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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-27

S6,150 BUYS beautiful $500 house; large
plot. tax exempt, near station: artistic dec
orations, electricity driveway; $3.50 cash.
balance $25 monthly; principal. McNEECE.
80 Union Hall ST.. Jamaica. Phone Jamaica
<o45.
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FOR SALE OR LET

LEATHER factory, complete every detail: 3
Buildings; all good condition; artesian well !;
property extending for over 100 feet along
main freight line of Pennsylvania Railroad,
with railroad siding 10 plant For sale
either in whole or in parcels. PATRICK J.
DoLAN. Receiver. l64 Market ST.. Newark.
y. J..
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
View Jcrscy-sale or Let.
Uufurnished-New Jersey.

TO THE MAN who will pay $1,000 immedi-
ately | offer my unusually artistic home
with garage at less than two-thirds actual
value: pay the balance OF $4,000 about as
YOU like. provided / get two thousand at
once. The house is everything everyone
expects in a new house but seldom gets. 1t
Is new, artistic and spacious with every
thing modern and convenient. You won't
have 10 spend a cent on II. Grounds are
well shaded. and on plot 100x190 feet, In the
finest. heathiest purely residential section
near New York City. with ideal express
commutation. You want home at right
price, want cash now. Telephone Brooks.
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TENAFLY. m. j.

bargain for quick buyer. two family
house. rooms. baths. all improvements,
just painted cash $1,000; both floors rent
$40 and S42 per month. Owner Of property.
daily, Ill p. NJ. 81 Grove St. Tenafly
n. ]. Five minutes railroad station.
a22 SIP Av. Jersey City, N. J.--New. mod
family dwelling. 10 rooms and baths.
upper and lower front porches enclosed,
hardwood floors, separate hot water heating
systems, electric. combination coal and gas
ranges and built up TO the minute in every
respect: minutes walk from Summit av.
tube station; open for inspection every day;
price SIS 900; must be seen to be appreciated.
For full particulars see SIDLER. 29SG Boule-
ward Jersey City, N. j. Telephone 1888
Montgomery.
800 ACRE FARM-Bergen county, n. j., con-
venient to New York, Newark, Paterson,
Fassaic. Hackensack and other markets,
over splendid motor roads, seven sets Of
buildings: subdivision will be considered; To-
Gated in the best New Jersey truck garden
section and where enhancement IN value will
be very certain. For full particulars ad-
dress S. s. WALSTRUM-GORDON q FOR
MAN. Ridgewood. N. J. Phone Ridgewood.
sos. ~
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Miscellan sous

FARMS for sale. Catalogue free. ST.ROUT
FARM AGENCY. Box c. $50 Nassau st.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

APARTMENT wanted. or three rooms. with
bath, for months: location. between 30
and I0s. Lexington and 9th avs. 2f3l
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

City Property.
OWNERS, ATTENTION!
. client will invest S25. 900 In new law house
III good section Manhattan Of Bronx: new
luidng with stores preferred EDWARD
A ARNOLD. 64 Wall st.
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Observation-Disclosures.

LADY wishes TO share her Private home with
responsible party; no objection 10 semi
invalid convenient F1atbush subway, 2g6
eterling gk.s Brooklyns
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
long Islnnd--Snle or Let.

Elmhurst-7 room brick cot
tage, craftsman oak trim,
fireplace, laundry in base
ment; adults; 500. Marshall,
25 Toledo st.
FOR RENT-Forest Hills Garden, l.. L.. new
brick house, just finished; corner: rooms,
baths sunparlor. garage; only few blocks
from station. Phone owner. $3.50 Boulevard.
or call 50 Bow st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Abov. seth st.-sth Av. to North River


Above 5oth St.-5th Av. to North River.
INVESTORS.
SPECTATORS.
BROKERS.
have for sale flats. apartment
houses and loft buildings; write or
call for my list.
CHARLES GALEWSKI, OWNER,
sos 9Th ay., New York.
WEST 10TH STREET.,
NEAR COLUMBUS AVENUE.
story high stoop dwelling,
13 rooms. 3 baths.
VIM. 9. g. A. EDW. LESTER.
59s Madison Avenue.
Observation-Disclosures
MASCOT G. LANNINC;, REAL ESTATE.
BWAY S9TH. PHONE $3.50 RIVERSIDE
WEST SIDE STORE PROPERTY,
adjoining corner: store leased with possession
clause: fine location for retail business ::
EIGHT THOUSAND CASH will buy it for
party who will occupy store.
SLAWSON & HOBBS, 162 w. 72d st.
Bronx-Sale or Let
BUILDERS. spectators; wonderful unrc-
stricted Sd av. corner. partly leased. OK
212 feet. with buildings suitable extensive
improvements: sacrifice. FRANK UTANO,
$50 East fremont av., The Bronx. Telephone
fremont 0437.
McLGRNON BROS. REAL ESTATE,
12s w. Fordham road. Phone 0230 Ford.
THREE lots Washington av., near roth ST.
JEFEERSONs LEVY ~ ParL Pow
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Unfurnished.
Above 59tb st.-5th Az. 10 North River.
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iGsTH ST. I6s East.-Seven room apart
ment, all improvements. upper floor two
family house. with or without garage; adults
rrof.
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Uufrrnished-

FLATBUSH-For dentist corner: all ~
SCHEIN, 1892 Nostrand av. Flatbush 1864.
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McLERNON BROS. REAL ESTATE.
f2s w. Fordham road. Phone 023O Ford.
THREE lots Washington av., near 10th ST.
JEFFERSON, LEVY, So Park Row.
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Furuishcd--Bronx.

DIST ST, Broadway.--1'hree and six rooms.
we'll Furnished: elevator. 1896 broadway.
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ELMHURST. near subway station. four
beautiful rooms and bath. steam heat, cleo
adults: rent $65; November I. HENRY a..
HOUSE, Newtown $685.
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FOREST HTLLS-Sacrifice new house. solid
concrete, fircproof, 8 rooms. . tile baths.
garage. steam heat. every possible improve
ment; plot 50xl00: shrubbery go Burns st.
FOR SALE-Plot. 300x50, Q room frame
house. inclosed porch. all modern improve
mentr: cultivated grounds. L. Fielder,
Hallcck St. Farmingdale. l.. ].
LONG BEACH-Rent TO next May beauti-
fully furnished room brick house, near
station. Intervale Ass, before II.
PORT WESTINGHOUSE rooms. bath
p.peless heater: all improvements: lot
10xi00. $1,000. AfoNFORT g. HEGEAAN
Tel. 152.
ROCKVILLE CENTRES rooms. tiled
baths: asbetos shingle roof: $4,000. Il.
w. JENNINGS. INC. 243 Merricl road.
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SEDGWICK Az. 23Oo.
High class 4 room apartment. Just COM
pleted; all outside rooms steam heat;
WEBB Av.-4 rooms, bath. all improve
ments, private dwelling; park section, West
Bronx: Christian couple; reference. Ford
ham 37S0-J.
1865 Valentine av.-7 rooms, 2 baths. elevator
service, all modern improvements. Apply
on premises JOHN ]. MEENAN, INC.
1866 Broadway.
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MIAMI and suburban homes on easy terms;
season rentals; central business property
ten years experience at your service
CROW-REEDER CO. Miami. Fla.
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Unfurnished.
Above Goth st.--5th Az. to North River.

CENTRAL PARK WEST. 49, tio7th)-I.s
roonr: elevator. every Improvement lo0
MoRNlN,;sTDE Az, 40 (ilsth)--i-5-6 rooms.
ssO-sI5O. facing park elevator. phone, quiet I;
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-01

HOTELS NEED TRAINED wOMEN-Na-
ton wide demand for hiRn nainrled
executives, past experience unneceA
sary; We train you by man ana pue
yoU In touch with big opportunities
everywhere; wrlto st once for partlou-
lars. Lewis Hotel Training school,
nnalt co.'s. MAahInRtnn. d -
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AUTOMOBILES
AI,oNnnI,ts rnu s,,Y
E-L-E-N-E-N F-O-R.D-S
Count 'EmD
AND SOME GOOD BUYS IN
OTHER MAKES

FORD. 1920, touring, with starter
good condition.
ElNTON, 1913. 4-passenger, 6-cylin-
der, chummy roadster.
FORD, 1918, roadster, in fine con-
dition.
ANDERSON 4-pasacnger. new paint
and top good.
FORD, 1913, roadster. Just over
hauled.
REQ, 1918, 4-cylinder. roadster, new
paint, good.
FORD. 1924, roadster, with starter.
fine shape.
BUICK 5-passcnger touring.
FORD, 1921 touring; overhauled /,
excellent shape.
REQ, 4-cylinder touring car: good
condition.
FORD, 1921, touring; starter; good
FORD, 1919, touring, new body,
starter; fine.
FORD, light truck, panel body;
good shape.
FORD, speedster, completely over.
hauled; a bargain.
FORD 1920, roadster. fine shape,
with a starter.
FORD, 1921, roadster: almost new
starter shock absorbers.
ALL OF OUR USED CARS ARE
PkiCED TO SELL AND ARE BAR.
GAINS. TERMS WILL BE MADE
~ ALL RESPONSIBLE PUR.
CHAsERS If DESIRED.
sPALDiNG-SWfNNEY COMPANY
Ceuar l446. l09-11t S. Denver Ave
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rNINrING NNn nrCOIt,rINU
rATENT ArTnNNrN
pKnssMNklN0 .MmLIINnn

PATIENTS. TRADEMARKS
Ask M whether your trademarks are pro-
tscted IN South America. Write fnr
pntvht Hand Hook. PROMPT uNiilful
service Mum = co. Scientific Amcr
can bldE., Washington b. e., and 28J
WnolNurth ii'dg New York, ". v.
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2ocb.N.
SECOND. ". 1905 Niceiy furnt.hed
sleeping room, an .gonvenicnocs. ono
block from two car lines. breakfast "
desired. OssEe 1873.
sINTEENTH. E, 2lt--Room and sun
room, adjoining bath. In priyat" home
no other tuOWers. fur one gentleman.
References Hctwccn uuston aud Gin
cinnati tEssH ttoi
TWO NICELY furnished rooms cuuyou.
tent to bhtA, close in, south side. also
room with htchcnot O-aEr 1888
THIRD, ". G22 Front room. adjoining
bath. IN private family osnEo Gla.
THlRrEENTH PLACE. r.. 1876 aot,s s-rm
Locust Grove park. beautifully fur
plshcd. front sleeping room. private
home, convenient to bath usaEc ,tsI.
TWO large south front ,onorcunE rooms.
with connecting bath, private entrance,
private family. close iu. cedar 1878
TWO CHOICE iron, rooms zoe rent. n
family of two. large unusa. close iu,
t' gentleman Phone ughg" itoN
VERY deslrhbio ruom modern. private
family very reasonable Phone OsaUc
WELL FURNISHED large front room Tor
parties employed breakfast md dlnu"r
" desired. walking distance Cedar g1t
NANTUuS g.. sleeping porch bud bed.
fogu adjoining bath private home.
tsll bHare $500
RooNS-uNTt RNIsnED ~
npsToN, g., t537. Tor rrur thr,o rooms
aud bathroom. $40 usaFo osb0.
CINCINNArt 81. GOg -Four rooms prI.
NHtr bath, Murphy bed. lights in ploarts.
shades. hcsutful uak floors, soft water.
Usage f'N7
FOR RENT Two large unfurnirhrd
rooms all tho house. tgd N uuuldct.
tli per month. can at llt s.. Denver
ron RENT Two modern uufuruisned
rooms over garage. Phone usarr 229i.
SOUTH SIDE Two rooms In private fam.
ily. unfurnishcd. 60 couple without chm.
drcn. Usage 7os1. u.
WELL furnished G.room house. plano.
Nictrola, cirtcrn, garden spot ana Ea
rage, to people with rrst class tcfcr-
cnccs ossge 1929.
ROOMS WITu HOARD 10
HOARD aLd room Cor two men Or en-
ploycd couple. 1905 ". Admiral Usage
HOARD amt room at ais y seventh; also
table board, Usage 37o7.H
uRApY, ". 5i7- Room aud board, 80
week, private family. psago As1t
CHEYENNE, s., teO--Room and board Tor
two. psnEe 3i67
cnEsYiENNE ~ 1901 Meals, breakfast
CHEYENNE, s.. l2iiH-Ruom md board In
private home, close In, Osags 6i90
DENVER. &. 9o6-very nice sleeping
room Tor rent, reasonable, meals II do
Sitcd. osagc sic2.
GOOD HOME COOKED meals like mother
Meals 40 cents. Board and room. 50
eBch.
MAIN, s.. 5l2-Room and board, Call
cedar 3a2,
PEORIA. s., 729--Onc- room upstairs. large
enough Tor three, one downstairs. all
modern close 10 Jitney and car line,
Usage G6G7.J
ROOM AND HOARD In private family
for two, attractive rate, modern, oS-
ocllcnt location. on bus line. walk to
car line, OERge b62h.
ROOM AND BOARD. $3.50 and $40 a
week. OH g. Boeton. Phono cage aai
wANrED--ro board little child. Washing
aud ironing. g. pcr week. cedar 2i7l
wANTED-ROOMs or BOARD %
WANTED to rent light housekeeping rooms
with two beds, whero landlsdy can SEQ
after children after school hours, Cali
cedar 263s.
WANTEDHA number Of sleeping rooms
within four blocks of S2i e. Boulder .
must be clean ana In real nome. where
girls have privileges Of living room
tall OHAgo 3li7.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS ron

SPACIOUS south front room, adjoining
bath, private entrance. exclusive ncighs
horhood, private family suitable fur
one or two garage u desired. Osagc
qNCb.I II
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FREE STORAGE Phone Cedar 2sl4-2Sl5.
-dlo6e Storage & Moving Co.
VEIL MATERNITY hospital home. Is
West Thirty-first, Kansas city, Mis-
souri. Ethical homelike, reasonable,
work for board. twenty-five healthy
babies for adoption.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS tOh RtNr--ttRNtsHED 81
BALTIMORE, =, Furnished front
room, Tor gentlemen. M pftsatc home.
NeferenCes required, OsaEo tTa6-J,
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AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBJIES FOR sAIl

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 10
bARGAIN-Dodge sedan. good price
Tor cash. Usage sol
bARGAlN--Dodge touring car, 1s5 cash.
osaEe sO41. Can for Cunningham
CHEikoLET i9o, model 1921. new paint
and thoroughly renewed best cash offer
axes ". A real bargain. private owner,
leaNlng town. Can 6i1 South Elwood.
, FOR sALE-i92l Ford ton truck, pneu-
matte tires stake body with cab, good
condition, $3.50 cash. Wilkerson Garage,
Il $40 ). Frankfort. Cedar ira
FOR sALE-one westcott 7-passenger
touring car, 1921 model. run less than
.,VOV miles. car liz In good condition and
sood rubber. You can see car by call
lnB al IlO =. Cincinnati st. Phone
Usage 1883 ask for Mr., Rumeuspp.
FOR sALE-Fords, Dodges, Bucks and
many other good makes. every car
hsrsain termg to SUIT. Used Car Ex-
ehabse. 4lS N. Nam, Usage ii0s.
FOR sALE--Ford roadster also Ford
worm drive truck good repair, some
terms. 7Ol $, Phoenix. Usage iO30.J.
fohD coupe. four months old, Al con-
uttlon' shock absorbers, large steering
wheel with Decker lock $3.50 cash or
tefhs' smith, Usage $500.
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AUTOMOBILES

Autos ron uIRr--GARAGrs is
DENVER. n. sos uarasc for rent. cedar
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19

the Grand Eneampment and has been
raised in the chairs of the Grand Lodge,
being deputy grand master the past year.
He has been treasurer of the Depart
ment Council /, Patriarchs Militant. lie
was president of the Vermont Bankers
association a year, completing his term
in February of this year He has been
cashier Of the Vermont National bank
since January, 1916, is treasurer of
school district No. , and a director of
the board of trade.
The Grand Lodge reports were printed
in pamphlet form and included those of
the grand master. deputy grand master,
grand warden. grand marshal. trustees
of Gill Odd Fellows Home, treasurer of
Gill Odd Fellows Home, grand secrc-
tary, grand treasurer and finance com
mittec.
In the session of the Grand Lodge
Yesterday an invitation was accepted
from the Odd Fellows of st. Adams to
meet with them in May, 1922. Forty
eight Odd Fellows received the Grand
Lodge degree In the afternoon officers
which were elected in the forenoon SEES
sion were installed by the retiring grand
master, H. A Morse of Bellows Falls,
with Francis Z. Perry of Brattleboro act
ing marshal.
These appointive officers were named /:
Grand chaplain, Ira A. Priest of Bel
mont; grand marshal. f. r. Clark of
Montpelier; grand conductor, c. @. Nc
Gaffey of Burlington; grand guardian
Il. c. Baker of ReadsborO grand herald.
Charles Boyle of White River Junction !;
grand representatives to the sovereign
grand lodge, H. T. Brown of Ludlow and
H. ~ Morse of Bellows Falls; commit
tee on credentials, Alexander Duncan of
Barre; committee on bylaws, Alexander
Duncan. grand representative, of Barre,
F. f. Perry, p. g. r., of Brattleboro,
]. G. Roy. p. G. r., of East Barnet !;
committee on finance, G. =. Cole of Bur
lington, A L. Maynard of Brattleboro
and w r. Briggs of Bethel.
These district deputy grand masters
also were named: District No. /, /. w.
Allen of Bennington; No. ,, A. ID. Tag
CART of Rutland; No. 3. T. S. Ferguson
OF Bristol: No. 4, Thomas Berry of Mil
ton: No. ;. Elmer +. Jenne of Newport /;
No. 6, II. w. Drown of West Burke; No.
Z, John H. Barry of Mortified; No. s,
X. p Stockwell of Rochester; No. 9. w.
Russell of Fair Haven; No. 10, L. A.
Aldrich of South LOndonerry; No. IL.
+. H. Strong of Hyde Park; No. II, w.
l.. Rand of ProctOrsville; No. Is, i. w.
Seaver of Washington No. IA, appoint
ment not yet made
Dinner was served for the visitors at
the Centre Congregational chapel today
by the women of that church. The women
of the First Baptist church served dinner
| Wednesday.
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ENGLISH HUSBANDS OBJECT.
Do Not Want Wives TO Serve on Juries
Bill to Exempt Nuns.

LONDON. May l9.-Women sum
moned for jury service in England show
great resourcefulness in providing rea-
sons or excuses for getting out of the
box. The mere common pleas have been
household preoccupations, care of chill
dren and employment. and among the
more amusing ones were their husbands
objections. belief that serving on jury
was properly men s work, stage
fright, /" and even the excuse: 81
haven't suitable clothes. -
Now. parliament is to legalize one rea
son, which although it will insure dis
missal from iHries without further ques-
tior. is not expected to be heard often
in the court rooms. The home secretary
has presented in the house of commons
an amendment to the iuries bill which
reads: ga woman who Is a vowed
member of religious order living in a
convent or other religious community
shall not be liable to serve on any jury
An amendment was moved giving
women the right to claim exemption
when summoned b1rt this was withdrawn
when opposed by the home secretary.
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go TAKE REBEKAH DEGREE.
CONTINUED from Page IL

of Bellows Falls presiding.
Other officers elected yesterday morning
were: Deputy grand master, o. l.. Mar
tin of Plainfield; grand warden, Ned G.
Buck of Randolph; grand secretary,
Frank W. Jackson of Barre; grand
treasurer. L. c.. Grant of Burlington.
The officers were installed and the APP
pointive officers were named in the aft
er.noon. In the mornings session adj
dresses were given by Past Grand Sire
Alfred S. Pinkerton of Worcester,
Mass, and Willard S. Levin, grand mas
ter of Maine.
Mr.. Staples. the new grand master of
the Grand Lodge, has long been promi-
nent in the work of Odd Fellowship.
He has served the local branches in va
rious capacities, is grand treasurer of
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
PROGRESSIVES SEEK
TO REFORM PARTY
Say Old Guard and Machine Methods
Must Go or 1924 May See Third
Party-Fight for Committee.

WASHINGTON. MAY 19-Moyement
is being started by Republicans formerly
cIassed as Progressives to reform the
party from within and thereby prevent
the organization of a third party in
1924
The reaction against Old Guard meth
eds, which has been 50 marked in every
state primary thus far held, has con-
WINGED forward-looking leaders that
repetition of the 1912 split can be
averted only by the injection of Progress
sive ideas into government and party
control.
The country is disconnected with the
national administration, with Republi
can machines, and with Old Guard con-
troll of the national committee, declared
one Republican senator who IS so con-
Seryative as TO be numbered as one of
the Old Guard advisers. He insisted
that the results in Indiana and Pennsyl-
vania represented a revolt against pre-
vailing methods
The voters. according to this senator
are dissatisfied with business conditions,
and the administration suffers because
of the lack of prosperity. In this reac-
ton against the party in power the vot-
ers are also protesting against Old
Guard leaders and machine methods In
states burdened with increased taxes and
official extravaganza.
In Indiana and Pennsylvania the de-
feat of the machine has been made GER
tain by the women who are not held so
tightly by party ties as the men. One
Republican analyzing the result in In
diana said that beside the general pro
test against the machine there were
many who opposed Senator New because
of personal matters. In Pennsylvania
the women demanded economy in the
state government and a reduction of
taxes and they believed the way to get
these results was to name Pinchot and
dethrone the machine Offiec-holders at
Harrisburg
The fact that the overwhelming pro-
test has been directed against not only
national leaders, but also local coalitions
in these two states has convinced the Re-
publican diagnosticians that the entire
body polite is aroused against prevailing
conditions in the states and the nation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
ALLEGED BIGAMIES
IN MOVIE WORLD
Department OF Justice InJ 2stigating Re
cent Marriages of Three Me-
ti5n Picture Actors.

LOS AM LES, May l9.-Depart-
ment of Justice agents viii investigate
the marriage of Rodolph Valentino,
screen actor, to Miss Winifred Hudnut,
Of New York. at MeXicah, Mex, it be-
came known here yesterday.
Valentino viii be questioned here by
federal officers, it was stated at the
federal building, and an effort will be
made to interrogate the bride as soon as
she can be reached at some point be
tween here and New York, her destina-
ton on a trip which began Wednesday.
Frank NJ Sturgis, in charge of the de-
partmel of Justice bureau here, said
the investigation into the Valentino
marriage was prompted by reports made
to his Office that Valentino had violated
the Mann act.
Investigation of the marriages of two
other prominent motion picture actors
who took this step after obtaining an
interlocutory decree OF divorce and with
out waiting for a final decree, IS under
wav, ii was announced.
These actors are Frank Mayo and
Henry p. Walthall, the district attorney
said. Mayo was married at Ina Juana
Mex, after the granting of an lnteriocu-
tory decree of divorce here. The bride
of the second marriage at liza Juana
was Dagmar Godowsky daughter of DIR
Leopold Godowsky, noted pianist.
Valentino, who was born in Italy
and is known as an American citizen
esby adoption y was married here IN
November, 1919, to Miss Jean Acker
from whom he was given an intrelocu.
tory decree of divorce January TO, 1922
His name was given in the marriage ap-
plieation as Rodolpho Guglielm and his
place of birth as Italy. He was then "a
Valentino was employed in New York
and elsewhere as a tango dancer. He
entered motion picture work about the
time of his marriage to Miss Acker.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-05-19
RUTH ALICE DOYLE
Member of High School Freshman Class
Dies i'm West BrattlebOrO

Ruth Alice Doyle, IA, only daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Doyle of
West Brattleboro, died this morning at
100 o'clock In the Mehose hospital, fol-
lowing an operation Sunday evening for
acute appendicitis. She was taken seri-
ously i'll Saturday and her condition had
been critical from the beginning.
She was born in West Brattleboro Oct.
20, 1907 She attended West Brattleboro
academy and was member of the fresh
man class in the Brattleboro high school.
She leaves besides her parents, five
brothers; ID. Carroll, Edwin, Ralph. Ar
thur and Wesley Doyle, all of West Brat
tleboro. Her father is seriously i'll in the
Melrose hospital with empyema. He was
operated upon Wednesday by DIR, f. r
Lynch.
The funeral arrangements have not
been made.