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The Keota news., 1922-07-07
Go to Europe to-
Study Livestock

tsles and What they have lsfS q tlle
In Prise moosJ.
wssr0a Rico II ssvsosseo ysoss Cd.
JooeoA Otsctin y ofIsss and OeoeOo
Woesslow cones night bsswsse uisA tho
hasdy ass os saxsssn- Thsy sss sil
fafm boys. RAISED % Csea csooay
farms. and ths dairy ealS. ~ boby
besf. shs saabo,ias la0b sa1 ~
sQueallAg porter nay b saj0 - have
bsse Q pess a The stDesphses q tAses
early sovtsua@sat.
Is vas aggseUliusol club vesk. GO.
1oeeed b. The Caivessaiy q nasysss6
sxssnosoa service In co-opesat5oo WITH
shs Uoised States pspsssmses Il As1S.
culture. howsves. that osSs sauehe shs
Maryland boys TO sxsracs the oeesssoos
ssesvss from sapeodeesivs ssl0aiaL
They soou discovered that oooe ee
tAsif bsss fvssods snoog The tas1yaf6
eS1bs were 0eeeay The eec1ooooss a
charity instead of faithfsl seevsssA
- they had suppossd
When the safe euosess vao hss4 -
oepse0bee. each u he three CoG1l
eoonty hoys veof Asos VIII eaAA
evards q from olS - - aa1 0oso
bssd buli calf. u a6datSoo 10 Q jevtAO
cup offered - Q team ps1sa
Following their sxpsssenes h Match
ios wits with other fAfm boys tAs three
youns Msryisndsss were peaisAed ~
and oeot to The Natiooal Dairy sAow at
81 Paul In October to fspeaseet tAeaf
ssats In the juaioe dairy cattle judging
contest. Hen. In the duse Of The jedg.
ing sinss. they met boys from ail parts
Of the United States sod cane a~ay
with afvh place.
From 81. Paul the team weot. h easy
stages. to Atlanta. picking up alooG The
way interesting bits Of infoFDatioo
that came In handy on October 20.
when the Marylandefs again went into
action against u other state tsa0a
In this contest the boys were re-
qu,rpd to pass judgment on dairy cat.
tie. beef cattle. hogs and sheep and
to give oral reasons for their se,ec.
lions They did Il % well that the
Judges handed them 3ll6 10 cash
awards and pinned to them the big
prize Of trip to Europe which was
offered BY the Southeastern Fair asoo-
citation.
Now they are In En&iand. with six
weeks Of travel before them. The prize
they won includes the expenses Of
County Agent Snar. who trained
them; r. q. jenkins. state boys club
agent for Maryland. and G. 1. Cham.
bers Of the United States Department
Of Agriculture. who are the other mem
bers Of the party.
The Keota news., 1922-07-07
With Latest Additions United
States is Stin $500 Officers
Behind Treaty Strength.
>NP$ ARE NOW UNDERMINED
veUn0 AnNaosiis osodvssss viii As.
sssasiiy tssie Destroyer Fsess-
As~y Destroyer New VIII
~ 0,Nois oAAsss Aheard.

WasAinstoa.-Tbs grsdustioa OF the
eiaao oe l02 oe the Naval academy ss-
usvss . very trying salusiioa relative
10 our o0ess psesoaosi auestioa. Last
ysas there wsss approximately 1900
s0eosA tecavdlnx essssSs o&acsss %
sesivs 1uly. But the assl Of this year
brought chest the return of the reserve
o0coes to Inactive ssstuA ~ this
a9sessd eloss 10 500 osscsss. our sssv.
Ice ~ 10 the lips Of tho graduates
csesAsesd of asiy 700 regular
a. The saas time The British navy
hA1 ia active service about l:.u0 on
cses. and the japanese moev than
A0oo. Thse. nxusss are very impor.
saas. We ssv supposed 10 b. - per
cent more powerful than japan. yrs
vs have l.0W les than their compile
0ses oe osscssH We we're supposed
70 b sQusl TO Great Britain. JET ws
lacked aOD usbeesx oe vhsis total.
otoes that line The Bs,gish oesees
pseSoonsl has BEN reduced 10 sp.
psuzi0assiy S.20O Of all ssnka But
selll. a 70 to b. sesa. ws are l.sDD Oh.
esn bsAisd cur parity assioa. Dc.
spite the grsdsstioa oe 100 new and
inexperienced bot well osouuded On.
sasnA Our otDcss strength relative to
Jspan. based On the S8-S ratio ssssb-
iisAsd ~ The ssmsmsos cuafsesoes.
sAosld b. 1880 fos America TO 5000
sor japan.
Add %. u 10 sppss0as that In aplle
Of our material strength ~e sse ssill
a.OO otacsss behind our tsvssy
sssvogth.
ois1 . Oct Nsw osMesrA
The navy v sssy sia1 10 SET these
esw oGDcssS- xineV the reserves have
rveusued to inactive service re have
he'd Q hard time mainssinins sven 90
Dse cent oe the navy which ne retain
uedse iAe vas1oos tssatiss. 80 sooo
- their fen usooths Of leave 10 up
tAses yoeng men wili 60 10 their -.
aGned stations. % the bAttieships. the
sunboats. the esssroysss snd The shors
stations.
For some time we have been forced
to msintain destroyess In reserve
eommissioo with but Q single otacss
aboard Not only this. but some
The Keota news., 1922-07-07
asill RMn.

oeill poof.
II undesstsed you've heen iry'ss
your luck In Walt strves."
yea svpiisd Nr. puhwsiiA
thoushtfuliy.
-tlow did you come outf
II discovered shat my luck hasn't
changed any siacs used TO set licked
for Whist other boys did In school"
The Keota news., 1922-07-07
oUb1vsoO . Parent

daughter. yos have bsse running
around with yoeas rtipsna tor wsseA
bot 3ou hstsa't inssoduc~d hias To ne
yss.-
Father. 700 aud Augustus couldn't
have snythiag In roumoa-~
II vengusvd To hope that ws had
mutssi iatesvsa II yos. bot lei HIN
euattaae 10 rsssFd me- ~ . stranger.
rm Q little bshlud the tim~s. fsss.-
The Keota news., 1922-07-07
rhsy esisst ~ Dill.

Nsa Ne~sich - (eesusninS fFun
soas)-we went sery swiftly oil The
way.
Csilee-Bul travelling In . fast suio.
how could yoa sss soy Idea "t the
countryf
Mia Hswrtch-Oh. bought . ,os
Of picture posssi cards every p,scs ws
stopped ss.
The Keota news., 1922-07-07
A ooo1 TWs-

Maud doa'g know whsthsS Coss'
s~y svaily loves me oe Dot.
Her HeushSe-what did yoo S1se
Aim sos . birthday psvsSel the oshss
osys
Nsud-A boz OF etSasA
Her bsushss-Dsd hs smoke slssmf
Msud-fss.
Her brushse-Thsa you snsy b sure
~ loves you-
The Keota news., 1922-07-07
The Tyre.

The Tyre.
"A little learning 10 . dangerous thing"
As proof. pray take the case
OF some sweet maid when drst she teeSos
To decorate her face.
The Keota news., 1922-07-07
MUS Inherit u

eevSe inherit 70.
There goes q man who has juN
paid q fortune for q single postaSs
stamp"
'1t's q mystery to me-"
"A mysteryr'
"Yes-how . person who IL capable
Of doing n thing like that accuIuutat0
the money tn do it with
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
REPLIES 81 o. oIsTEsoh %.
rs Sunhurg am: Dct 192;

Sunhur 922.s
Dear tor illmar ribune::
By. was, somewhat / amused reading ~
the last issue. of the ribune . letter
signed zby j. Otteson, ofZ Star
5bqck Pope Count II lNaturall very.
few of the readers &c the Tribunei
know Nj. Otteson. 8 feel that IsknoWs
him quite int ina ely: For couple.
seasons So. oua hoy hood days, be and
q sboarded< and reomed ogether while
natte4 ding high chools at GlenWo od=and2
we have met and known one another
ever since. never like such a thing
as indulgence ins person. lities, neither
uncl eanness lin poll tics. must treat
very lightly = good deal contained IA
his letter but I do much resent and
object $50 to few of his
statements. It occurs to me that one
statement Isl quite adroitly presented
and many reade may infer from st
that it is applicable to me in which
he says: .'yVe want to rem'ember that
he has in every case been indorsed by
Big biz and that he has had to prom
Use them: TO be q faithful servant to
them be fore he ever got their endorse
ment. The promises he makes mean
nothing They are made just 20 get
your *Vot es. ''.1 AS to this so far as an
answer lis concerned, T will leave, to
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

The voters 3 dlstric1s rec
E5ogniza asSgenera,llll aeiill formed, fair
and honest. His ntinat ions That the
dairy show bel q Kerk hoYenZ;wasa
boost to Gov.re thecsuse re- was
invited to speak there, non-p Official.
IS sreally an insult hefpeople @of the.
village of Kerkho Yens and the farmers
Of that section who gave sstheir NOR
a Land active support aiming #noth.:
ing but to enth useSand. en- courage dairy
ing IN their commu He alsossay
iSs''I also @see.by his cam Ign card sent,
me that he 3 IS IN ffayor5. OF the old con:
Vention. system. ,'sI presume. he means
the Nomina ting Conyent lions 8 In
this campaign, aI have quite generally
|5circulated cam pal en- cards on which
is printe Oppose |. Is repeal of our
primary election 81 q Sc viii ch Of
course, proves the falsity ofs his. state
ment. Eyid ently Otteson has
written the letter with view to $in-
jure my andidacy, but 4 think sI.feel
the ineffective ess of II ia this res
}pect.
A.. = nynR UD,
SIS 5.:s Sunburg MINI. 1
l. CSEE
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
DIZZINESS J! z Is ANNOY
Il. {. ING
As Many Willmar People Know Too
= ,r*> FL Well 44# 81. s:sss -5 sis

3s ,. 49, - - ~ =
When the kidneys are weak OF. dis
ordering, they fall behind, in filtering
the blood of poisons. AS these poi
sons attack the nerves. the result is
felt in spells of vertigo, just as drunk
enness will make man dizzy from
the poisoning of alcohol. Dizziness,
headache, backache and Sirregular ity
Of the kidney secret ions are all signs
Of weak or disordered kidneys and
should not be negl ected Use Doan's
Kidney Pills, the home endorsed kid
ney remedy. Read this Willmar resi-
dents statement :s
Mrs. n. AZ Jensen, 90 Sixth ST, p,
says: bout three years ago i was
afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble II was caused annoyanceSb by
the irregularity Of my kidneys and !
was suffering from assgeneTa1@ break.
down. was very nervous and now
and then would have n dull pain
across my kidney would also Be
quite dizzy. doctored for time,
but seeing Doan's D Kidney 30 highly
advertised, led me to send TO Carlson
Bros. Drug Store for some The use
Sof5 three boxes cured me-. B. II haveaeV-
cry comic fence. Doan,s Kidney PILLS
and have often Observation-Disclosures
ss 60c al al dealers. oster'A 6ilburn
Co., Bun j lN
~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
Oct. Iose1h son resent
emplo yed II II e Lake


Oct Joseehzl son lea present
E2employ Otis lvorsonz Lake
Andrew
der 81, !, n hos has charge
,of2 lis store az Como Beach Lake
Andrew closed1 the season last:
;sunda and bis home at5 So:
Paul. 81
|a Caroline Lundg renzmoye her. house
hold good IS Lond lon last week
where be- intend Is ma keller future
home with her son N elYin who re-
sides az that us U.s.
81 Martin I,undg ren has rented out his
farm to z1ngYa1tll. Elm tad 3 for the COM
ing season and they:st ook charge Of
the same some time ago
Adolph Ugh sta So, and! IRIS.
Sam Larson. rom Irving called at the
P. Fl. Olson. home 4 week ago. Sunday.
The. E SON young folks took
Fin the Bible conference which was held
at the Swedish Mission church in Will
mar week ago Sunday.
SIS Miss Winnie IA llberg and Clarence
Johnson from Jew. Londo on called at
the p. q. Olson home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Solver Olson arrived recently
from Clinton for q visit with her folks
here. 81: 81 .s
& Axel Dahlberg and VIM. Highstrom
made atrip TO Irving, recently S
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
a. GlA.N'lD ! }. ).
Candidate for Reelection for
STATE SENATOR

i. In the course of my legislative ser
vice, have supported such things as
the increase in the railroad gross earn
ings tax, the creation of the Board of
Control, the first primary election law
placed upon our statute books, mater
ial reduction in freight rates which
remained operative until Federal rail-
way control in the war, on three &C.
casions tonnage tax on iron, ore and
other constructive measures Of inter-
est to the people, including fair legis-
lation to labor. Last session, / OPP
posed such measures as the so-called
Street Railway Bill and the State Pc
lice Bill. My attitude and relation
ship to agricultural Legislation is an
open book. No organization, political
or otherwise, has a monopoly of solicit
tude for the interests Of the farmers,
labor or any other class composing our
common, average citizenship. AL have
groups who stand for the welfare Of
all the people, Conversely, parties
have groups whose economic interests
are opposed to the best interests Of
agriculture. Therefore, it is we'll that
all those who represent agricul tural
interests within the various organiza-
tons, political or otherwise, to coop:
crate in advancing agricultural mea-
sures for only thru such cooperation
can sane, helpful and really con
structive agricultural program be res
allied. Taxation is a vital problem to
the general tax paying public today.
There is no direct state tax levy this
year, neither will there be next year.
Why? Because the III tate Revenue
Fund receipts for;the 1922 fiscal year
is SIC, 742,79S:36 on. account Of taxes
on corporations, public utilities, state
department fees, etc. These receipts
take caresof the running Of our state
government and the maintenance 81
our various state stitutions The
direct taxes we pay are for county,
municipal, and other, local subdiyis,
lional leYies, chiefly controlle by the
localitie elves. The. positions#l
have won. "a the legislature on i'm:
lportant committees ana the knowledge
fI have gained IN legislative worksare
due 10 your kim nessS and are at#yo 1iull
command. Vote for both constitutions
I 81 amendments 81 and ..
55II(Prepared= and ublished BY the can:
4 dMate, Sunburg n inn, iin his oWn.be
EIhaIf for VIII ichs 81 .Df) siRS rs Ia IA an
l1andr,suutd..s
u 1s::a5NoY1
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
(Paid Advertisement tA Authorized by
candidate forswhich $3.50 is to- be pd.)

To the Voters Of Kahdi yohi County: !.
Having received the nomination for
the post ion: of Register Of Deeds at
the June Primary ,sI take .these.;me
of respectful1y Letting your support
at the coming general election. ..s z
Am not q political party man; but
being a mem ber:ofs the tailoring class
| favor the issues which stand for
their welfare. s= IF '.s| Il.
If elected shall put forth every Of
fort and energy in conducting the: du-
ties of thesoflice zin ! efacient and
economic 1l1ll'; a manner as my abilityswill
allow. . :s2s i, =. L; & 5. Nh
Your vote on: November 18th will be
appreciated most heartily. s, .z: ss
r.. ;s s* Respectfully yours, sss*
~, .:y 5 Si Ss5s.ss OTTO TR JJI.SON.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
! y / ! ! TOR J!
ReteEsolI tn lenel Company III
slllly Fin LIN Iiard
III lew, Bull an -

..z Part the ilding used by the.
Peterson Imp cement company .iss be-
ing rebuilt and vii ezused Tor . hard
ware Va 3 esstore. 1A basement has been dug
su ll erthe|W hole new part of the build
ING. ew plate #glass front has been
installed I'M with the entrance on the
LETT side facing mort b. The front Of
the new add ition.i IS built brick (. The
interior work ! is being done By the
Porting Bros. The building Will be
read for occup icy in the near fu-
5ture: A5 full line Of hardware will be
carried. SIS
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
RED CROSS DRIVE 4.
1922 Drive Will Begin On ARMS.
tice Day. ii Kandiyohii
! 3 :::.=..i.sz County sz5. ....@s 81

-
The annual Red Cross Roll Call or
drive will be launched this year on
November 18th, or Armistice Day.
Pans are now being made for this
drive, furthef particulars of which will
be announced later. Chairmen for the
various townships in the county, the
villages and the city of Willmar will
doubtless be appointed and announced
at a later date .. ! H. . ss ~ i
:.ss The Red Cross appeal for funds
|. Wherewith to continue its work OF
mercy is as strong il not stronger this
year than ever before. The Red Cross
lis an institution which has become a
part OF our community life and is. q
steady worker and servant among the
homes of our citizens. s.- ss S.~z # "s3=.s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
:LosT FINGER I'm SHREDDER

Andrew Pearson, working on the
Henry Mortenson farm in Cosmos,
where he: has been employed for the
past years, was the victim of a
painful accident Saturday evening.
His left hand was caught in a shred
der while the machinery was in mo
ton the first and third fingers we're
taken OF and the other fingers and
thumb were badly liberated. Dr. "A.
W Robertson; dressed q the wound =:
Meeker County News. q 81 r>>@:.s =:3$
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
Ohm B OI)lJM
/,

wish. IS thank theYo terssfor their
interest ii III lb1elhal Ind pledge,
81 seIected 1orts living
trationsof theo I,Ss5zSs:
(Frapated pdunn, Will.
mi hisI 4 s. 3 ehsdt
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

Sunday scho 81 s 0sa.a "a.
Service IS 4 8
ZION ~ THERAnl 81. SIS
Rev !. { Lund e, pastor
Sunday school and Bible class at
10 a.. M. 5H
SssE Eng ish services at 8 3. M. by Rev:
Simon p. Hanson. |ss*..
three days meeting of the South
ern Minnesota District Of the NorWe-
CLAN Lutheran church will BE held at
the Zion church beginning Tuesday,
Oct. 81, and continuing w ednesdays
and Thursday, Nov. and 2. Several
visiting ministers will be present. s.s ss
X b: x
SWEDISH ~ 1s;1 I. LUTHERAN |EiE' 81
Rev. a: F. Almer; pastor
Sunday school alto a. m.
Harvest Festival will be held in the
church basement, Friday evening Oct
ober 9th. z1: 5s. :s. =... go.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
SPICER ON CIR Eel u

fsa Oct. ]. and hrs Carl Olspnsois
Eagle Bend autoed ERE Sunday for
visit with heir daug hter, s: Gust
iHamnes and fanil
81 I. and M Is. s.Arne Larson and au-
.sghter and MI. and N Hans Hagen
OF NeW II london were guests ofs nc 4
and MRS r. Buro Sunday
OBJ. Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Carlson and
:daughte lSSof Litchti field were guests
at the N. Boreen home Sunda
H. w Horne returned home Satur15
day from RenvilIe Where#he spent sew
eral days with his son-in-law and #dau-
ghter, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Hanson.
Jack Houston moved the latter part
of the. week into the room in the Ron
ming residence b. us 95s =.9s5
4 Mr.. and Mrs. " ctor Anderson and
children and Mrs. Axels Nelson autoed
here Sunday from Litchfield for a VISIT
with relatives. Mrs. Nelson remained
at home here after spending several
weeks with the And erson family at
Litchfield 81 I IS :sss III I. . 5
~, "A lire Ol OIiSlu:$W dS SuISCOx-s
cred at the Conrad Monson home last
Friday morning in their summer kit
chen located a short. distance from
their residence. The fire did some
damage to the roof. They were for
tunate. enough to check it in time to
save the residence. t$ !fl5=: 81
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Sorenson left
the latter part of the week for Mime
apolis for a several days visit. y
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. O.. Hillman and dau-
ghter Frances returned Saturday ev-
ening from an auto trip to North Da-
kota, Canada and various places in the
northern part of the state. They left
Tuesday morning for visit with their
friends in Iowa. .,... 81
Alfred Swenson and Henry Monsoon
returned the latter part of the week
from an auto trip to the northern part
of the state. b%. M: j; ~ ~
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25
Harvest Festival October 9th

Harvest Festival october527th
The annual harvest festival of the
Swedish Lutheran church will be held
at the church basement on Friday ev-
ening, Oct. q. = A supper will be ser;
we'd in cafeteria style, beginning at
$3.50 p. m. The menu will consist Of
mashed potatoes, chicken pie. cab
bage salad, cranberry jam, graham
bread, biscuits, pie, cake and coffee.
Price Csc and zoe. AT o'clock there
will be an auction sale of fancy arti-
cles and vegetables. All are cordially
invited to attend. 4. ~. - ~ :: ::
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
(PAID ADVERTISEMENTS Au thorized
by candidate, Willnlar. Mimi. 1910 to
be paid each insertion) ~ 5%s; ~ 81 .:.:k
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-10-25

Lid Wants To See YOU
The New York herald., 1922-08-11

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
beatrice V. Retiero, plaintiff. against
Antonio j. Botioso, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for dissolution os marriage.
To Antonio J. Bctlero, defendant: Take
notice that n verified petition has been
presented to this court by your wife, Bea-
trice ". Betiero. stating that you have
absented yourself for more than five years
now last past. without being known 20 her
10 be living during that time, and that
diigent search has beer made 10 dis
cover evidence showing that you are living,
and that no such evidence has been
found. and asking for a dissolution OF
the marriage between your wife and
yourself. and that hearing upon said
petition will be held at 1000 A. NJ. on the
I'd day OF October. 1922, at Special Term,
Part III, of this court. at the County Court
House. in the Borough of Manhattan, City
Of New York. Dated New ORR. July 10Th,
1922. GEO. L. ROBINSON. Attorney for
Petitioner. Office and p. o. address. No.
l4T Nassau ST., Borough OF Manhattan.
City of New York.
To Antonio j. Betiero, defendant: The
foregoing notice Is served upon you by
publication, pursuant to an order Of Hon.
Robert McC. Marsh, q Justice OF the SUI
preme Court of the State of New York.
dated the I'D OF June, 1922. and filed with
the petition In the office of the Clerk OF
New York County on the 10th day OF July,
1929. GEO. l.. ROBINSON, Attorney for
Petitioner. Office and p. o. address. No.
lat Nassau st.. Borough Of Manhattan.
City OF New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

-.
No. as.
BAHAMA IsLANDs--IN THE SUPREME
COURT, Common Law Side. between Will
iaSn y. North, Plaintiff. and Ellis Hamilton
Burnside, Defendant.
To tho above-named Defendant. Ellis Ham
ilton Burnside:
Take notice that this action was on tho
srd day OF August. 1927. cSmmeneso ss. asaihs, :,
Summons claims:
The Plaintiff claim 10 against the De-
fendant as maker Of Promissory Note
for fi03f.0 dated tho oath day OF March.
1922. payable one month after date to the
order of w. b. North and at the Royal
Bank OF Canada Nassau N. p. tBahama
IsIands).
Particulars:
Interest st's So from Aprii a7,h. 1922.
to July 9th. 1922. 10 3. o
f1o46 Q. 0
The Plaintiff further claims f514.2.1o for
the price OF goods sold and delivered.
Particulars:
1921
December 2etll-To balance DUE. f514. 2.fo
Total amount due. 1880 II 10
AND take notice that the Court has by
Order dated the 3rd day of August. 1922,
authorised service of the said Writ OF sum
in three successive issues Of two leading
newspapers OF the City OF New York and In
The Nassau Guardian" In the CITY OF
Nassau.
And further take notice that you arc re-
quired within 2s days after the first In
sertion Of this advertisement IN New York.
inclusive OF the day of such insertion to
cause an appearance to be entered for you
at The Registry OF this Horourable Court
at the Law Courts in the City Of Nassau in
the Island of New Providence one of the
Bahama Islands and that in default of your
so doing the Plaintiff may proceed with this
Action and Judgment may be given against
you In your absence.
r. X. DiTNCOMBE.
Acting Registrar.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CLIENTS waiting, listings requested on all
kinds OF property below 14th St. quick
action. BEDEIL. 90 West Broadway.
HAVE buyer for story walkup apartment.
20 families, West Side. having 80 II. 'front.'
age: give price acceptable to him; send par
ticulars. BRONX LAND-MORTGAGE AND
REAL ESTATE CO.. sos East 175th st.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11

YOUNG MAN wanted by Custom House
broker who can operate typewriter, take
documents 70 Custom House. &c. and assist
generally. state references, experience. and
salary expected. y 1868 Herald, $50 B'way
YOUNG man, preferably medical student.
good talker, demonstrate IN windows ever
ings. good commission Box -, Station T.
YOUNG man 20 assist bookkeeper. in Ho-
boken manufacturing concern: resident Of
Jersey preferred. w 5ii Herald
The New York herald., 1922-08-11

Your situdfion wanted Al ~ The
Want Ad. section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should pHt Yon ~ touch toith
Just tho sort OF people toith tohom you
wopid lske 10 connoct Trt one. Toie-
phone Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
PUBLIC NOTICES.

HEREBY state ] am not responsible for
debts of Charles Desreau after taking over
business. ALBERT GOLDSTONE.
PAE-Do not seek to change your plans but
want ten minutes talk with you to relieve
terrible anxiety. c, II. l.. l..
The New York herald., 1922-08-11
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET.

FACTORY for Sale--Two story and base
ment, stone building, all light, with power
and garage, $500. easy terms. +. KOisP-
PlTUS. 287 New York ay,. Jamaica. To-.
jamaica 0s6J.
WILLIAM u. MERRALr..
MORTGAGES. CANADIAN PAc. BLDG.