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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-15
LAND WARRANT.

BY virtue of a Special Warrant, for
vacant land. issued out of the Land
Office of Maryland, in the name of
John Francis Wilson, of Worcester
County, state of Maryland, dated
November 4th, 1921, and to me direc-
ted as Surveyor for Worcester Coun-
~, hereby give notice that will be
on the premises on
Monday, May LIST. 1922.
at which time | will proceed to locate
said Warrant. The land to be sur
veyed under said Warrant is describ-
ed rs follows:
One acre. more or less, of vacant
land, situate, lying and being in the
Second Election District of Worcester
County State of Maryland, bounded
and described as follows: On the
North. East. South and West by an
arm Of the Chincoteague Bay, il being
an island in said arm of said Bay. and
being about Southwest from Green
Run Life Saving Station, about one
and one half miles distant.
WILLIAM J. PITTS,
Surveyor for Worcester County.
Dated March 3lst, 1922.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-15

Brethren. If man be overtaken In
fault, We which are spiritual. restore
such one IN the spirit Of meekness !:
considering myself. lest thou also be
tempted.--Gal. GIL.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-15

aatc OF man, au estimate that shali
abide in spite of the reasonings OF
the wise ana OF mans mistaken esti.
mate Of himself. TO the law aud TO
The testimony" then. which declare
that man is
|. Q) Because he is born In sin.
Behold cried the PsalmiSt BY the
Spirit of God. Il was shapen In in
iquity; and in sin did my mother con-
ceiyc me '-pSa. II =. Right YOU
are. David And you spoke there for
me ana for all the race. Sin is the sad
heritage bequealhed to Us by our ia
Their. Adam.
CD Because he Is corrupted through
and through in every department of
his being From the sole Of the foot
even unto the head there Is no sound
ness in il but wounds. and bruises.
and purifying sores; they have not
been closed. neither bound up, neither
molllhcd with ointment" lisa. t.
Gods estimate again. And they who
dtffIli II CITY w q are All ~ uli uii-
clean thing, and all our righteous
uss>cs are as filthy rags: and we all
do fade rs II leaf; and our iniquities.
like the wind have taken Us away"
lisa. - g.
60 Because he IS dead to God.
"And you. who were dead In treSpasses
and sins, Eph. ?:l. "Ye must be
born again. 3:7.
% Because he is without God. and
ungodly THAT ut that time We were
without Christ having no hope
ana without God in the world."-Eph.
2:l2. when We were yet without
strength, In due time Christ died for
the ungodly" God said it, O soul.
He said it about you. Talk not of
your poor human goodness. or your
man-pleasIng morality, or your efforts
10 make something Of yourself. You
are dead To God. and there is no life
for Him save that which He gives in
Christ.
u. The Word of God declares that
i,ai =
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STATEMENT

of the ownership management. ETC. Of The Demo
cratic Messenger, newspaper published weekly
at Snow Hill, Worcester County. Maryland. as re-
quircd by Act Of Congress. August. oath. 1872.
Editors-C. L. Vincent and c, V. white.of Snow
Hill. Md
Business Managers-C. l.. Vincent and C. "
White of Snow Hill Maryland.
Publishcrs-C. l.. Vincent and C. V. White. OF
Snow Hill. Md.
Owner: The Democratic Messenger Incorpor-
ated Co. Snow Hill
Stockholders holding one per cent or more OF
the stock Of said incorporation. c. l.. Vincent
and &. V. White Snow Hill Nd
Mortgage. Snow Hill Building and Loan Asso-
citation. Of Snow Hill. Md.
C. l.. VINCENT.
C.. V. WHITE.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this 9Th day
of April 1922. WIN. s. PARSONS. N. 4.
(SeaD
My commission expires May LIST. 1872.
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Punished.

And this according 70 their deeds
and for their deliberate aversion 10
Jesus Christ. who will render to
every man according to his deeds. -
Rom. 2:G "And the books were
opened: and another book was
opened. which Is the book of life: and
the dead were judged out OF those
things which were written In the
books. according 20 their works. -
Rev. 2O:l2 "He that desplsed Moses
law died without mercy under two or
three Witnesses of how much sOrer
punishment. suppose ye. shall he be
thought worthy. who hath trodden I'M
der foot the Son Of God, and hath
counted the blood of the covenant
wherewith he was sanctifed. an un.
holy thing. ami hath done despite unto
the Spirit Of Grace. Heb. 10 :2S-29
q soul. lost and undOne. lying under
Gods righteous sentence. look al the
wondrous and blessed contrast to all
this on the part of the one that accepts
the Lord Jesus for his own Savior.
He Is saved ("Bellcve on the Lord
Jesus Christ and thou shalt be
saved'D he "shall not come into Judg-
ment, but is passed from death unto
life"-John ; "a; and over and above
II all. he shall be rewarded according
20 his fidelity to that Blessed One who
has saved him. "And my reward is
with me to give every man according
as his work shall be."-Rev. PIP.
Only a step from your lost estate Into
this blessed one Take II now,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-15
Lost! Judged!
Punished!
BY REV. GEORGE L. GUILE
Extension Department Moody
Bible institute Chicago

TEXT For the Son of Man is come TO
seek and save that which was lost.-Luke
1910 lie that believeth not is Judged al
yetdy John 3is. Who shall be punished
WIN eyerlusting destruction.-ll Thess
~
Solemn. solemn. solemn words
words ~ Holy Scripture and God.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-15
Snow Hill Bakery
DAVIS & WHEELER, Props.

Anybody can own an automobile
these days but there is still the tea
wagon to aspire to.
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Judged

by sentence that was pronounced nj
the cross of Jesus Christ. Man Is no
longer under probation: that came TO
an end At the place called Calvary
There where the wrath of God was
revealed from heaven, there where
Gods Beloved son bowed His head in
death under the weight ~ this worlds
sln--thcre the sentence was written
Tor every eye To see "Nnw is the
Judgment of this world Every I'm.
saved man, whether in the deepest
depths Of deprayity or walking upon
the highest planes Of morality, is I'M
der that sentence. He is judged for
not accepting Gods provision in Christ
judged for rejecting the only Savior.
He that believeth on Him is not
Judged: but he that helieyeth not Is
Judged already, because he hath not
believed in the name of the only be-
gotten son Of God. John 3;lS.
M. one more solemn fact remains i;
mon shall be
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-04-15

Surveyor for Worcester County.
Dated March 31st, 1922.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06

ate the months Of effort that have gone
into the making of this greatest Of home
shows. indianapolis will appreciate the
beauty of the exposition. of course-but
it must not be forgotten that this expo
siti0n is not a mere within for the pleas
ure of the eyes. There is a serious basic
thought as its foundation-a fundamental
and highly commendable desire for the
betterment of the city in the years 20
come.
Cleveland and Boston have closed the
doors of their home beautiful expOsitions.
indianapolis. in opening the gates of
her greatest of home shows offers TO Hoo
siers an exposition that is the largest
and most complete of its kind ever held.
t is unique in the respect that every
thing which goes into the making and
keeping of a home is represented in the
interesting, educational exhibits.
TREASURE CHEST
FOR HOME LOVERS.
The exposition is a treasure chest for
home lovers. To- one that is planning
building, remodeling, refurnishing or
touching up" a home, the exposition will
be particularly appealing. Frankly, there
is no man, woman or child but will find
great interest in one or more OF the many
angles of home which the exposition en-
braces.
Whether one lives in coy cottage or
a lofty mansion. he will find his heart re-
sponsive to the appeal of the Home
Complete Exposition. For the appeal is
the combination of many elements that
go into the making of a complete, com
Portable liveable and lOvable home.
The Home Complete Exposition is the
symbol of better homes. 1t Will prove
instructing, interesting, and inspiring.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06
EXHIBITORS
HAVE MADE
EXPOSITION
j. Frank CantWell Is
Pleased With
Results.
SAVERS OF LABOR
Composite Picture Of
What Makes an
Ideal Home.

1t is the exhibitors who have made
this exposition so complete and so beauti-
full" says J. Frank Cantwell, chairman
Of the exposition committee OF the In
dianapolis real estate board, I'm speak
ing of the home complete exposition
which opens Monday, May S. in the
Manufacturers building at the State fair
grounds.
4 wonder land. that has within its
boundaries everything for the cozy and
comfortable homes-fOr the better homes
that indianapolis is buildings this ex-
position. Imagine n home planned for
--reateSt comfort. for greatest ease ia
airing fer II. built Of the best types Of
-.rtcrial. furnished with lovely but not
r.pensive furniture and draperies and
rugs. made efficient with sciences new
est labor savers for all Homework: q
home beautiful but not costly. attractive
I'm design and on a lot Handicapped as a
miniature estate of surprising beauty
imag CINE such a home in thousands of
counterparts in Indianapolis. and you
not only have a composite picture Of the
hame complete exposition, but a vsry
clean conception Of the ideal that is In
the minds of indianapolis realtors and
The exhibitors at next weeks exposition.
SPLENDID IDEAL
Urged THESE MEN
1t was this splendid ideal that urged
exposition. Indianapolis should appreci-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06
J. s. Cruise Realty Company.
Dodd. Mead and Company.

Indiana Bell Telephone Company.
Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan Com
peny.
John C. Mccullough.
The White Furniture Company.
Southern Pine Association, New
Orleans, La.
Richardson & Boynton Co.
Cabinet Makers Union.
Thomas Madden Sons and Company.
Fl. Lauter Company.
Virginia Appliance.
O. J. Smith Realty Company.
Charles Mayer and Company.
The Edison Shop.
City Trust Company.
NJ. Klune Company.
John J. Madden.
Ford Roofing Company.
Indianapolis Water Company.
Brunswick Phonograph Company.
Electric Gift Shop.
Indianapolis Electric Supply Company
II. Lteber Company.
The Il. F. Johnson Paint Company.
Charles Koehring.
The Hoover Suction Sales Company.
H. V. Cook Company
Indianapolis Tent and Awning Com
pany.
Interstate Clay Products Com pany.
Sanders Company.
Maytag Company.
Hamlin Peeling Machine Company.
Indianapolis Light and Heat Company.
Herman Brothers,
Alvey & Hudelson.
American Title Insurance Company.
Ralph r. Reeder & Son.
A. Wiegands Sons Company.
The indianapolis News.
Pettis Dry Goods Company.
Sedan Paint Company.
August Buschmann & Sons, Inc.
Pearson Piano Company.
Coppock Brothers.
Nu-Style Sales Company of Indiana.
Franco American Hygienic Toilet Com
pany.
Brannum Keene Lumber Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06

Look for these exhibitors booths at the
Home Complete Exposition. This list
repre- sents firms whose business en-
braces the selling and installation OF
everything for the home, from founda-
ton to cornice, from brick to single,
to pianos.
Howard A. Smock.
Indianapolis Paint and Color Com
pany.
The Taylor Carpet Company.
Wayne Tank and Pump Company.
The Good Housekeeping Shop.
The William Kotteman Company.
1000" Electric Specialties Company.
Goldstein Brothers.
Bethard Wall Paper Company.
Indiana Concretile Company.
w. Fl. johnson & Son Co.
L. C.. Huey Building Company.
The j. c. Hirchman Company.
Capitol Lumber Company.
Washington Bank and Trust Company.
The Starr Piano Company.
Mason Contractors Association.
Modern Appliance Corporation.
Grin Jessup Land Company.
The Majestic Company.
Richards Wilcox Mfg, Co.
Robert B. Insley & Co.
Banner Furniture Company.
Eureka Sales Company.
Forbes Hubbard Lumber Company.
Central Wall Paper and Paint Com
pany.
Fine Arts Framing Company.
Roland NJ Cotton Company.
Victor Furniture Company.
Duro Pump Company of Indiana.
The A. Burdsall Company.
F. NJ Bachman Company.
Realtor Building Company.
The indianapolis Star.
J. F. Cantwell Company.
Hydraulic Press Brick Company.
United Builders Supply Company.
Miller Hardware Company.
johnson Woodbridge Company.
W. H. Messenger Company.
r. II. Shelhurn Company.
Neeves and Company.
Nonnegut Hardware Company.
Feeney Furniture Company.
Indianapolis Architects Association.
Wege Stanford Marble and Tile Com
pany.
L. S. Ayres & Co.
Jackson Supply Company.
The Sanborn Electric Company.
Hatfield Electric Company
Master Painters Association.
Peoples Coal and Cement.
r. f. ". Electric Company.
Central Rubber and Supply Company.
Udell Works.
The Baldwin Piano Company.
Sander & Rocker Furniture Co.
". G. Patterson Shade Company.
A Z. Saffell.
Schmd & Smith Inc.
Fieber and Reilly.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06
Maccabees Hold
National Meeting

LEWISTON. Maine May 6.-Tbc ma
tional convention of the fraternal order OF
Maccahees will he held here May ) and :.
Delegates will be pr. sent from ali states
in the Union. as we'll as the grand lodge
officers. This announcement is made by
Grand Deputy Mrs. Maliar of Providence,
r. l., who is making an inspection of thu
local lodge of the order.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06
he Hubbard Scarce Lumber Com

The Hubbard Scarce Lumber Com
pany.
G. r. Howard Company.
Bertermann Bros. Company.
The Barrett Company.
Asbestos Single, Slate and Sheathing
Company.
Circle Talking Machine Shop.
Rapp & Lennox Piano Company.
Apex Electric Company.
The Marshall Furnace Company.
Electric Shop.
Frank Bremmerman Contracting Com
pany
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06

Indiana Daily Times.
Burnet-Binford Lumber Company.
Lilly Hardware Company.
O. D. Haskell Lumber Company.
Wangelin Sharp Company
Eagiestield Hardwood Flooring.
w. G.. Fletcher.
Mid Western Soap Products.
College of Music and Fine Arts.
Indianapolis Coal Company.
Ernst Melaum.
Central Supply Company.
The Irvington Hardware Company.
The Hoosier Quitting Company.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06
SAND BURIEs TOWN.

ST. PAUL, DE LONDA. May GA
large part of the port of Chinde, Portu-
guese East Africa, was buried by blasts
Of sand driven by cyclone.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-06
IN GERNtANy

BERLIN, Ma 6-Many Germans
girls are joining the Mormons who have
several missionaries quietly at work
Throughout the country.
The New York herald., 1922-12-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OH QUEENS--Tn the Matter of the Petition
OF FREDERICK ". WARMERS, for an
order under Section 9. Sub- Division Ia OF
Domestic Relations Law, 10 dissolve his
marriage with MARY y. WARMERS.
TO MARY i. WARMERS:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. that the petition
OF FREDERICK v. WARMERS. pursuant to
Section q, Subdivision "a of the Domestic
Relations Law for an order dissolving tho
marriage between FREDERICK Il. WARM
ERs and MARY Il. WARMERS. viii be pre-
sented TO Justice Of tho Supreme Court,
County OF Kings. ~ a Special Term Part II
thereof appointed 20 be held In tho County
Court House, w brooklyn, County Of Kings,
City OF New York. on the ifth day OF Feb
ruary, 1923. az ten o'clock IN tho forenoon oi
that day. or as soon thereafter ne Counsel
can 5e heard and hearing had thereon.
Dated. New York, November 81. i1g2
WEBSTER a. <RUPpENBACHiR.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
10 the above-nanod MARY y. WARMERS
Tho forcgo'lg notice " served upon you hy
publication, pursuant 20 an order ~ Hon.
Lcander H. Fnbcr. n Justice of the Supreme
Court Of the state ~ New York, dated the
2Tth day Of November, 1922.
WEBSTER a kRUPpENBACHER Attorneys
for Petitioner, office y. Q. Address,
n75 Fresh Pond Road, Ridgewood, New
Torie
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery TO 18th st. Unclusiye).
BROADWA--. 4i6 (corner) 1.-Two lofts, 81. 600.
3 Z. 11th ST.. cnr. 1sth.-Two lofts. 50 zoo.
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Furnished.
Above 18th IT. 10 59th ~. UncIusive).

9TH AV. and 59th St.--Subet apartment. at
Hotel Netherland: parlor. bedroom. bath
overlooking 9th ay. Inquire office about
ant. AO1.
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Statesmen,

familiar with mud experienced on Ford carr !.
exceptional opportunity for three real pro-
,lncers 10 become connected with the largest
Ford distributor in Westchcster county. Call
mornings before 10 a. NJ. Mcmillan Motors
Corn i-G South broadway, YOnkers.
The New York herald., 1922-12-16
CITY REAL ESTATE.
;srons-Saic ur Let.

BRICK family house. H. rooms all inn
provefnants; rent SlTO month; house at
7sT burke av Bronx . minutes from Burke
av. station: win sell at sacrifice, $4,000
Owner. SAMUEL VERDONE. 177h Central
av., Brooltyn Phone Evergreen l03s6.
SELL. my corner property halr cost. OWN
ER. IL Park row, room 201.
Ioeo INVESTMENT, 81. 900 cash. rent 81 900:
corner building, Sd av. station; stores, 1
apartments; no jantor, no heat; price S2I,-
600 ASSETS FUNDING CORPORATION,
3OI 9TH av.
The New York herald., 1922-12-16

T3D ST. 3O6 w. (opposite Schwab's man
slon) ).--Apartnent. consisting OF very iaree
bedroom and bath; also apartment OF living
room. bedroom. kitchenette and bath. Apply
IN riu
The New York herald., 1922-12-16

FLATBUSH SECTION CHS Il. 4th STU
room apartment, private house. decorated,
electric lights, hot water, steam heat. Phone
Stagg ,B1G
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long IsIand-Sale or Let.

FOREST HILLS GARDEN-Bargain, new
afone bnnse. must he sold. raraee q
rooms, . tiled baths every possible iruprove-
ment; plot 5oxi00. being offered at nearly
GARDEN CITY - Old fashioned house. re-
modelled thoroughly modern. rooms, :
baths. sun porch. car garage, half acre
OF ground; fine trees. shrubbory, &C.; best
section of Garden City. CLARK, CHRIST
AND McllELLAR. / W. 3ith. Telephone
Eitz Row n162..
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New Jersey-Sale or Let.

FOR SALE--Arlington,> family house Inn
proyements, near trains, trolleys and jtneys;
immediate possession. Owner, FLEMING,
- sunset ay.. North Arlington. n. J.
SACRlflCE,- y room house, all improve
ments, within hour Of New York; price
$1,000 cash $3.50: mortgage arranged for
Glance free; no dealers. Phone II. GIL
LJNGS. New York. Franklin $3.50 or Gran
ford N j., 36s-W.
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i00TH, 3t9 W.--Complete floors, large rooms
all improvements: also two rooms, Kitchen
ette apartment. reduced rentals eHeeptlonai' :
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ZEAL ESTATE--Other States.
fiorida-saIc or Let.

LIVE IN THE LAND OF SUNSHINE
Ask for folder describing GOLDEN RING
GROVES, rampa's commercial groves 6i5
miles from Courthouse. GOLDEN RING
GROVES. 3lG Madison ST., lillsboro Hotel
Bldg. Tampa. Fla.
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Hewlett, WOOdm1ere.
Westchester-Saie or Let.

For safe. modern house. : bedrooms, +.
baths, 900. w. X MCDONALD, Wood
mere. j.. !. Telephone 3i:s. 4
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIe. aIe

CHAMBERMAID or chambermaid- maid.
thoroughly cxperienced. Scotch, Protestant,
wishes position, town or County. Tel.
kingsbrdee $3.50.
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list, a52 W.-Seven, nine unusually spa i1us
rooms renovated throughout; two inae 'er
baths, elevator: excellent transit facilities
TRlBELHORN.
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SID 81, 2Os West.-SiX rooms ana hath'
steam heat. hot water. electric lights; top
floor; near subway and elevator; $50. See
JanitOr
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

81 900 equity i'm radio manufacturing and
jobbing business; will exchange for income
vacant property; might add cash. Il 517
Herald. $50 B'way.
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Unfurnisled.
Na.hington Heights. Above i25ih 81
Nest nt Sth Az.

BROApWAN. aSi0 tlJsth), high class el'
vator apartment, all outside, Z rooms Sll
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Connecticut-saIe or Let.

GREENWICH-Cent located near school.
excellent neighborhood; very large rooms ;
house contains 4 masters bedrooms, .. ba tbs,
! maid rooms and bath: car garage con-
nected to house; hot water heat will sell for
So 900. MEL MORROW LADD. Teie.
Greenwich 2023.
ENWIClI-Competey comfortably fur
nished house; five minutes TO station; re-
atricted property rent S75. 205S Herald.
$50 B'way.
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New York state-saIc or Let.

FOR SALE-10 room Colonial house on large
plot Of ground: good location convenient
10 station. renovated inside and out all
improvements. Box &C. Piermont, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-12-16

UNFURNlSHED.
We have houses for rent at Pelham and
Bronxville for 500 month and-up.
BURKE STONE, INC.
Pelham 1919 or BronxViile 1lS0.
The New York herald., 1922-12-16

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE New YORK
HERALD offers n real possibility OF re-
covering your lost property. Telephone
advertisements TO Worth 10000,
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INFORMATION WANTED.
Information Wanted OIL
EMILY McCANN

who had relatives in Dublin,
Ireland, and went abroad, a
spinster, many years ago,
and is stated to reside, or to
have resided in Brooklyn.
She may have entered a con-
vent. She or her personal
representative or next of kin
may hear of something to
their advantage on COM
municatinq with Laurence
j. O'Neill, Solicitor 35 Moles-
Worth st. Dublin.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital Wanted.

LARGE manufacturing corporation product
exceptional merit requires capital for ex-
pansion: enormous business and attractive
profits assured. Y 2ol1 Herald. $50 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1922-12-16

INFORMATION wanted concerning the
whereabouts Of Bridget Hughes, daughter
OF John Hughes and Annie Fines, or her
heirs; formerly OF Manhattan, vicinity Of
pany. Communicate with PHILIP V. MAN
MING, attorney At law. ~ Court ct. Brook
bn, n. Y.
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Unfurnishcd.
Above 59ti, St.-Jth Av. TO East River.

GOTH, ~ E.-Magnificcnt second floor: SlC0
per month. enormous rooms and closet
space suitable for housekeeping or light
busness. Apply Doctor. - Y. 10th 81.
10TH. ~ E.-Three large rooms. suitable
for professional man; new building
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Ouccns-~aie or Let.

AT FLUsHfNG-SiG,0 900: family Colonial
two . room apartments, two steam heat
Ing plants = car garage; 50xi20 r.: tar
eaernpt. HALLERAN AGENCY, Flushing.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FURNISHED apartment wanted for about
ten weeks after January !, three bedrooms,
neighborhood Park nv. and oith ST., for man.
Wife and boy .. II 1918 Herald, 18th ST.
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unfurnished-Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, J.. J.
Tennis Place" Apartments, by station.
Large rooms, tea room. Apartments.
SlO5 and Sl1J. Boulevard 6ji5.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Unfurnished.
From Battery ~ nth st. tInclusiyel.

GREENWICH VILLAGE Gith st.. EOS WI
room apartment and bath, model house,
all improvements; reasonable rent; one FAM
lly on floor; all light rooms. Spring 1885
or superintendent on premises. ..
The New York herald., 1922-12-16

Above seth st.-5th Az. to North River.