davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13
gasp lllm giinasiota, i5reag sen - Dtt 1922,
2ebrtrdfte beiuden Gr5iebnngsper
bGn0e.

Stem nlmer So6f6ul=2ebrfrdftf
>peroel1 in 8e9leitnng bon flint 5pe=
3iallebrern ser grabterten @6nlen an
Ser idbrlt6en 3u1ammenfunft Del
u@taatS educational NiiociationN
teilnebmen sic am 26. Oftober In ct,
Saul itattfinoen 1ptrb. Dte Spe5ial=
lebrer iinb: Sri. Dorotbp &earn, Sri,
N5arietta McDonalo, SRI. Sba 5eerS,
Trau q. s. Dupere unb Sri. Srene
5r1ttb.
@upt. @loor, Sri. S6a &o6, Norz
NAL 1ratntng 2ebrerin uno II 2ebz
rertnnen ser grabierten 96nlen be-
il19ten sic SO. Sabre83uiammen=
fnnft Ser 1iibmeitlt6er Nbtetlnng Der
rMinneiota Gbucattonal Nfiociation"
in Manfato, oie BORT lebten .DonnerS=
tag nnb Trettag abgebalten mnroe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13

gnndbsrnb IS No6barn, tins
ssre1r1be iiberrafAfen am MoIltagz
abeno 5reb &oetttng in feinem Setm
in @o1rtlanb, I'M ibm 5l1 belfen, ieinen
u. @eburtstag 3u feierr. Ste Ser
rem 1btelten 500 unb Ste @amen perz
fiir3fen li1 ben Nbeno nit geielliaer
llnterhaltnne. 3u ipdter s@tn1,oe
muroe etn fei1,er 9un6 ferbtert. @dite
BON auStpdrts tpare1l: Serr uno 6rau
G1nil @tra lnftab n1lb Sobn @arl bon
ct. Setter. Trau Stramitab tit eine
S.o6ter BON 9errn unb Gran 8oetz
ting.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13
Meit Mepton 1lnb liter Der brittle beB
DoitenS Ser oisies 3abr baS 3eitlide
.ge1e9net bat.

SET Ser &arte11zNartp, Sic bon
ben1 ct. Gli3ahtb 8eretn am DienSE
tagabelb i'm fatbolii6en 96ulbauie
abgebalten tpurbe, erbislten Dreiie::
sra1 Sobn 9hnetoer, 6rou q. q.
@6lumpberger, Sri. Stole @runnet
l1no SRI. Margaret @tninger. 8ei
BENT 56afSfopf uub 9fat @piel ipa@
rem Ibeobore Mobr l1rb Sobn 8ader
Breisgeminner. Sen Mma11n ge<
mann eine Gebar Gbeit, Del6e an btez
fem Mbe1b perloIt Durbe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13
Eio,,ier eIr'lltegt
ieine,1 g5er1eklt1tge1l
Hapier 3pllner itirbt fa,1tn 5tpei
Gage mad erbn1tene,1 8erlebnnz
gen.. 9atte Mlter pDn 50 Sub
rem erreidbt. @ar Wdtglieb oes
bieiige1t @efer 8pitenss War
allgemeit1 .gea6tet.

1apter s3ollner pp11 beiien 8erletnn=
gen mir lekte @o6e bert6teten, 1T
6reitagmor9en I'M 2 lbr 80 istnen
8erleknngen erlegen urb NIT leinem
Sob 1T Elm ebrmarbtger 8iirger bon
5Micollet @ountn unb einer Der erlten
Yioniere. bteiiger @egeno BON benz
.56auplab ieiner Idtigfeit binmeg9ez
rafft .tporben. M1ittno6morgen pnrz
Sc er bon seinen1 Yferb angegrtffen tpoz
bur6 er eine11 8etnbrn6 nnO timer
li6e Berletungen bapontrug tpel6e
mentger alS 5pet Iase ipdter ietnen
500 I'M @efolge batten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13
Yaraberl, incl. Yreiie ftir

Yarabeu, incl. Breiie fit
slnto Bafube 9 4s2.2e 20 3
@brtner llnterDal altli119 ooo:44
@erpflegnng Der &apele11@
ntitglieberun0 Enrner 1922 M 9
NbSei6en (5oupentrS 7l.69 7l 69.
Miete1l 81. ~. y. 1oo.uo '
gusgaben in 8erbi1tbt11g -
NIT &on3eiiionen 455.51
'glrbeit lnb Matertal fur III
Bl1ben ll1lb Ertbiine1t 129.zo
YDrtDauSgaben, SelepDo1ler
ss,,hTfnhp 24.65.
Nntofoiten y. u. 80 ao.oo ~.
Bu1lbesitenern 1920. zoo 9o
Die @tabt 5uritdbe3abit ooo.vo oo.oo
8eri9iebene8 o1.4o
9otnl gl11saqber .... 7,62O.77
lleberl6ub ! l,4SS.41s
go 100 "a /
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13

Xxx 3tI<oSI IILploSttS 4uAtUS 'St44!L X - =.
gepfen1ber 1910 III Baner1, Deuti9z
lano geboren 1nb mar a1lo siiber 80
Sabre alt alS er anf 10 tragil6e 8eiie
|llm8 2ebel1 fa111. J&9aum l6s seSabrealt,
ipanberte er nit Ser Wel1tfer na6
glnertfa aus u1lb fam bireft mad btez
|liaer @ege1lb no er eine Heibe bon
Sabrsn alS &ne9t bel Tarntern in
glieolet @on1tp arbeitete. @dbrenb
|6eS Sbru6S nnternabm er
einen eefabrppllen 9fitt nod St.
91tbqelp llm pom Nlab &ommanban<
I ten .eine &ano11e fir Seem nlm su
[fidern, gluf be1n @ege bortbtn ritt
er bur@ 8tr6 Goulte nno fano bort
|ben ,entieelten 2et9nan1 BON Bierrot,
einem Tran5olen, Der BON ben Sn0ia=
.nern n1eu9l 9ling8 er1noroet mDroen mar.
s3ol1ners DferO i6eute, er CAB tbm
|iebob Ste 5ppren l1l1b erret6te baS
Sort .nngefdbr 80 Mtnuten ebe Die Sn=
|6ianer sort a1tfan1en. @r nabn1 an
ser 8erteibisung beS Sorts tell uno
|iein Man1e tit auf benz St. Mbgelp
Mpnunent eingel6rteben. Mi
a}oh ,Gnhp sea enhionpro1shrrfhs
,6lnS @ liz he1. Weritorhene ben m3aunt-
pSS IS Monoers me m nnb biente Elm our,es
9ob, I'M s. = g}nh ieimer @ntz
1oN,,no io {hInk er 5irh Ser .{dllperenr
W,4i1lerip r1e IN 11,,h s5ah goie11it fpabrenb
| Ses M 81 Niiroerfrisos In @iiben. g}ad
ieiner ebrenpollen @1tla11uno TAM en-
inieber na6 9an1e 3llriid l11lo Derebe@
I1i6te it9si1n Sabre 1863 NIT Wtarta
Re16, gletner TIN iberle betloel1s 9atttr.
gluS bieier Gbe gtngen ~ at11oer berz
pnr mel9e afle pen Nater tberlebe11.
l@Ss ftnb bteS:: ral1 Sberela Wtat1@,
Weit Nepto11; grau So1epb Nantoet=
tier, Soleph 3ollner, Bqtrtar; NDbert
lnnb Sobn SpAner, Trau 3enrg
Neloft. Wabailo; Tra1t Treo Btan9t
@ef Netpto1l; Jranf 3ollner 5atr=
| far; glrton 3olllner, gSaba1lo; y g1lltam = :
3ollner, @eorge sSollner g u11o .Sannaf; l91
53ollner, alle BON 2. glSe1t glS1 yfemton.'
! @r,ra nah Ser Bernadbl1no aooe1
lie 9 n,1f eine Tarm IN Weit gfelpton m lpr
| 5iie mfih m Sem Mderbaa1 tptbmete11. Ob.
4 tppbl ser .gerltorbene it6 1e6on iei1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13
Mplferei Ansitefz
lung bieie @o@e
Counties idbifen grDke 9elegaz
tipmen. 8iele 9seip llmer tpD1z
nen Mnsifellung BET. Seem nlner
gnrner unb 9amen beteiltgen iih
an 6hanturne1t.

0a8 Gtaat8= =TatrgelGnbe IN 9at11=
ltne lit bieie @o6e baS Meffa filr
6arn1er unb alle lol6e, Ste ft6 fir ote
Molferett1rbnitrie uno Gefliigel5n6t
interellieren, oei1n bteie @ode mtro
bort Sic 9lational Molferet NuSitelz
lung abgebalter, Die 3abl Ser 8e=
lu6er betrng am DienStag iiber
900, 5. H., tie mar fitr bielen etnen
Sag l6on grDber, ais bte @elamt5aN
an alien Iagen ser poridbrigen Wolz
fereiz zMu81telfung. Dnr6 bielen pbd<
nomenalen Belu6 am Dien8tag TT ben
@ei@dft8leuten, bte einen 8ein6 BON
1000 garantterten, bie BeiorgniS
abgenomnen.
@rpke Delegatipnen ppn Counties
i'm Staate.
gn Mtttmo9 iparen 9pe5taloelez
|qationen aus folgenben Counties an@
gemeloet: Beder, 800; 8eltramt, $40;
Carlton, 400; @ooobue, 500, StaSeh,
.l20; Nlorrilon, 200; g1ieollet, 82o;
Dlmiteb, 800; @ibIep, 800; !9tearnS,
Ia 900; Neurrap, so. @ine 9an3e
|Mnsabl bieIer Delegattonen haben tire
etgenen Mulitfapellen nlitgebra6t.
9pnnerstag @isepniin Sag.
Ser 9eltrige sTag mar Mtscon{in
Sag, ooer pte1letdt beiier gefogt:
r&d dietag,p benn MiSco1tiin bat be-
|fanntli@ langit als uSauptfdieparaoteS
|i6er @elt" ielbit Ste 96mei5 nno
|2imbnrg fpett In Ben 96atten gelteat.
Son @tsconlin alletr maren iiber
$4,000 8elu6er ansemelbet.
Brotpn @ountn bat fetne 10 groBen
Delegationen angemeloet, mte Der.
|]6teoene Der anberen Counties, bo6
lbaben ii6 eine gan5e Nn3abl Berionen
an bie}er NuSitellnng betetltgt.
g1lrner fiibren gurn gunt1ner11 a1tf.
! Ser SEEM nlmer Surnperein muroe
bnrb fol9enoe Damen nnb 9erren
pertreten: SRI. glleen 9eiter, Snlta
N9eper, 6a11np &ral, 2aura Ssmalb,
Qorg1a @6leuber, u1o 9tlbegarbe
Mmann, 1bonaS Yfaenoer, 9ugo
@6leuber, grant g1iemonn, &llrt
iBen, @alter @1r9elbert, Mrtbur Ste
Imener, @lmer 5elb, nnb Sobn 9ep=
|nla11n unter 2ettu11p beS Gnrnlebrera
Brtk Manma1ln. Dteie betetltgter
ltd an einen1 56auturnen, oaS Dettt=
ttpo@abenb ita1tfa1tb. Dte iungen Da=
linen fiibrten etnen GanR In &pftiimer
anf..
8eitere 8eiu9er bon Seem l1lm
tpuren: Sobn Noebler Brdftoent, s.
SO. 5aubrt6, Sefretdr nro S. US,
Debn, Blttterma6er ber bteitgen Jar=
mer's Gp<operatibe @rea1nerq, foipt'
IT. 6. @tbSpolb BON ben Mtnne{oto
Egentral @reamert8.
STE bte8idbrtge Molferei> NnSltel::
|lung itellt alle bi8bertgen 8eranltal.
| tungen bieier glrt IN ben 96atten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-10-13
$e,1O9.24
@teuer &pntutiiiio11
1ltaibt Menberu11ge11
@runoeiaentums MKekment bleibt
beiteben. Berf6teoene ata1len
Beripnal Gigentutn um 10 YrDz
aent erhDbt. Steuerrate lD1rD
ettpas gerinser iein tpie lettes
eSa1r+

NyuYI+
Sine @rb6bung BON 10 Nro5ent
iiber Sen Mbl6dbnngSmert ant etn
|boIb Dubenb &laflififatione11 BON
8er{onal @igentum lpie berlelbe oon
Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Don ao1D! !Dll
@ountp telt9e1eM poIoen a1.l. .Du5 aar,pn;5. pn'S
iion G,, asaearSnet, rua lal1t eines @6reibens
meicbea hie}er guoe BON 2olliS g..
mnnsI Gonntn glllbitor, en1pfangen
Fna,rSe SIC Ib{hQbunQ be8 grunbz
sine,1turns si. : erbielt feine geranoernne
~ g,,anob1ne onn ben1 11ie1t in Soften
a,,aoeleotem ma 1sIs ten Sells BON gleepp @ne,
meIebeS MI nm "a Bro3ent erbDbt ipurbe.
''' 8. j a.
gssarenaDluaRnAs 11ppV'.
gsie{e @rbDbllnaen. iref{en 9Ieroe
Eun1l ei1Ts-bis aiDeii s5abre dlt1 @5rab
gilllen, Irdetors, 0ref6 Ma6fne1l
tunb Qlle beipegli6en @ile111es, V5al1z
Dol5, saI1en nltD ny mi,ss. gs,aitsls,ste @
oDlt luv u1sD ~. Ok nso,,4
[onnenrh,1et o1lf Bferbe ll1lter eillen1
s$abre ,alt.s @ine Grmdbtguns bon
| 10 Dro3e1lt mur0e bi11segerl arseoro=
net al1f 9lQ{lenpish. nllter einem s5ahr
|oIt.
]. !. ,,,a, htf;d, t,;ear;oe er
IS1eher1u's pD1uA1''u''''u'
Diele ge1berungen nerbe11 fe1nen
|inennen8tperten @inornd babe1l a1lt Dte
E5teuerrate Bic lettes Sdbr 1ntra1t
tpar. Dteielbe belief .i1h auI 59.b
IsD2ille. Na6 Nniidt bon eountn
IsNubitor Bosel miro oie 9teuerrate
|et,paS niebriger ietn, obpoN e. o1es
lao6 1li6t senan 1a9e1 ta111l, 90 ote
|per{6iebenen Eofpp8, Mnntet tpal l1faten
Ia1nb @6ul Diitrifte bic P6be oer 81 81
lerbeben0en 9teuern no9 nt0f Z etflbez I.
Iri9tet baben. Bor Wittte fope111<z
| ber 1piro Die Gate rntdt beltlntn1t merz
| ben f6nnen.
.zoo. .,,n, ez5 llaA f;;r
IS1eas'uul'usrn sne,n | af1m
~
Ser Seem Nln1er 9taotrafs Daf el1le e
Sabr. Die1elbe perfe1lt fan nao la@ p'e n lolgt:
StraBen Sonpo, s seO, IVY, Y VI s9lNleA l
nnb 9tntlng y bonosf $1o, =, Z IVY = beuer
DeparteMent So, wy; ! Sre99pd 8 2 ddg Sohos, {
I$2, COO; 9eper SDnee, 80, l'a IVY Ivy nno
Mbmtntitra rat1D1ls ;lSD1oe, slV,OUv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-07

sonous exudations which puff up the
feet. Use ~TIZ" and forget your
foot misery. All, how comfortable
your feet feel. A few cents buy
box OF TIL" now at any druggist
or department store. Don't suffer.
Have good feet, glad feet feet THAI
never swell, never hurt never get
tired. A years foot comfort guar
anteed or money retunded--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-07
STEEL HEAD WELCOMES
FULL INVESTIGATION
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvicE1
NEW YORK. June THE fullest
investigation into the Bethlehem
Lackawanna steel merger will be
welcomed. Eugene G. Grace, presi-
dent OF the Bethlehem Steel Corpor-
alton declared today in commenting
upon the action OF the Federal trade
commission in requesting officials
OF the two companies to appear be-
fore the board.
we believe that when the facts
in the case are fully shown, the
purchase will be approved" Mr.. Grace
declared.
CIR. Grace declared that the trans
action had been called to the atten-
ton of the commission prior to the
senatorial action requesting them
to investigate II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-07


ITO hear hundred times is not so
good as to see once.
Elaine Harmerstein is said to sc
making a picture Under Oath"
Why not take the ladys word
for it?
Japanese proverb that might also
be applied TO pictures says: Where
there's beginning there is an end"
But the Japs are not such sticklers
for the happy ending"
It is now disclosed that Owen
Moore was Reported Missing" be-
cause he had "A Previous Engage
ment.'
FiIn-players journey to Holly
wood on "a trip TO the Coast" And
that's where some of them hit the
toboggan-"
After Conway Tearle finishes his
Sclznick picture contract he will
star on the stage in The Shiek"
The asbestos scenery is now being
built.
Wall Street is taking so much in
tercst in the movies that film may
soon be used for ticker-tape.
Ruth Dwyer is going to make pic
lures in Germany following her en-
gagcnent with Eugene O'Brien in
"Clay Dollars" She takes along
some Of that kind of coin to ex-
change for marks.
Wonder what animals used in
films think of the picture business?
That Kissing sound may express
what they think of Noah
Joe HUMPHREYS, famous as a
prize-hght announcer" appears in.
THE Referee" in an official capa-
city Only lip-readers can under
stand him.
Now comes a film that admits it
is Stranger Than Fiction" It
must be based on incidents in real
hfe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-07

ions a n d raw
spots. No more
shoe tightness.
no more limp
Ing with pain
or drawing up
y ur face in
agony. "TIZ"
is m a s ! c a ]
acts right of.
"TIZ" d r a w s
out all the pot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-07

THE editor who
= said one pic
ture is worth a
thousand words"
must have had in
mind theatrcgoers
who read sub
titles aloud. To
those pests is rec
commended I h c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-07
'T|z' FOR ACHING,
SORE, TIRED FEET

Good bye, sore feet, burning feet,
swollen feet. sweaty feet, smelling
feet. tired feet.
raI1NuaAE hIl n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-06-07

Gen. Chang Tso Lin was in q fair
way to realize his ambitions to con-
troll China when Gen. WI Pei Flu
interfered. Changes Manchurian
army was defeated at the gates of
Picking and he is now back IN Man
churia north of the great wall.
Changes commission as governor #
Manchuria has been taken away by
the Picking government, but he still
controls the province He IS a for
mer bandit. Recent dispatches
stated his troops had mutinled.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Maritime Miscellany

SEATTLE. May 1s--rhomss Crowley.
trading coastwise, went ashore a m. 18th.
at Ballard Beach, near Everett Floated
S m same day undamaged.
PORTLAND. Ore. May l3--OreEon State
Board OF Conciliation taking evidence Of
longshoremen's strike with consent of Ship
ping Board. and union operators agreed to
supply inforn1s ton, but not to be bound by
decision
TACOMA. May 13-Durins April eoe veg
sails. aggregating 531,sI1 tons. arrived and
departed al this port compared with 1876
vessels agsregatng s32,731 tons. in April.
1921.
HONOLULU. H T. May 13--License OF
Captain Thomas Ellis of Fairfield City.
which grounded in channel here. 5th. en-
route from Iloilo to New York. suspe end ed
for sixty days by Steamboat Inspec ton
Service.
NORFOLK. May 1s-The American
steamer Italia. which discharged 500 tons
OF phosphate rock yesterday at the Roys
ter Guano Company's plant sailed to-day
for Baltimore to discharge the remainder
CT her cargo a. D. CUMMING and Cook,
purchasers Of tho sch Belsea as she. lay
on the sands OF Cape Charles. have
fioated the vessel it rs reported, and will
bring her in under sail early next week
to the Southern Ship Yard at Newport
News. where repairs will bo made.
The A. .. Cummtns Company. of Phila :
dclphia, purchased the sch Cumoerland
Queen. 1t Is understood. for DR.. F. Il.
Slack. Of Philadelphia. who will operate
her In the coastwise trade. The Cumber-
land Queen is now at Newport News MAX
Ing temporary repairs.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

Rabbi Coldstein Sends an Elo.
quent Message to Conarepa,;n,s

Throughout the United State. Mo,hor.
Day will be observed to-day. Sons b.ve
been urged to devote tho t,mo 90
thoughts Of their mothers and .hor,a
it happen that they are separated ~
write letter. In aome places spec;o,
services have been arranged.
Rabbi Herbert c. Goldste;p !, ILL.,
message before the member. ~ ~
said: yesterday,
"ln truth, every day Is mothers. ID,
But Just a. we have Sabbaths ana f"ss
tivals wehereon we pause to 'ro rsfrosh les,
ourselves spiritually. 80 is thi, hlssssn hl.sssn
Institution Of mothers day now o,s'seo
ssspted in this land, as a time fc for ae- re
Election and to enrich ourselves +or .L.
rest OF the year in the everlastin%e % 4 dsps shs
we owe to the single prize Cna oso. 90.
given each one Of us--mother Mothan nas
day. ! believe, will safeguard ;,nsrs c;w,i;1a
tion for America. For as we ci;nn S,.'1a a. :
mother throughout life. SO will we "x rc,I 70
sacrifice" WIG o'ole~
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

SOUTH CAROLINA REAL ESTATE
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Babe Ruth of Shin
Came Urges More
Federal Vessels
:. S. Pendleton Advocates
Operation of Enough
Boats to Carry so p. C.
of u. S. Foreign Trade

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Operat;on
by the government during the next five
years Of enough vessels to carry SO nor
cent OF the foreign trade of the 1In;tad
States was advocated to-day at tho
hearings of the ship subsidy bill nv
Fields S. Pendleton, New York shin
owner. who has been referred to hv
Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board
as the Babe Ruth Of the wooden shin
game"
IN preference to enactment Of the
Administration measure which would
provide direct and indirect aids for
American ship owners, Mr.. Pendleton
declared that regardless Of losses the
Shipping Board should continue to on
crate vessels not only with a view to
getting grip on at least half of this
country's trade, but of building I'm
routes in all parts of the world He
favored reduction of rates whereyer
necessary to meet the competition of
the foreign ships and predicted that
TOR every dollar the government would
lose the country would gain 50" in
lower ocean rates and improved service,
lf Congress is unwilling to continue
government operation of ships at a
loss" Mr.. Pendleton said, Chen it
should pass the subsidy bill" although
ne eeontended that the aids provide ed
would not prove sufficient in them
selves to enable all classes of Ameri-
can ships in foreign trade to compete
profitably with foreign vessels.
Contending that the basic direct aid
cent per gross ton for each 100 miles
travelled, regardless of the vessels
speed, was too low Mr.. Pendleton
urged that if the measure was to be
enacted the basic rate should be in
creased to two cents with graduation
above that figure for ships of speed
OF more than thirteen knots.
If this is not DONE he said, "the
bill will be a dismal failure
In disposition of the Shipping
Boards tonnage, the witness said, care
should be taken that bulk of the
ships do not fall into the hands of a
few powerful companies.
Others heard to to-day's sessions
we're Luther B. Dowell, business man
ager of the American Steamship
Licensed Officers Association; Andrew v
Furuseth, president of the Inter-
national Seamen's Union, and Patrick
O'Brien, also representing the Sea-
mems Union.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
FRIES for Distinction
Awarded at Columbia
successful u, Seniors Are L. r,
watson, a. of New York. and NJ.
Y. Spence. of Nexx Tc-s

,, Inc Brainard and Rolker nr;z.s
swa'oed eva, annually to seniors for eer,
Issl Isn distinction in Columbia co,1ese
v 0olh 60 this year, it was announesd esd
Wssssfday. Wsse to Lester R. Watson Of ssd
s, ssst 149th Street. The Co,unb;s NJ bja
Niumnl aa, Association prize was won o,''J,S hS
S'if'lm c. Spence, of Bernardsvi]1e
,a,1s, aae Edward sutliff Brainard me.
fSna 1v',s. prl1e is the income Of the $1,000
l;s is'a established BY Miss Pbehe + So So
sn.l;s N memory of her nephew, Edward
ud'li sud M Brainard, of the Class Of 1927.
saaas sau goes to the member of the " yrsdn I'D,
snls so ls class most worthy Of dist;nct;or M fsEu
and 'as .s ground of his qualities Of mind
III. me Charles NJ. Rolker jr. prize is
Nrs income n n, of fund established sde hv ~
son. son, { : NJ Rolker in memory u,s"ao of hey ey
10, ' ~ :. NJ Rolker, of the class Of 81 ,an7 arF
nstss .ae - student deemed by his s. class Lass
beesneeaa bsa,ea as an undergraduate ssr ss,dent a.s
<sdent Of scholarship, participation are9 in
stie en. activities, pre,eminence i0 in atb i
these" OF any combination of
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
is'an Among Guests at
r.. tuphony Club Brcakf..,

had H.. ap4ony Society, a musical club
1rsutmrss, John F. Hylan, Mrs. Ralnh
Mn uJasn' Jas Mrs. John F. sinnott apd
Of houora hsoaa n. Mccooey among it's guests s
With which ';..sterday :. at the breakfas st
s.the WI VIZ :. annually closes its season
,.satributeJds Jstam RAJ which followed was
John Bosebooy BeI by Guido Ciccolini, tenor:
Waters. ,S;aef, n;ae, earytone. and Harold r
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Change of Masters

John Veila succeeds NJ. S Nash COM
my Arge s ga
Edward J. Conley succeeds Thomas j.
Cardiff command steam screw Interstate
Park
James j. shuhan succeeds Charles j.
Vincent command steam screw Hercules.
William @. Rhodes succeeds John Gar
rett command steam screw Ethel M
Powell.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

COOK, ENGLISH: VERY CAPABLE.
most highly recommended. Miss Hall
Bureau. ~ West <%th. Vanderbilt $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

CoOk-foung Irish woman whore two
other servants are employed; highly rec
ommended X, Miss HofmAyer's Agency.
s347 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

s0R sALE--Co1.oNIAL TYPE BRICK
u building 1Ssx42 IT,. 2lA stories. slate
aertery OF travel north and south. with
Lincoln Highway adjacent Contains 80
rooms arranged in suites Of two. each
Has swimming pool 4ox3o in the building
"a glass enclosed corridor connects IL
story building. S4X42, OF the same con
struction. with the main building
These buildings would be suitahl. for an
!nn as they are located on a corner
across the street from 500 students Have
steam heat, gas. electricity. connected wit h
sewer and pure mountain water. The soft
water makes the swimming delightful.
The build dings were erected in 1915 and
are al in first claes condition
immediate possession and good price TO
quick purchaser.
. IS5. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
keal Estate Opportunities
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
Manhattan

w, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
y, nave Tor sale TO settle an estate ana
on me Heights. built years ago havne
a. sserx n6o modern Improvement. netting Over
s.,r"e per ahnum on low rentals, which vii,
6 n,i. Cash necessary. 100000 principa /.
apply CHARLES BERLIN. asss Hroadwaw 70
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

oAAkWooD HEIGHTS, Mount Vernon
rro ,nest plot on this beautiful restricted
EEopeI'y' i2oxl2b, corner Lorraine and
sas' Lincoln aVcs: ideal for rich rcsid encc
or two Apply to r. ERICSSON IA Ea.t
"oth st, or through broker
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Foreign, Ports
Departures

KOBE, May 1l--Keystone State. Seattle
Empress OF Japan (Br). Vancouver.
Jap). Seattle.
MURoRAN. May 1o--Canadian Importer
(Br), Vancouver.
BARI, May 1o--Italia tBr), New York
ALG1ERS May 6--MArte CItaD, Key
West
PALERMO. May 4-Capitaine Maurice
Eugene (Fr), Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Signaled

Pre.id.nte Wilson ItaD. Trieste and
Naples for New York; to Phelps Brc:. With
would dock Monday morning al per T.
Bush Docks, B'klyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
Vessels Sold

Ethel NJ. Powell. steam screw. +3 tons;
scld by just o Mass to Schoonn1aker Con
ners Co for 81 and other considerations.
Tavoretta. xasoline screw, tons: sold
by Joseph Yoria to James Pularo for 81
nd other considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
PUBLIC NOTICES

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that A. e
Graeme Harrison has no connection what,
ever with Thomas Asnew &, Sons, or witt
Charles Rcmer Williams
THOS ACNEW E. SONS
CHARLES ROMER WILLIAMA
Dated. May 10th. 1872
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

COOK. plain. butler. houseworker; French
swiss; s7o. Wettler's Agency, 20 West
4Sd st.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14
FURNISHED ROOMS tn o,pr
West Side

f'if - los WEST (RALErGH HAIJo
,.A RESIDENCE FOR MEN
VI, ,n,hractivsly furnished rooms, With and
v,nt" t,"ut private bath or shower: club nd :
service. win hotet
RATES FROM $40 WEEKLY
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

W r.. 81. 7IH AV. tThe Wyoming) 1.are.
n.,S a,rS furnished apartment. 10 rooms 1,s'
i2ss rao'et nI May Is to Sept 15 Circ.e
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

SEND your boy to good camp this sum-
mer at half regular rates Uong Island).
Write Floreal, 253 West 34th st.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

hosr-rhursday night, n,,.ron 1,.m..
s,a na'r pin on lad st. between Maa,.on
~ Hna oth avs. Liberal reward to nna.r
room 1902, 2s Broadway """s'
New-York tribune., 1922-05-14

disposition. most highly recommended
Miss Halls Bureau. II West 44th. Van