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PUBLIC NOTICES.

MESSRS. cox G. CO.. tho bankers OF 16
Charing Cross, London. S. w. L., England
IN no way connected with them Is OBTAIN
ING CREDIT and other benefits by REPRE-
SENTiNG HIMSELF TO be n PARTNER in
WARNING.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED - rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished with kitchenette. between Tooth and
2O0th sts., West; rent $40 monthly; private
family, privileges. 1i0S st. Nicholas av.
WANTED-Quiet room. adjacent to bath, vi
cnity Bedford av. and Rutledge ST., Brook
lyn. Address, stating terms, fun particulars,
2O21 Herald $50 Broadway.
WANTED furnished room for couple in pri-
vate family. Phone Gramercy o12S. Ad-
dress POI Il. 18th st.
YOUNG bookkeeper (Swiss) wishes a single
furnished room, not over 81 or So; English
conversations; west side preferred. Write
Box 115. 1915 Sd av.
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statesmen PLUS.

We need several men OF more than
average sales ability to act as dis
trict managers. There are a few
choice territories open close TO New
York.
The work does not require constant
travelling.
We sell an education and manage
ment service In the Industrial field.
Our market is big and unusually
friendly. Our organization is well es-
tablished and nationally known.
The men we want must be well con-
nected. financially responsible and
able to get a decision from Industrial
men.
Compensation is on a very liberal
commission basis and should average
$4,000 year.
Call or write. giving full informa-
tion regarding yourself and your ex-
perience. If written application is
made. a recent photograph Is de-
slrable.
Mr.. Walter B. Dodge,
5th Floor. o East 18th ST..
New York City.
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CAS-. coAL ANp ON sToNEs.

PORCELAIN. Enameled and Black Comblna-
tion Cont and Gas Ranges, Steam and Hot
Water Heater, Laundry stoves. also repairs
OF all makes STOVE REPAIR CORpfN
cas-230 Water ST.. corner Beckman. ". y.
branch, 1874 Mulberry st.. Newark n. T.
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SALESMAN.

A CONCERN OF NATIONAL
REPUTATION DESIRES To
TRAIN ONE OR TWO YOUNG
MEN FOR ITS SALES OR
fANIZATIoN.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR
MEN ABOUT 25 YEARS OF
AGE, WITH SALES QUALIFT-
CATIONS AND PREFERABLY
A COLLEGE EDUCATION.
ONLY THOSE WHO DESIRE
TO ASSOCIATE PERMANENT
LY WITH A SUBSTANTIAL
BUSINESS ORGANIZATION
AND PREPARE FOR SHAR-
ING IN ITS RESPONSIBLE
TIES SHOULD APPLY. OUR
INITIAL SALARIES A X +
MODERATE AND ADVANCE
MENT IS GRADUAL, BUT OUR
BUSINESS PRESENTS RARE =
OPPORTUNITIES FOR MEN
OF THE PROPER QUALIFI-
CATIONS.
STATE AGE, NATIONALITY,
X r l. @ O y, EDUCATION,
MARRIED OR SINGLE, BUSI-
NESS EXPERIENCE, SALARY
EXPECTED.
ADDRESS II. d. p, BOX $40,
CITY HALL POST OFFICE,
NEW YORK CITY.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

So per lineal foot partition: So.75 per llneal
foot railing, oak, mahogany finish. erect
cd and complete. WfLf<S e. HARBURGER,
cs4 Hudson. Phone Canal 1894.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DESIGNING, dressmaklng, millinery taught.
day, evening, Individual instruction. Me-
POWELL SCHOOL. IS w. 40th So. Long.
ncre 7222. Chartered under Regents.
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MANAGER

MANAGER
for export department, who can handle other
work as well; progressive and square; refer
ences; investment required. r Il $40 Her
aid, Fulton st.
MEDICAL book statesmen. medical students
and men accustomed to calling on physi-
clans. TO handle leading line of electro
medical and X-ray apparatus: good commis-
sion and immediate advances on sales. Call
or address.
MCINTOSH ELECTRICAL CORP,
4Oo Lexington av.. Suite $40.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

YOUNG man holding Government position
desires board with refined Irish-American
family; no objection other boarders; Har
lem vicinity preferred; state particulars and
rates. p 1877 Herald. Harlem.
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Statesmen.

GE1AItst9hA Law
A fast moving sales executive re-
quires the immediate cooperation
OF number OF men who are quail
fled to carry out an aggressive
sales campaign in Boroughs of
Manhattan and Bronx, and West
chester and Putnam counties.
This executive viii cooperate with
the successful applicants In every
way. placing behind them the re-
sources and backing OF high
type sales organization.
There will be no drawing account
paid until the individual has shown
himself worthy Of one. The right
man will succeed in doing this from
the very start.
Call after 10 and before 3 T. NJ.
5l2 5th av., suite sos, New York
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Needs.
FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APART
MEN'rS, PIANOS BOOKS, PAINTINGS
HRiC-A- -BRAC. &C. TORTAs. ia0 UNIVER.
sITY PLACE. sTUYvEsAN'r 1879
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MACHINERY.

MACHINES. wet wash laundry, complete
plant consisting of 10 pocket wheels. g
gS inch contractors. l Bergman hot water
heater 1 40 horsc power d. G. motor. Phone
euox lT0s now.
An advertisement w the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility OF
recovering pour lost property.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.


10sTH, IS W.-Cozy outside room. adjoining
bath; phone, electricity; gentlemen. Wilson.
l1sTH. 352 W., Apt 22-Furnished room to
let; elevator apartment house.
124TH. 55T West (Broadway)-A ~,
large. attractive, sunny room $6-Sl2 !;
kitchen privilege, elevator; telephone; busl-
ness people preferred.
139TH, 60i w. (Broadway) Sunny double
room, two windows, $t0.50; kitchen Tyiv-
neges; elevator. 2320 Audubon. BAKER.
APT. "a.
l51ST. 504 W. Capt. 24)-Comfortable room.
modern conveniences, telephone. electric
ity. SO.
151ST. 555 W,-Two large. comfortable. ad-
joining bath; elevator. telephone; refer
ences. Apt %.
i77TH. w. 60 Pinehurst av.)-Pleasant room,
with or without board; all conveniences
very reasonable. Wadsworth 9S67. apt IA.
Borough of Brooklyn.
LARGE room. private house, steam heat.
electricity; also small room; gentlemen
reasonable. Phone Flatbush 1874.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT-Man thoroughly versed in
the theory and practice OF accounting, 10
interview prospective clients for a firm OF
accountants and auditors; salary or COM
mission; exceptional opportunity for a really
qualified and capable man. Apply Room
1890. Marbridge Bldg.
ACCOUNTANT STENOGRAPHER, quick
neat, accurate. reliable competent to make
tax returns. Write, stating age, experience,
reference. salary. @ 1885 Herald, Fulton st.
COUPLE, white; wife to do general house,
work, husband experienced chauffeur and
make himself generally useful: permanent
position. Call or phone Jamaica 1000.
HAYES. 90 Orchard St, Jamaica, L. I.
COUPLE, white, charge without laundry {;
small family; Forest Hills, Long Island (;
Al city references required Riverside 9ssS.
DRAF'rSMAN for. interior ecclesiastical
marble work. Cali at room 416, 1871
Broadway. with sample drawings.
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MANA short time ago the writer
was having experiences such as YOU
may be having. now. / was offered
cheap eanva ssihg Jobs and PROPOSE
tions that were hopeless as TO future,
but finally found the thing that APP
peals to me.
] am with Western people who are
opening business in New York that
Is different from any know of. They
require certain types of men In build
ing this business and II Is my duty to
locate them. IL you are between 26
and 81 with a decent record and want
something better than usual routine.
advise you TO see me In room 311, at
26 Court ST., which Is opposite Bor-
oush Hall. Brooklyn. N. Y. NJ. NJ.
Backes.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

JAPANESE, experienced. young, desires per-
manent position, butler, valet or general
hous.eworker; best city personal reference
Kawa. ZOE w i23d.
| JAPANESE. young. for general housewotk
neat, willing; good references; small fam
ny; m9derate wages TAM AZ Prospect
piacei Manhattan.
JAPANESE. young. desires position, general
housework, In small family: has best ref
erenees. Funa, S4l Lexington av 3Sos
JAPANESE chef. thoroughly mastered all
branches cooking; excellent recommenda-
tlons. y. y. 1858 broadway.
MAN and wife; man as gardener; can
drive any gas car. and Wife as good plain
COOK. Frank Muzar, 1877 North 9Th st.,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
MAN. colored. desires position as generally
nseiui man in the morning or evening. W.
rivers. 344 w. 59th st.
MAN, colored. fireman, elevator, cook.
Netter. 2l4i 5th av. Harlem 29s7,
MAN. colored, wishes position anything ref
erenee. Wilson. l01 4sth St. Corona. l. l.
MASSAGE (65,01D-Chronc ailments. pa
ralysis, neurtis, rheumatism, stomach; re-
liable; references. Riverside 1887.
PAINTER. paperhanger, plasterer, wants po-
sltlon: THOMPSON, lis East 10th.
PORTER, colored. fireman. elevator. handy.
Grover Simpson, 2l4i 9th av. Harlem 23sI
STENoGRAPHER, experienced; knowledge
bookkeeping. desires position with future;
salary no object. q 1O2s Herald. FULTON 81,
sUPERINTENDENT-wauted. position as
gardener or superintendent of gentlemans
country place; life experience In all branches:
excellent references; married; willing to go
anywhere; English American. T. .. box 143,
Watertown, Conn.
SUPERINTENDENT, Gardener, seeks posi-
tion. TO take full charge country estate;
wide experience England, America; first
class references; absolute integrity. Hart.
Broad ST. Eatontown. N. ].
IpN
experienced on plumbing. pumps, eleva-
tors. apartment office building. VIM.
Zerbst. DIG East 14sth ST.
VALET or second butler; Spanish, French;
little English. Lasa. $3.50 East 32nd.
YOUNG man. HoLLANDER. sub
manager of the Buenos Aires branch
of big cereal house. at present in
Europe. seeks. owing to the liqulda-
tion of his company.
osITIoN
in North or South America GRAIN or
seed trade not necessary, but pre-
ferreO. First class business educa-
tion and references; conversant with
English, Spanish, French. German and
Dutch. Apply under r. z. r., to Nygh
Van Ditmars Advertising office.
Rotterdam.
YOUNG man wishes position for evenings.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

FAITHFULLY furnished dwelling; ten
|ooms, four baths very. low rental; i'm
|date possession. r. r. WOOD g. CO.,
] w. 72nd ST.. Tel. Columbus 62a5.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SAI.ESNfnN I'm

Men accustomed to earning s., 600 or more
year selling contracts for traffic service
with reputable established association; COM
mission and bonus. Apply all week. room
1l2, 4S7 Broadway, N. Y. Q.
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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.
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MEN (Two)

BY NE COMPANY TO DO ANY
THING THEY ARE ASKED TO
DO TO HELP THE BUSINESS
GROW; PREFERABLY MEN
OVER 30 YEARS OF AGE WHO
CAN KNUCKLE DOWN TO
REAL HARD WORK AND WANT
TO MAKE A LIFELONG CON
NECTION. APPLY PERSONALLY.
MR.. DOZIER, SUITE 1901.
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING,
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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YOUNG man wishes position for evenings.
after 4, in factory or grocery. A 2226
Herald. Herald sq.
YOUNG man, "a. experienced accounting
clerk, typist, bookkeeping, auditing; salary
secondary. 2l69 Herald Herald so.
YOUNG MAN. CHRISTIAN,
70, desires position; references. l.. Di Carlo,
303 East 14Sth ST., Bronx.
YOUNG man, colored, desires office position
high school graduate; experienced; best ref
erences. Claude Austin. w. 135th ST.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.
SUNSET LODGE,
Beach 50th and Surf av., Sea Gate, Nortons
Point. New Yorl, Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without bath; A. min
utes from Times Square. 35 minutes Cham
bers ST.; Municipal subway; rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
New Jersey.
HOTEL LEMON, 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 18th ST., T0.-Very
pleasant, large south ROOM table accom-
modations; residential section; convenient to
trains and trolleys. Phone Orange 610M.
EAST ORANGE ~ NO. ARLINGTON AV.-
Looking for comfortable home, near sta
ton. trolley. school? Tel. Orange 5944-R.
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SECURITY sALEsNEN

y 80 IVttNI OUttt.I IlTsL CIASs man, on
steel stamps; STEADY employment Schwerd-
tle Stamp Co, Bridgeport Conn.
STOCK SALESMAN, preferably with Glen
OF New York corporation state in confidence
sufficient to justify interview. T. COG Herald.
$50 Broadway.
STOCK CLERK, experienced in Ford parts
ST., Brooklyn.
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Westchester.

Mt. VERNON-Apartment, rooms. moderr
conveniences, elegant locality, bath; $50
easy Communication. 115 Gramaton av.
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! CHAUFFEUR wishes private position; good
/ mechanic; American; best reference; ex-
perience. Phone Plaza 41G1.
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APARTMENTS s-FURNIsHEn.

(NTRAL PARK wES'rZ ZNfagnificently fur
ished rooms. 2 baths. long. short lease;
20 monthly. Schuyler 1902 Riverside 733.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

osPECr PARK WEST 125.-Three beau
FIJI rooms, nicely furnished, eor untur-
he'd, IN high class elevator and switch
|rd apartment opposite park. ront $40
ply Superintendent, South $500.
IRREPONT ST, s--Exccptional opportun-
": rooms. bath; moderate; private
|se. Main Tl3i.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

ELMHURST HEIGHTS, L. Ito let or
lease, sun porch, rooms and bath. heated
garage; new house; 30 minutes from Grand
Central. Newtown 3765.
SIX rooms, bath, all improvements, sepa-
rate heating, new; rent 500. Mrs. A.
KLIENSCHMIDT. 155 Jennings ST., Elm
hurst.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

wedding were made by Cheruit. The
model used is sketched at the left Of
the wedding gown. They were Of
crepe Georgette with two fiounces Of
lace dyed in matching shade. These
dresses were most unique in that
they were developed in nun-like
shades and worn with short wells of
tulle in matching color. Two of chem
were in gray tints-perle-and two
were in ccru or old lace; that is ta
say, perle, mastic, ecru rose and
ecume or sea foam. This is an abso-
lutely new idea, and these soft at
r,aosphere tones made an exquisite
background for the bride in SHIN
mering white with pearls. Each
bridesmaid carried bouquet Of pale
tinted flowers with long fringe-like
pendants Of ribbon and flowers.
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brimmed hat is the natural acces-
sorry. This may either be flower
trimmed or simply banded with
velvet or grosgrain ribbon.
The bridesmaids dress Of lace can
appropriately be worn with flower
trimmed straw, or a straw and
Georgette, exactly matching in
shade that of the dress.
Where the bridesmaid wears
short veil there may be a simple
Greek headband Of jeweled metal
embroidery or a chaplet Of flowers.
The bridal robe at the upper left
of to-day's page is by Callot. 1t is
of richly embroidered fulgurante, a
new silver cloth with a brilliant
shining surface, but supple as
crepe de chine, This robe is cx-
auisitely embroidered in pearls and
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are transparent, being Of Georgette.
The veil is of tulle, without adorn-
nent except Tor the very elaborate
hcaddress composed of roses and
lilies developed in strass and pearls.
The Molyneux wedding gown, di-
rectly to the left of this model. is of
white satin, elaborately beaded in
large artificial pearls. This dress is
a series of panels. The wedding veil
is held by coronet band, also done
in pearls.
The bridesmaids dresses for this
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A beautiful wedding dress, espe.

A beautiful wedding dress, cspe-
clally designed by Madeleine ct
Madeleine, is second from the right
at the bottom of this page. 1t is de-
veloped in white crepe satin en-
broidered in imitation pearls and
silver threads. The dress shows a
decided Greek movement. It is
draped in girdle form, but is without
a girdle. Directly in the center front
is beautiful ornament after the
style of Greek fbuia. The sleeves
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oriiliants. The sleeves, of silver
tulle, have the same heavy en-
broldery. With this is worn tulle
veil, very simply draped and held
in place with wreath of orange
blossoms with givre or frosted silver
leaves.
For the wedding at which this
gown was worn the bridesmaids
dresses were by Chanel. They were
of Gecrgette and lace. The model
used is illustrated at the right of the
brides costume. There were four
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

bridesmaids, one in apricot, one in
jade, one in citron yellow and one in
Nile green, thus making a harmony
in green and yellow. The broad.
transparent-brimned hats were de-
veloped in matching shade Of
Georgette with horsehair crowns and
Russian diadem band of fatty ap-
pliqued flowers showing the full
samut of the color in which the
dresses were made. These dresses
were ravishing note of color and
represent the last word from Chanel.
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Bridal Lingenis

i n1' aS0ments in Paris az, !
ds7'tins almost a. ~
thought and attention ! ! E
making Of negligees and lin... &
the bride as they do to til. !. /
ing and creating Of dr.s,., 5
are showing new and r,,;..
models which are cut With s..
relation to the type and .il5e..
of the outer garments.
Elaborate underslip. for v,
with dresses Of dyed l.s =,
Georgette crepe are mad. If a]l =, I
very fine voile combined VII y, /
In addition to the lace trias,,
they are frequently embroidna !, !
color or trimmed with rows Of ii,
tucks done by hand. Long i,
panels float from either I'D. :
chiffon, silk and lace pettico.., ~.
slips.
Although the vogue for linswi. /,
pale colors grows apaee, tA.r, =,
many brides who will m9s md,,
clothes Of white linen. Ineuaa !,
the trousseau Of = recent Hua
bride were several sets Of As N
One, consisting Of three r.s-
nightgown, chemise and ealatt,-
was delieately embroidered N Vim
| and edged with narrow Valsndsun
lace. A small monogram cf Il.
wearer was embroidered On en-,
| garment.
The Russian Influence
Sets Its Mark Here
A MOTHER set, more elaborate Il
character, was lavishly embrsE|
cred and trimmed with Binche lsa|
There is q great vogue in Pariy d
the present time for monograms 81
signed by we'll known decora6n|
artists.
Among the colored lingerie uda.
clothes are finely woven triple vols
| and double silk voiles, as well d
silks in delicate pastel shades d
rose, royal blue, mauve, green, gray
and yellow. Drawn work is used G'
tensively on all of these materials.
The threads are held in place By
| stitches of either the same or eun'
trasting color.
Nine. Jenny, in a set d Ilgh'
mauve crepe de chine, uses no EN-
broidery or hemstitchng but N
place of these runs narrow baby nd
bon through all the edges.
The Russian influence which mrs
| invaded the realm OF suits an
dresses and. later, blouses, scarf
hats and all sorts OF accessories NV
sets its mark on underwear. Su'
night gowns are made with strslsh'
across and rounded necklnes an
deep slashcs down the front. ID
neck and shoulders on these inoos
are shocked and embroidered IN 70
cross-stitch characteristic OF %
Russian peasant. Beautiful enea
are obtained through piplngs -
embroideries in Russian colorine
Elaborate Negligees
Resemble Evening Gowns
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Elaborate Negligees
Resemble Evening Gowns

THE American bride is pafuil "
sets consisting of chenliss. nfA.
ers and camisole, and when sn'
chooses one of white achieves 8 Das
tiful color effect by selecting ns
gee, boudoir cap. slippers and ssa. :.
ings in pastel shades. Dainty me- !.
Of pale yellow satin embroldefe'
white are most effective.
Many of the new negllgees s's s
elaborate that it is difficult TO dls''l
guish them from evening sO
Sometimes several colors are c.p
bined in ore model either tfrous, !.
lace drapery of a contrasting 0a. :
from the gown itself or tnF0's.
floating ribbon streamers. AssaD'
waist portion and sleeves may = !, !,
lace dyed to match the skirt y, $
color effect achieved through W.
girdle made Of jewels.
Dainty corsets, also in ~.
shades, are made of rich orocs !.
and satins, some featuring Jew
hooks. White satin brocAded
bird of paradise design is charms. i
Moire is found among the mos. b I,
CANT Of corsets, being especiaily is
ured in white for the bridal 'Iss \,
seau with lace figuring imporsAn.
Bands Of heavy satin ribbon fofnas !
lines or latticework make tops !
some Of the low-cut models. !.
there are practically homeless cO,s 4:
made Of white knitted SIX AsO',
with perhaps a touch Of ribbon
lace as an only trimming.
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EDITORS Note. - The weddtng
goa0,as sho1yn today tCeYe selected by
the great French dressmnkers. 4chose
creations they are, especially for this
newspaper. Thsy arc shou1s by tho
courtesy Of Madeleine ct Mddeleine,
Molyneun, CaHot, Che,~1t and
Chanel
A S ALI. the world loves a
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-22
NILES NEWS

NILES Mich Ice. -t-A jury in
the Clrcu, court awarded James
kfuesueu DAMAGE ot $500 from
Henry Lamue. The latter sold
house 10 n K--aleu. and represented
tha- the cellar was water proof. it
was charged However. .- was al
legged water seenod through The
walls
Mrs. Dora Atsirs has concluded a
visit with Miles friends and relatives.
tae hrst she has made here since She
left 40 years ago, and has returned
l8 her home iu Eivcr Falls Wis
Ernest Rui-sch0w has returned
Ifr0m Ann Arbor. after having been
pronounced fully recovered by ply
s.clans there. from injuries received
two years ago iu "a railroad accident.
Edwin Bidweu. who is on con-
cert tour ira the south, ana Miss Hell
en- Lee Bldweli who is Iu Chicago,
Will spent Christmas with their par
ents. Dr and Mrs. +. IT, B!dwelL
Mr. and Airs oliver Peterson.
1916 Hickory ST.. are parents OF "A
daughter. Virginia.
Fire. which threatened the Trim
ity Episcopal church here. was dis
covered by the rector and members
OF the parish last night while they
were inspecting the new community
house dance was in progress in
the community house a. the time
The Are was started By "a defect in
thc wiring. The blaze was eX,in-
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-22
CHIEF JUSTICE TAFT
UNDERGOES OPERATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-(By u.
PG Chief Justice TAFT, Of the United
States supreme court, is recuperat.
ing at his home here today from
an operation several days ago.
Taft was removed to his home yes.
terday from Garfield hospital. physi-
slams stated. The operation was for
gall stones. it was stated.
Secrecy surrounded Taft's illness.
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-22

guished without great loss, the dam
age being confined to timbers sup
porting the floor
The annual Christmas party Of the
Michigan state Telephone employees
in Niles was held last evening in the
basement Of the building. More than
80 guests, including friends and en-
plOyes from Dowagiac, Buchanan
and Benton Harbor were present.
Dancing and cards were followed by
supper.
Miss Florence Henkle. Wallace
Coles and Milford Creviston are
home from Depauw university to
spend the holidays.
The annual Christmas party of
the Niles Lumber CO. Will be held
Friday evening
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-22

Jones Is back now after II years
of ruling" over this largest Malay
district, populated by japanese, Ma
lays plantation Tamils. Commercial
Chinese, to say nothing of aboriginal
Sakai-what6ver they may be. He is
going back 10 England. whence he
started out as district political Of
ficer"
These. he recites. were a few OF
the duties involved:
As chief OF police he must later
turn round his hat to become mag
istrate at hearings. Another twist
and he IS postmaster. The arrival
OF a ship finds him collector OF GUS
toms. As money is recognized. he
becomes treasurer during the morn
South Bend news-times., 1922-12-22

HUNTINGTON. Dec. 21-News-
boys employed by a Huntington pa
per are getting cut a Christmas edi-
ton Of their own. The boys are 10
secure the advertising. write and
edit the news and distribute the
papers.