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The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-08
COMPLICATIONS DEvELOPE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8.-Serious complication developed last night in connection with the illness of Mrs. Harding which are "but slightly abated' this morning, according to reports issued at the White House. However, "the patient is resting more easily" announced General Sawyer, the Presidential physician.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-08
MRS HARDING ILL; MUCH CONCERN FELT
 AS TO CONDITION

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Mrs. War ren G. Harding, wife of the President, is reported to be i'll, but her indisposi- tion is not serious, according to an nouncement from the White House.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-08
CANADIAN STRIKE IMMINENT

MONTREAL, Sept. S.-A strike by the railway shopmen of Canada is to- day announced as apparently "inevit- able" by J. A. McClelland, president of the Machinists' Union.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-08
GENERAL REAPPOiNTED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. - Major General w. A. Ireland was today re- appointed by President Harding as surgeon of the Regular Army.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-08
HOWARD EXECUTED

SALEM, Ore, Sept. 8. - George Howard, of Vale, was hanged this morning for the murder of George Sweeney, a travelling salesman at Vale, in September, 1920.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-08
ANTl-PRoFITEER BILL PASSED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.-By a vote of 40 to ', the Senate yesterday passed the administration anti-coal profit eering bill, which now goes to the House for consideration
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-08
WALSH AS CHAIRMAN

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The selec- tion of Senator Walsh, of Massachu- sets, as chairman of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee was day.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-08
FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, Sept. 8.-Fish prices for September z, halibut 14c. chick ems Sc.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

CHAMBERMA1D and waitress or bahy's
nurse wishes position; assist light house
work; references. Write Box i01, 1915 I'd av.
MAtD-SEAMSTRESs or cham.
bermaid-watress; references. A. NJ, ISL
9th av. (store).
CHAMBERMA1D = WAITRESS, irish; sjT
month. II 1926 Herald, 10th st.
COOK, oOlorcd. private family: no washing
OF part time' reference. Spence, 121 w
itlst. Audubon $50. apt. 10
COOk-Swedish. woman vents TO 20 by day.
or launderi East Side, Call only, 10 A. NJ.
or IL, Plaza 5001. =
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Female--Domestic.

COMPETENT and reliable coiored fenials
and male help furnished you for house,
wor OF every kind nurses. buffers. maids.
cooks; for homes, hotels. resorts and farm;
Conmlssit ner for Virginia, Richmond; your
orders solicited. Richmond Employment
Agency, reliable shippers of domestic help.
7oi East Grace, Richmond. Va.
UCITsEXvORKERs, dayworkers. laundresses.
maids call 2166 Morningslde, Workers.
T,xchanee. Positively Americas largest and
finest agency for guaranteed colored help.
229I Tth av.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

DREssMAKE dressmaklnr. $40 up;
remodellng. rhone Nine. nelphine. 10 w 100.
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APARTMENTs-FURNISHED

APARTMENT hunting unnecessary. MRS.
DINGLEMAN. Renting Specialist, 1888
West I'D. Columbus s36.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. s0i.-isxquisltely FUR
nished, four large rooms. Kitchen, bath :
Baby Hardmon. Peck. Orientals artistic
drapcs; twin beds; Hudson view; couple pre-
ferred Audubon 410, 2B.
sos (pear 9th av.) ..-1.2 rooms, kltchenette,
bath. $51-Si1O. y. NJ BEVTSON, 800 9TH
av Longacrc S5io.
5isT, 80 west.-sublet. one month, paror
two bedrooms. two baths, apartment hotel.
5STH 10 W.--3 sleeping rooms, Q baths, large
living room. Kitchen; top qoo-i .ould he
divided; can be seen afternoNL Pleza sseJ.
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MULTI-COIOR press, automatic feed, u hlp.
mot., KUsCHNHR. Reid av.. B'k,y \
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Elorida-Sale or Rent.

TEN ACRES OF orange groves. planted. cul-
tivated, cared for for five years without
cost, brought to bearing; a property that
VIII support you for life this Is offered you
at beautiful Lake Avalon. near Orlando.
Fla, by company composed of thirty bank
ers and business men OF Orlando, who are
developing 1000 acres OF finest citrus fruit
lands in the United States; easy terms; six
years to pay. Ask for booklet and details
ORLANDO ORANGE GROVES CO.. III
Broadway. Tel. Barclay 2730.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LOT wanted, improved residential. vicinity
Flushing. about 50x100; give exact loca-
ton, cash price r 1929 Herald, 10th at.
WANTED-Small house, preferably stories,
years. by lawyer who has leased his own
house: would like possession April 1: rent
must be reasonable. Telephone John 6022,
between . and o'clock.
WANTED.--A desirable location at fashion
able summer resort Tor livery stables. Ad-
dress box No. 225. Aiken. S. G.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Queens--Sale or Rent.

FOREST HILLS-Bargain brick stucco
house; eight living rooms: large enclosed
glass porch; tiled bath; fine cellar; steam
heat, electric light. parquet floors. telephone
entire house inside and outside newly deco
rated and not occupied since decoration; Inn
mediate possession: less than five minutes
from station; must be sold. OWNER. 340
West 18th ST., Manhattan.
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borough of Observation-Disclosures.
Borough OF Bronx--sale or Rent.
Borough of ouecns-saio or Rent.

- ARLEIGH (on Greensboro Subway BUS.
shcss change compels owner TO sell his homo
IONS and tiled bath; all imNrovements.
rseted garage tax exempt: one block sub.
,yny station $500 cash required; first mort.
n 20 $1,000, fifteen years balance reasonable
,ti1ns. Take Greensboro subway 10 Dltmarn
av. station. J. s. WRITER'S, address go
4 litmnrs av.. Greensboro. Tel. 1915 Astoria.
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Long Island-Sale or Rem
westchesrer-sais or Rent.

MOUNT VERNON-Beautiful Chester Hill /;
business reasons compel sale of desirable
and attractive home. II rooms. baths. hard
wood floors. electric light. hot water heat !:
garage: on exquisitey developed corner plot.
100x100; $4,000: immediate possession. Get
photographs and particulars of owner v.
POST, 122 West 18th st., New York city.
Mrs. EDMUND w. BODINE, Real Estate.
472 Main ST.. tel. s4s New Rochelle.
SOME very Desirable properties for rent at
Pleasantvlle.
GEORGE +. ARCHER,
REAL ESTATE.
10 EAST 43D ST Vanderbilt IOS4
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.


A corporation manufacturing and
marketing a number OF revolutionary
American products, and backed by
some Of the best known business men
OF this city, desires a few more men
of high caliber 10 add 10 their sales
force now numbering over one hun
dred.
Our statesmen are raising the money
with which TO market the products
by selling the securities OF the Cor
poration, and at the same time are
being trained for our National Mer-
chandising Sales Organization.
Our statesmen. we believe, are making
more in commissions than any simi-
lar organization in New York city,
and this has been made possible
through a system which eliminates
the "cold call" This plan IS given
to a salesman as soon as no has
shown that he means business.
This Is a real opportunity for you 10
make an advantageous and perma-
nent connection with a permanent
Corporation.
For appointment and complete de-
tails address A 102 Herald, $50 Bway.
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MEN between the ares OF - and 90 wanted
for sales equalization. Executive positions
given 60 All men who have ability 20 qualify
Apply between g 4 NJ ara o r. NJ. Gordon
& Reynolds. 81 SalN pl, Newark. n. J. Room
.2i5
Statesmen. Wanted. live statesmen who ara
acquainted with tho wholesale, jobhing an
retail houses IN the hardware and paint
trades TO handle our steel wool as q side
line on a commission basis. u. =. steer
Wool Co. 10 Barton place, Worcester, Mass.
SALESMAN. who understands tin can busi-
moss thoroughly f0r metropolitan district
Address IA confidence - 1O97 Herald Her.
aid 80
SALESMAN, experienced, 20 sell advertising
for hlgh class mcdiuuifrhe Ray Mac Co.
Suite io2 and 400. 1891 ey. corner 4sth st.
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sERvANTLEss STUDIO HoME-will sacri-
flee artistic place, especially built for year
round living; only $1,000 cash needed. bal
ance OF $4,000 on easy terms. almost like
rent. buys 1t; $4,000 on mortgage can
remain; has large rooms. studio attic. tiled
bath, fine northern light; steam heat.
parquet floors; running water; electric light:
shades included, and electric cooking range;
every convenience; beautifully situated on
plot 100x100 feet; fine garden space, shrubs
and flowers in profusion: near chain Of
pretty lakes. stocked with fish; select. con-
genial neighborhood; good markets. school
and churches nearby; this ia chance of a
lifetime to obtain a home at fraction of
real worth: could not be duplicated at less
than $12,5o0: splendid place for children:
ideal Communication to New York city. Ad-
dress HOME, Post office Box 74S. City Hall
Station. New York city.
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent.
Write VAN WINKI.E &C., Rutherford NJ.
S15, ,000 for roomy, new room, 2 bath. brick
and frame dwelling; steam, open fire. gas
kitchen, every Improvement; garage; Sum
nit n. ].
EUGENE JoBs-H. f. BECK CO..
Realtors. Summit. ". J.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

SID ST.. 223 WEST CORNER BROAD
WAY)-MODERN ELEVATOR APART
MENT HOUSE; NEWLY FURNISHED.
HOTEL SERVICE; AND ROOMS AND
BATH AT MODERATE RENTALS; REF
ERENCES REQUIRED.
5oTH ST. near Park av.-Beautifully fur
nished three room apartment for sale or
VIII sublet to Oct. /. Call Plaza 1860
GOTH. Is E.-single, double rooms. bath
SAN JACINTo HOTEL.
a5TH. II w. (ad.acenti c. Parks rooms
beautifully furnished. Apply premises.
10TH ST, 233 West.-Beautifully furnished
!, room APARTMENT. htchenette. bath.
18TH, 226 West Corner broadway, apart
ment 32) 32).-Exceptionally attractive apart
ment of rooms. bath. sublet TO October
VIII sell furnishings for $225 rent $120, less
than unfurnished. Columbus 3s41.
s4TH ST-Exceptional opportunity lady will
sell her exquisite apartment. seven rooms.
or sublet, furnished, $3.50 monthly. Phone
SCHUYLER O911 between and p. NJ.
94TH. 31i West.-Six room apartment, rear.
southwest: lease; S1S5 month. Schuyler 939
9th. 30s west-Six spaciou . sunny rooms
elevator. unusual transit facilities; S1s5
New Jersey.
HOBOKEN.-Two and three room apart
ments. private bath: all conveniences: :
within five minutes OF Hudson Tube station .
adults preferred. MEYERS HOTEL, Sd and
Hudson SITS.
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Westchestor.

RosEDALE NURSING HOME.
467 Pelham road. New Rochelle. Tel. New
Rochelle 4690-4999. Nervous, chronic and
convalescent guests may find here rest and
treatment in beautiful home without the
atmosphere of a sanitarium
MARGARET e. FLYNN, r. N.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Passeuger Cars.

ATTRACTIVE Pierce Arrow limousine OK.
perienced chauffeur; courteous reliable
service hour. day. week or month; reason-
able. Riverside 100.
BEAUTIFULLY equipped twin six Packard
Limousine. day, week, month; reasonable.
J. MAssARO. Dig w. 1sist. wadsworth sGO5.
FIAT limousine. late model. for rent by tho
month wirh first class chauffeur years
with one man; gave up car account trip to
Europe. Phone Jamaica 1000, 600 Hillside
hv., Jamaica.
HUDSON town car: month, week day, hour
careful chauffeur. Phone wadsworth 1910.
PfTRCE-ARROw as" limousine; uniformed
chauffeur: monthly St50 special rates by
day or week, RAY LANGDON Plaza p303.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17

YOUNG man wanted to keep books in re.
tail lumber business and attend to hard.
ware and paint; state experience and salary
expected L. G.. Booth, Smlthtown Branch.
l.. /.
YOUNG man, about 10, as assistant TO book
keeper and billing clerk good handwriting
and knowledge OF typewrting required: Sl5;
state references and religion. t ia Herald.
$50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

HACSENSACK, N. j., factory for sale
ere So. IT,; will sell with or without ma
chinery; used at present as a suit factory.
Apply C. S. FOUNTAIN & SON. 1914 Main
st.. Hackensack, n. j.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE,
Beach 50th and Surf av., Sea Gate, Nortons
Point, Now York Harbor; comfortable stea m
heated rooms. with or without bath; As min
utes from Times Square. 80 minutes Cham-
bers ST.; Municipal subway: rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT, lace importer requires ser
vices OF thorough office man and execti-
tive, competent to take charge OF complete
set of books accustomed 70 correspondence;
state experience, references. salary. w 4S2
Herald, Herald 50.
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SECURITY statesmen.

BEST SELLING INDUSTRIAL.
IN NEW YORK; ESTABLISHED
TWENTY YEARS; HIGHEST
COMMISSION IN FULL AND
VERY ATTRACTIVE install
MENr CONTRACT; EVERY
COOPERATION FROM OLD
+ ST ABLI S HE n HOUSE.
SUIT z 2306, TWO RECTOR
STREET.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

o3D. ASS W.-Exceptionaly large. second
floor. front; southern exposure: three large
windows; private BATH; electricity. Chelsea
SssS.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.

BooKKEEpER's assistant; experience nee.
essary; state salary expected. II II 357
Herald, Herald 80.
CHAAiBERNtAiD-W -WA1TREss for small fam
lily. good references. Call, 10 10 ., 124
East list.
CIAMBENMAlD and waitress, experienced,
references; two ia family. Call Friday
io-t2 Apthorp. Broadway and f9tii. apt al
CHAMBERMAiD private house IN family ;
lEht washing. call after 4. 30 y. 7ith st.
.CiIAMBERMA MA1D-WAtrREss, white. Apply
Euclid xial' seth st. and bw'y' apt o.
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Connecticut-Sale or Rent.

NEW CANAAN-Seven room mouse with
bath, large living room, garage. one-halt
acre. beautifully arranged garden. ED
WARD X. MASSEE. so Z. 42d st. Wander
hilf 61l7.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough of Bronx,

18TH ST, s27 E-Apt- IS, large sunny room,
Handsomely furnished, elevator apartment
free telephone use: gentlemen; $40; must
furnish references.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Pennsylvania.

GOOD business summer resort--Stock, poul-
try. fish farm. Particulars, c. NEAL.
Beach Lake, Pa.
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New York state-Sale or Rent.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY, 4S0 eth AVN,
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New York.

HOLLAND HOTEL.
Situated up the Hudson at Beacon, N. Y.
Good food and homelike atmosphere; noun
tain hiking; special week end rates.
J. b. LODGE, Propr.
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HOTEL LENOx, Central av., near Broad ST.,
Newark, N. j., 3 minutes from Hudson
tubes; honey. comfortable, single. double
rooms or suites: American plan. moderate
rates: elevator: fireproof; courteous service.
EAST ORANGE. North 10Th ST.. 116-Patients
received In home Of graduate nurse. Phone
Orange 4721-J.
NURSE, graduate, would care for infants
board In her large home. Rutherford 1857.
Pennsylvania.
A moderate priced boarding home for those
seeking a permanent home or rest: ideal
location; good food and finest mineral wa
ter; good treatment: children also taken
alone. THE NAPLES. Akron. Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17

| ALESMAN-MANAGER'S ASSISTANT.
l want two good men to work with in
| New York; absolute integrity first requisite
sales experience or ability necessary: good
pay and splendid opportunity for quick pro-
motion to highly paid managerial position
don't hesitate 20 answer II you eIn-
ployed: IL will pay you TO make a change.
Call room sol, leo Pearl ST.
SALESMAN wanted to sell candy speciality
in exclusive territory commission
preferably carried as side line: attractive
article backed by good advertising. Apply
by letter to Room 50S, 10 East 43d ST., stat
ing qualifications and territory desired.
SALESMEN-Sell grape syrups in kegs for
home use; no competition; repeat orders
after so days. Grape Products Co., 357 Elil-
colt Square. Buffalo. n. Y
SECURITY salesmen-old established brok.
erage requires the services OF few high
class security salesrnen proposition OF
exceptional merit, close TO New York city;
earning possibilities entirely unlimited;
strong local bank Endorsement high class
men only: liberal commission. BIB 6s5 Her
aid, Herald So.
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SATESNfEN

Statesmen.
In the development OF our business
we find that the old saying There arc
more good positions in life than there
are men 10 fill them" Is certainly
TOO true. All we ask for Is man OF
average intelligence with good moral
character who is willing To work for
good pay and opportunity for early
promotion. IL you are that man and n
Christian call suite 1910, p W. 43d RI.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted FemnIe-Commercial.
RADCLIFFE BUSINESS POSITIONS
A InA

RADCLIFFE BUSINESS POSITIONS,
80 EAST AID ST.
Stenogra pher, knowledge of French. high
school graduate, Protestant firm, up town,
$It0.
Stenographer, good opportunity for ad-
vancement. experienced. $40
Typists Cthree), some high school training,
w town, SIS.
Proofreader, prefer college girl. Protestant
firm $50
Clerk. high school graduate. no experience
necessary. sl5: Christian firm.
Help Wanted Female-Domestic.
AT MISS HOFMAYER'S AGENCY
10 East 43d ST., third floor
Scandinavian help; cooks, chambermaid
maid. waitress. parlormaid. kltchenmaid.
Irish Observation-Disclosures.
AT MRS. THEO MALMBERG's
SWEDISH AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1SSI =,
1919 LEXINGTON AV. (75TD.
Select help. All positions. Private families.
CENTURY Employment Agency. 944 Sd av. :
Cooks, houseworkers, chambermaids. wait
rcsses: good positions; city or country. No
fee charged.
PARLORMAID, waitress, $6J: nurse $50:
English or Swedish, Immediately; private
references; no fee. Century Agency, 94I
Sd av
BRENNAN'S Agency has positions open for
couples, laundresses. cooks, Mattresses and
nurses: good wages. G95 Madison av (62d).
COOK, Swedish. chambermaid and waitress
for city. Brennan's agency, 69J Madison av
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BOYS. after school and Saturdays; must
have self-confidence and know one section
WELL city and nearby towns. Write age,
telephone number. school hours. &C.. or call
third floor, ~ West 4lst See Mr.. Gilbert.
BOYS (fivc). ali day, over rs. sell maRa.
zine: $3.50 weekly, commission. Phone
Bryant 4021. from lO-l y. VI.
COUPLE, white, 20 divide work OF email
household country. ! hopr from New York.
good cook. useful butlerS no washing. Cali
between $3.50 and r. 80. i3J Central Park
West, T3d st., Wiener, or phone Columbus
12G.
GARDENER WANTED.
slnEle. neat and capable, experienced ir
greenhouse and all outside branches; perma-
nent year round position for right man.
form 100 miles from New York. $40 per
month and board Write. giving full informa-
tion IN first letter 20j7 Herald. $50
broadway
GARDENER. Scotch. with family. capable
workman; experienced all branches, in
cludlng care OF stock Gardener. =. q. box
122, Mamaroncck, y. y. Tel. Marmaroneck
93l
HOUsEwORK, Cieneral-YounE man wanted:
neat; colored. SO West End av.
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New Jersey.

EAST ORANGE. Brick Church. 85 Lincoln
ST., corner Carleton-Cozy. sunny rooms,
single. en- suite: private family: breakfast
optional; 81 up; electricity. heat: 2 blocks
from Main st. cars. Call all week; phone
Orange 77IoW
The New York herald., 1922-02-17

ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTsMEN
experiencedd in alteration work:
bring sample OF work; cali 10th
floor,
a WEST 18TH ST.
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Of Brooklyn.
Long Island.

LARGE room, private house; steam heat,
electricity; also small room; gentlemen
reasonable. Phone Elatbush l24
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED
England.

STUDIO house, 4 fine rooms and bath;
inEton Mews, Sth st, 9th av
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TWO elegantly furnished rooms, either 2
bedrooms or bedroom and sitting room, for
or gentlemen. breakfast optional, In SUI
perior suburban family home; no other room
ers; references required. Phone Flushing
364S.
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Money to Loan on Automobiles.

MONEY on autos while in your possession:
strictly confidential. PEERLESS FINANCE
CORP. Circle JTfj.
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q, 20 sell advertising
nffrhe Ray Mac Co, ,
Tay, corner 4Sth st.
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England.
LONDON--Four months or less from April
Pheasant house In old world Chelsea; 3
sitting, bedrooms, bathroom, telephone,
piano overlooking square gardens; "a guincas
per week furnished completely. FEN, III
Tedworth Snuarn, london. w 3.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ROOM with kitchenette or a large room
with housekeeping privileges. for young
couple, beginning March /. w. GOLDSAND,
2if East 9th St. New York.
The New York herald., 1922-02-17

FOUR story brick. 4oxl00. oil light; nea'
ING CO., 800 Penn n. williamsburg 241o.
Milford chronicle., 1922-02-17
Taxation Of Bank Shares

A resolution calling for the reten-
ton of the protective features con-
cerning taxation of national bank
shares, contained in the revised stat
ues of the United States, was adopted
by the executive and advisory COM
mittee of the Delaware State Bankers
Association at meeting on Saturday
in Dover.
The meeting was held in the Hotel
Richardson and was called by former
Mayor William G. Taylor, of Whining
ton, president of the Bankers Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Taylor attended a conference in
Washington on February and z per-
tanning to this proposed legislation,
and desired to obtain the sentiment of
the Bankers Association toward it.
The resolution adopted is as follows:
Resolved, That the Delaware Bank
ers' Association urges that no changes
or amendments be made to Section
5219 of the revised statutes of the
United States that will in any way af-
feet the protective features of said sec
tions which provides that shares of
national banks may be only taxed at
the same rate as other monies for in
vestment in each State are taxed
Copies of the resolution will be sent
to Delaware's delegation in Congress.
Milford chronicle., 1922-02-17
FILING FEE CASE UP TODAY
The COURT WAS NOT PREPARED WITH
A DECISION ON TUESDAY,

Contrary to expectation, no decision
was handed down in court on Tuesday
in the SO filing fee cOnstitutionality
case. The case will be reargued Fri
day morning (today) before the court
en- banc, when certain points that
have not been made clear will be gone
over.
This case was originally argued be-
fore the court en- banc on February
3. It is a test case of the filing fee
provision of the law. The cause really
is an action taken by Charles N. Ryan
to have the court issue rule to show
cause why State Tax Commissioner M.
Howard Jester should not accept an
income tax return without it being
accompanied by the So filing fee. The
rule requires Mr.. Jester to show cause
why a writ of peremptOry mandamus
should not be issued compelling him
to receive the income tax return with
out the filing fee being paid.
Attorney General Townsend and
Deputies Southerland and Finger rep
resented the State in their contention
of the laws constitutionality, while
George N. Davis and Charles Keedy
represented Ryan.
There is much interest in this meas
ure throughout the State. Counsel on
both sides have agreed that the de-
cision by the court en- banc will be
taken as final and that it will not be
taken to any higher court. Chief
Justice Pennewill, Associate Judges
Rice, Richards, Harrington and Rod
ney were on the bench when this case
was first heard.
The judges held conference last
week and had expected to hand down
a decision on Tuesday. Chief Justice
Pennewill and Associate Judges Rice
and Rodney held a conference Tues
day morning, following which an
nouncement was made that no deci-
sion would be handed down in the
case.