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The New York herald., 1922-12-10
LANEOUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TONS WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

YOUNG energetic college engineer desirous
OF entering the building business can pur-
chase interest In established building com
pany: % houses now under construcuon
money makers; must be full of pep. willing
to work. learn TO handle men and receiyf
instruction In the practical end of building
construction; not less than $4,000 VIII be
considered. 8. A., All Arbuckle Building.
Brookiyn
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
Capital Wanted.

INFORMANT CoAsTwIsE STEAM
SHIP LINE HAS SPLENDID OPEN
ING FOR LIVE WIRE MAN: PREF
ERENCE GIVEN REAL ESTATE
PROMOTER OR LAWYER WITH
GOOD CONNECTIONS: FIRST CLASS
MENT ESSENTIAL: WONDERFUL
OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT PARTY.
ADDRESS, WITH FULLEST PAR
T1CULARS. o 559 HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

BAY RIDGE, 1899 roth st.--Rooms, steam
hot water. two family. go.
BAY RIDGE.-six large light rooms. newly
decorated. electric light, $50. p1i 1ist ST.
HElGHTS-Apartment, 3 rooms, bath and
kitchenctto. also attic. 24S Henry ct
Phone Main ts7s.
QUEEN. ANNE cottage, all light rooms,
bath electricity. near subway: $50. 54s
I6th St. BROOKLYN
STARR ST. 253, near wycifoft av.. Brooklyn
Seven large rooms shower bath. electric
heat; all improvements family adults.
TTTH ST, 1887 room apt, family
house. modern improvements, reasonable
rtat. privilege OF garage.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTs-write for free Illustrated guide
books and RECORD ON INVENTION
BLANK. Send model or sketch and descrip-
tion OF your Invention for our opinion OF It's
patentable nature free. HIGHEST REFER
i;NCEs, PROMPT ATTENTION, REASON
ABLE TERMS. VICTOR j.. EVANS a. CO..
New York office, zoos Wooiworth building.
Washington, n. g.
PATENTs-send for free booklet; highest
referenccr> best resiilts promptness as
sirsd, WATSON ". COLEMAN, Patent Law
ser, eci r 81. WASHINGTON -. c.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

MIDDLE aged man wants heated. furnishsd
room with pleasant Christian family: CON
veniences: name price. car line. particular rs.
O T. 2o3e Herald. Herald so.
REFINED young mother. going 20 business,
wants nice room; her bright five year boy
needs boarding accommodations also; pay
good price. Phone Billings 1000 Write A.
SNYDER, 62f West 17ist.
WANTED furnished room near Koch's; ran,
81. 1895 Herald. Harlem.
YOUNG business man desires room IN prf-
vate Christian family, east side, between
saith and Goth SITS. nrrferred. business and
personal references given; away about one
third Of time. v 2n2o Herald 2so B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

ADVERTISER would like 20 meet retired
business man with $4,000 20 $4,000, in
weston TO handle own money ms needed: only
responsible person considered: references
exchanged. II T 1888 Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

Brooklyn.
pENsONHURsT (Brooklyn) Furnished
rooms. $16-$25 monthly; unfurnished $f2-
$50; steam heat, electric light. gas for
housekeeping. healthy delightful location,
warm in winter. cold In summer: no oh
lection TO children: 80 minutes from Times
eouare; West End trains. FORT LOWRY
HOTEL, 18th st., cor. Cropsey av,s Ben
ssnhurst cbs7.
BENsoNIIURsT (Bsooklyn) : FdrnIshed
rooms. SIS to e25 monthly. unfurnfshed
ti2 TO $50; steam heat, electric light. gas
Tor housekeeping: healthy. delightful loca-
ton. warm In winter. cool In summer; chill
dren welcome; 90 minutes Times Square,
West End train. FORT LOWRY HOTEL,
18th av. cor. Crcpsey av. Ber rronhurst 25s1
BEDFORD scction-sinsie or double rooms
for rent for one or two gentlemen; refer
ences. Prospect 2sS7.
PROSPECT PL., s0f-Front room, aicove
running water, adjoining bath. shower,
gentlemen. couple: subway Nostrnnd av.
Decatur 1919.
10TH, ee5 (sth av.)--Housekeepins rooms,
heat, $50. Phone South 704S.
Len Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENs-lb minutes
from Penn. Station; room nsgt TO bath /:
New Jersey.
LARGE. light furnished room IN my gubur-
ban home. for respectable couple or two
Girls; all comforts and corvenienoss; rent
xs5 monthly: near Manhattan. DORSA, 90
Warren st Tel. Barclay 3Iei.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

MOTION picture editor and photoplaywright
wants partner In high class mali order
business; applicant must have business
ability. best credentials and at least 81, SOC
scash. X 56O Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
GREAT OPPORTUNITY

Novelties and ladies' upecfalties stdp.
ready to open for business; fresh msrcnsn-
disc: brand new fixtures: best Bay Ridge
section; has to be sold account Of sudden
inability of person who was to operate
same. Write for appointment to NERELEs'
ST6 6Oth st.. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

ACTIVE Christian associate wanted, wihh
services and 5000. for non-cempetitive
mail order business; fast growing concern .
excellent future. Phone Rector 1893 for sp-
polntment.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

ACTIVE or silent partner with five 20 ten
thousand dollars to engage In underwriting
and financial business good profits In
DcT. Eox II 80 Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-12-10

GIRL, coiored. days work or office maid:
good worker: best references. Marie
Debar. o4iq Tth av
The New York herald., 1922-12-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

sALEsMANAGERs
Responsible corporation wants general
salesmenaeers 20 open branch office. man
ago salesmen $500 20 81 900 necessary; ex-
penses 20 Baltimore allowed n you qualify
Address MANAGER, COS ~. Eutaw st., Baitl
more ND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

SFVEN ROOM house can be- bought
cheap 81 once. cali 1717 Marine St for
Information
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

EIGHT ROOM modern but furnace
Sf.JgO; small payment. monthly Wesley
Van Vain. ca aTmers Trust.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

line and good school. Large s-r house
electric lights: tel: 2 barns; plenty OF
shade and fruit. An ideal place 20
live Price for quick sale, s4.25o
Terms Call L 1881.
1914 ACRES, 81 miles from center, good
r house. barn, cOops, acres wood
$500. $500 cash
3 ACRES. 8 2 good home. out bldgs.
near car and pvd. I'd. $500. terms.
50 ACRES. good land, convenient to
South Bend market, new house. 9
rooms, large barn, windmill. silos, Z
acres timber. implements and stock.
horses, cows, hogs, ETC. and crops, all
20. IS. 200. $3.50 cash.
We have farms OF all sizes Worden
Realty Company. 23S Farmers Trust
Bldg, Main AS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

FOR sALE-NEW BUNGALOW FOUR
ROOMS AND TOILET GAS, ELEC
AND WATER. CALL LIN. 1854 FROM
ITO 4. OR Z TO s P. N. MUST SELL
AT ONCE. CASH OR TERMS.
FOR SALE 9 room house, COZ. South and
Fellows ST. Cali Lin. 500
FOR SALE
DO YOU WANT CITY PROPERTY
VACANT LOTS OR FARAISG
JOLLY HAS THEM
22j s. Main ST. Phone Lin. $500
Res. Mishawaka 2114.
FOR SALE
Queen ST., rooms. modern. IS. p00
y. -. Joe, q rooms. modern ....... IS so
+. Donald St. q rooms. modern. o.. sc. 900
+. Madison, rooms, modern. ..... $500
California Az, room, modern. 60. s.. go
j.. Calvert St. 3 rooms, modern. 81 800
=. Indiana Ave. . rooms, modern. 81. so
Edgewater Place, 7 rooms, modern.
LOUIS g. PALMER a. co
40 Union Trust Bldg Main 1469
FOR SALE-M0dern house, rooms ami
bath, In good condition; paved street
and alley. close % center Of town.
Cash or terms. Inquire az 115 r. Brou-
son St
1T Is not a question for a man 70 de
eide which he prefers 90 own i've yea 81
Tatcr-a bundle 0f rent receipts OF
cIded s. where ne wishes 20 build and
what style Of home. Any man can
purchase home in HARTER
HEIGHTS who has the desire and
determ ination 20 do 20
LOUIS g. PALMER & co
40 Union Trust Bldg Main 1862
-FOUR ROOM COTTAGE-Partly mod
ern, deal with owner. Lincoln s4GO.
SEWN ROOM house can be bought
cheap 81 once, can 1717 Marine 81. FOR
EIGHT ROOM modern but furnace
S4.J}O; small payment. monthly Wesley
Van Vain, Ga Primers Trust
10 ROOM-str5ctly modern house. fna
condition. centrally located excellent
home or paying proposition for room
err. Easy terms. Morrow Rlchards0l
Realty co n -O2l8
MODERN HOCSE-16I9 Dale Az; room
modern house and garage VIII sell on
contract or trade for farm near R0ches-
Ter. r. J. Clark AZ son, 1855 Farmers
Trust Bldg. Office Lin. 5l5L Res. L-6283
MOVE INTO your 0Vn home b MID -Octo-
Der. $3.50 down, S25 month. including
your order. See as now Phone caI
or write . r Bevler. 70 g. Lafaverre
ST. Main $3.50 open evenings
SMALL HOME. Just hnlshed New cub
division. 100 -. blvd. convenient Tor
transportation electric lights shades
etc Very reasonable for cash Apply
owner. CLARK. 5o8 Ernsberger 81
SMALL 5-ROOM COTTAGE FOR SALE
Partly modern Cash or c-edl.
- W NashlnEtoD- Lincoln $50
PORTAGE AVENUE
I-room and bath, modern square tT7e
home This ~ an exceptionally vel
built and planned house Large lot
garage and plenty OF shade and fruit.
Priced az 5000 for quick sale.
WOODWARD AVENUE
7-room new modern home has every
modern convenience. including hot and
cold soft water az all fixtures. automatic
heater. laundry tubs. fireplace and dou-
bic garage Must be seen % Re appre-
ciated. Can be shown BY appointments
only.
lincoln 511l
VOIGHT g. BRADFORD.
201-2 Citizens Bank Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
Ga Farmers Trnst Bldg.

FOX SALE rooms, all modern. oak
floors. oak finish. hot water heat. full
basement, blocks from corner OF
Mich. and Wash. SITS. Rents for $50 90.
Price $1,000. Nave Bros. Room I.
Odd Fellows Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

Help Wanted-Male 3:
BRICK YERS AT NUNER
SCHOOL. RIVER PARK AND
STUDEBAKER BLDG RATE $50
PER HOUR II. c. CHRISTIAN
co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
WILLIAM HAPP

207 Main 81. Phone Lincoln 1871
BUNGALOW
Located on Michigan S. This eK-
ceptionauy well built and planned mod
ern bungalow is Just what you hsve
been looking for Located on the prin-
cipal street II the city. all improve
ments IN and paid for. This has ali
The latest modern c0nveniences, large
squa r. basement. Garland furnace. laun-
dry facilities has solid oak floors IN
living and dining rooms fine brick IRE
place large deep porch the bedrooms
have large closets complete bath; well
arranged kitchen
This will be ready for you next week.
Price complete $500; easy terms
L-5111
vOIGT & BRADFORD
POI 2O2 Citizens Bank Bldg
FINE BUNGALOW corner Of
Woodward and Yukon Aves Lot coy
cred with trees and shrubs home has
vide porch large living room, dining
alcove. attractive and convenient kitchen
two bedrooms, one extra large. buiH-ln
garage. good basement. has DRIP ace,
buik-in bookcases, rich decorations q,
oak floors throughout Cost $500 last
year. Owner having left city viii sac
rifce at 5000 for quick sale
WILLIAM HAPP
RealtOT
2O7 6. Main 81. Phone Lincoln 1871
FOR SALE AND POSSESSION AT ONCE
New six-roOm bungalow with garage
nice large lot. located 1910 5. Seven
teenth ST. River Park Price for
quick sale, g, roo: cash or terms,
z. J. ANDERSON
Realt0r
ca Farmers TruEt Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

BETWEEN Woodward and Riverside on
Golden Av.-Large room square type
home IN first class condition In every
respect Has just been reprinted. fine
cement block garage in rear; large
front porch closed rear porch base
ment with good heating plant, large
living room, dining room. kitchen, hall
with grade entrance 70 basement sec
end floor has three large bedrooms.
ample closet space good bath. Attic
over entire house Priced right a.
50 go
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

Houses for sale.
COLONIAL GARDENS

room Hi-class. All modern. facing
Mishawaka Ave. S75Oo-S15O0 down.
room ell modern. $1,000 down
room an modern. S4lo0-s750 down.
room. All modern S43oo-S5o0 down.
4 room al modern, reasonable price and
payments
S room. practically new. all modern.
corner lot. near new school Reasonable
payments.
COLPAERT REALTY CORPORATION
Rooms L. Blackstone Bldg
Lincoln 2I52
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

DRIVERS wanted Apply ll6 E Tut s..
MACHINISTS-TWo drst class machin-
lists. Apply IN person. ID. Martin
Machine Co. al w. Indiana av.
MEN WANTED-T0 unload cars: must
be willing 20 work Call az Staples
Hildebrand Co. cor. Limerick and Col
fax Az. Ask for Mr. Cau6man.
Statesmen wanted. who can speak
Hungarian. Polish or other foreign
language; good money making propo-
siuOn; experience not necessary; can
work evenings or full time; address
Box C-S. News Times
wANTED-Everybod 20 know the Sub
way Barber shop Is open day and
night, under Inierurban station.
WANTED-One or two handy men. fam
iliar with machinery. either wood or
metal working; good chance for the
right man 70 become an excellent ma
chinist; steady work and good pay
Apply South Bend Lathe Works. E
Madison st.
WANTED-Two tool makers with ex-
perience on jigs and fixtures; steady
work married men preferred. South
Bend Lathe Works.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30
FOR SALE

New suburban home now under con
Etruction; this home viii be modern
IN every respect. Large basement IN
der entire house. First floor has large
living room with closet nj rear under
stairway with mirrOred door; dining
room and kitchen. built-tu bookcases
between living and dining rooms
kitchen with modern cOnvenieRces sec
ond floor has 3 nice bedrooms and
large bath room, large closets. This
house will he finished all 4 coats work
inside and . outside Size Of lot With
house IS 100 r. front by 4sT It. With
street on each end. Have possession
in 90 DAYS II you are looking FOR
first class suburban home ask 20 see
this one.
FRANK 7 ANDERSON. Realtor
663 Farmers Trust Bldg.
Lincoln 1858 lncoln 1850
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

A BEAUTIFUL LAWN
Is = wonderful asset when you try
10 interest someone about buying a
home Ii Is exactly the same when
you rse the classified page. The
additional expense Of white space
VIII soon be forgotten as your ad
will attract special attention. Have
your ad set IN style No. 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-30

PEACHES. PEACHES-FOR SALE, 81
BIZ. COME AND GET THEM AND
BRING BASKETS BEL RE y
SPRINGS. MICH. W NJ SHULER
The Little River news., 1922-10-14

l. R. E. Huddeston Clerk of the County and Probate Courts, within and for the County and State foresaid hereby certify that the foregoing and annexed IA pages of typewriter contain and correct list of County and Road Allowances made by the County Court of the said County and during the ending Sep tember 30th, 1922
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the official the Courts this 9th day of October 1922.
 (SEAL0 R. E. E.lHUDDLESTON,
 County and Probate Clerk ICJa River County, Ark
The Little River news., 1922-10-14
ROAD WARRANTS.

No 143. Austin Western R. M. Co.,, Payable out of IA. Austin Western R. M. Co.,, Payable out of F.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

peared his likeness, as well as large
ineyhaustible supply, it seemed, of
small cards. Mr.. Jackson stopped at
every town, store and almost every
thing else through which he passed,
did an almost unbelievable amount of
handshaking, passed out cards and
nailed up posters of himself" P.
c. Mr.. Jackson is getting a bit bald.)
Now that in itself is nothing new for
politician except that Mr.. Jackson
got the reputation of being the hardest
working candidate in the entire party
of twenty-six. Neither of his oppon-
ents, as far as could be learned, stuck
up posters on which appeared their
likeness and the people just did not
know much about them. They saw
Mr.. Jackson's picture everywhere and
not being particularly interested in
that race, remembered the picture and
the appeal for a vote. This may not
be the reason he was elected but it is
our explanation. Take it for what 1t
is worth.-Charlesto News and Cour-
Ter
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

stitution, headed by Sir Charles Wake
field former Lord Mayor of London,
sailed from Liverpool aboard the Adri-
attic on Saturday, says a special Wire
less dispatch to the New York Times.
1t will present n statue Of Edmund
Burke to the city Of Washington, n
bust Of William Pitt, earl of Chatham,
to Pittsburgh, and two busts of LORD
Bryce, one to Trinity church, New
York and the other TO the Capitol at
Washington. The cost Of the statue
and busts has been betrayed by Sir
Charles Wakefield.
= The greatest production of gasoline
in the history Of the oil industry oc-
Cured in May of this year, according
to n data compiled by the American
Petroleum Institute and submitted to
the senate committee on manufactures
which is investigating the industry
The output was 12,229,975 barrels Of
AZ gallons each. The highest previous
production was in September, 1920,
when 1O,SO6,G03 barrels were produced.
In spite Of the unprecedented produc-
tion, however the amount of gasoline
available in refinery storage on May 1
of this year was said to be only 50
gallons for each of the 10,500,000 au-
tomobiles registered on January l, as
against an average OF 81 gallons for
each CT the automobiles registered for
the years 1918 and 1921.
- The body of the late Dr.. Thomas
! Adds Emmett, noted surgeon and q
granddaughter OF Robert Emmett, Irish
patriot, who died in March, 1919, was
taken aboard the steamship Baltic last
! Saturday morning in New York to be
, conveyed to Glasnevin Catholic ceme-
terry in Dublin, where it will be buried
beside the bodies of Michael CoililT,
Robert Emmett ard oil'cr Irish pa
tiots G.. W. Harper Of 1lj Broadway
lew York, Will accompany the hodT
! 20 Dublin and take care OF the rcia:er-
mcat. In his viii DR.. Emmett pro-
viGed that his body should be placed
in lis vault at W'ite Plains until his
! executor was able to arrange for d
suitable burial place in Glasnevin
cemetery. Mr.. Harper's effort 10 car
! ~ out the wishes was opposed by the
British government for almost four
years, because of "the unstable con-
! Gitions in Ireland"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

coholic substitute for beer could be
found, spent large sums of money hir
ing the best chemists to discover the
formula for such fluid; but every bev-
eragc they concocted sooner or later
developed alcohol by fermentation.
Meanwhile the "salon" had become
. mecca for visitors from all over the
Globe. who came to see the refresh
ment parlor conducted under such
strange auspices by famous man Of
the church. Finally, his theory vindi-
Gated, the bishop sold out the enter
prise.
Samuel Fallows was that curious
complex, soldier, n divine, and an
author. With equal spirit he could
exhort his parishioners to duty or
lead a regiment In battle; and equally
he could summon an all conquering
passion for that most pedantic of
tasks, the editing of a dictionary en-
cycloredia.
He was tall. straight and spare of
body, his face was ruddy with the col
or Of vigorous life, and he had a splen-
did crop of silver hair, fascinating
deep blue eyes, and hands sinewy and
extremely expressive in gesture.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08
SHORT NEWS STORIES.
Paragraphs Gathered Here, There and
Everywhere.

The board of education of New
York city last Thursday adopted
budget of sos 5,OO7, 1850 for 1923. y
request for S105,O0O additional t. in
crease salaries of the administrative
and clerical staff, to create the posi-
ton of assistant secretary to the board
when not in session, so members may
be informed as to school activities
was also adopted.
- Foreign insurance companies dong
business in Chicago, says special
dispatch TO the New York Times, VIII
be called upon to pay into the munici-
pal treasury approximately $12,O9O0.9'
according TO figures compile. by fiscal
ex1elrs. IT,is fe,iow% Il d2c. ion O..
tire Supreme court uphoidin: the con-
tentions OF the city that foreign !n5ur-
an"e companies must pay taxes On
their net re- ce:pts in the state of HI
ro:s. Tie insurance companies affect
ed by the decision are fire. marine and
inland navigating concerns. There are
Approximately 430 foreign companies
doing business in Chicago and they are
represented in practically every other
city ana town in the state.
= 4 delegation from the Sulgrave in
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08
BISHOP FALLOWS DEAD.
Was Head of tho Reformed Episcopal
Church.

Was Head Of tho Reformed Episcopal
Church.
Bishop Samuel Fallows, head of the
Reformed Episcopal church, died in
Chicago at 4:3O o'clock Tuesday morn
ing.
Bishop Samuel Fallows was man
of boundless energy Not only did he
daily carry on the manifold duties of
his parish-preaching christening,
marrying, burying, visiting the sick
and needy-but he found time to
write and eIIit almost a score Of books
end countless a. t.cles, to- address reg
ularly many patriotic bodies, serve as
the supreme head of his church, the
Reformed Episcopal, in the North
American continent; function on many
committees, hold numerous trustee
ships, propagandize actively at Wash
ington when that was needed-and to
walk no less than two miles each day
of the year for exercise.
A curious instance of Bishop Fal-
lows penchant for discovering the
truth pragmatically was his establish
ment in 1907 of "a home salon" rs he
called 1t in Chicago devoted to the SELL
ing of temperance drinks. To prove
that soft drinks could be sold profita-
bly, and to the very men who frequent
ed saloons, the bishop put in coffee,
chocolate, grape juice and the like;
he allowed smoking. For two years
the place did q profitable business.
The bishop, convinced that non-al-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

~ 70 Edward J. Brundage Chet IN
g Chaser and Assistant AtorneyGenera c. W. hluae.
kauf who of the Hrrn massacre %neIe
killed conducting investigation
General Brundage threatened ana ne mas peeh
keep out Williamson county ,,. +lo+ the
The Grand Jury has returned an Indictment charging 'a
indicted fired the shot which killed Supt o. H. McDoWe.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08
Friday, September 8, 1922.

- Members of the Italian Chamber
of Deputies will not be permitted to
carry their guns, during sessions, but
must deposit them outside in lockers,
specially designed for the purpose, in
the cloak room The new ruling grew
out of the threat of a Fascista deputy
to draw Ms revolver against Com
munist deputy,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

GS' Seventy-two per cent. of the
earners of in come in America receive
less than s1,500 yea. Fourteen per
cent. more earn less tI.an $4,000.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-09-08

~" Every Sunday newspaper in Lon
don in owned by peer.