac and am now well
and strong. Tanlac is helping my
husband, too, just like it did me-"
There is not a single portion Of
the body that is not benefited by
the helpful action Of TanIac. It
enable. the stomach to turn the
food into healthy blood, bone and
muscle, purifes the system and
helps you back to normal weight.
Get a bottle today at any good
Observation-Disclosures
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-05
Fairbanks A. A. Wreck
ers Win Suggest 81

CONTINUED from page one)
himself, crossed the platter on
Brackets long sacrifice fly to
Charter.
The Canadians plucked tally in
the third, another in the fourth
and another in the eighth and gave
the fans plenty to worry about.
Full of pep and fight, the invaders
were dangerous contepders until
the last man had been retired.
The sixth inning marked the to-
tai eclipse of Sherbrooke by the
locals. Martin opened the stanza by
dawins walk to first. Witty push
ed him along with a bunt in front
of the catcher. Kennison, by SEN
sational bit of fielding, scooped up
Crieve's difficult grounder and
pegged like a gatling gun to first
base, in just the nick of time to
beat the Fairbanks shortfielder.
With two men out the massacre
began.
Hoernle slammed one past first
and Maloney drove out a terrific
Ntlllup. / lie DdlI was lCldNcu III anu
A. Jenkins threw it to Kennison,
but the pellet glanced off Malon-
ey's back and he continued his way
to home. Singles bv Kellev Brack-
etG and Mclaughlin followed in
rauid succession. When the smoke
of the disaster had cleared away
and the wrecking crew had cooled
their bats. five large runs were
noted on the score board.
Maloney tailed again in the
eighth inning when he reached
first as a result of an error took
second on Kelley's single, third on
Brackets retirement by Kennison,
and home when Landry dropped r.
Jenkins throw from first base,
following McLauohlin's infeld out,
In Sherbrooke's ninth, the fans
We're a little uneasy as Kennison
hacked n hit down past third and
Wildes, pinch-hittinG for Hunt,
punched him in with a hard single
over Maloncv's head Kio Granai,
on his fourth safe hit of the game
knocked in Wildes, md SherbrooGe
crept up within speaking terms of
the local score Landry, however
pumped a terrific nit to Witty who
checked it and threw first for the
final out of the contest.
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FAIRBANKS DROPS
SUNDAY CONTEST I'll

Was it over-confidehce or was it
the masterful twilling of Slayton,
q prep school youngster that
spelled a defeat to 1 for the
Hoernleites Sunday at Bethlehem?
1t was a combination of both ele
ments.
While Art Kelley was letting
down the Bethlehem lads with a
paltry four .bingles, Slayton, the
Spaulding high star athlete, was
neatly setting down the local
Wrecking crew with a minimum Of
six meager swats, by means of
which the locals could manufacture
but a single run. This came in
the seventh inning when Maloney
tailed, following a long sacrifice
fly to right center by Mclaughlin.
Up to the ninth inning, Art Kel-
ley the ScaletoWn finger, was
standing the Bethlehemites on
their domes. But after a bobble
had been committed in the final
chapter, there came to bat Whet-
ton who larrupped out a homer
that amounted to a pair Of life
size tallies and the contest for
Bethlehem 2 to I.