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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-23
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

AISSW Eftso ID CORRESPONDENT
 MT. G. T.:-Probalbly your teeth which you say are very poor, are causing your tongue to have that burning sensation. You say you are 20 pounds overweight and nervous Twenty pounds overweight is enough to make anyone nervous. Do you know how to reduce it and reduce it without starving yourself to death and without discomfort? If you don't, send a self-addressed envelope and four cents in stamps and we will initiate you in our class of F. F. Els. Smoking too much will cause the burning tongue also.
 c. T:-I believe that condition you speak of-trenIbling hands-at your age and the perfect condition of your health which you say you have, is something you need not worry about in the least. If it does not cease, however, go a nerve specialist and see what he says about it. Per haps if you reduce that 20 pounds overweight you complain of, it may cease. Do at least 15 minutes good active setting-up exercises every day.
 Mrs. S.:-I should judge your con- stipation IS due to under-eating. Gradually increase your ca1ories un- til you are getting the amount you should and include among them fresh green vegetables, whole wheat grains or bread, honey and molasses instead of sugar. We have just writ ten an article on constipation. You can have it by sending me a self-ad- dressed and stamped envelope, in care oft his paper.
 Miss He1en:-Send a self addressed stamped envelope and restate your request. 1
 s. R.:-Eat, man, eat-and stop about your condition. Re- peat the Coue formula, Day by day, in every way, I am getting better and better" night and morning and ac- that by gradually increasing your calories of wholesome foods and Il you will gain. Believe your physi- elan who said there was nothing wrong with you. Send a elf-addressed envelope and four cents in stamps for our advice on how to gain.
 Mrs. c. M.:-You say you reduced about 25 pounds and that you now
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-23
TWO AUTOS CRASH;
 WOMAN INJURED

Stamford, Sept 23.-Miss Mamie Morris, employed as a domestic in the home of George L. Stafford on Noroton Hill, is in the Stamford hos pital with possible internal injuries. An autom obiIe. believed to be a Cad lilac. sideswiped another machine in which she was riding across the Post road at Noroton Hill and threw her across the road. She has been un- conscious since the accident The identity of the driver of the machine which struck her has not been learned
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-23
HOW A WOMAN SEES
 DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM

Miss Caroline Rutz-Rees, Only Woman on Plat form Committee Says, Men Acted Nobly'- Liquor Plank Means Stricter Enforcement Those Who Do Not Want to See It as It Is See Hope'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-09-23

"The platform of the Democratic party splendid one
 Miss Caroline RuzRees of Rosemary hall Greenwich pres dent of the Democratic Womens Alliance The Times today interview Miss for her opinion of the platform from standpoint from the standpoint of president of the Women Alliance and not from the standpoint of the plat
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Situations Wantcti-Mnle

brpkkEErEH ESg"-i"u,ed young man
".sh'. lus.'tuu. 'uurI '.uSiI-r l.,itI..,t
"ui oi nNn. 1904 = 40. care The be-
ga',h.
pRrGGIST- Ful Registered. o,p.rIonraI
desires position "lrn good nrm or buy
Dispatch.
Wanted b, IN experienced
r"slst"r-h MAJ. -irgl-. . p". lion. al
references Address prusr.si lL.u
Cameron Street. Al'A"u!ila. N.
F"REMAH '"mI"'"n, mechanic wants
J"n a. carpenter foreman. frame Nur.
preferred. jn". e. Morssu. Watned
Va
WANTED Dog an experienced man. pusi-
ton as N".""inS or r"r"t.!ug vlerA or
s"r"rhI az" WORK bert u. reference.
Addre-. 1904 iIu. car- The DISPATCH
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FINANCIAL


RESTAURANT Fnr SAIL. 49, c.,apIish
'..cai"" .n H"g"'v~iU "a. growing ct,y
- 10000 '-nri-, completely ;urri.n.d
iu "N"rS t"''t. located IN IN. heart %.
th" business 1i-'rlrt. H"aspn FOR sell
lns Dad n"hl,h. i!IA 40. 3"s. Huprwru.
va.
REGIS rEHED DRUGGIST wanted to buy
store gopi terms, BOX h I72. care
In~ Dispatch.
$50" HEA!. ESTATE note. due Shou, nine
months r-r cent interest. VIII sell
;o' i''n. Address l.. .. iIos 1875.
FOR SALE chain @: three auto ser
vic" stations. old -stanItsh.d. succ-,s.t;
and we'll huowu. iart cash and rest In
note, ho> !s5. IN. Dispatch.
HAVE ."u- good second mortgage
notes. w!!i buy home. West End. ana
pHy ir"r"nc" in cash. notes are vel!
secure! and WILL lee .nduracd $50.
g 80. Gaze The Dispatch.
s." an" for buying and selling bus!-
ness
81 IEISSpN.
OIL - MUTUAL RI.IIG
IhirNE, RASDpiFi 2ii7.
rnN SALE Drug store. r",Hrshurr Va:
transient and family trade. good Ioc.-
'i"u, established stand. price reason
Able. owner leaving city. Ror |. .sa.
care tn. Dispatch
FrR SALE Established drug soda ana
crsar hu.lness. 80, g ltS, care The
Dispatch
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
lNDEAED ron 0GaCH
ltEFEItENUB

INDEAED ron oUaCH
REFERENCE
Tee the TeiephOae-I4.u Randolph
Ash tar Want Al 3aker
Gias..Asa .uNs4 t.ssmSnts ordered
Tor AiA NSa.AONU AlAES.Dte-
bAlSA dai.I mvrnIuA vuitloN VAIL
ENENINd OISIAicH. ThS rates
6iNeu herewith Sorvt aorniIs ana
the exception or TAI SU NDAI
14Mes- AllSPATClL ~Atvn IL priced
separately.
Ssscdulc Ell Maat AID nat~s
- woro uauy. MINIMUM
ssu, SGT soiio-
sI,o word sunday, minimum.
.o>. cot Aoiiu
SVIpvouuvS insorttonb in
S.udinz sunday, DC WOia.
Gouhouuurs lusSTti0ns, in-
e!uo.nS sunday, Ioo woru.
tnStrtaoAs,J
Dinpiay 1870
4hr .aiHest ,Spa ps.m,ltol in tn,
tLiA.ioSt space NniIu - l2-poiul
- AZ in,-S 90 net o one iuuu. mo
I"'e 10 this iarhe iJpO ID y cents n
""Fu u.,t-3 ala II Seals Ia Horu sun
oaS' No same sssie u reductions
VIZ! "pp!S - -oI iosu.ai want ads
Gaps, broken 4in.s, wnite space al,
sAaikvu iVr at tuo Ivsuia: wUru rate
-esi!ui-tn "urds To The limo.
Loussr lern rates Ior vusInea1
H>.>.S-.s on :euu1SI
AusSraSeae AIs TooelSed 40 laLo as
~ -. a. Lou ~ r. III. racn Week DAP
ana ~ 10 . 4. -. saturday Tor correct
e."Ss'..caHon A. me neat EDITION.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
OAKLAND SEDAN

-Four door Sedan. car ~ .,rsrtinr,lly
SoNi c"nii i'rn. paint, urhris;sry. tire.
~" now, mechanical condition rerfaC,
Ask 20 500 this car today. Gail MIR
Ai.fEN. KHud"iph al3S " boulevard
t2n2 w,
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USED CARS.

o''i '''S ''i'" h'e'''es
HiCf AhS-S"c 10 II mat y"ur children
49, ne"; .o| |"" Nm -" huy
IN. u.. ,ni ,.,,, s,n.S e'', '"F
l.. ,,,,I. =, -, ~,
GENERAL. bicxcI, r-,.,r,rr nsu. ~.
pEWnvI, s,I.,s,,a D.. ,
complete. PRIV. ss7.ao s,ect.l s.!v
price. f15. Mile they last Harris
F!ipp-n 90. tao; E..; Main Stree,
Automobiles for E>chunu, tH
-.
,,n.L ~ w. mr.
.nn,, ,,,,. t,r ~. III 90
at bnrs.s. ,ricr. is"A + lis. car. M.
pi.pat,
Auto Accessories Ia
\I'1c srNINGs r.,r. n,.,
,h.,i. Iy,Iny, H. I,,..,, ~ ~,
Avonur KsmiulrM y,4,.
,,,bIjsS t., ALI .y ~, ,,,,, ~
yit %orih t,t,rtn V" manu-
;.,,,';h $40 "''" "'' '!' "
-,
f'hn n,''' "S'' 'n"n''N, 1'd! com
pete Nv So" N'ilh Fp"Flh
W. a." - = oL
80, -" :" 3,e on
~" l'H''H'
NArIoHAA r!KE A<p ut,nnrx ro
"a w,si hr,,I s,f.e,.
r,r
iihE 'hf.A hN'>. r SN ''h ''A". e2d.
$3.50 - VI '''- o. 80 West
"'""'
i ! -
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kMfLGiAiENT

pEMONSTUA ToR-I.ady pleasing person.
"lfy. take :Gli chars" NJ stor. demon
Sii"i'un. 'N""piiona! opportunity; posi-
iI"H IHts weekly guaranteed SALARY
commission and bonus. Apply j q;
Mc'rury Toe Store. al East BROAD ST
N~N Ter Nr Ford.
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dispatch Classified Ads Have Pulling Poerhone Your Wants to RAM
EMPLOYMENT

Help Wanted-Nialo BB
MaN-fsIperienped. to Install metal
weather strips. Ghnmbsrlayne Natal
weather Strip Co., 3ol East arnce
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iNNCL.tGE.,:LN IS
IJGalllS

BARK En- Lied. thursday. Ju.y 40. 1921
a. 40 A. "a. James 4. BARRIER, Axe.
o: years. lie IL survived o. twn sous
jams u. "nd Il. Rnrh,r, also one
9Husat MIS-, ). e.. .-Ucn. IN" Fc!n,.uS
iu-'ta. N4h iaNe place tn. E!IG.!
afternoon at u.cI",h a. .He sr-.u -.
islN.uNIcw cemetery.
bpLTDN-Dl.d. Thuysd.,. Ju!y 20, 1872
hAin"rlh" elizabeth, infant daughter ..
fEHnck a. and Nire,- HaEI.s Ba!ton.
Funeral rom the residence. -,ys Mes.
GkAh.hM-I'ass-d away at the s-s.deucy
OF Augustine royal surJ! scc~ul
street snu Nnodes Avenue. soiest lt...
!.!chnoni. Va. ..outen. -In."ue.
fiaAN L.. Graham. l.. . Army, IyUt.u
ia tie SAL! attn year Of has .ka Ia.
teTH.r.. .NrEnStoa, Wa>n.ussoH -
-.' 7a."' LAY, Jusy =. 1874.
hOBEHI.p> Died. at stuart C!.ci. Hos
i.t"., .huTs1aS. 1870 \. ~. alton :,
.Ius-t.ah illness, Luther I. RoDoTt son
L"s.dr M.:v, .v..Nrs Two cn!.uEru,
MTa. ". - Rogers ana l.4lnrg hobart
sen J5., a.>I twr O'uih,rS. Albert
I.""yIIs"n, .: h.EAiani !.iA, ANA
metal from h!s Fcs.d-Hp-. ga Mai!iauL
fr!eEis invited.
sAnnte f.. Ubai. usUHntcr OF IN, LATE
SUSAN +. Ubnl John /. Ubal. She
icaNvs father sis,er ANA brother to
mourn nor loss Funeral al houIu. Rio
'si", Va. FRIDAY, July a.. l.12, -; I,
/. NJ.
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Statesmen and Agents

sALESMAN wANTED--It you a." nigh.
grade ssl"sm"n hut havo had .Np-gl.
once selling au'ou"'lra equipment and
accessories .'rai distributor needs Your
services. When i-.lyins s,at" ,Atou,
Of experience, Il married. aE- and
wh"thct NO" employed BoI q 10.
car" IN" D..g.',h.
SALESMA% N-N iprk ahoI..,t- cotton
and W"ul"m v.-e" goods h"u-c wi,h", 80
"nSrg" man hnN'uE NJ "Nu car - sal
their goods go r-t'!l"I- IA this terri
tory. Send tan details ~ to AK" :.
p"fi"nco. ability r"t-r"nc".. etc ana
mall rs your .uuiuET..h win nrsi !,t-
ter. Ihls j, sound. u"rmsucn;. Vlrrn-
tive Ugvn,us Hud y" Wish - hear Only
from reliable. nHrd ~"r!S"rs. Il. SOIL
Sons Inc. 80 broadway. Sew Yor.i
C!;y.
SALESMA% to sell q u"w product witch
makes old a4'u'uuhll., u"u "v"rutght.
and lasts Ut months. also To- establish
--rN.c- stations IA N.rslul, and caro-
!in"-. q m"uN"iug'.i'iy. ugs.u'--. ur"r-
lax Hu..u.i'! rns-.a...f."- References
i"Gnlrch. hnA i "a care IN. Ds
Ih'Cn.
WASTED Sal-- mal.g"r for automobIi.
business. s'"'" experience. auIlfy and
"s". WHITTIER ur NOT can furnish rcfer-
enc. Give fun Information Address
TO, I. $50. care TIE - .-ga'ch
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RANDOLPH /
EMPLOY HENT
Help Wanic,!--aIuir
WANTED
BY THE

BY THE
CHESAPEAKE e OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Following railroad me-
chanics and helpers, at the
rates of pay established BY
the United States Railroad
Labor Board:
70 Cents Per Hour
Machinists, Boilermakers,
Blacksmiths, Sheet Metal
Workers, Electrical Work.
ers, Passenger Car Repair
ers.
SO Cents Per Hour
Freight Car Repairers.
AZ Cents Per Hour-All
helpers in all trades.
Men who have had some
experience IN mechanical
work, also young men for
helpers to be placed under
instructions, will be adj
vanced to positions carry
ing higher rates of pay as
they become efficient.
In accordance with reso-
lutions issued by the United
States Railroad La Dor
Board, July Bird, and ap-
proved by the President in
his proclamation of July
18th, new men accepting
employment are wi hin
their rights and are not
strikcbreakcrs, and have
the moral as we'll as lcga!
right TO engage in railroad
service, and will have pro-
lection of every branch Of
government, both State and
national.
Apply at
Newport News, Va.
Richmond, Va.
Clifton Forge, Va.
Hinton, w. Va.
Huntington, w. Va.
Russell, Ky.
Covington, KY.
Peru. Indiana.
Free transportation will
be furnished where neces-
sary.
JNO. r. GOULD,
Supt. Motive Power,
Richmond, Va.
wANrED-Thr"e "rp"ri"nccd Mattresses
Apply Broad Street Station Restaurant.
DRrGGIST-wan,ed. irst-class registered
EfuESi@', between ages Of - ana -. Ia
answer. give references and state salar.
expected Address 2i0 N"r,h Sycamor"
street. Petersburg, Va
MECHANICS WANTED
Permanent positions open for railroad
mechanics. will vay Transportation. points
IN western r"nnsyIyania and ohio. rood
living conditions, wages above standard
WANTED.
Boilermakcrs and help
ers, blacksmiths and help
ers; also machinists, pipe
filters and car repair men.
Apply
R., F. & P. R. R, Shops,
H. j. WARTHEN,
Superintendent Motive
Power.
wANTEp-Younr man .tcnographer. ac.
tive and willing 20 assist in general
work. state salary expected. Address
p o. Box io5.
wANTED-Man experienced on papfr
knife and Cleveland folder. steady
work. Carrot, & Mass!c. Inc, 1909 ii
East Franklin Street.
WANTED.
Az EXPERIENCED MAN FOR OFFICE
AND MUST DO STENOGRAPHIC WORK
Arri.Y a"i Hull STREET.
SIMMONS co.
MEN -opportun!,y htins offered To men
who ara IN need and not a:raH ui
work. good pay, house to- house work
Room zoo Carncai Building, IL North
Ninth Street.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale
SALE
USED FORD CARS.

TYPES ANp MOpE,.s THESE CARS
HAVE BEhN nptH'T NJ RIGHT
NECESSARY. AND WILL. GIVE THE
PURCHASER THE LOWEST PRICED
AND nESr TRANSPORTATION.
FORD TOURING, 1921 MODEL.
EIarpSd w',h star,s' ana d.mountablc
r!me, Look. eni ruus ilN. nsw,
rokp rorHiNu i,2l MODEL.
Equipped with starter nnd dsmount,hls
rims a'w 'op oversize wheel and look.
Mechanical condition "svci,cnt. good ,irss
FORD ruuRI>u. 1920 MODEL.
kgnirr'1 WITH s'-r'sr aud domoun,ahie
d'iN"r, AMI SHOWS "nly siisht wear.
FORD TOURING. 1870 MODEL.
Eguirpod With s;aitsr anA pi.in wheoI,:
been r-c"Hiit!Un"i and IN sxcs,lsut
paint aud mvchsnica. condition
Erui"p"a With STARTER ani plain wheels.
! 'o"nd.'ionVd aud priSSd 'isht.
FuRr RUSAnour. 1870 MODEL.
Motor 'nt transmission oN"rhaui"i In our
shop. Equipped with starter. demouut.
able ''ms. ".'!n whes.s.
FORD Nl'HABOUr. I.2o MODEL.
Equipped w!ih starter and icinoun;atis
Tin,. rsopnd!:i"ned and runs good
rDHD COUPE.
Lat. m"i"!. 'iu.pp"d with starter and
i-muun'Hhir INNS; rrcunditionrd and r1-
r"!i-nt m"ch.,nCsl condition.
FORD SEDA$,
!'2i model. eaaI9pri A!i!. d"mountani..
riihS. natural wood ~hru!s and starter;
new tires. run. iiHe nvM.
Ford SEDAN. 1920 MODEL.
Equipped With s,srts- ami G-mnun,ab...
INNS R"""nhi't"n"i IN shop. Run.
rrod and wiz Bisr prut-ctluu winter Ana
LlinnI"r.
rom Tp$ rIiCCk CHASSIS.
Lat" mode, "Iuip;"i with pneumatic
ircs. T"cuud.tunvo ana runs like new
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Mourning Orders Dyed.

Orders received before s A. ID. returned
SANE day. AdIiAon C!eaAlng CO, Noa
~ south Elm street boulevard S1l
boulevard e71.
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ENC r:ILENr WORKING CONDITIONS
IN MODERN PLANT GOOD WAGES,
STEADY WORK AND CHEAP BOARD.
ATTRACTIVE DORMiTORY oPERAT-
ED ny COMPANY FOX THOSE WHO
PREFER
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unv,.i DIrrc,ors

- JGl.->I->N' y!.DAitS DY SD, 2<-hour i-I.
wee. I-.a department ~ given our spe.
al sN-"At.Jh. ouhio.s, Cleaners AMI
D!vrs .Vs .rorth Fourth street MLdI-
soa 900 H.ndoiph 1854.
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Special Notices

antiques. By.id. Boa ssi. E.chmonu
Mai!-un i.eo.
LITE h5Ae II FAAAok over konler's
u-oss. rIoy. Hn.l dr.s,.us. scalp ana
;ag.a. uass..-. sHLupJO!US, N.Ic,.
wDy!u- !avgto Rapid -o.uripg tor
sra! mar, ent hs"na treatments u a.
n.GCs -pV.."I uJ -JiI acre. Phone Nad.-
son 90 .o9 appointment.
NOTICE.
The partnership a"rs'o'ors existing be-
tween r Moss ana NJ. ii. Dob!s. uo,nx
business g; stony Ctesk, Virgins. unde!
the h.-n Hamr and s;yte Of Moss ~ Dob.e.
Was G.s- -.N-4 ~ June II, ie2-.
Tns unle.s s".d. = "oi rrspom..0!e fo,
any !-sis 'uutrsytvG IN tho .agtnYg.Al,,
SPECIAL SALE VI T!mss. 1919 Bargains 20
Aac IL Cohen, .os East broad.
iECiAl. NOTICE
W.e" 'he e:Ees fellow iHis. u, Us
TERRELL. BKcS..
-. ". Broad
FANCY COSTUMES aud evening drea...
:eT '~nt Richmond A~nin. Company.
80 Nugt" N,H'" Msiisun 4!sz.
saoa- sac C-s!! TO t. Air
ROPE Eh~, Franklin sirss;-
Personals %
CARPETS. russ ana irup.ries cleaned
aaa stored. S,a. Cleaning Co.. otnct
as Lar; sroad, plant. !-vs Dance st.
Lost and round 10
BULL Doc lo,, dar. hr!ndle. n.alo, also
SADIE and "h'iv eo.ur clipped. male.
Reward. Madison 25l5.
coin FrRSE-l.o,t, ono black !e.,her
coin pure, either On T.aamsun-s
Avenue. Denny S'r-vi IN .u!iou OF ON
Main Street cur. aiming 81. 900. som"
smsI cnaHsc and :e,, uar tca-,.
F'uEsr ..-oEe cal Randolph 5... OF
Boulevard '"-5J rut receive reward.
DOG Lost. Sua. saagEy white terrier
Gof yellow cats anaw-i- go main,
i'-sar- Please .e..:a. =. q
'fensHa" s.- DA.muyslas"e Atrn4e.
AOsT-hae ,n.eluus a,ys ana ,ua..
c"aHg- Co. bol.e.are sgtU
PIN Los, oH wednesday, ngh,. SINAI.
;UIt4 ..n. Hew4i4. rhyuv Bou.o.aii
LOST Thur-tay Afternoon Eleventh
Street o.'o,seu Hun and Perry ,.u-
oollai o.. .a- i've n.ne ones Reward
MAa.sDu s-..
, 1922-09-29
REALTY SALE IN
NEW FAIR VIEW
GREAT SUCCESS
Only Eight Cards Taken from
Stakes in New Addition
Remain to Be Re-
deemed.

W. II Dobbin. Casper real estate
man. found on checking up results
of the big sale in Fair View addition.
that only eight cards taken from
stakes in the new addition had not
been exchanged for contracts involv-
ing the sale of lots. The sale is
rated as one OF the most CO
ful eve conducted here.
Each of these lots was marked with
a stake on which was placed a card.
They were opened for selection last
Sunday, at which time many persons
motored out and decided which one
they wanted, took off the card and
presented # TO Mr.. DobbIn in his real
estate office the next day.
None of the persons who selected
a card were obligated other thai
morally to sign a contract for the
purchase of the lot. but in every Ease
the card came into the office with its
holder ready to enter into a contract.
Two-thirds OF the lots were selected
the first day OF the sale. Many more
sales nave been made since, and a
check up on the business shows only
scattering / is remaining. a cleanup
sale to dispose Of these probably will
be staged.
, 1922-09-29

LONDoN-The sultan Of turkey
has abdieated. according 10 n Reu-
ter dispatch from Const= lsinopIe
coming by way Of Paris.
, 1922-09-29

The couple were married June II.
1921. Al Billings. Mont. and have no
children. Holman Is an oil well driller.
The plaintiff ask ror her maiden
name. attorney fees and permanent
aiimony.
, 1922-09-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE
ESTATE OF HARRY A. LYONS,
DECEASED.

Notice is hereby given that on
September 27, 1922, Letters of Ad-
ministration were granted to the I'M
dersigned in the above estate; and
al persons having claims against the
said estate T hereby required to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers for allowance within six
months after the date of the letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit from such estate, and that il
such claims be not exhibited within
one year from the date of the said
letters they shall be forever de-
barred.
Dated September 20, 1922.
FRANCIS R. GILBERT,
Administrator.
Publish Sept. 20, Oct. 6 and IS.
, 1922-09-29
KNIGHTS Of KH0RASSAN
WILL MEET TONIGHT

The Dramatic Order, Knights of
Khorassan will put on an entertain
ment at the L. o.. o. F. hall at 7:3O
!. m. this evening. Music, enter.
tsiners, and refreshments are all
scheduled 10 appear at sometime dur
ing the meeting.
Each member has been requested to
bring with him two friends who are
eligible and who might be made
knights Of Khorassan or Dokeys or
both.
, 1922-09-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

Try n+-ans Classified Ad4.
, 1922-09-29
DR.. LATHROP APPOINTED
FOR RESEARCH WORK

DIT. II r. Lathrop has been appoint
ed chairman for Wyoming OF the In.
~ternational Cancer Research nnsoc.a-
ton The confirmation OF -
pointment was received from New
York today Selections fer this most
are based by the organization on rep
utHtions Tor valuable research work
and the appointment comes as a as
tinct honor.
, 1922-09-29

Among h NAirs. one Of the hlEA-
est caste and most exclusive tribes OF
Al India. n wife n mother rules
supreme as head oc the family.
Among them maternity Is s~verything.
n paternity nothing The newly
married man drops his own name. ac-
, 1922-09-29

Eunioe Annice Holman OF South
street has filed suit in dis.
tHet u for divorce. through her at.
torneys. HaEens 4 Murane. against
Charles Honan. charging cruelty.
, 1922-09-29

working Tor the support Of the tan
~ and to be suitably Inferred ATE,
death.
, 1922-09-29

eepts h name Of the w,nan he
WEEDS. turns over al his property to
her. and asks only the privilege Of
, 1922-09-29

Read on the first page how to go to
the America next Monday night and
see the "Gray Dawn free of charge.
, 1922-09-29

PARTY who stole ehild's wheel from
Central school please return TO us
z Fifth and avoid trouble. s-7o-it
The Devils Lake world., 1922-09-06
Real Estate Transfers.

John Nesset and wife returned last
Saturday night from Wisconsin where
they went two weeks before on ac-
count Of the serious illness of Mr..
Nesset's mother, who is suffering
from cancer Of the stomach.
John Christofferson to St. Joseph's
church, warrant deed $762.50. 6.1
acres NE Ia 35-154-64. ...
E. o. Greenleaf and wife to. Fred
I. johnson, warrant deed 81. Lot 10
Block 65, Devils Lake.
A. ]. Mcdonnell to Theresa Mcdonnell
warrant deed 81. N 1-2 N 1-2, 16-153
65.
IA. J. Kilday and wife to E. o.
Gfeenleaf, warrant deed 81. Lot z.
Block 26. Devils Lake.
G. A. Dodge and wife to Joe White
warrant deed $3.50, Lot 1, Mock
Dodges 1st addition Devils Lake.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-09-06
Next Monday

Tuesday and Wednesday of next week special
representative from our Fur manufacturer
will present to you at very low prices, Thou
sands of dollars worth of Fur Wraps, Coats and
and enjoy the showing.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-09-06

WANTED-To hear from parties will
land for sale. w. E. Tompkins, Dew.
lis Lake, N. Oak. c6|8-th
The Devils Lake world., 1922-09-06

JOHN RUTTLE, feed barn located
west Of High School, on Kelly ave-
nue.. otf