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Evening star., 1922-11-24
Han, for Judge,
Not Bomb, as
Might'a Been
Is it an Internal machine?

Is it an Internal machine?
Or is it ham?
These questions perplexed bailiffs
and deputy United States mar
shals in the United States branch
of Police Court yesterday. when
a large box was delivered at the
courtroom addressed to Judge
Robert Hardison. A bailiff placed
it on the bench beside the judge,
who was delivering instructions
to jury in case in which the
defendant was charged with vio-
lating the national prohibition
law.
newspaper reported asked what
the package was. The bailiff said
it "felt like ham," The reporter
then suggested that it might be
an internal machine. The sugges-
tion caused the bailiff to pale.
But the package was not removed.
When the jury took the case and
Judge Hardison left the bench the
package was examined. 1t was
selected country -cured ham from
the bluegrass country.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
ARCADE MARKET SHOW.

What the Arcade market has t,
offer for the Thanksgiving dinner
will be exhibited Tuesday night from
Z until 10 o'clock. During this period
all the stands will be dressed in theiI
finest. but nothing will be sold
Orders. however. will be taken for
delivery the following morning. A
band will play selections throughout
the evening. Many dealers have ar
ranged to distribute novelties and
souvenirs
Evening star., 1922-11-24
Rice, and William Galliher wer
awarded booster prizes.
SOrOptOmistH to Elect.

After passing through the forma-
tive period, the Soroptimist Club. the
recently organized women's civic bet
terment body, will elect it's presi'
dent and other officers to serve fol
year at special meeting to be
held at the City Club Monday.
Only those whose initiation fee
shall have been paid in full will be
entitled to participate in the election
The installation banquet and pres
entation of charter will take place
Monday night, December 4, at 7:3c
o'clock
Evening star., 1922-11-24

Big, shaggy greatcoats and ul-
sters to keep Sonny warm and we'll.
Fleeces, tweeds, herringbones-all
the desirable fabrics, with the raglan
shoulder or set-in sleeve, as illus
trated. Ages Toto Is.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THIS column there are a large number
Of desirable summer hotels and boarding
tLlaces which seek your patronage during the
summer and autumn months. Should you not
find the place that you desire an advertise
rent under the heading Country Board
Wanted" will bring many inquiries from
people who are seeking paying guests. Phone
a. Al IN Wnrfh InnnN
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
SITUATIONS WANTED-Female

CHAMBERMAID, Irish girl, lately landed,
desires position, private family, Conlin.
81 West t3+th st.
CITAMBERMA1D- WAITRESS, experienced; !;
French. English speaking. mountains. sea-
shore. Permentier, 253 W gath
COMPANION. refined young widow with
nine year-old boy wishes position with one
who Is on vegetable diet y 633 Herald,
$50 broadway.
COOK. first class; best references. f3 Bank
st. Phone Chelsen 57s2.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
New Jersey.
ROCEID MANOR

NINFLD MANOK.
Centrally located. high elevation, de-
llgftful environment. spacious rooms;
own products. excellent bathing; reason
able rates. H. S. BERNER, p. o. Box 81,
Deal Beach. N. j. Tel 2g-M Asbury Park
GENTLEMEN. highest references as payln-
guests. charming country home; Christia
family. accessible fout golf courses; thre
minutes walk station ten minutes ocean.
suites or single roonF. sleeping porches
board optional; garaLC. Box Gj3. Eibcron,
~ !.
ALL year around boa arders: also Week-ends.
H. srEFFENs. i1o Franklin av., Long
Bra nrh n, !,
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital to Invest.

MIR. BUSINESS MAN
II you cannot find tho party who has capi-
tai TO invest In this column, suGges,ion Is
made that you advertise your propositioh
undder Capital Wapted Many investors
turn to this column for business proposl-
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

EXCHANGE. all or part 10000 acres unen-
numbered. valuable, Missouri coal and min
office buildings, hotels, New York city or
elsewhere, having first mortgage only ::
owners representative in New York city to
$50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
MANTLE AVERAGE MAN

are you using ycur time and ability in
"A profitable manner? Are you fully
profiting from your education and ex.
porience? Arc you earning enough 70
live as you would like TO? II the an
swers 10 the foregoing are NO. We
cal make the answer YES, providing
you can quality. Write for an ap-~
pointment. giving age and experience.
All applications must be In no later
than July 3.
w. r. Room e1e. Tribune BuildineS.
New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
APARTMENTS-To Let.
Unfurnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.

Unfurnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
11sTH ST. 357 W. (near Park)-NIodern ele-
.Nator apartment. rooms rooms top
floor; immediate possession: reasonable.
supt., $40 University. or 2690 Rhinelander.
18TH. o West.-Private house with store to
lease, $40. Audubon 1892, mornings and
122p $40 W.-Seven room apartments, 500
and $113; elevator: immediate possession.
2oa WEST o4TH ST,
,,. THE FRANKLIN.
High class elevator building, most conve-
nientiy located; attractive rooms:
SHARP CO. 24s9 BROADWAY.
ZIG WEST 09TH ST.
rooms;
eatfa large, light airy @ story
Elevator building;
reasonable rental.
SHARP CO, 2fS0 BROADWAY.
:44 RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
Corner 9th st.
-Four Rooms.
Extra Large Rooms. Exceptional Value.
Reasonable Rent
SHARP co. 24s9 BROADWAY.
go WEST 18TH ST,
THE CuRLEW
Rooms and Bath.
housekeeping apartments, with kitchens
desirable locations.
SHARP & CO, 24s9 BROADWAY.
317 WEST 0eTH ST.
THE EMAHREL.
Near Riveside Drive.
High Glass Fireproof Apartment.
Ali Modern improvements.
and Rooms: Reasonable Rent.
SHARP e. Co. 24s0 BROADWAY.
400 RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
FOWLER COURT.
TO I Rooms, reasonable Rent.
Modern High Glass Elevator Apartment
House. with View of River,
SHARP g. CO. 24S0 BROADWAY.
5O7, 5i1, ST. WEST 18TH ST.
2 nine story apartment buildings modern
apartments near Columbia University: for
immediate possesson; four and five rooms.
SHARP CO. 24s9 BROADWAY.
Unfurnished.
Washington Heights. Above I:5th ST.,
West of 8th Az.
THU RIVIERA,
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 156TH TO 15TTH ST.
The Premier Fireproof Apartment Building
of the West Side, occupies the entire block
elevators atmosphere and service un-
equalled. Resident manager. Phone Billings
5000.
SIX TO TEN ROOMS.
REASONABLE RENT.
SHARP a. CO, 2i89 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
MAN WANTED

MAN WANTED.
A hard-working. clean-l'ving man over 50
preferred, who Is seeking q position which
will produce largo earnings for earnest sf-
forts: requirements. honesty, perseverance,,
willingness 10 learn and clean appearances;
no other need apply. Suite 1910. 20 West
AID 81
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
statesmen.

1T WILL TAKE YOU BUT HALF AN
HOUR TO LEARN WHAT WE ARE
AND HOW WE TEACH YOU TO BE-
COME A THOROUGH AND EXPERl-
ENCED SALESMAN, AT THE SAME
TIME. GREATLY INCREASING YOUR
EARNING CAPACITY: SELLING EX-
PERIENCE IS~ NOT AT ALL NEC-
TO MAKE GOOD. AND IT COSTS
YOU NOTHING; TO THOSE WHO
FOLLOW OUR INSTRUCTIONS AID
VANCEMENT TO EXECUTIVE POSI-
TIONS AND A PERMANENT FUTURE
is ASSURED. If YOU HAVE AMBI-
TIONS TO BETTER YOURSELF CALL
ON OUR MR.. BORN, SUITE $40.
BERKELEY BUILDING. 1925 WEST
4sTH ST. FROM . TO q. OR EVENINGS
FROM Z TO o.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
For Iiire--Motor Trucks.

WANTED-Return load from New York 10
pittsburgh arrive in New York saturday;
TRANsFER, i0T West Parkway. N. s..
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
Fer Hire--passenser Cars.

CADILLAC cars for rent by hour. week,
month. high class service. reasonable
ratos LoTos AUTO REPAIRING CO, lis
w s6th ~. Circle olsi
CAnffI.AC, LUXURIOUS, LATE MODEL.
IINOtS1Nr. WEEK or MONTH. CN :
IN nsINlr2 CIRCLE ISn1.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
Capital Wanted.


ESTABLISHED engineering and construction
firm capitalized at $50 900. doing 5000 900
business annually at 10 per cent. net margin,
desires services OF two young engineers, one
for reinforced concrete designing and esti-
mating, the other on irrigation and drain
ssas Sns Mexico Soysos irS m
this particular territory. Each must take
one-fifth interest, in the firm $4,000 in
for young co'icge man who wants TO grow
with the firm Write TO manager BLUE
FLAG INnI-fTRIEs. San Antonio Texas
If YOIT mot locate the proposition you
seek ir this column. place an advertise
ment under Capital % Invest stating de-
scriptively what you desire. Men of business
who seek capital continually. watch that
eolumn for principals of means. Telephone
Worth 10000.
MEMBERSHIP in exclusive hunting and
fishing club In New York State for sale
JAMES l.: THOMPSON. 2e clifford av.. Pei
CHRISTIAN. reliable party, with 81 900, in
retail merchandise; references; security;
2t4a Iterald.
NEWsPAPER-s2. .00o will give you half own
ership in live weekly paper. FOLEY, 40
Union St. Montclair. \. J.
For Safe.
FOR SALF-Finoly equipped machine shop
located in Naugatuck Valley; must be sold
at once; splendid opportunity for manufac-
turing radio apparatus or carrying on gen
cral machine business; reasonable terms. At
torncy FRANK KENNA, Receiver. New
Haven. Conn.
FOR SAI,E-Shoe store best section OF Long
Branch, n j.; old established store good
reason for selling Apply Box 3s1, Lons
Branch. n. J.
COMMERCIAL school, Bronx: established .
fine income; little cash. Box 81 517 u.
1G3d st.
HABERDASHERY, long lease. low rental.
800 T. 16Tth St and Webster av.
Miscellaneous.
LIVE, profitable. going manufacturing bust
ness, Providence, II. J., making medical
instruments patented: universally used for
first aid; good demand. Box A 24o 1880
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
Country Board Wanted.

WANTED-Home for lady and is month
grandson, on or near Long Beach twC
months; give rate and location. 2i6i
Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
Long Island.

PATCHOGUE INN. Patchogue, l.. L.
Homelike, fine table, own garden; near
water; $1S-$20 weekly families specially
catered to.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
PUBLIC NOTICES.

WILL n relative or some intimate friend
OF Colonel John w. Young (son OF the
late Brigham Young. who left his hotel
darlington HoteD Is West 25th ST., about
three weeks ago and has not since been
heard from there kindly furnish me with
his Whereabouts and present address?
ENQUIRER. Y 2i6I Herald. $50 broadway.
THE undersigned announce their withdrawal
from the Star Fruit Market Company, 1896
st. Nicholas av., New York city, and will
not be liable for bills contracted after June
81. 1922. o. COHEN.
J. KAUFMAN.
GERTRUDE come home Immediately, mother
very M. all forgiven. FRANK AND
ADRIENNE.
HAVE severed connections with Greenwich
Wet Wash Laundry. THOMAS II. O'NEIf.L.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
New York.

MISS MASONS summer conference for
women and school OF tutoring July 10
Sept j; delightful environment, beautiful
scenery. many interesting courses For full
Information address Miss MASON'S SUM-
MER SCHOOL. Tarrytown. n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30

PAYROLL clerk. understanding labor dis.
tribution, experienced In marine repair
work; state experience and salary. l. ls41
Herald. Bklyn.
PHOTOGRAPHER - Young man. familiar
with commercial film work. Initiative, ac-
curate worker; best of references: state
previous employer; steady position; good
wages. o 616 Herald, $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
Maine.

WELLS BEACH, MAINE
Attractive, cool rooms. with board near
beach. pine trees. sand dunes. Moody Cot
tage. l.. NJ. LANGFORD.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS and statesmen sell land and small
houses, within easy reach of city; easy
payments leads furnished salary and COM
mission. y. j. Kline. 0 Church ST., room -.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30

Employment Agency-DOnestic.
AT MISS HoFMAYER AGENCY.
10 East AID ST., Sd floor.
Cooks. laundresses, chambsrmaids. walt
resses. kitchenmads. chidren's nurses.
ls dies maids useful couples.
AT MRS. THEO. MALMBERG'S
SWEDISH AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1SsD 4,
l0I9 LEXINGTON Av. (I5TD.
Select help. All positions. Private famille.
Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL,
4S5 9th av., near 3.lth opp. Lord Il Taylor.
Leading School In America.
Earn $50 weekly.
HAIRDRESSING AND MANlCURING.
All branches taught: register now for hisl
POSITION; we cannot fill the demand; reach
cut now for success In an environment OF
wealth and refinement; day, evening classes.
We start you I'm business: easy terms. Write
OF call for particulars. Tel. 1lI6 Wand.
LADIES EARN $40 TO $50 WEEKLY
HAIRDREsSING. MANICURING.
All branches taught. Special this month: ::
classes. Positions guaranteed diplomas. We
start you in business; easy terms.
NILES BEAUTY SCHOOL,
2l0 Fifth av., near 28th ST.
Telephone 96i2 Ma ison Square.
See the new Nestle permanent APP
paratus at Basse Academy of Hair
and Beauty Culture. 30 East 46th
st. All our students are taught 10
use this machine. Find out all
about this well paid profession.
famous Hairdress. Manicure. Beauty
School. 119 West 42d St, or Brooklyn, ~
9TH av. Newark Branch. SAT Broad st. i
circular.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
NATIONAL. STOCK sALEsMANAGER.

90 cooperate IN sale OF an exceptional
Industrial issue; offers real future
10 man with proven record: one
minute of your time would be sufff-
cient TO convey the possibilities OF
the proposition. Do not call, Write
fully your record, which must stand
thorough investigation. and show
successful experience In every branch
of this field. Sales Manager, room
90e. 107 Liberty ST.. n. Y. c.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
For Safe.
Miscellaneous.

LIVE. profitable. going manufacturing bust
ness, Providence II. J.. making medical
instruments: patented: universally used for
first aid good demand. Box A 2Io. 1880
Broadway
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
Furnished-i,rooklyn.

Lady would like to share private home with
Responsible party: all conveniences: porch,
garden; no objections to sem-inyalid. 2oG
ASterlng ST.. F1atbush. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

ARE YOU looking for a furnished room in
the city? If so, then go over this column
thoroughly. and IL you cannot find what you
desire an advertisement under the heading
Furnished Rooms Wanted will bring many
inquiries from people who are seeking room
ers Telephone ad to Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-06-30
SUMNER HOMES-Sale or Let
New Jersey.

BUNGALOW. furnished. rooms. screened
porch. bathing; communication j. MELIO-
DON, Lincoln Park
The New York herald., 1922-06-30

LAKE HOPATCONG-Five room furnished
bunealow. $3.50 and up season. Richmond
I'M 1888
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1922-01-24
AZ Es::if5a :. ! ]
!, and Warm in Snow,
y Slush, or Zero Weather

,,,r feet snugly tucked in pair OF warm
nyO " Arctics, you will not suffer in the
Fsst weather ,;.od viii, ho.,,,, woo,
~, D .sonolv made to stand hard wear. They
fss 'a.t Your shoes from being soaked and
PlO' Come in and supply your needs from
Fpar Band" stock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-05
MRS. NORTON ADDRESSES
W0MAN'S CLUB MEETING
DIR. Alexander Irvine is I'm
able to Speak on Ac-
count oE Illness.

DIR. Alexander Irvine. who was
scheduled To lecture at the Woman's
Club yesterday afternoon. was un-
Although this was "A sourc. of much
disappointment. the members Of the
club w"r" unusually fortunate in
having as substitute such charm
ing lecturer as Mrs. Thomas Norton
proved 10 he.
Mrs. Norton is tho wifi. OF an Eng
lish consul to Turkey. and has spent
a great deal OF her time in III. IN
terror az Turkey. She has been u
CORES pendent FOR the London
Spectator" and has written for
ScN"r"i OF our prominent magazines
She is the author OF Rugs in Native
Lands and She gave a most iascl-
mating lecture Yesterday afternoon,
on Turkish and Persian rugs. Illus
,ratinS her talk with som. superb
examples az these rugs. Her famii-
irity with her subject and with tna
lie and customs Of the Turkish pco-
pic made h"r talk very interesting
She appeared in costum. and .x-
PIalh'h most "utertainiurly III" use
and purr"S" of each par; of the cos
tune" in sp"aki-g OF tho rugs. she
explained tn" nature Of the looms
used by the women. sometime az
tn" age of tn" AIT az weaving. IN.
me ana unusual wool used. the pro-
cess OF dicing. with vcrctabl. dycs:
me c"hj"ciures As to the origin OF
the designs. and the various differ
ehc"s between the Turkish and Per
sian rugs.
Ku. making is a vital par, Of tho
ne OF ines" people" said Mrs Nor
ION. ana az she told some of hcr in
n ftta,,
me experiences in Turkey, and
IN" fascinating facts she had gained
about tho rugs. their value ar, au,
method Of discovering whether or
not thoy were genuine. ono fell that
MIS-. Norton was a most interesting
exponent OF AN interesting subject.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-05
BEWARE THE
COUGH OR COLD
THAT HANGS ON

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lead to serious lung trouble. You can
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creomuision Ia guaranteed satisfac-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-05
Amusemcnts


At the Lyric.
Tire so-callcd boring" fifth act
ot the biIi that opened at the Lyric
yesterday Is the outstanding feature
Gymnastic stunts are pulled across
In clever manner by man and "A
woman. II is particularly !ntcrest-
Ing Ia watch the male member OF
the duo do his stun" H. has in
Jec,"d several new features which
hrlp his Performance. wonderfully.
rms act is billed 'Eeii and Caron. e
Miss Robbie Gordone. sculptr.ss
ana artists model. ~ the opening
attraction. She Is what advanc.
"rite-ups claimed her 10 be. Sh.
particularly pleasing in her
Spirit Of 1922"
Toilette, Pearl and Wicks presen,
The Coal Driver" 1t is filled with
comedy.
The Emerald Revue" four men
and three women. is along the old
minstrel show lines. Most Of the
songs have an Irish touch TO them
Tom Thinbault and Art Cody are
accompanied by the Demo sisters
III Terpsichorc Gone Mad" Their
dancing brings about the greatest
amount OF applause during the show.
r. V. 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-05
now TO SAW: WHEN SHOPPING
BY Ruth Leigh.
Author IT The Human Sida n.
Retail Selling" Tho 4 &c
OF Retailing" etc.

Eecause the garbage can Is such u
homely article. many uf us do not
give II III" consideration that its
buying deserves. When you select
earhace can. ono Of the first things
To note is the riyidity OF tho cover.
Does II fit on tightly. and is there
generous RIM that extends down
over tho pail? This is important be
cause IL keeps doors from escaping
from the pail. and prevents those
tiny garbage flies from hoverinE
around II.
The cheapest material used In gar
hagc cans today is galvanized tin.
This makes strong pail. althourh
a great many housewives who have
white kitchens prefer the white en-
ameled pals, because they present
more attractive appearance.
Ry FAR tho most convenient, nail.
although slightly more expensive. is
tho garbage pail in which the cover
lifts by pressing pedal st the bot
tom This IS similar 10 the surgical
pals used ny surgeons and dentists
In their offices. They are usually
white enameled. They not only pre-
vent backaches and the annoyance
IT lifting the cover az the garbage
pan frequently, but are great time
savers. when Won buy one Of these
pails the important thing TO examine
is tho mechanism. Re sure that the
cover lifts easily. with tho operation
"' III" small pedal at tho bottom
C.. 1922. by Public Ledger Coz
~---------
Jack Frost" Salt is pure and clean.
ASK YOUR Eroccr-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-05


Mrs. william NJ. Young. Mrs
Frank W. Christian and Miss Eliza.
beth Palmer are spending week
In Baltimore
Professor Dabncy Lancaster. OF V.
Il. l., and his daughter. wiihcmina
Darlington. spent Thanksgiving in
Richmond.
Mrs. Benehan Cameron and hcr
daughter. who have been tho guests
Of Mrs. Thomas Carter have returned
to their home in Raleigh. " &.
Miss Maria Haldcjulic. uf Rio
Itchras. Porto Rico. is the guest OF
Miss Susie Crooks
Miss Mary Il. Gold spent tho
Thanksgiving holidays in baltimore
with relatives. where she attended
the Army and Marine game on Sat
urday.
Mrs. ]. W. Eubank and Mrs ~.
Nash Broaddus. Of s02 Ovcrbrook
ROAD. have just returned after spend
ing tn" Thanksgiving season with
/. 4. Eubank. In Baltimore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-05

Cathedral School. Spruce Street and
Floyd Avenue. The lecture Is being
given under tho auspices Of IN. lit
crary guild Of tho Sacred Hear,
Cathedral. and the proceeds Will gu
TO St Vincent de Pauls Society, for
tho poor.
The most important feature OF the
meeting OF the Richmond Chapter.
l. ID. g. I" bn held in room $50. the
Jefferson Hotel. tomorrow morning
III IL o'clock. will he reports from
the birmingham convention. Mem
bers from other chapters. wishing
I" near from the convention. will b.
welcome.
Interesting guests OF the members
81 the W"man's Club FOR their trs,
December musical tomorrow after
noon Will ba tn. wivcs OF the mem
hcrs OF the American Institute Of
chemical Engineers. who meet in
convention here on Wednesday.
There VIII be an important called
meeting OF the Iris Circle OF King :
Daughters Wednesday, evening "A,
1880 o'clock. with MISS Virginia sat
terheld. 2lo2 jefferson Park
There will he meeting OF tho
executive board Of the College Cluo
Thursday. December :. at Il. NJ.
IN the Collegiate school.
Chesterfield Chapter. l.. n. G.. viii
meet Friday afternoon at , o'clock
with Mrs George Shepherd. OF Ch.s-
tor Arrangements for the CHRIST
mas work among the veterans viii
be made
The Bethany Home Auxiliary will
meet Friday AT 3:3o +. NJ. with Mrs
w. f.. Reams. 2iol The Terrace -
Members are reminded to bring their
gifts for III" children Of the home.
az the Christmas boxes will he
packed at this meeting
Tho Parish Guild OF Holy Comforter
rhnrch VIII have Christmas sale
in the parish house. cl0G Grove Ave-
nu". today. beginning at II o'clock in
the morning. a turkey supper VIII
be served from to S T. NJ
Today will hc tho first day Of the
'no'hinE-ovrr-a dollar sale" held
under the auspices OF tho Eniphany
Guild, in the parish house, 22O7 Bar
ton Avenue.
y CHRISTMAS sale will he held to-
day from TO s i. NJ under tho au-
spices of tho II. T. Cha mbcrs Cir
clio o. Barton Heights Bsp,is, Church
IN tho home Of Mrs John &. Moore
2Sl3 EdSewcod Avenue.
Tho Ladies' Ala Society or Leigh
street Baptist church viii have a
Christmas sale of fancy articles at
tho Old Dutch Market today.