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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27

In the Dress Goods Department,
Saturday:
New 36-inch Alaska suitinss in di.
agonal weave; green, brown, blue and
reindeer mixtures; for suits, capes,
skirts and children's coats at. ward
75c.
Beautiful quality 40-inch satin
charmeuse: black, navy and brown:
not SITS but SIPS yard.
Extra quality 56-inch Bolivia coat
ing, black, navy, brown and Reindeer
shades: $4.98 yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27

Unusually good values in ladies
high grade coats, made to sell at
$65 90 and $500. Twnty of these
to go at $59.75. 4--
A splendid line of ladies' velve-
teen and tricotine dresses, assorted
styles, assorted colors, assorted <iz-
es: choice $1,000. n
One hundred ladies' beautiful all
lace dresses, tricotine, Canton crepe
and combinations look like $500
dresses, but we say: $500.
Twenty ladies' Canton crepe dres-
ses, sizes 4213 to 4812; would sell
fast at $2975; here for SI9.75.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27

Sugar Cured Bacon, sliced, soc
h.
Lonshcrn CHEESE, ~ n.
Boiled Ham, sliced, half ptupa
fer 9oc. =
Spring Chinook Salmon, tall
cans, S1c. =
Qreen Olives, 35c jar.
Hillman's Blue Ribbon brand
Salad Dressing, SOC jar.
Gooseberries or Black Raspber-
ries, choice. leans fer 95e.
Sliced Pineapple, ; cans Ter 81.
Red Pitted Cherries. nc can.
Smoked Oil Sardines, lec can.
New pack Lobstcrs, ~ can.
Blue Ribbon brand Sweet Corn,
cans for 1Se.
Early June Sifted Peas, i5Kc
en-.
Blue Ribbon brand Baked
Beans. 3 cacs for Sc.
Fresh Celery, : staHu fer l6e.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
Fresh Millinery.
for SATURDAY.:

For tomorrow we have
succeeded in getting a re-
markably good showing of
the new metallic brocade
hats, with fur, feather or
flower trimmings. These
60 On sale in three price
lots:
SEQ. $3.50 and $3.50
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
Ladies' Smart Ne,u Neck,ucar

New linen Bramley collar and cuff sets: with Irish
and fet laces coored sttchinss: 81 90 st.
most pleasing showing of all the newest styles in
lace Effects nens combinations etc. for street OF dress
wear. Come in Saturday and these
For Saturday-just received shipment Of eyeet en-
brodery collar and cuff sets for spon sweaters to sell
at Csc set
New veilinss. all black close meshes French dots and
fancy meshes with chenille dots also new tvotone fsee
veiliBgs 75c, Soc, Soc and &c yard
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
THREE DIE IN FIRE.

IANLL We IN flkE.
Toledo, Ohio, Get. 27.-Three per.
sons, trapped in the bedroom o,
their home, were burned to death
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27

9xl2> Tapestry Brussels
rugs, several fresh new pat
terms to choose from at
322.5O.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
Get Clothing for Your Boy Here.

Here for Saturday, boys
good new pull-over sweat
ers. choice combinations
s soios ?1 up from. $l.39.
Boys good roomy warm
inaws. $s.75 to. SO.5U
Juvenile coats with coney
collars, double breasted,
quilted lining, belted all
around a sizs 3 to e mn
8 years ........0C.VV
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
If You Get Your New Shoes Here
Tomorrow, You'll Save Money.

Ladies patent leather slip
pers: Stitched one and two
strap styles with covered
Cuban heel: sizes As to SIS.
Would be cheap at $3.50:
here a real % ~
bargain. pair QO. ID
Ladies' fancy patent lcath-
er one or two-strap slippers
and black kid or patent
leather oxfords. Most every
new style among these
sport styles. dress styles,
some with gray suede quar-
tiers and straps: $3.50.
$5.9S and $3.50 values
s s.s's. :....... $3.50
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27
Worthwhile Bargains in Our New
Mems Store for SATURDAY.

Mems Store for Saturday.
Mr.. Holcombe spent the FIRST days of the week
buying mems wear in Chicago. Here are some
of the bargains he got:
Mems and young men. all wool 32-ouncse plaid
back winter overcoat., in al the popular shades:
exceptional values: $780,
Mems and young mems trousers, neat staple
patterns: $3.50, $500, $3.50 and $500.
Mems all wool mackinaws, for cold weather
wear: $A.98.
Mems knitted ties plain Husking rnitts (nap
in tasty neat patterns out, reinforced thumb and
Mems biue "n nh. 4GC: palm: $s.59 dozen.
woY< shirts, sizes Ia to Husking gloves (nap
l6@ Tor Csc. out); $l.75 dozen.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27

The Irving School Mothers Club viii hold bakery here At the
Fisk and Loosely store, Saturday. = =
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27

Over 500 yards, 36-inch dress voiles. |
some slightly imperfect, good assort-
ment Of colors for curtani drapes, etc.
Voiles worth to 39c: choice I2hc yd.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-27

Among the Linens Saturday:
Good heavy IN Inch part linen
crash touching. half bleached: Especial"
at 15c yard. 4 -.
Big heaUy 1911 x39-inch Trkisk bath
t0scels, scith delightful blue, pink, Lauen-
der or gold borders: make pretty gifts,
Soc apiece. ~
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 3rd dag of May, 1870. by anC
between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW YORK
and ELIZABETH MALLON, / viii sell or
the 18th day OF September, 1922 all ter
O'Clock IN the forenoon, In the piano depart.
ment Of John Wanamaker IN the City
County and state OF Now York. one style up
right mahogany piano and stool. a. provldct
BY Sections 65 and G6 OF the Personal Prop
erty Law.
NAT. W. GENDERING. Auciioneer.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIe

AN American lady desires situation a. first
class managing housekeeper; thoroughly
experienced; best personal city reference.
years last positions city or country. Address
Boz 3Hh Allenhurst. \. j.
COOK K-HOUSEWORKER, young lady. three
years references small family. Agency,
l9l VI 10th ST. Bryant 45s6
cooK-Good French. with boy 7l5 years;
COUNTY, or suburbs excellent references,
NJ 1927 Franklin av.. Bronx.
CooK-Two young Scotch women, together;
good cook, no laundry chambermaid, wait
res5i private; reference. Call 30l w. I'd.
COOK. experienced, private family: best ref
4 erences; country preferred. Call Monday,
l2l w. Goth. Chelsea 54a3.
COOK. private. Americans Christian people,
Protestant preferred: best reference. Cail
TUESDAY morning. 9-12. 25l w. 2ist ST.
COOK. excellent, housework; city; no laun-
dry: SIS. Letters, Swenson, $50 West 9sth.
DRlsssMAKER, exclusive models made to
order; reasonable. MeLay, 323 Amsterdam
az. schuyler 1856.
DRESS MAKER dresses, 81 up; fittings at
your home. Oldham. Morningslde 2656
GIRL. neat. colored. wishes position as maid.
2ll9 7th av., care Wright.
GIRL, German, wishes position rs chamber
maid, seamstress. i60 sherman av., apt. ~.
GovERNEss, visiting. French lady. ~,
wishes position visiting governess, all
day afternoon. Write Madamoisele NJ. A.,
253 West 18th ST., city
HOUSEK KEEPER-Refined widow with boy
would like position in country, care OF home
for business people: references. two years
IN present position: disengaged Sept. 10 or
Oct. | Y 9l65 Herald, 2s0 B'way.
IlOUSEKEEPER = Mother and daughter.
school age, wishes position with a private
family o. bachelor Mrs. +. Bahr. 20s W.
5ith st.
HOUSEKEEpER-Rela Scotch woman.
small family; references. t46s Herald.
Harlem.
HOUSEKEEPER wishes position: husband
employed. G 22i1 Herald. Herald so.
HousEwORIIER, general references. OK
perience. Call mornings, evenings, Circle
lo012. Williams.
HoUsEWORKER-S Southern. colored girl
whole or part time. Smith. call Morning
slde s99o.
HoUsEWoRK. colored for half time: ref
erences Benerson. 21s W. 6itn
LAUNDRESS. takes home fine wash: ref
erences.. Kessler. 1852 Sd av. Rhine
lander APO.
an; references. Burke, care OF Ballard.
t21 w. sd st.
IAUNDREsS, Al. colored home. out days.
French, 233 7. I'D; Rhlnelander 514o
LAUNDREsS, experienced. to take washing
home. Kugfer, las w esth: Col. ot7t.
family going 70 Europe; references. Reply
70 +. g. X, Post Office. Great Neck. L. I.
MAID, business lady; intelligent, Martinique
girl; sewer, references. Box ls3, 20j Ith
sAGE-Medical. Swedish. bakings. cleo
trical treatment for neuritis, lumhago re-
ducng, &c. As East saith. Murray Hill 3557.
NURSF-Colored lady, honest. reliable. seeka
posltion nurse Mrs Reynolds. 10 w 10
ECRETARY-Position wanted by young
Southern woman as social secretary; will
Ing TO travel: references exchanged. nj. q.
D., box r. staunton, Ya.
WOMAN sewing, mending. assist children,
light holsewoik. Box GS, 1889 ID av.
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New York state--saIe or let.

THREE acres. 8 room house, improvements;
garage. honnery: wonderful home: bargain
$4,000. GEORGE JAMISON, Pine Bush, N. "
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
COUNTRY BOARD.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BUSINESS Connections.
EXECUTIVE

wanted by out of town COM
pany engaged in buying and
selling of unlisted securities,
mortgages, acceptances, con-
tracts and general invest
ment business; services OF
reliable executive II v n q
high standing and local ex-
perienCe; will consider the
purchase of esta blished busi-
ness with proper clientele;
none but those Of highest or
der need answer. Address
Y 2174 Herald, $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
Tor Hire-Pnssenrer Cars.

BEAUTIFUL private Locomobile lirnourfrst
hour, dny nr week. AZ hourly. Mud. 51sa.
CADILLAC. attractive limousine. late
model owner drives monthly, reasonabls4
gi6s Nerniuvsdc.
cNrlfTI.AC town limousine by hour. dav.
p.cek month. reasonable, owner drives.
NAGSANT piaza o014,
Your Situation Vented Ad. tn Ths
Want Al. section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD shouid put vou ~ touch soish
jpst the sort Of people with phom so~
wouId IKE 70 eor~sct, Trp ora Tsis-
rAons WORTH 10000. n ..r.s-.
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$500.

balance on easy terms, buy. a charm
Ing home, q rooms and bath. aun
pnrior and breakfast nook, IN excIt,-
rivo Wcstfieid; lot soxi2O; every mod
ern Improvement: splendid train
service Via New Jersey Central
ARTHUR N. pfERsoN, JR..
IN Elm st.. Westfleld, N. !.
Telephone GT3w
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CITY REAL ESTATE
Brooklyn-sale or Let.

BUsHwICK SECTION (near Bway)-2 fam
ily frame, III rooms, no basement, good cell
ar. steam heat: asking 81 300. ApWILLIANS,
1i00 B'wAY, COR. PUTNAM Az, B'KLlN.
l. ROOMS, bath. detached house: Bay Ridge,
near Seth ST. subway station; large plot,
fruit and shade trees: can be sold furnished.
AMOS LAMPHEAR, 1I9 Broadway, city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
1TM REM1

Furnished. six months from October l. one
OF the show places of Garden City, situated
at Nassau Boulevard: rental $500 per month !:
acre of ground, tennis court, double garage
with sleeping apartment: adults only; high
est reference required. Address Owner. w. r.
EMMONS. 565 Broadway, New York city.
Telephone Spring S240.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
Business Loans.

LOANS UP TO 5000 for one year or less.
weekly or monthly payment plan: no chat
tells. no pawns. no assignment of salary re-
quired. Character and earning power the
basis of credit
THE NORRIS PLAN COMPANY,
Main Office, 26i Broadway
o6S Grand St., - Court ST., 'klyn.
S6i u. 1a3th ST.. lS0S pItkin Av.. B'klyn.
! Union Square. S0t Manhattan Az. Bkiyn.
CAPITAL SUPPLIED.
Quick financial aid to merchants with good
collateral. q xSS Herald, Fulton ST.
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FARM PROPERTY.
MiscelIaneous---saIe or Let.

200 farms listed for sale, several estates for
Fentlemcn'r homes. Write and toll Douglas
whet you are looking for. 4 have a.. q. M.
DOUGLAS. 4oT Mohawk st.. Herkimer. ". x.
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New yersey-Sale or Let.

AN ARTISTIC LITTLE year round home OF
rooms and bath, attractive Colonial de-
sign, high in Jersey Isills, within easy com
mutlng distance OF Manhattan. near an old
fashioned town, can be purchased and occu-
pancy secured for $500. balance OF $4,000 on
easy term mortgages. Ideal for young couple
or small family. Fine residential section,
with all conveniences for comfortable, eco-
nomicai Dving. Grounds 100xt50 IT,. bcauti-
fully shaded by oaks and silver birches De-
livered ready to move into nothing extra to
buy; monthly payments less than rent for
small city apartment. Details from the
owner. Post Office Box 1i07, City Hall Sta
tion. New York city.
a paper mill in full/oporatlon: fifty-six acres
of land, house, lake. Inquire ~. PACKER,
Gil Main ay.. Passaic.
BEAUTIFUL. new. large seven room house.
all improvements; choice location; near
trolleys and ferry. McGUINEsS q MAC
MILAN. builders. Bcrgen Boulevard and
Iafayette ay;;;, Grantwood. y. J. Phone
CRAWFORD. ". J.-si.0o0 cash Will buy an
up 20 date cottage, large grounds. chicken
house, fruit OF al kinds Q roome, bath. &c;
SEWARD 4 son. 2ls Walnut av. Tel. 1o4R,
FOR SALE
At westfieid. N. j., Colonial house OF q
rooms. ? baths, large sun room, fireplace,
station property, Tsx2a4 feet; car garage:
Irice $4,000. Address 2i5H Herald. $50
Broadway.
FREE list OF houses for saie and rent. Write
VAN WINkLE CO.. Rutherford. N. y.
HOMESEEKERs.
Investigate Ridgewood first.
Excellent committing service
Write for illustrated booklet
SEc'Y BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.
T. O. BOX 1919. Ridgewood NJ j.
EAMSEf.-Five room cottage. furnished In
Fcluding piano; garage. automobiles 1ik
sores; sacrifice. $4,000 Photographic
IIovER. .i2 broadway. New YORK
f120 per year. including heat. six room fur
nlshed cottage on gonticmans farm; una or
garage and private lake for boating bathing
skRtingi ono hour New York. one mile am.
tion. r. Q. Box 2ss. South Bound Brook.
~. y. "'
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

West side.
GOTH. iGs W.-Two connecting bedrooms,
running water. business gentlemen. Apart
ment ..
SlST. Columbus av Colonial HoteD Newly
decorated furnished rooms, use of bath.
$3.50 daily. $40 weekly: elevated. surface
cars. subway; full hotel service restaurant.
siSr columbus ay. Hotel Coionial) Single
rooms: men only. running water, tele-
phone complete hotel serylce Ss-Sl0 weekly,
S0TH. q W.-Attraetive rooms. bath, kitch-
enette privileges. electricity, phone. schuyler
M .o-12S
93D, - W.-Rooms. newly decorated: well
kept house: running water. eleclriciy.
10TH. ~ W.
Large, small. cool furnished rooms; all con-
veniences.
18TH ST, IVERslDE-Beautiful room;
private family; $40 monthly. Phone Ca
ii5TH, 10l w.-Exelusive home. comfortable
references. Apt. AZ, afxr $3.50 r. M.
18TH, 800 W.-Neat, large front room,
titchenette. telephone. private: $40 weekly
123D, 154 W.--Attractive rooms. private bath
or without. conyeniences. electricity. tele-
phone.
Brooklyn.
BEDFORD sEcTIoN-Largc front rooms, at
tractivey furnished. with or without kltch-
enette; near subway. Phone Prospect 62i9R.
PROSPECT PL.. 1877 Brooklyn-Room suit
able for one or two gentlemen.
TTTlI 2055 (Brooklyn) .-sultabie for couple; !;
private; up TO date. Bensonhurst 1892.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

~ LEI tUk bUSlNESo.
Above 18th st. TO 59th 81. unclusiyel.
LOFTS. and offices 25x100: elevator
service. newly renovated. 50T 30 av
northeast corner 3ith st,
WIDE STREET.
a7TH ST, 100 WEsT-3 ROOMS, BATH.
EITCHENETTE: STEAM, ELECTRICITY
RENTS $40 TO Ss5 PER MONTH. INQUIRE
SUIT, a30-2 WEST 5sTH ST,
1000 feet Of space on . floors; fireproof
building. steam heat elevator service; rail-
rGad siding immediate possession WM. ~.
RLOODGOOD & CO.. INC. Long Island city.
Above 10th St.--5th Av, to East River.
LOFTs-54 900 sd. IT,. all or pnrt s>~am
heated and ION. n power supplied. Apply
on premises. JOHN VI BULL, 100 Il. l2Sth.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
APARTMENTS TOILET.
Furnished.
From Battery 10 sith St. Inclusive.

11TH ST.. SO West.-Furnished apartment.
rooms bath heat, hot water: maid SER
vice. rent 5000 and $780, FOLSOM BROS,
INC. 197 East Bath st.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Country Properly.

WANTED-For short fall season.. beginning
Immediately, furnished cottage, near New
York. Send particulars Room Io4. cunard
Building.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

CHEVROLET eight. passenger. special
body exceptionally attractive: must sell
Immediately; s30l. DAWSON. 05t ". is5th.
wpdsworth sas7.
piERCE ARROW, 4s. sedan, 1919. IN perfect
condition. run about 1000 miles, price
81. 900. Can be seen az COMMONWEALTH
GARAGE. i7t East 4lEt ~.
AutsmoHiL~. wantsa.
AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. yAvp0KD
AUTO CO. fT3a Broadway. Circle 1+1A
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnlshen.

APARTMENT wanted. II rooms. kltchencttc
aud bath. below 72d st.. moderate rental.
X 2iG6 Herald $50 Broadway.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.
LOFT, 59-6f Orchard ST.; elevator service.
Inquire RIDLEY, 50 Allen ST.
Above 18th St to 5oth 81. Unciusive).
DENTIST office and one physician's Of
flee to let 1T So Park av, between 30th
and 10th streets. Apply at once or telephone
Murray Hnl O18T.
Merchants Il Manufacturers Ex. Of ~ Y.
4sO Lexington av Tel. Vanderbilt 1900
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Above lith st, to aatn s. unclusive,.
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Unfurnishcd--Eew Jersey.
a2p sT 1 10 - ".

wEEHAWKEN-Boul and Columbia
Terrace, high class apartment, 3, 4. 3
rooms, bath. modern improvements, elevator
overlooking Hudson River; minutes walk
to 42d or Cortlandt 81. ferry; ready for oc-
cupancy; rent SIS a room. Inquire on prem
isps.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

CfTAMBERMAID, waitress AZ Mount Kisco.
one hour from New York. Call between
. and 4 T.. Nj. Monday, September q Mrs.
Alsop, SO West 5lst -. Rector 1oi0.
CIAMBERMAID and laundress IN private
house: references required Call MONDAY.
before \ ig West 7ist AL.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
Capital wanted.

PARTNER wanted who can invest S., 600 in
business; have small article that offers
worldwide distributions; costs only a few
cents to make: tremendous profit assured
this Is certainly worth investigation; Gentle
preferred. V-50S Herald, $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-09-04
For Sale.
lLIMMNSHEMMET1

LUlluGIhI5lWE1ls u Il
soda, candies: best location; Q day business .
long lease. Just opened: modern equipment .
very attractive: for sale on account disagree
ment OF partnership: $1,000 required; re-
sponsible parties only
Address Box 54s. 2e5 9TH av.
AMUSEMENT PARK
FOR sale. largest in Central New
York State no opposition; net
$4,000 20 Sl.,V00 four months;
prlco $50, 900; write FOR details.
q. NJ IOtA1sAS, JOY Mohawk ST..
Herkimer, n. Y.
AMATEUR PHOTO FINISHING PLANT.
Concern doing business for the past five
years must re sacrificed for personal rca-
Sons. full equipment. first class customers.
WITH all year business; any reasonable offer
considered. must be seen 70 be appreciated
Tor further particulars write 22fg Herald
Herald go.
FOR SALE-Miliinery department IN an up
70 date department store; stock. fixtures
good VIII; y years established; reasonable
rent; price $1,000; busy town; high, dry
altitude: III health; must sell now. 2i70
Herald, $50 B'wny.
VEGETABLE STAND on Jericho Turnpike;
cheap rent: ready 10 do business electric
lights. CHILDS, WARNER & WESTON,
1870 front st., Mineola. I. ].
ROUTE Of ball gum machines for sale on
easy terms. Apply Flatbush Gum Co,
sli- tlatbush av.. irookyn.
CANDY, delicatcsscn store. with rooms cheap
rent fun stock, on account other business;
reasonahle. 522d Broadway, corner 22Gth.
FURNISHED house. ii rooms, two baths
electricity; sell property or lease house and
Fell furniture. lit M NIth.
CANDY stationery, II foot fountain. rooms.
cheap ront. lsoa - az. ln5im.
CANDY. cigars, stationery. fountain; oppor-
tunity quick buyer Room COS ~. i22d 81.
-
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-13
EAolE-WHiTE WEDDING

Coming somewhat unexpectedly to their friends in Cordova, the wedding of Miss Olive Eadie and Joseph White, of whose engagement was made few weeks ago, was quiet ly solemnized last Saturday evening at the home of Mir and Mrs. Fred Long, Rev. R. S. Nickerson officiating The
 bride wore simple Canton crepe gown, and had no attendants. A we'd ding supper following the ceremony included only the wedding party. The marriage is the culmination of TO- nance begun several years ago, when Miss Eadie, trained nurse, cared for MT. White through serious illness. MT. White is superintendent of the Cordova Packing Company, and the residence of the happy pair will be made in Cordova
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-13
DIPLOMAT DIES
 IN PARIS AFTER
 A LONG ILLNESS

PARIS, Nov. 13.-BeIlany Storer, long prominent as an American dip- lomatist, and formerly ambassador to Belguim, Spain, Austria and Huh gary, died here yesterday after a long illness. Storer came prominent ly into the public eye f4.aen years ago when he was summarily dis missed by Theodore Roosevelt, then President, as the result of undue activities on the part of Mrs. Storer. Roosevelt charged Mrs. Storer with having delved too deeply into the affairs of state, her meddiing threat ening to involve the United States in serious embarrassments with the Vatican and the Governments of Spain, France and Austria.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-11-13

were married at the Windsor hotel. The ceremony was performed by Unit ed States Commissioner Adams and only few intimate friends were pres. ent. A wedding supper was later served at the Model Cafe.
 Wayne Blue, of Seward, general agent for the Alaska Pacific Steam ship Company. arrived here last night on the Admiral Watson on a short business trip. He reports that conditions to the westward are very satisfactory and Seward is enjoying good times, due to travel to and from Interior Alaska and the oil excite ment in the Cold Bay district.
 Capt J. J. Finnegan was pas senger aboard the Admiral Watson from Kodiak, en route to the States, where he was called on account of the serious illness of his mother, but on arrival in Cordova received word of her death. Being unable to get outside in time for the funeral MT. Finnegan stopped over here and will return to the westward on the Victoria.
 The Daily Times is in receipt of its first 1923 calendar, and we are indebted to the w. J. Erskine Com pany, Kodiak, for same. It Is an artistic calendar, there being a large halftone cut showing birds-eye view of Kodiak, which was settled by the Russians in 1793. On the back is good sized map of Alaska, on which are marked the cable and wireless stations and also the sta tions of the Alaska Packers Associ- ation to the westward.