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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-12-01
IN THE DAYS NEWS

Samuel M. Ralston, the newly
elected United States senator from
Indiana, is. in line for congratulations
today on the occasion of his 65th
birthday anniversary H..
Born on a farm in Tuscarowas
county,, O., the future statesman as
"a boy accompanied his parents to
their new home in Owen county, Ind.
where he, attended and later taught
in the district schools. He gradual
ed from Normal college and later at
tended Valparaiso University for a
time. In 1884 he was admitted to the
bar and began practice in the town
of Lebanon, where he continued to
reside until his election to the gov
ernorship in 1913. He became active
in Democratic politics early in his
career but never held public Office
until elected governor. It has been
said of Mr.. Ralston in Indiana that
he has more friends and fewer enc
mics than any other man in public
life. -
,r@ro~rrnr r@r mrrnr nr0NYEESD
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star who wished, to do something Of
a sensational nature and would pay
the price. ,...s i.
Sidney A. Franklin, who directed
"Snilin' Through and also this
production, has invested it with a
wealth Of gorgeous Chinese back
grounds and general technical ex-
cellence in keeping with what Miss
Talmadge provides. East Is West"
will be seen as a First National att
traction at the Grand theatre OPEN
ing Sunday. .7.a ,>t y
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IMPORTANT INVENTION
FOR M0T0RLESS> FLYING
(By United Press)

Paris, Dec. 1.-Lieutenant Man.
eyrol, the aviator who just broke the
worlds record for mororless flying,
has completed tests. of a novel fea-
ture on an airplane%1 that permits the
plane to throttle down to almost a
walking pace and = still maintain
Roadway in the air. Hitherto it was
necessary for planes to maintain a
speed of from rs to 20 miles per
hour to stay in the air.
The invention consists of an at
tachment whereby the width Of the
wings is increased or decreased dur
ing flight, by pulling lever. During
the first tests Maneyrol flew at 1875
miles per hour, then slowed up to IS
miles per hour and finally landed
without the slightest bump at only
IL miles per hour.
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VETERANS MUST APPLY
FOR AID BEFORE DEC. l6
All War Veterans Who Desire
Vocational Training to
Apply at Once

Indianapolis, Ind.,. Dec. IA
warning has been issued to former
service men and women throughout
the United States by Joe Sparks,
chairman of the, national renabili-
tation committee of the American
Legion, that all veterans who desire
vocational training and have not
made application must do so under
the present law befo. Re Dec. 16, 1922.
Those who wait until after this
date will forfeit their, right of receiv-
ing this government training. There
are several ways in which this appli-
cation can be made The claimant
may make application by writing a
letter expressing a icesire to apply
for vocational work to any one Of the
bureau offices located throughout
the United States. 1t is necessary for
the applicant to sign his name so that
the bureau may consider the applica-
ton as made by the man himself.
1t is advisable for the applicant to
make his application in person at one
of the district or sub-di strict offices
of the U. S. Veterans Bureau, al
though this is rot absolutely neces-
sary.
Forms may be obtained at any one
of the bureau; offices or from any Of
the cooperating agencies such as the
American Legion, the Red Cross and
other veteran organizations. These
forms should be filled out, signed and
forwarded to one of the veteran bu-
reau offices. If a person is}so situat-
ed that he is unable to obtain one Of
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these forms, a letter will be accepted
as an application.
Where the post mark of such
letter or, the form shows that it was
made on or before Dec. Is, the appli-
cation will be considered where the
man enters the office before the
close of the working day on Dec. Is.
Applications mailed later than this
date will be too late.
, A person who is in doubt as to
whether he has valid application
on. file should take steps Immediately
to ascertain his status from one of
the offices of the bureau. The gov
ernment)is eager that all former SER
uice men who are entitled to the
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is claimed, will detect the existence
of oil bearing areas.
A repeater watch has been COM
pleted by Swiss firm, the platinum
case of which measures only one-half
inch in diameter. 1t is claimed to
be the smallest watch in the world
that strikes the hours.
In 100 the importation of cotton
goods into Great Britain was prohib-
tied, and in 1721 TIE manufacture of
cotton goods in England was abso-
lutely forbidden by act Of parlia-
ment, penalty Of 500 being in
flicted for selling it, and one Of $25
upon any person convicted of wear
ing it. d. j
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"EAST is WEST" AT GRAND
THEATRE OPENING SUNDAY

Just as "Smilin' Through" was
Norma Talmadge's first really big
production, so does the forthcoming
presentation, of t'East Is Vest mark
sister Constance's debut in the field
of drama and famous. play adapta-
tions. Ever since "East Is West"
completed its two year run on Broad
way. and proceeded to create fur
Their records as road show, it has
been held as prize for some screen.
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benefits of this act should take. adj
vantage of this opportunity All APP
plications received will have the full
lest consideration and if the facts
presented are sufficient to meet the
provisions of the Rehabilitation Act,
the claimant will be awarded the
benefits provided under the law.
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Mrs. Mamie Ziegler, FOG Mime
sota avenue, had as 2 .o'cloc6N hanks
giving dinner guests, DR.. and Mrs.
c. j. Larson and family, Mrs. Al.
c. Olson and her, mother Mrs Sus-
an Schmitz. ,.or '@-ar"4r4,-47s t8
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Miscellaneous.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. QUEENS CoUNTY-IN
THE MATTER of the Application OF TOROS
MESRABIAN for the dissolution OF mar
rlage between Toros Mesrabian and Serna
Mesrabian. pursuant TO Chapter 30 OF the
Laws OF 1922, Sec. 7-a, entitled IAN act to
Amend Domestic Relations Law in Relation
to Marriages"
TO VIE ABOVE NAMED sERMA MES
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE tha. on the :1.t
day Of June, 1922. which is not less than 20
days after the date OF the last publication
hereof. an application WIFI be made and
heard at the above named Court, at q Spe-
cial Term, Part ., Elk Parte, held at the
Court House, In the Borough OF Brooklyn.
City OF New York. at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon OF that day or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard. for an order or decree
dissolving the marriage relations heretofore
existing between the petitioner and said
Serma Mcsrabian. pursuant 10 law. and for
such other and further relief as TO this
Court may seem Just.
This notice Is served upon you by publica-
ton pursuant to an order of Hon. Frank S.
Cannon, Jr., one OF the Justices OF this
Court. dated April 18th. 1922.
Dated April 18th. 1922.
KATSKE & BERNSTEIN. Attorneys for Pc
'ltioner, Office & J.. o. Address: I
Graham Avenue, Borough OF Brooklyn.
City OF New York.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT 10 AN AGREEMENT. entered
between JOHN wANAMAKER, NEW
YORK. and NORMAN HETHERfNGTON,
7 will sell on the 9Th day Of May, 1929, at
ten o'clock In the forenoon, in the piano de-
partment of John wanamaker, in the City,
County and state OF New York. one style
mahogany player piano, as provided by
Sections 65 and 90 Of the Personal Property
Law. NAT. W. GENDERING.
Auctioneer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 18th day of November. 1921,
by and between JOHN wANAMAKER,
NEW YORK. and LEWIS =. ROUSE. will
sell on the 9th day OF May. 1922. at ten
ten O'Clock In the forenoon. In the piano de-
ment of John wanamalser. IN the City,
County and State OF New York. one style
mahogany plaAsv piano, as provided by
Sections 6J and &c of the Personal Property
Law. NAT. W. CENDERrNG,
Auctioneer.
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BrockIyn.

AVAILABLE in modern concrete -prinkierad
loft, 10000 to 10000 n. per floor; transit
and terminal facilities excellent: near Will
Trookyn.
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Queens.

NEW story brick factory or garage for
seic or lease; 10000 sa. IT.; near Queens
Boulevard subway, bridge. freight depot
ready June l. MURPHY, d06 Jackson av.,
,ong raland CITY.
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HOUSES TO LET-Unfurnished
Queens.

FOR Eent--Flushing. old homestead. II large
rooms. . baths, electric light, piazzas.
large grounds and trees; two car garage: /:
one block to electric trains and all car lines !:
prettiest location; immediate possession; 1f2
Sanford av.. corner of Jaggar av. I. j.
BURNETT, 20 Jaggar av.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MaIe.

JAPANESE, reliable chauffeur, wants po-
sition; neat. willing helper. Kol. I2f Lex
ington ay.
JAPANESE student wishes position gentle
mans apartment or small family: refer
ences. Care Natsushima. III West a3d 81.
JAPANESE. experienced. wants any Kind
work in morning. Norinohn, 953 Columbus
JAPANESE butler or useful neat, honest.
willing: best references. X, 102 w I33d
care Christian Association. Mornlngside slo3.
MAN. handy. electrician. all around man
wishes steady position maintenance
alone or with wife; city or country. Janitor
$50 Dswson ST. Bronx.
MAN. handy. light colored. country or city
place; useful, experienced. Field. ii6 W.
129th ST. Mornineside slss.
MAN-Butier. care OF small bachelor apart
ment. steward in club. 1894 Herald.
Harlem.
MAN. coIored. reliable; nousework. wash.
paint. floors: reference. Aud 2902.
NURSE (male) wishes nervous mental case.
travel. valet. = 2ls6 Herald. Herald So
STORE builder grocery salesman, store
Dry Dock 1850.
VALET, Swiss f36). speaks French. German
and English. like find position with gentle
man or small family. Hoffman,. 502 West
42d ~.
vAIET-CHAUFFEUR can shave: personal
reference. Valet. care Foley, 51I I'd av.
wATCHaiAN or elevator man. Al. night; @
feet In height. trustworthy: furnish best of
references. Richard Dalbosco, 1S1 Reid ay..
Brooklyn.
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SUMMER HOMES WANTED.

HOUSE for summer, completely and COM
fortably furnished; at least rooms and
baths. all improvements; car garage. some
grounds with shade. In desirable location.
between Ridgewood and Suffern or imme-
dately adjoining. 42A Monroe place, B.kiyn.
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Long ISLAND.

roTTs 10 RENT. BARGAIN.
5000 so. H. IN daylight building. elevator
|sorvicc, stoam heat. wood floors. excellent To-
cation, good help 10 cents a so. IT.; no
brokers: Dry 1Iarbor road. near Myrtle av.
|rhone Evergreen 1850
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male.

ACCOUNTANT = Books opened. audited,
closed; arrangements firms without book
Keepers. Greene, a05E Hudson Terminal
Telephone Cortlandt 1873.
ATTENDANT, courier. Frenchman, accom-
modHte efficiently; very best cuisine. Rueg.
274 West 3Sth st.
BAKER, first class. colorsd for hotel or
college. TOLBERT. 466 Lenox av.
BOOKKEEPER. expert. writes up. audits
books: regular intervals. Dixi.. L. ~. 18TH
BOY, alert reliable. good reference, wishes
position. G 1923 Herald. Fulton st.
BuTLER-Serves luncheon. teas. dinners !;
also accommodating. or emergencies REL
erences. Schuyler 1857.
BUTI.ER-vALET. single. handed. English ::
best of referonces- u 1854 Herald. 18TH 81.
CATERER. colored. restaurant manager.
general: reliable, experienced: references.
c;aslsin. 1t5 W. 130.h ST.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FemaIe.

HOUSEWORKER, assist cooking. washing.
cleaning; light colored girl; reliable. Caf-
fley, 161 West 140th ST.
HOUsEWORKER. oolored girl; Jersey sea-
shore. Schuyler 9066. Apt. g. y. w.
LADY, Swiss, wants position governess
or companion: speaks French. English,
German. A. b.. French Home, 81 W.
Both st.
LAUNDRY, private: attention ladies' gents
fabrics. Epps. 55 +. both. Harlem o2al.
NURSE or housekeeper. middle aged. re-
fined, In a motherless home good refer
ences. I 2254 Herald. Herald so.
NURSE-Girl, neat. colored. take care OF
baby. Write East 131st St. Turnbull
SECRETARY. stenographer. knowledge book
keeping: age 90. Christian. u years e%-
perience; salary s27-s30. d a25I Herald,
Herald so.
SPANISH ENGLISH correspondent or secre-
tary- -stecnographer. knows Portuguese !
best experience; first class references. Ster-
lng $3.50.
WOMAN refined, middle aged. as working
househeepe- or mothers helper: 5000 COOK
and scamstress. washing: reference cx-
changed: country preferred. 1881 Herald,
Harlem.
WOMAN, coored, wishes position general
houseworls waitress; no Sundays. L.
Parker 1i6 West 143d.
YOUNG educated German lady desires situ-
alton as housekeeper or companion. speak
ing English. German. French. Mrs. Esken,
4s2s Robertson ST.. Worlxfeld, n. y.
YOUNG lady wishes position in clerical. AK
perience in stationery. Conner. Mornin-s-
side 1891.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hlre--rssseuger Cars.

CADILLAC. beautiful limousine. frr ren.
monthly; owned and driven by chauffeur Z
years with private family. viii guarantees
beet or service. inspection invited. CIrF-
FORD ". BuCKHoUT. f2s W. 5oth. Phone
Circle aioo.
CADILLAC limousine. like new: hour, daH,
week or month. reasonable. Columbus $500.
Y. SCHNEIDER.
IDEAL town cars. including exclusive a.r.
vice: attractive terms for season. Circle 1is0
WALSH Auto Service Marmons exclusively
reasonable. fo5 Vanderbilt av.. BTooklyn
Prospect SAT-.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Lang Island.

Lang Island.
SUNSET LODGE,
Beach 5oth and Surf av, Sea Gate, Nortons
Point, New York Ifarbor: comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath: IS min.
utes from Times So. 36 minutes Chambers
ST.: Municipal subwsy; rates reasonable;
Island 1911
HALF hour Penn station. double room ,cn-
tlenen prefcrrcd; bathing. boating. tennis;
French cooking; s25 week up. Flushirg o165
Staten Island.
HALcYoN HALL, II Howard sv.. Grymes
with bath. excellent food: own gardens:
sarsse; ressonabie rates. TompkInsville Iso1
westchcster.
LAKESIDE INN,
Carmel, N. ", ideal for summer guests.
sps .s, on su.ssT ,Ssy' Chicken hso
automobilo parties accommodated. Phone
Carmol II.
NEWLY decorated and furnished rooms 20
LET in prys'G homs May .ss
sired; ideal location: convenient all trains.
Telephone New Rochelle nnd5.
Connecticut.
EDUCATED couple take boys over seven:
100 acres: private Bersehire Hills place;
s125 season. 2o6 East Issh q.
New Jersey.
LARGE. sunny room ~ Jersey, suitable for
two gentlemen or couple % minutes from
lower Manhattan: private family. BOARD op-
tionrl. Phone Morsemere G3s.
E,AST ORANGE. n. ", Ia So. Arlington av
Large front room; win rent with board 10
single person 90 minutes TO tube. Phone s1Ie.
EAST ORANGE col North Arlington Av) =
Beautifully furnished rooms, every modern
comfort and convenience. Phone Orange $3.50.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.
BUSINESS CHANCE.

BUSINESS CHANCE.
4 MANUFACTURING COMPANY, produc
Ing a staple article for waiting Dominion
of Canada market, offers position to com
petent sales executive or financial office
manager who will invest $4,000 after In
vestigation satisfies as to personnel. safety
and profits: factory building cost 100000
Address Q. c.. ST. CLAIR, f46 King st
West. Toronto. Canada.
BIDS are solicited for the following privi.
leges on new European line passenger
steamers, capacity about 1000 cabin: Bar
Der. cigar. candy, magazines. valeting ano
souvenirs. 20T0 Herald. Herald SO.
For Sale.
FOR SALFs-Weekly newspaper and printint
plant. Address A. j. MELCHER, Chris
tana. Pa.
MOVING PICTURE THEATRE: best loca
ton. excellent opportunity: reasonable; not
much required; have other business. MR.
HARRA. care Capitol Films. 729 9TH av.,
Room 802.
Miscellaneous.
WANTED-To rent at once, hotel with &C
rooms or more. seashore or mountain re-
sort. Phone Ccney Island 1924.
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New Jersey.

OR HENT--Modern Boardwalk store under
Hotel Aiainac. Atlantic City; immediate
ltsaession. Apply VICTOR CORPORATION.
y Real Estate and Law Bldg, Atlantic City.
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SALESMEN-$50 to $3.50 weekly commiss ens
easily earned: all year proposition selling
chants, doctors, dentists. &C. Write for W.
pointment. Hasbroeck Co.. 135 Il. 43d.
SALESMAN. I'm store OF wholesale ps Drr
and card house: must be experiences Ia
line: state experience and salary. 31ta
Herald, Fulton st.
SALESMAN wanted: live wire who car VII
LIQUID soaps and dispensers: one et,
quainted with line preferred: liberal a
mission. IG2o Herald. Brooklyn
SALESMAN wanted. sell automobiles; c9ss.
mission basis. Call Oldsmobiis Comp
18TH St. Ccncourse. See Mr.. Meyer.
SPRAYERS AND GRAINERS WANTED Tei
WORK ON STEEL BEDSTEADS. AprEW
PERSONALLY. MIsRSEREAU METAL HI
CO., 2IS JOHNSTON Av.. JERSEY CIff
~. y.
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HOUSES TO LET-Furnished.
BROOKLYN.

CHARMING modern small house. rooms
3 baths. May-Oct.. S225 month. 153 East
list st. Tel Rhine 1862
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sA IS MAN A GER .

WELL KNOWN WASHINGTON rfNA~-
CIAI, HOUSE, DISTRIBUTING rsIEH
GRADE DIVIDEND PAYING SECURITIES.
HAVING STRONG LOCAL BACKING AND
LARGE CLIENTELE. CAN USE 1ITf,'f
OFFICE: MUST BE RED BLOoDED fNpi-
NIpUAL WITH GOOD CHARACTER AND
I'M FGRfTY WHO CAN HIRE AND III
RECT FORCE OF LIVE Statesmen: :
STRONG; PERSONALITY. TO PUT ABILITY
AND PEP INTO ORGANIZATION Agso-
LUTELY ESSENTIAL: SALARY AND Govt
MlSSION BASIS, WITH EARNINGS ! M
TIED ONLY By ABIiTy TO PRODUCE
FOR INTERVIEW WRITE FULL HE-
TAILS OF EXPERIENCE. ACHIEVE
MsNTS AND REFERENCES. ID ..il
HERALD. HERALD SO.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET

BRICK warehouse. about 5000 square feet
in area. with railroad siding. to lease. G.
N r.. eI3 Brook av.. Bronx, New York.
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PROSPECT PARK SOUTH-House TO rent.
furnished, 176 Westminster rd., May 1st to
Sept. 1st. Phone FIatbush 6916-J.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

SINGLE man desires room with private or
connecting bath: West Side uptown: give
full particulars. location and phone: perma-
nent q $50 Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
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TYPIsTs AND CLERKS WANTED.
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.

Girls. II years of age and over. hours
TO 4:30 O'Clock. Saturdays to IL
o'clock: early advancement; lunch
cons served free: salary TO start $f2;
FREQ classes conducted In typewritlnS.
s;enograpty and dictapl,one operating.
Apply In person. between q and 4:3O
O'Clock, room 50G5 Metropolitan Build
ing, / Madison av.. at 23d St, New
York city.
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Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
wANAMAK1sR BEAUTY SCHOOL,
4SJ 9th av.. near 59th opp Lord & Taylor
Leading School In America.
Earn $50 week.
Hairdressing, Manicurng-
All branches taught; register now for high
position; we cannot I'll tho demand: reach
out now for success In an environment OF
wealth and refinement day, evening classes.
We start sou IN business. easy terms.
Telephone Vanderbilt ffT6
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New Jersey.
Miscellaneous.

Bungalows-Easily erected. $7S
Q. r. DANIELS. INC. 115 South ST. n: Z.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery to 18th ST., Inclusive.
BROADWAY, 416 (corner)-Two lofts, So, 900
GROUND floor and basement; also upper
floors at low rent. 295ix Pearl ST. Tele-
phone Beekman 4f41.
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YOUNG, lady to handle stock records IN
Ca West fo-fb
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CHAUFFEUR (30) married. "A years
experience on Pierce Arrow. Packard,
Cadillac also motor boats. desires steady
private position. with living quarters, IN
the country: two children; at present em-
ployed ID 1859 Herald. Herald square.
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MEN.

OFFICE assistant. large corporation: salcs
department experience. state age and rBi-
airy expected also experience and reference
e121 Herald, $50 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED Female.

COOK, experienced. obliglng, neat; bread re-
aured. Call 30 East 63th st.. Monday
morning. o-fo.
COOK and waitress In family OF 3 adults.
Apply John p. Rock. roton-on-Hudson,
n Y
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EDUCATED couple take boys over seven
100 acres: private Berkshire Hills place
S1c5 season cOG East -Sth RI.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Of Home and Business Needs
HORSES AND VEHICLES.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
JEwELRY AND DIAMONDS.

PHYSICIAN sacrifices several choice article.
OF furniture and Oriental rugs, Schuy 3.5g
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STERLING PL.. 924-Attractive rooms a
bath: all improvements. phone.
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WestcI,ester.
Connecticut.

MODERATE priced, furnished and unfur-
rlished, on and near the water, TO rent, and
for sale. PERCY d. ADAMS, Greenwich
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Massachusetts,.

ISTOCKBRIDGE, Nsss.-Furnlshed, 10 room
house; two baths. garage. electric light
|hot air. open ffreplaces; rent May ! to Octo-
Der. For particulars apply to MRS. J.
TRACEY, Main ST.. Stockbrdge. Mass.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

At MRS. THEo. MALMBERG's
SWEDISH AGENCY ESTABLISHED ist ~
1919 LEXINGTON Av. (75THD.
Select help. Az positions. Private famil
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
ANYTHING TO BE OBlIGING
Little Thing Like That Mentioned
Was Nothing to This Applicant for
American Citizenship.

At each hearing where applications
of fOreign-bOrn persons seeking citi-
zenship in the United States are Con-
sidered and passed on. incidents come
up which add humor to the otherwise
serious process. At a recent hearing
befOIe Judge W. ". Thornton Of the
Superior court, Room /. George
Mackay, United States naturalization
officer, was quizzing an applicant re-
garding his knowledge of the inner
workings of the government and re-
garding the history of the United
States.
"Who was the first President of the
United States?" he asked.
Washington. ID. c." replied the
anxious applicant.
"Just leave off the ID. c." said Mr.
Mackay.
''Oh. don't care" said the applicant
nonchalantly, with an accompanying
gesture of his hand. - Washington
Star.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
NOT TO BE READ LITERALLY
lated to Bring Smile to the Face
of the Reader.

Here are some choice lines gath
cred from various publications all over
the country:
Men-ENperienced on ladies' pocket
books and handbags; steady work.
Wahtci-Maii for general house
work in family of two adults. Must
know how TO coo.
For Rent-In apartments large
newly finished and furnished room,
with windows on four sides.
Silk socks, 40 cents. 200 pairs pur-
chased for this sale. You never saw
such values. They won't last long.
Wanted by a widower a respectable
woman to nurse little girl at least
thirty-five years old.
For Rent-Second-story front room I;
semi-private bath; electric light.
Wanted-Thirty or forty good young
laying hens wanted. Must be reason
able.
For Sale-Baby carriage, in good
condition. Reason for selling. baby
outgrown 1t and no more expected
EverybOdy's Magazine.