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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-11-09

law which the courts will hold invalid.
Voters should vote "No" on the
question of the adoption of the initial
ed Grain Grading Law.
JOINT CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
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DAIRY COW EA
.... GREAT MACHINE

The Dairy Cow is a wonderful ma
chine, delicate mechanism by which
alfalfa, ensilage, grain and other
coarse products raised on the farm
are manufactured into milk and but
terfat, said Max Morgan; dairy ex-
tension worker at the North Dakota
Agricultural college, today at the col
| lege, in speaking of the dairy cow as
specialized animal which should not
be interbred with other types of cat
tie. .. ,5..;
"The dairy COW is a high-powered
specialized machine which has taken
centuries to develop" he says. 1t is
due to this long period .of develop
ment that the dairy cows of today
have become such splendidly efficient
machines for use in transferring the
farm feed crop into money-bringing
butterfat."
The difference between. the dairy
cow and the beef COW is vast. Each
has been developed for hundreds of
years to produce opposite products.
Yet it often happens that beef sire
is bred to a dairy COW to produce
calves which will have both milk and
beef value. This, in the opinion of
the good breeder, is entirely wrong,
as the milk or beef value of the diff
ferent breeds has been so long devel-
oped in the different kinds of cattle
that any attempt to mix the two types
of cattle will seldom bring good re-
suits. At least it is quite certain to
bring no good milking results. It is
highly desirable that a farmer wish
ing to change from beef to dairy cat
tie sell his old stock and buy dairy
cattle and not attempt to change his
beef breed to dairy by successive in
terbreeding.
1T is because men and women are
showing an interest in the ability of
the dairy COW as a. transformer of
coarse feeds into a highly specialized
product which leads us to believe a
third school of breeders is slowly de-
veloping. 1t is composed of substan-
tial, clear-thinking men who realize
that great lasting achievement in
breeding livestock does not come in a
I few days or years and that it cannot
be attained by cutting corners or by
chasing fads and fancies."
| Doran, Holland, Nov. 6-The ex-
Kaiser just after he was married left
roran for the first time in many
months without his bride. Wilhelm
motored toJthe station with his sister,
|in-law who is returning to Germany.
/ Back at the Doran house he greeted
his bride warmly and the couple was
rosy checked and seemed to be happy
l They walked around the grounds Of
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-12

Swans Orchestra Steamer East St.
Louis, August 22ud.
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give you ngde seat for &c., children &c. See Dempsey training Car
100000 fight FANS round by wuud the Knockout punch
IN1E THEATER, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Au!
PHILLIPS ENTERTAINERS
MAKE HIT AT MILLERSBURG.

With a future before 1t that might
even eclipse the most noted of dance
orchestras as Wright, of Columbus,
and Smith, of Lexington, is q local
musical organization for dancing
known as Phillips Southern Synco-
pators, headed by Donald Phillips a
piano player who after a career with a
famous orchestra in northern Ohio
came to this city to help Andersons
Harmony Hounds, later taking charge
himself.
The first foreign engagement of the
new orchestra was dance at Millers-
burg last night when representatives
who attended from all the nearby Blue
Grass town fairly went wild over their
music and two engagements at Paris
and one at Owensville were made say
ing they far surpassed the great
Smith. Phillips plays regularly at the
Edgefield Country Club.
Friday nights dance at Millersburg
was promoted by Church Matthews of
this city.
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JUDGE COCHRAN GIVES
STRIKERS JAIL SENTENCES

Louisville, Ky, Aug. II. - Federal
Judge A. Nj. J. Cochran sentenced Ben
Waters and James Burnett to three
months in the Jefferson county Jail
late yesterday afternoon after the jury
in the case returned verdict finding
the men guilty of violation of an in
junction granted TO the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad Company.
George L. Burton, attorney for the
defendants, announced Immediately
that he would appeal the case to the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Pending the appeal, the men were re-
leased on $500 bond each. Trials OF
other L. & n. strikers charged with
violation of the injunction will be held
August %.
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FOUR FLOODED HORSES
SOLD BY COL, AN

Colonel Langhorn Tabb Anderson,
of Point Au View Stock Farm, has just
sold to Mr.. Paul Cleland, prominent
broker and cross country rider, four
fine blooded horses at fancy prices.
Two of these horses are hunters, one
five gated saddle gelding and one a
three-gaited show mare. The animals
will be shipped next week to Mr.. Clel-
and's stables at Cleveland.
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GRIFFITH DEAD.

Arthur Griffith, first president Of
the Dali Eirean cabinet under the
Irish peace terms with Great Britain
died in London Friday evening Grit
fifth was one of the signatories by
which the Irish Free State was estab-
lished and one of the brainiest men of
ireland.
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DANCE AT CLUB.

Edgefield Country Club Saturday eve
ming. Music will be by the Harmony
Hounds and members of the club will
be permitted to invite one guest. These
clug dances are proving verp popular.
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HUMPHREY-HESLER.

Mr.. Charles Hesler, aged n. and
Miss Mary Humphrey, aged II, both of
the county. were married here Satur-
day afternoon by County Judge Fl. p.
Purnell.
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POE.HISSON.

Mr.. John C. Hinson. aged q, and
Miss Viola Poe, aged IS, both of Dry
Ridge, Robertson county, we're mar
ried here Saturday afternoon by
Squire Fred Dresel.
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Golden Text - The righteous cry
and the Lord heareth and delivereth
them out of all their troubles" - Pisa.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-08-12

Miro, Fannie Stallcup, Of Forest ave-
nue., Is visiting friends In Cincinnati.
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Free dancing August 22nd. Steamer
East st. Louis.
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Carpenter in action,
JURY FINDS AUTO
DRIVER NOT Guilty.

Mr.. o. II. Case, was tried before a
jury In Squire Baucr's court Saturday
afternoon on n charge OF reckless auto
driving on the public highway. The
jury found him not guilty.
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Ride the Steamer East st. Louis
Tuesday night August 22nd.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into or the 26th day of December, 1918.
by and between JOHN wANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and JOHN WARD. l will sell on tho
gath day of July. 1922, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon. in the piano department OF
John Wanamaker. In the City. County and
State of New York, one style stained ma
hogany player piano and bench. as provided
by Sections e5 and &C of the Personal Prop
erty Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING, Auctioneer.
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Connecticut.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED, to rent. thoroughly modern or
rooms, unfurnished. suburban house.
garage; New Jersey. along Lackawanna,
within so minutes Hudson Terminal. Orange
741oM
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TOOL ste,i irrdencr. man for hardening
and r..npey3 " Of tools With knowledge Of
pvrmncrers preferred. write box ~. Zii9
TYhYd av.
TRAVELLING; salesman wanted. TO handle
attractive line of luggage cn commission
basic: Eood chance for riElt man. Console
dated Trunk fsaa Co. Petersburg. Va.
NAIfYr. wanted. head valet. with refer
ences from preninent family: clean cut,
tall Intelligent. for an cNciussve club 70
miles from New York: good prcsscr; $40
per month. RON and board. wr4te -
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET

FACTORY, Long Island City. one and two
story frame buildings on about 10 lots:
3 boilers in first class condition, pulleys.
ehafting. pumps and tanks. Box A22, Her
aid, Herald so.
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Long Island.


EESTLES.
on Lake Canaan. opposite Camp Paradise:
swimming, fishing. dancing farm: wonderful
meals; Christians only. SIS week. Mrs
JOHN NESTLE. Box 4Gs. Patchogue. l. L
Phone 3if-w. -
TIE JUVENILE BOARDING SCHOOL 10
open for few select children to board:
ages 10 10: excellent food and care;
bathing beach. Main and Glen avs. Sec
Cliff. j.. ].
GARDEN CTTY--Gentleman can havo cx-
auisitcly furnished room. superior home.
near station: tennis. meals optional Garden
City sD1-M.
BFLLE HARBOR, l.. L.. 159 Beach 127th.--
Under new management: cool ocean rooms :
superior meals. season. weekly rates; table
guests.
ROcKAwAY PARK. 1853 18TH ST
cooi. comfortable rooms. balconies over
Ihoking ocean.
Westchrster.
BEECH TREE INN
os minutes Grand Central, special week end
rates. Telephone Bronxyille $500.
New York.
WEEK END PARTIES and tourists accom-
nodated near Albany; For particulars ad-
dress 2253 Herald. 2eo Bway.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New York.

New York.
HUDSON View rarm-eathing. dancing
mountain air: can come by day boat.
modern impts.: July S1J week. Circular.
c. r. Stone. staatsburg on Hudson. n. Y
BOARDERS wanted on farm. Adults, SIS.
Mrs. Howard Dubois. New PATTI. ". Y.
Connecticut.
VACATION BoARDERs - At wcstport.
Conn. all Improvements: beach accom-
modations; reasonable. Write to MRS. j.
+. HAGGEMAN. Washington av.
New jersey.
RoeEpALE MANOR.
Centrally located. high elevation, de-
liehtfnl environment. spacious rooms:
own products; excellent bathing reason
able rates. II. s. BERNER, y. o. .-ox Sc.
Deal Reach. ~. J. Tel. 2a-M Asbury Pk.
CHILD taken 20 beard, mothers care. Mrs.
HOLMES. Glenwood Park. reaneck. n. ).
Pennsyivanis.
REST in comfortable cabin and fish In wilds
OF Pike county. ROCKDOuND CAMP.
Glen Eyre, Pa. -
CHERRY coTTAGE-sf2 up: July August
Q. NEAL. Beach Lake. Pa.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

VICINITY Washington Square or Stuyvesant
Park-1-2 room apartment, about S35. fur
nished or unfurnished: kitchenette facilities,
desired by college business woman. M b07
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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prArTsMAN. ExrEprEScED rE-
RTCNER on DIES, liGS AND TN
TrRIES For SMALL, 1NTERCH ANGE-
ABLE pAPTs STEADY WORK.
TYPEWRITER. ADDING MACHINE OR
Lock EXPERIENCE WOULD BE VAL
liable. STATE EKPERfENCE AND
SALARY EXPECTED. ADDRESS Lib,
r. o. BOX 1885, PHILADELPHIA. PA.
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Miscellaneous.

MANUFACTURERS DISTRIBUTOR for
counties surrounding New York city and
rorthern New Jersey; established advertised
staple line: should produce over $500 profit
monthly; a pleasant business with unlimited
Possibilities; requires no special training or
technical knowledge. but applicant must be
honest and aggressive and have about 81, 900;
you handle your own money this Is life
timo opportunity to establish a lucrative
business. but prompt action is necessary !.
however. do not reply unless you are sincere
and can meet our requirements, Apply
ket St, Phila.. Pa,
IF YOU want to sell your business, quickly
and privately, or need a partner or capital
drop us card or letter don't telephone) :;
our representative VIII call. without charge
or obligation. ard talk the matter over with
you confidentially; offices open evenings.
CONTINENTAL AGENCY, 14s2 BwAY.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
From Battery to 14th ST.. IncIuslve.

EXCEPTIONALLY desirable corner lofts,
10000 feet. 9th av., corner 18th St. con-
venient to L." subway. cross town cars. all
shipping: fully sprinklered. steam heat ele-
vator: must be seen to be appreciated; suit
able for manufacturing warehouse; rental
60 cents foot. EUREKA PNEUMATIC
SPRAY CO., INC. 90 9th av.. or your own
broker.
VERY light loft, 25x75: steam heat. elevator
service sol Greenwich st.
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Name.

EQUIPPED DAIRY
AND TIMBER FARM.
125 acres. ls mile from village, 40 acres
IN smooth level fields, pasture for 20 cows,
brook watered, 1000 cords OF hard wood.
100 cords soft wood; house rooms. in Al
condition. cattle barn. 45x60. ties Is cows.
basement, so. track fork barn No. 2 ties
10 head. running water and electric lights
throughout. horses. 10 cows. hens. tools, II
acres OF crops. Price and terms very rea-
sonable.
ALoNzo p. RICHARDS.
FARAfINGTON, Me.
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HELP WANTED-Male.


ATTENTION. MEN Two ambitious and
experience unnecessary. as we train you;
$24 per week while learning nnd opportunity
20 make more. Apply = TO 8 p. NJ. rpom
80, American Trust Co. Building. SIJ tuiton
st. Jamaica. ~. Y.
BOOKKE,EPER wanted. speaking both Eig-
lisfi and Spanish. for position in Cuha.
Prefer man with some gales or general busi-
ness experience. No replies will be cor
sidered unless age, experience. salary eN-
pccfed and references Rre given. 22-9
Herald. 2so Broadway.
BOYS, twor-Sisteon years or over. willing 10
esrn tho sheet metal work trade. Frank
lin sheet Metal Won n. 20 Franklin st.,
Islooklyn. ~. ~ ----
BOYS. lo-t6 years; an work. rapid ad-
vnncement. S5-SS we tly. Can, TO ., or
write Mr.. Gilbert. I'd floor i1f West 41st.
BT-TLER. housernan. single, for private resi-
dence In country. near Now YORK. TO make
lfirnscif generally useful good permanent
porition for right party. Cali "a West Soth,
New York city
COOK. CAPABLE YOUNG MAN tCOI.oIeEp
on wiITE), FOR SEASON IN OUT OF
TOWN TEA ROOM MUST BE THOROUGH,
CLEAN, QUICK WORKER AND r-NpER-
STAND A LA CARTE ORDERS PREFLR
ONE WHO HAS HAD PRIVATE CLUB ANIp
TRAIN EXPERIENCE. PHONE 3li GEEAT
RAInINCTON MASS, FOR INTERVIEW
on Address BoX 242 GREAT BARKlNG-
TON.
COIL ,fsf,E student or teacher. ambitions. ifi-
fipfivp fpr educational work during vnca-
slon neriod; $3.50 for GO DAYS. With honus'
McConaugiy. 522 5th av., New York city,
room TN.
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For Sale.

BRuSSELS-Giving up business three estab-
lshmerts for sale. together or separately.
No. 1--Important tavern; price OF good will.
1000 francs; annual rental, 10000 francs
value of sale Of building. 100000 francs.
140, 900 francs; annual fntal. H.0o0 francs.
Reply to v. MAERCKx. 81 Rue Pletinckx.
Brussels. Belgium
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THE man we want isn't q failure. He
doesn't feel that the world mas handed
him n raw deal nor is he blue about
lbs future He II undoubtedly em-
ploycd but X looking for broader np-
portunity Tie is Interested In adding
his ability and experience 20 that OF a
growing. prosperous and successful
organization where he win receive real
recognition and where he VIII not be
asked 10 sell either his friends or rela-
,fivcg While we are young results
prove that sound business principles.
practically applied. lead 20 success. IL
vom are the type of man who can APP
precla,e these advantages there is
place In our organization for you and
we win he glad 70 lAve you call. Wa
do not require executives nor branch
managcrs-we do want high grade
Halesinun.
G. II. fIAIG & COMPANY. INc..
Kniclscrboclser Building. Times Square.
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MAN WANTED.
A hard working. clean living man over 30
preferred. who is seeking a position which
will produce large earnings for earnest ef-
forts requirements, honesty. perseverance,.
willingness to learn. and clean appearance: /:
no other need apply. Suite 1910. 2o West
43d st.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

ADVERTISEMENT CORY WRITER
A leading Philadelphia Department. Store
ms an opening In ITS Advertising Depart
yrite~ Address with fun pnrti-n.lnrs, stat
ng salary expected. Box Y 22sG Herald.
Herald 50.
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statesmen WITH FOLLOWING
AMONG THE DRUG TRADE TO
SELL A LINE OF BOSTON MADE
HIGH GRADE CHOCOLATES AND
sPECIALTIES TO NEW YORK CITY
TRADE: QUALIFICATIONS NECES-
sARY: MUST HAVE GOOD FOL-
LOWING AND BE ABLE TO FUR
NISH FIRST CLASS REFERENCES.
REPLY. LOWELL G. CovEL CO.. 1913
FULTON ST. BOSTON.
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ADVERTISING SOLICITOR.
Opportunity for refined. cdurated
young lady an ADVERTISING solicitor
with n local newspaper. Reply. CIV
ing full particulars, TO 22sG Herald.
DESIGNER, first class. on ladies' hats. Ap-
ply Smile Hat Co.. 6sp B'wey.
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MAN.

MAN.
I am looking for a particular type
of man who is inherently honest.
who can faithfully represent an
ganization of national reputation and
record regardless of your present
Ccupatiok. you may be that type of
man whom l can place in position,
to earn not less than $1,000 year.
MIR. HILL
1101, 120 West 4cd st.
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FARM PROPERTY.

NINETY acres. 40 tillable: IA room house,
barns; cows. heifers, horses, 2 pigs.
Is hens. ducks; tools. crops; price 1900,
terms. CLARK SON. 1924 Main St..
bridgeport, Conn.
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YOUNG men. limited number. for direct ad-
vertising work in new Industrial corpora
ton: good salary TO those who qualify as 20
education. ability and appearance. Q 21o7
Herald. Herald 50.
YOUNG man or boy wanted for country and
town for home and pantry work: must
have good reference. z 1892 Herald.
Employmeut Agency-DomesSic.
COUPLE: chauffeur. chambermaid; steady
positions. good wages. Call to-day at Q A.
NJ. Lazare Agency. 143 East I'D.
COUPLES. FOR GOOD PLACES
IAZsARt;'S AGENCY,
I'D ST. AND LEXINGTON Av.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

WANTED-First mortgage 5000: 6qs; 5
= years, which Is a. 30e5 loan on high-class
100 room modern hotel Far Rockaway. l.. ].
Attorneys or principals interested reply TO
Box 0762 Herald.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

bsTH, 1852 west = Desirable housekeeping
apartment; cool. light. WALKER. Phone
1864 Rector.
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SALESMAN. experienced IN selling hotel
and restaurant kitchen equipment; salary
and commission: state qualifications and
references In first letter. Address o 753
Herald $50 Broadway.
SALESMAN (Stock)-Leads furnished: Of
flee cooperation; high class INDUSTRIAL Is
sue, local company whose prodacts are
nationally used; commission basis. R-Nrn $40,
Rector ST.
Statesmen WANTED.
Liberal commission tc first class security
salesmen: proposition high grade; only well
recommended need apply Frederick G.
Reuter-. Inc. Wooworth Building.
Statesmen for dealer. passenger and COM
mercial cars salary and commission; give
references and state salary desired in your
reply. F 2o4l Herald. Herald SO.
Statesmen,
ewrerianced hand embroidery line: good
proposition. Costello. Duberstein. 80 West
18th ST.
sAIEeMEN wanted local work: good pay.
Kali affer 10 A. NJ. nth floor, . r. 10th
1T. Ask for Mr.. Dickson.
SECURITY sk1.EsMAN-Have opening for
nvc wire telephone salesman In unlisted
department. Call suite ZIG. 30 Church ST..
city.
STOCK CLERK. assistant. and couuferrnan.
Christian. A. u. briggs. Inc. 100 East
-
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Men who have had some experience
in mechanical work. also young men
for helpers TO be placed under In
structions. will be advanced 70 post
tions carrying higher rate OF pay a.
they become efficient.
In accordance with resolutions IS
sued by the United States Railroad
Labor Board. July third. and ap-
proved by the President in his procla-
nation OF July eleventh. new men ac-
ceptins employment are within their
rights and are not strikebreakers.
and have the moral as well as legal
right to engage in railroad service.
and will have protection of every
branch Of Government. both State
and National.
The New York herald., 1922-07-17
New Jersey-saIe or Let.

FREE list,pf houses for sale ana rent. Write
VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. J.
NEAR Ridgewood-Gem of room bunga-
low, furnace, water, electricity; $500,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES plot. fine shade trees:
Q rooms, including sun parlors, open fire
place, tile bath and extra toilet, double hard
living and dining ROOM electricity, gas. price
$4,000. OWNER. "a Briggs av.. Yenkers.
Tel. 4715. Owner away until Monday night.
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HELP WANTED-Male.
WANTED By THE
cHEsArDAKE Z OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY

FOLLOWING RAILROAD ME-
CHAN1cg AND HELPERS AT
THE RATES OF PAY Es-
TABLYsHED BY THE UNITED
STATES RAILROAD LABOR
BOARD:
vENrY CENTS PER
HoUR-MACHINIsTs. BOILER
MAKERS. BLACKsMIrHs.
SHEET METAH WORKERS.
ELECTRICAL RK E r s
AND PASSENGER CAR RE-
PAIRERS.
sIxTY-THREE CENTS PER
HoUR-FREIGHT CAR RE-
PAIRERs.
FoRTY-sEvEN CENTS PER
HoUR-HELPERs IN ALL
TRADES.
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MT Mo 10 East o5th st. (near 5th ay.), 9
rooms and bath: SEQ: elevator.
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d. Unfurnished.
Above 14th st. 20 Joth st. Unciusive).

b4TH ST.. IS EAST.
New elevator building. dining room for ten.
ants. five and two room ansrtments.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
westchester-saIe or Let.

"A desirable home at N. Pelham. 10 rooms
bath. steam heat. gas, electricity; car
garage; flowers. fruit. garden: plot 100x100
lem 511O
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PRINTER.-Young man capable of taking
charge OF small private printing plant
multicolor and Gordon presses. permanent
position with high class drug firm: give full
particulars to age. education. expert
ence, salary expected references. o TT Her
aid. $50 Broadway.
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Furnished.
Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.
Furnlshed-BrooIkIyn.

ADELPII ST.--wil sublet room apart
ment, rent $40, and sell entire contents OF
Ford sedan wonderful opportunity for
young couple. Phone YOUNG MCGUIRE.
Watlxfna 1928
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Above beth st.--5th Av. TO East River.
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Richmond-sale or Let.

PORT RICHMOND, S. Lot In beautiful
section: minutes from station; reasonable.
"A. STEINER. Lenox 63Ss.
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Bronx-saIe or Let.

LAST CALL-Joseph p Day Will sell July
IL, at auction, as Is, the new two story tar
exempt frame house on Sexton place, ada
cent to Gunhill road station; or l win sell
privately. electric light and water guaran-
teed. AUGUST GOETz, 492 I'd av.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-26
ZADAJI ZRUSENf CELIBATU

Rim, "a, Gervence. 4 i
talskych cirkevnich kruhu do
sla vcera Vatikan petice, po-
zadujici, ably celIbat byl pa
pezskou stoIici zrusen a italsti
duchovni smell Sc zeniti. Den
nix Epoca K tomu poznamena-
va, re petice byla podepsana j
nekolika kardinaly, kdezto Y
papezskych kruzich sc tvrzeni
to vyyraci, "a to vsak Sc uji-
st'uje, re podobn6 zadosti pa
pezem nikdy nebude vyhov6no
a knee, ienz BY agitaci prot
celibatu rozsifoval, re Dude
prost6 z eirkve vyloucen. Pc
dobn6 vyobcovani z rimsko-ka
tolickt cirkye potkalo pry ne
davno nektert kn6ze Y Cesko-
sloyensku.