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New-York tribune., 1922-11-18

A MAN willing 10 give services and mod
crate capital can share in pfofits Of naeF'~
torious legitimate business enteFpsisS
PFEIFFTsR, Room 20i. 1876 Broadway
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Dev Street Building Sold

Arthur Dubois sold to Rudolph A
3reidenbach the fve-story building at
81 Dey Street. 19x494x irregular.
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REAL EsTATE--sALE OR RENT
Bronx

HOUSE. $ LARGE ROOMS
tiled bath. toilets, parquet floors, elec.
.ric light, steam heat, enclosed porches
5000. CROSS, 105 West fremont ave
relephone bingham 34&6-M.
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HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMAN; mast have real selling exper
rience and engineering training prefer
ably along mechanical lines; excellent ops
developed business write giving full par
;icutars. experience and salary desired, ID
S27, Tribune.
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, yewelry, Etc.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash. AZ
vice free Bennett, i72 B'way, I'd floor,
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Manhattan

slsT SIT. (Broadway)--S and rooms.
we'll furnished apartments elevator 2465
Broadway.
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pHYsICIANs-DENTIS Offices and
apartments, in same building; single or
suites on office floors: 3 rooms ard bath to
10 rooms and baths (all housekeeping), on
apartment floors The Osborne, 206 West
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122D ST, 521 WEST and 6 rooms. bath
elevator. full service.
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APARTMENTS TO 1Er-uNFrJRNIsHEr
Manhattan

5ysrCIANs-DENTIST Offices and
apartments in same building; single or
suites on office floors; from S35 up; rooms
and bath to Z rooms and baths Gall house.
lseeping). from $500 up. The Nevada. 2.02o
Broadway. 69th to 10th SITS. Columbus 6SG.
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SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROvTs-
ION OF law, there being duo and unpaid
charges for which the undersigned. Tho
gilbert Storage Co, Inc. formerly Harlem
Storage Warehouse Co, Inc; Ia entitled to
a lien as warehouseInau on the goods here
matter DESCRIBED and due notice having
interest therein. aud tho time specified IN
such notice for payments for such charges
having piTed. there will be sold az pubic
auction &, its Warehouse. 2lI-2l3 EasE
Tooth Street. New York city, on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 2sTH 1922
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NJ TuEspAY. n nrcEMpER srr. 1,,a .

AT 10. 30 4. NJ.
and continuing until all the goods are sold.
to wit; Househo'd furniture. consisting %
arlor suites, bedroom suites. dining roam
suites library furniture pianos. Nictrolas.
musical instruments, baby carriages, car
pets. rugs trunks. boxes, barrels, suitcsses,
contents. consisting of clothing. linen,
books papers, stationery, pictures. bric-a .
brac. china and glassware, slYerware, he'd =
dinRs, draperies and materials and other
personal effects, also Office furniture, con-
s'sting Of desks. files. etc, enumerated In
the warehouse inYentorY issued by this
warehoure a nd held for the accounts OF tho
following parties couce-ned: MR.. VIII
LIAM c. GILBERT, Mr.. 4. B. HOLMES,
Mr. FIELBING GwINS. MRS. LILLIAN
GESSf8EiN MRS JENNIE SCHafIIy7
PCGH CONSTRUCTION CO. MRS. yio-
LET LIG0ETT. AR. WILLIAM BOCUZzI.
UNION REPUBLICAN CLUB. BENJAMIN
SCHWARTZ, President; MR. S. SURIAN-
SKY, MRS, S. kURLANSFY. LAW RE
PORTING co, PERLFY-MoRSE & CO.
INDUSTRIAL DISCOUNT co. MISS
JULIA RYAN, MR.. HERMAN sHARGEL.
Mr., GEO. S, MONROE, Mr. CHARLES
SHIPPMAN. MR. q. Il. ST. JOHNS, Mr..
JAMES WILLIAMS. MISS MARIE CAR
MAN. DIR. c. II. LTEBRECHT All being
stored IL the said Gilbert Storage Co. Inc
IN it's warehouses, and ali to be more spe :
cfYlcaIty announced and described ~ tfrue
of sale. The goods Will be on exhibitor
at tho time and place OF sale.
The Gilbert Storage Co., Tnc.,@
Uormerly Harlem Storage Co Incl
21l-2i3 East Tooth Street. n. Y.
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Classified Advertisements
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost ga nkbooks

flosT--RankbcaK SO. ses35s ot fas Cnson
Dime Savings Bank is missing. Any per-
son having a claim 10 It Is haroby caliea
upon 20 present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook cavcelisA
and new ono issYed.
HOST sans book No. 26aes2 OF csreenwfeh
Savings Bank. 2l8 Sixth Ave, N Y. City
Payment stopped. Please return TO bank.
H,osY-- fsnkbook No %603sS Harlem Ssv-
fnss Bark f20 East Iz6th ST. psynacnt
stopped. Finder please return 20 bank.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

CHAUFFETIE- married, yearf
experience. industrious. good mechanic.
wants position with private famiiy; city or
country. r. W. De Reamer. f5s Lafayette
ST.. Glendale H. l.
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Queens

APARTMENTS FoR SALE Or TO LET
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Brooklyn

REALTY ASSOCIATES
Builders Of 500 Easy Housekeeping Homes
l62 Reinsen ST., Brooklyn
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Miscellaneous
MORTGAGE MONEY

$4,000, SIX PER CENT, FIRST MORT
gage. Take country home In part pay
,nent. z 337, Tribune
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-09

MEN wanted for detective work. Ex-
perienee5 unnecessary Write j. Ganor,
former Govt Detective. st. Louis.
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association told the annual meeting Of
the organization here.
shortage and delay in harvesting
are due 70 the shortage of Labor, both
for harvesting and other operations"
his report said THE outstanding fea-
ture or the years work has been the
shortage and under efficiency OF labor.
not only affecting the 1921 crop but
having its baneful influence also on
planting. progress and rotation Of fu-
ture crops. I7cw serious viii be the eff
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Lonesome Grip joined the ranks of the T. B Ms
favorites TO be reinforced in a few days by The
Isle Of Tangerine" and Listen to Me-" from "Tan-
gerine" which Alma Sanders wrote.
cts easy" declare the three trail blazers,
s'as easy as it is for any woman to marry the man
she wants We have been studying the tagtcs or
men since the days, when we wereut GER
mitted to have any other business IN life THAI nat
of pleasing men. Any woman knows more t..ors
what a man wants today than he does himself Or
course she does And taking the receipts Of Tan
sample even the producers are forced 20 agr~@
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LEGAL NOTICE

UNITED STATES MARSHAIfS SALE
Northern District OF Florida
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out
of the United States District Court for
the Northern District of Florida. on the
3fst day Of December. A. d 1921 notice
o eash IN Th,,rs s. ~ ~ pu ,5e
day of January. 1929, at ~ o'clock noon.
at Pensacola. Florida, in front of the
Post office Building. the vessel Fort
Pierce her engines. boiler. machinery.
boats. tackle, apparel, appErtenances. ard
furniture as she now lies on Bruce Dry
Docks, on Pensacola Bay. near Pen 3aeola,
Fla.
PETER II. MILLER
United States Marshal
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All

RATES
No advertisement taken for less than
25 cents.
Count the words In your advertise
ment and multiply by the number OF
times you desire It printed; remit
accordingly.
In counting words. include ITO
Let" For Sale" Wanted" etc. as
well as addresses.
BLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
Paragraphed matter, line dashes.
white space. classified display: &c per
line. SEC per inch az lines make an
inch).
Any peva on whose name appears In
the telephone directory may have
classified ads charged.
Cancel orders should be given in
writing. never over the phons.
Advertisers should give their nome
or postoffica address RS well as their
phone numbers. because many read
era have no telephones.
II the advertiser so desires, replies
can be sent in care or rhe Journal.
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LOW SUGAR PRODUCTION
IN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS

HONOLULU, r. Il. Dec. s. (By Mail9
The sugar production OF the Ha-
waiian Islands for the crop year be-
ginning September 80. 1920, ard ending
September 80. 1921, totalled only $50. :
100 tons, the lowest in the past ten
years. r. Faxon Bishop, retiring presi-
dent Of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE Five pa ssenger Studebalxer
car. good tires, new top. perfect con-
dillon. for cash. $3.50. Can be seen at
1908 ". Davis st.
FOR SAI4E.-One-ton Ford truck, In good
condition; or will exchange for i've
passenger Ford or Dodge. sos N. Davis.
FOR SAI.E--One new 6-ton Fl SIT tractor.
cheap. on easy termg. Ira, tor is now
in Pensacola. X. T.. L.. Mct askill Co.,
De Fnniak Springs. Fla.
FOR SALE;-Five- passenger Chevrolet
cheap. terms. Box 1868.
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feet on future crops remains to be
seen.
THE price for raw sugar in 1921 also
has been disastrously low. The up
heavaI in the market has resulted in a
situation little short OF chaotic, not
only in Hawaii but in every cane
growing country Of the world"
Stove Wood, any length or
blocks. Phone sos. t
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NEW RESORTS
-WELLHuRsr

WELLHURST
Among the pines on beautiful Perdido
Bav-thlrteen miles southwest Of Pensa-
cola by way OF Millview along shore
drive Good rDads. Rest and recreation
Peace. poetry and sunshine. Take your
friends to this wonder spot for week.
end Good eats. three times per day
The water is fine Rates reasonable. For
particulars write MISS DOROTHY
COOKE. u. o. Lillian, Ala.
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MORTGAGE LOAN

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
We lend mercy on Real Estate in The
city OH short notice. Please state in
application IL you have an Abstract OF
Title to the property.
Call and See lis.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc,
South Psiafox ST.
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DRESsMAKING

D<ESSMAKISG. TIemstitching. plcoting.
iasnionable and plain dressmak.ng at
~ ~ reasonable prices Mrs. NJ. r.. ADAMS,
svo ~ Guiienarde. Phone 1s19.
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DANCING

DANCING SCHOOL Glasses Private
lessons. Also children's classes III AIS
tn sti Dancing. FOG West Gregory. Phone
rs.
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NOTICE

The Floridatown Ferry is In good con-
dition and is leaving on time and arriv-
J r. EVANS. Capt.
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POSITION WANTED-Northern man de-
sires position as collector for furniture
house or real estate first class reference.
w. e. Helvie, sos r. Zarra gossa
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Transfer Storage

BoRRAs TRANSFER CO.
PHONE 1l45 OFFICE AND WARE
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. All
KINDS or HAULING. YOUR 5uSI-
NESS SOLICITED.
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THE Market Place of West Florida
READ DAHY BY $4,000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Ifife and the Results UneQuaed
POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED-Bv young man
with high school business education;
also good typist; viii consider anything
you have to offer. c. c. NJ. care Journal.
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POSITION WANTED-By an Al ste
nographer; had years experience.
Address Ssenographer. care Journal.
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LOST ANIL FOUND

LoST-AiredaIe. 10 months old. black
back answers to name of Wiki Tele-
phone 2070. Big reward. Mrs A. E.
Montgomery
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LOST-Mole skin scarf between 20 w
Belmont and Isis theater Return to
% W. Belmont or phone 1926. Reward.
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FOR sALFs--Four and one-half acres OF
land with 3-room good house. well
fenced, already plowed land. miles to
city, Flomaton road: cheap for cash or
easy payment or information address
John Tooth. II. A, Box 1877, Pensacola,
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MILLIONS Cabbage Plants from L. I.
seeds chas. Wakefield, Succession.
RIA. Header. Early Summer. $50. 81:
200, $3.50; 1 900 $3.50. postpaid. BY ex-
press, 1000, $3.50: 10000 up. 81 per thou
sand. The best is cheapest Williams
Plant Co. Box 5000. Jacksonville, Fla.
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FOR SALE-Farm on Fiona. on Pensa-
cola highway within 10 miles Of Pensa-
cola: good house and barn; 40 acres, $
cleared and fenced; good schools and
churches in ncighborhood: apply J. ID.
Maclyey, Roberts, Fla, or w. G. Mackey,
Pensa cola, Fla.
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LODGE NOTICE
NIASONIC, TErGrI.E

MASONIC TEMPLE
Regular convocation OF
s&s ut. Horeh Chapter No 6.
r. A. NJ, Monday, Jan 9th
~ at 7.39 p. m. Installation
rat1s OF officers. Visiting COM
xspsi@ panions fraterRallv invited
sst'sEts w. f. AcoSTA. H. p.
~Ass w. r. HANSEN, Secy.
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MASONIC TEMPLE

Warrington, Fla.
Regular communication of Naval Lodge
No. "a. f. & a. NJ, Tuesday. Jan. 10th.
alt 7:30 p. m, WORK in the It. c. Degree.
Visiting brethren fraternalv invited
WM WILKINSON, W.. NJ
NJ. f. HANSEN, Secy.
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NoTlcE

Members OF Pensacola Lodge No. 993,
Of r.. II. Carmen OF Amer
lea. viii meet at their hail 100 D. m
to attend the funeral of Bro
William Mcclellan.
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FOR SALE-Foar beautiful lots one-half
block from Bayou Tear and facing
Park. win consider any reasonable cash
offer. Some one Il get bargain as
need TIE money Write Box 462, Tusca-
loosa. Ala.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--Ten acres on PerdIdo bay;
fcur-room bungalow, beautiful wcter
frontage and beach: fine hshlng aid
bathing; have your chickens, fruits.
vegetables and an all-year home. one
hour from Pensacola. Fred M. Scott,
210 Blount Bldg
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Foh sALE-MopERN FivE ROOM
eleventh. PAYS TEN PER CENT
ON iNvEsTMENT. Always RENTED:
SEE HOWARD LEE MAYES AT
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-I,arge room for 2 men.
2Q3 w Gregory. Phone Sc
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LIVER TROUBLE-Physic explains
simple treatment for infiamed galIbIad-
der and bile ducts associated with gall
stone. Booklet free. DIR. Paddock. Box
B7 2G1, Kansas city, Mo
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MoTlcE 70 sTockholpERs

The annual meeting of the stockholm
ers or the Wholesale Drug Corporation
win he held at the office of the Corpora :
ton at as South Falafcx street at
d. M February f6, 1922
e. K. WTIIDDEN, President.
aow4w
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FOR SALE--Cheap. LOT OF odd pieces Of
fee fixtures. cabinet, shelving. chairs.
letter nles large copying press etc.
knowles Bros Agency American Ma
tional Bank Bldg. phone 20.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHICKS--AlI breeds thorough
bred, certified Heavy Egg PRODUCE
ton Popular prices; 60-page Poultry
book. $50 Poultry Course free Elwood
Pussy East Liverpool. Ohio.
FOR SALE-Fggs for Matching from
Reese's thoroughbred S. C. Rhode Is
land Reds. Phone f761. e. l.. Reese, SO
and 80 S. Pulafox st.
FOR SAIE--some very handsome S. G..
Rhode Island Red cockerels. ready for
service. Phone 1861. u. l.. Reese. SO and
IS S. Palafox st.
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LoST--Jan. 1. on Bay Shore car or be-
tween Main ST. and No. 222 w LaRua
st, bunch OF artificial orchids and pansy
scarf pin. diamond setting Return TO
Knowles Bros. Agency, or phone %
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FOR sALE--At a sacrifice. launch s5-ft.
long; speed. 20 miles per hour will
consider a good Ford in the trade. Write
n. Il. b., care Journal.
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FOR SAI.E--Dining room gite. kitchen
rhone 1896.
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FOR sALE--A good established grocery
business, a bargain for some one IL
taken at once. Address t. r.. b., care
Journal.
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ROOM TO RENT-l15 n Bay len.
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PERSONAL

EpILEPTfCS-w you care to learn
about new rational treatment for I'M
mediate relief OF Epilepsy positively
topping all seizures from first days uye2
Information free. Specialist Drawer
B-5s2. Lander. Wyoming
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L0ST-A S. bill, somewhere, Thursday.
Please phone 1852
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Dorothy Donnelly Paves the Way

When Dorothy Donnelly came along with her ex-
quiste Blossom Time" the producers to whom she
submitted it had the immemoral answer right on
the tip of their tongues, but fortunately for them
they caught sight Of the beautiful "Song of Love,
and said they would "look it over"
Miss Donnclly held her breath for few days, be-
She star IN theatrical circles before she
was playwright and knew all about producerial
preiudccs.
She needn't have worried, though The charm
about cue to be broken for the producers recog-
the sex of the writer and that's why these days you
hear 50 many men huaming the exquisite Song
Of Love"
Ann Nichols. who had several successful plays to
her credit, submitted Love Dreams" confident that
she had A HIT and 10 and behold, the producer
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FOR SALE--New bungalow. just COM
pleted; all modern conveniences. BY
~. q. Daniels. phone 1893.
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FOR SALE

700 VACANT Lo1s AT cREsrvsw.
rroooosA re cao5 G0THry f sT1T or c 800
PRicE Inv. TERMS REASONABLE.
r. e. L. MccAsklLL COMPANY, o.
FUNiAK oPRiN0s. FLA.
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LOST--Diamond bar pin, liberal reward
Phone 965. SIT N Barcelona
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FOR SAI4E--My service at painting and
interior decorating, less than YOU pay
elsewhere. w. F. Davis. ZIG Church ST
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FOR RENT--One furnished apartment:
combination Kitchen and dining room.
bedroom. adjoining bath. telephone ana
garage. One furnished apartment: Kit
chen, combination dining room and living
room, private bath. garage and telephone.
Apply Mrs. w. 4. RAY, 1000 E. ysaRna St.
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Versatile Actress BIazes Trail 70
Feminine Contemporaries

Here three women who have just taught
Broadway new trick and incidentally shattered at
least three sacred traditions of the great thoroare
Each has written musical comedy for the tired
business man so successfully that the trio the
seasons musical comedy headliners.
Thereon hangs tale In previous seasons T. B.
NJ. musical comedies were all done by men. Pro-
ducers accepted plays from women, but when it
to musical comedies they said 4let George do
it," and he did.
If any courageous woman did write musical
comedy Mr.. Producer always courteously rejected
it, explaining that Ia could possibly
know what would appeal to the tired business man.
AS it, forsooth, woman in her antique role of home
maker hadn't cherished this secret since cave days
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FOR RENT

For RENT-oNE PHoTocRAPHER's
OUTFIT. WELL EQUIPPED AND
READY FOR USE; WILL REQUIRE
GOOD OPENING FOR RuslNEs SIS !;
WILL RENT At A BARGAIN AD-
DRESS BOX 2s5, ANDALUsiA. ALA.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Fair Weather Predictions

Calamity howlers will find scant
comfort in two items appearing in
the news of yesterday. The Ameri-
can Railway Association reports
that 9s8.3S1 freight cars were
loaded during the week ended SEN
tember 80. This is within 8 per cent
OF the record leading in the history
Of American railroads.
Even more encouraging is the
large sum which national adyer-
tisers plan to invest in publicity dur
ing the coming year. According to
reports made at the convention of
the American Association Of Adyer.
tlsing Agencies five thousand Amer
lean manufacturers have placed in
the hands of their advertising adj
visers $3.50, 100000 to be used dur
ing 1923 for the purpose of market.
ing $25, 1000, 100000 worth of Ameri.
can-made products. Two and one
half dollars expended 10 tell each
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
Summer Extension

But ten brief years ago oldtimers
would listen to the katydid scraping
his fiddle along about August l
and announce "six weeks to frost"
In that day frost on September Is
was by no means unusual and house
holders counted on getting the
furnaces going by the first of Oc-
tober.
But lately nature has inaugurated
a summer extension movement in
this locality, and October has be-
come sort Of reincarnation Of Au-
gust. Bathers who are by no means
snow birds still lave in the tepid
waters of the Atlantic and the
Sound. Trees are budding in subur-
ban gardens, and the Jerseyman
who comes into the newspaper Offices
with second crop raspberries is told
that dozen people have been in be-
fore him with the same sort of gifts.
Whether the Gulf Stream, headed
further out to sea by the railroad
built by the late Mr.. Flagler, now
washes closer to the New York
shore or whether the sun is just
naturally becoming warmer and
warmer every day. must be left for
scientists to conjecture. Certain it
is, however, that the winter lags
further and further behind in New
York as the years roll around and
that golfers and gardeners and
suburbanites and city people who
enjoy leisure hours in the parks are
vastly profting thereby.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
The Mayors Predicament

chairman McAneny of the Transit
Commission announces that the com
mission will grant certificstes of
convenience and necessity which will
permit the operation of city busses
Whenever the Board of Estimate
makes legal application for them.
II Mr.. Hylan is not playing poll
tics with the bus lines he, as head
OF the board, will cause this applica-
flon to be made. That will keep the
busses on the streets and in lawful
operation.
If he is playing politics he will
refuse to ask for the certificates, and
there will be nothing for the courts
to do but to order the buses off the
streets. That will put many thou
sands of citizens to great incon-
Venlence. But at the same time it
will convince them that Mr.. Hvlan
was not so much interested in busses
as he was in an excuse to attack
the Transit Commission.
He has at last been forced to
show his hand, and it is evident
from his outcries that the predica-
ment is not at all to his liking.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-13
The Sea Drought
,ditor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The drastic ruling of Attorney
General Daugherty on liquor on Ameri.
can ships will in the opinion Of some
sweep our shipping from the sea.
These same "some" predicted the
doom Of hotels, the ruin Of the theater
the blasting Of the joy Of life when
prohibition became the law. The bust
ness Of the country would dwindle and
die; the drummer would become ex.
tinct as the dodo.
Hotels are running full, theaters are
in full blast, baseball club owners are
wearing broad smile and the voice
Of the drummer is heard in the land.
Now our shipping, "somen say. is "a
be "as a painted ship upon a painted
ocean," all for the lack Of bottle of
rum. One hates to disagree with those
same startled souls who see the Port
OF New York deserted, the docks de-
caying and even the drydock dry i'm
deed, They view with alarm the wet
ships of Europe kissing as they pass
outside the three-mile limit at New