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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-06
!. .,.n Friday Bridge Club

Postponed.
r,e Friday Bridge club, which was
|, have met with Mrs. c. A. Root as
E.,,.ss next Thursday, will not meet
|A, week.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-06

FOR RENT-Six-room house with
all modern conveniences; one block
from courthouse. See T. P.~Cart-
wright, Real Estate, 405 Lemon
street. Phone 116.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-06

LOST-Bunch Of keys Saturday
night. Reward if returned to News
Office.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-06

|Tsgotem Club.
Mrs. Louis T. Jarmon will enter
n, tbe members of the Wegotem
I'm Of her home in Bungalow Park
|r,dresday afternoon. She has in
r,.l ber guests for $3.50 o'clock.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23

every Sunday at ten 4. NJ. s:nss
Preaching By Bro. hIouluer, e1erg
Bird Sunday at 3 r. M. We extend
n cordial invitation to everyone
to come.
Mrs. M. M. Myers, spent 4
week with home folks week before
lest.
The gardens in this country
arc very far behind on account
OF the recent rains. The ground
hog version has surely proved to
be correct and we shall welcome
the sunshine when Spring opens
up.
The teachers will return to
their homes this week. We shall
miss them very much and hope
to have them with Us again next
term, as we think they have Civ
en- general satisfaction.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23
c L A r X S B U r G
q. ~ Up A If

The people Of Clarksburg SYM
rathise very much with lr. and
Mrs. Tobe Myers in their recent
trouble. Ii reminds US OF the ex-
preston; I'm the midst OF life we
are in DEATH How little do we
all appreciate our blessings I'M
til something like this happens
to remind us how thankful we
should be that we are spared.
We have lost one of our loved
ones in our midst, Mrs. Rube Ny
ers, since our last writing. She
was a lovely character, one whc
lived for those who loved her and
will be missed in the years to
come, by all of her friends, as ts
know her was TO love her. We
wish to extend our heart felt SYM
oathy TO the bereaved family. She
las only gone to sleep to wake in
he arms Of Jesus.
We had very good play at the
School house last Tuesday night,
given for the benefit for the inn
provements of the School. The
name CT the play was "Topsy
Turvey. The players were; Miss
Jewel, Grace and Fannie Noblin,
Miss Elsie Cochran, Miss Eva
Lindsey. Ruth Lay, Mr.. Milton
Walters and Carl Duncan. We
had the closing exercises Thurs
lay and Friday nights. It was a
most interesting program and the
teachers deserve a great deal of
praise and credit for their good
work.
One of the main features was
I the play, Little Tom Thumb
Wedding" and the little folks all
lcted their parts we'll and it was
instructive as we'll as amusing.
The Negro Minstrel was simply
grand and the actors deserve
praise for the interest taken in
same.
There was a very pretty drill
given by the little girls and it was
,arried out with much success.
The little play entitled ''The
Facinating Miss Fannie Brown"
caused much merriment and
laughter and was we'll rendered.
The characters were; Misses
Ger, Addie Holmes. Sally Lind
ey, Elsie Cochran. Eula joe He'd
ges and Maurice Waddell, Milton
Walters and Carl Duncan. The
graduating sermon VS. preached
Sunday afternoon by Bro. Wallace.
There were four graduates this
erm. Misses Maurice Waddell,
md Winnie Rochester. Mr.. Carl
Duncan and Milton Waltefs
These young people will do well
70 follow the advice given By
Bro. Wallace. The gradu ting ex
ercises were given Monday night.
md address w2s given By Mr.
3ainey. It was very appropriate
0 the occasion and enjoyed by
al.
Mrs. Charles Stevenson, who
ives in Texas, is here OH q visit
0 her husbands father and mot
ner, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stevenson.
They have all had the flu, but we
re glad to say they are able tc pc
tut again. Their daughter, Mrs.
Lester Alton, came down from
Jackson, to help nurse them and
5ook it herself but was able to re-
turn home Sunday.
Mrs. Champion has been very
sick, but is all right again.
Little Billie Overstreet has had
an attack of Malaria, but is Up
and about again.
We have Sunday School bare
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23
THE EDITORS CORNER

WHY not a Rotary Club for
Brandon?
Or a Commercial Club?
Isn't it aLout time for the bnsi-
ness men of Brandon to get to-
gether and form some sort of or
ganization to promote the growth
and development of the town?
Surely such an organization,
working in complete harmony,
could do much good. We could get
together, say, once each week,
and plan movements that would
go far towards making Brandon
the live, wide-awake city it should
be.
Our merchant would be benifit-
ted, professional men and arti-
sans would see such revival
of conditions as are now going on
in Jackson and other fast growing
cities in the South.
If we want our tcNn to grow, II
we want our share of business,we
must hustle. BY helping others we
help our selves. The Brandon
News stands ready to give not
only publicity to any forward
move, but we will give our money
to the limit of our resources.
There are enough big, able,
thoroughly competent men in
this city to put over campaign
for betterment and progress.
Won't someone make the start?
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23
NOTICE TO TEACHERS

The Spring examinations for
teachers will be held as follows
First White examination April
9th, 7th, & 9Th; second White ex-
animation April Goth, 21st, &
22nd; first Negro examination
April 18th, 18th, & 18th; second
Negro examination April 9th,
28th, & 29th.
H. P. BARKSDALE,
County Supt. Of Education.
Mch 1923.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23
Why Remington Says
TRADE with your Home
Merchant

BECAUSE your home merchant deserves your support
your neighbor your friend He is constantly seek
ing build your prosperity for your COM
mun grants you credit and extends to many cour
teses usually the first TO be called upon to c0
tribute charity any public enteprseand he contribute
cheerully willingly helps support schools
with than his share Taking
everything consideration his prices usually fair and
His merchandise is reiableso is he Trade with him
las one of you prospers does the other.
In urging you support your home merchant KEN
NNGTONS realize that he better than any out
But KENNNGTONS also realize that there
articles which your merchant does not handle
and soicits patronage these articles Try your
home frst-then KENNINGTONS-the largest and
complete the stae where high quail
~ large styles enable you
the utmost in value at moderate prices.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23

Miss LaRue Davis, of Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, only weighed 76
pounds. After taking three bottles
of Tanlac, she now weighs over
100 poEads and is enjoying the
best of health. -Tanlac is Sold
by A. G. Thornton, Brandon, Miss.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23

Hastings prolific SEED corn
$500 per bushel.--T. A COX,
Brandon, Miss.
4wk pd. mch23
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23

STOLEN-Iron gay horse, 8
hands high, heavy, bushy tail,
white hind feet. Notify, Frank
Harris, Pearson, Miss.
Mich. 23.3O.Anl. 6.n
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23
LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
Mayor and Board of Alderman of
the town of Brandon, Miss, will
receive bids from banks for the
office of Depository of the funds
of the town for the year 1922, at
their regular meeting on the first
Tuesday in April, 1922.
P. Henry Mayor.
A. M. Shields, Clerk.
Brandon, Miss, March, 7th, 1922
March, 80.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1922-03-23

Why not a Rotary Club for
Brandon?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-18
ROSE RICHARD
Lakeville, Ind.

Three Holiday Fruit Cakes.
Fruit Cake With Coffee No.
IL cup butter.
"a cup OF sugar.
IA cup OF molasses.
1-2 cup Of black coffee (scant,.
2 eggs.
tablespoons orange juice.
2 cups of -four (four for fruit in
cluded)
1 teaspoon baking powder.
Ia teaspoon soda.
l teaspoon cinnamon.
IL teaspoon cloves.
1-2 teaspoon either mace or nut-
meg.
1-2 teaspoon salt.
11-2 cups seeded raisins (coarsely
cut).
ga cup OF currants.
ID cup OF dates (cut).
IA cup chopped almonds.
IA cup chopped walnuts.
Layers OF candisd citron melon.
Flavor If you choose diamond
helps)
Prepare all fruit and flour it,
Chop nuts. If nuts are TO be used
as part OF the shortening they may
be chopped fine, but they give far
more character TO a cake il they
are cut up one by one in medium
bits.
Line buttered pans with writing
paper, then begin to measure and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-18

mix. Sift spices. salt, coda, and bak-
ing powder with -four. Cream butter.
add sugar, and mix till smooth. II
nuts are TO be used as part OF the
shortening. add them here. then
beaten egg yolks and liquids Stir IN
the sifted -four. part at time.
When all in add Toured fruit. fold
in egg whites that have been beaten
stiff. Fill pan or pans one-third full
OF batter, cover with a layer or
sliced citron melon. add batter TO
fill pan two-thirds full, and bake ?
hours in an evenly moderate oven.
Keep a therm ometer registering 800
degrees If you have it. The surface
OF this cake will not be unlike thar
OF molasses gingerbread II baked
rightly.
Fruit Cake With Cocoa No. 2
IL cup Of butter.
IL cup of sugar.
IL cup Of molasses.
IL teaspoon soda.
1-2 cup milk.
eggs.
or tablespoons cocoa sifted
with 1 "a cups -four.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-18

ing dish. Put over dish, pinch edges
well, cut hole In the center and
bake one and one-haf hours. Serve
IN d-sh very hot.
Mexican Chill Pork.
Cut 1 ID. bacon in small dice and
fry brown. Then add nine onions,
cut fine. and fry with the bacon un-
IL done. but not brown, then add
quart each tomatoes and baked
beans, salt 10 taste and plenty Of
pepper.
Boiled rice or boiled macaroni may
be used instead OF beans This is
fine for men who have worked in
the cold all day.
Oyster Pie.
Mash / quart boiled potatoes add
1 pint oysters with thin liquor. 1
tablespoon butter and salt and pep
per 10 taste. Line a pie tin with
pastry. pour in the potato and oy-
ster mixture, cover with pastry and
bake in a quick oven. Serve very
hot.
ROSE RICHARD
Lakeville. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-18
l teaspoon cinnamon.

teaspoon cinnamon.
1-2 teaspoon cloves, nutmeg or
mace
cup OF raisins.
1-2 cup OF dates.
Layers OF citron melon.
1-2 cup OF walnuts.
Put together like first cake This
must be baked even more carefully
than the cake with the coffee be-
cause the cocoa makes IL drier. The
-four must be scanted If necessary
after a little has been used on the
fruit and nuts and q little held out
until the quality OF the batter has
been discovered. The effort in max
ing this cake is TO keep It from
being too dry.
Fruit Cake Without Coffee or
Cocoa, No. 3.
lbs raisins.
lbs. currants.
/ 10. brown sugar.
3-S ID. citron.
level teaspoons baking powder.
IL 10. butter.
eggs.
Continued on Opposite Page)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-18


ew4Io.. t- week 20 Mrs. Henry
Ta-s.e ~ N4es Michigan who sub
mttod recipes appropriate for the
uuftng season
Other prizes % 81 200 cash which
the market basket gives 10 those
81 a1 sIam.- the next five best recipes
re- awarded to- Florence Ireland,
6I5 " Scott ST. Rose Richard, Lake
vile Ind Mrs Earl Van Dusen. 315
y Wood st.. Mrs IT. ~ Kabel. 207
s Mason ST. M.shawaka, Ind. and
10 Myrtle Wharton. 619 y. Michigan
tt
The recipe winning the first prize
IS
mt MacarOOns.
zig cups toasted cornfakes.
] cup sugar
cup walnut meats.
cap shredded cocoanut.
2 eggs well beaten.
teaspoon vanilla.
Beal eggs. add sugar and other in
greEtc0ts. roll In small balls fatten
ont and bake on a creased sheet in a
moderate oven until delicately
Drowned.
Nut Cookies.
Is cup butter.
IL cup sugar.
2 eggs.
"a cup -four.
teaspoon baking powder.
"a cup nuts.
teaspoon lemon juice.
Cream butter. add sugar and eggs
well beaten Sift the -four and bak-
ing powder and add to the first mix
turo. Then add nuts and lemon
Juice. Drop from a teaspoon on an
unbuttered baking sheet, leave an
inch space between them, sprinkle
with nuts and bake in a very slow
oven.
Maple Nut Cake.
Ia cup shortening.
1 cup light brown sugar.
1 teaspoon vanilla.
teaspoons baking powder.
eggs.
1-2 cup milk.
IL cups -four.
IA teaspoon salt.
cup chopped nuts. Cprefera bly,
hickory.)
Cream shortening. add sugar, egg
yOlks, flavoring and milk, and beat
we'll, add -four, salt. and baking pow
der which have been sifted together,
and add chopped nuts, mix In beaten
whites Bake in a creased loaf pan
in a moderate oven 80 10 As minutes.
Cover with maple icing while still
soft. sprinkle with chopped nuts.
Maple Icing.
IL teaspoon butter.
2 tablespoons hot milk.
IL cups confectioner's sugar.
IL teaspoon maple fiavoring.
Add butter 10 not milk. add sugar
slowly TO make paste Of right con-
sistency TO spread, add flavoring and
spread on cake.
Knocked Nut Candy.
Two tablespoons of evaporated
milk or rich milk. teaspoon Of but
ter, - teaspoon of any fiavOring
preferable, add enough confec-
toners sugar to make a stiff paste.
Beat in well I tablespoon of marsh
malIow creme and add as many
chopped nuts "a desired. drop by tea
spoon on buttered paper or pan.
Dreamed Nuts.
cups cOnfeCtioner's sugar
White Of 1 egg.
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoons cold water
Walnuts or other nuts.
Mix sugar. unbeaten egg white.
vanilla and water into a stiff paste
shape into little balls. press between
halved walnuts or other nut meats.
or Il may be mixed with chopped
nuts, shaped into bars and cut into
squares.
MRS. HENRY PASSIG
r. r. No. 8. Box 81, Niles, Mich.
The FIVE other prize winning
recipes are
\ Dozen Salad Hints
Crisp cool bacon on watercress
with French dressing.
Diced beats and peas. mayonnaiss s.
and lettuce.
Green pepper stuffed with cream
cheese and nut meats. sliced on let
tuCe with mayonnaise.
Hearts Of celery stuffed with
cream cheese and sliced on lettuce
leaves with French dressing.
a slice OF tomato. thick with a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-18
Nutting Season Recipes
Win News Times Contest

cream cheese ball and mayonnaise
on lettuce
Two strips OF broiled bacon criss-
cross across a slice OF tomato, on
lettuce with mayonnaise.
A little part OF cottage or cream
cheese with teaspoon OF currant
OF barbecue jelly or lettuce which
has been well dressed with French
dressing.
String beans and shredded carrots
with mayonnaise on lettuce.
Endive with orange segments,
from which the skin has been re-
moved. with mayonnaise. This salad
is capable OF very attractive arrange
ment. Place two segments OF orange
lengthwise and nicely fitted into a
strip OF endive, with a spoonful OF
thick mayonnaise between the pieces
OF orange. Place a couple Of other
leaves OF endive on the plate.
Chopped celery and beat. with
mayonnaise, we'll mixed and served
In a cup shaped piece Of lettuce.
Halves OF canned pears drained
OF all juice and sprinkled with chop
ped pecan nut meats with mayon-
naise or French dressing.
Sliced stuffed olives and sliced
celery hearts with mayonnaise on
lettuce.
FLORENCE IRELAND
625 N Scott st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-18
FLORENCE IRELAND
625 ". Scott st.
Cold Weather Supper Dishes.
Beef Goulash.

lbs. round steak cut in inch
cubes.
8 onions sliced.
potatoes diced.
IA cupful butter or substitute.
II cupful water.
I cupful cream.
l teaspoonful beef extract.
l teaspoOnful salt.
IL teaspoonful black pepper.
IL teaspoonful paprika.
Put the butter in the kettle. and
fry the onions in it, add the meat
and cook until brown. Dissolve the
beef extract in water and add 10
meat. Cover closely and cook slowly
until the meat is tender, then add
the seasonings and place the potatoes
on top OF the meat. Cover and when
the potatoes are tender add the
cream and simmer five minutes.
Meat Pie.
1 ID. steak or more according TO
number served.
IA ID. kidney. may be omitted
cupfuls flour
tablespoons butter or substitute.
2 teaspoons baking powder.
Pinch salt.
I cupful milk.
Cut the steak in thin slices ana
sprinkle with -four. pepper and salt.
Put in a bake dish with a little hot
water. With the -four. milk and
butter make dough, which should
be rolled a quarter OF an inch thick
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
Amateur Sports

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sids center. ssl,,, Sary .nS lam hSRISr SIISn
sSss NSssS o!sn., s s"ss sfs.s 'a'''' Jon" '
MIdssts. would lie q. arranEc Iames with
SsS sSss age. EDWARD x. Brady. Sio kinssoii
ramss with s teams 81 lie % sSi,,s caiiSer having
~ %eA'ss:' i'sds sSS
s.vsnss.n @ @ NINE tel. Syes hsXins hsiIs
man, MAJ 0Gsaa norssxss. Corner Fourth stree. and
Snydsr avenue. y
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t; = "a SsS s:s: q vs &. wsSs .ss
Jr.. iSs HOFFMAN street.
Orisinal Pelthal Club js again on the
flour with another aii.schol stic aHsregat ton.
ssa%s; M s1S such 4. H. y T.. %es!y!ils. j; "a: 4: e;
Hs%se";, s.sa%s. c,,ssr =. home q aSsy Sss rS,s%
.rsvsi"s ssh'Sp team. - desires % Book ssnes VII
teams q the saine age. Joseph Forte. 1904
soSih si,,Iisn,ts street sas.,,r. came, away with
any Quintets having halls and Offering
reasonable Inducements. Al Sperlng. ?23S
South Front street.
combise D.. G.. fourteen.s: vteen. year old
hve, has . few open dates left for home
clubs offering suitable Inducements. Jack
Kirpchner. 500 Mexican street
Rambler A. A. would like to arrange
James Kennedy. 28l5 Cross street.
Woecscoe All-schoisetics. q hrst-clasa
team, would like TO book games At home or
Swsy Joe Potter, caro- Weccacoe Play.
sround Fourth and Cstharine streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
fI[YI[LE awaits
| RIVERSIDE CLASH
',..d,ng Football Teams Of
soth Jersey Battle tor
1 championship Nov. 10
|sw GLOUCESTER NEXT

| .,,,,,,,is', victory over WOODBURY. "s'
". hn eliminated the strongest con.
..s1., ss' tsr the South Jersey title IN ,as TINS
...,.r [ Of oi the state. and Coach Arcncr I..
.es'0" ". ,,.norins the men for the River
~ 10" ",r,.st. p which is to be played In
vnI,il,e November 49, . ,.. uo.
,Os ...,sa on IN two years. and which
:. nr,,ent New jersey State
..,.n. viii play the Gloucester
collection Of football stars
", ,.,,ous parts Of Gloucester ana
s...a.n - Counties. 1t Is not expected
~ ~s,,,v,lle will experience any dim.
~ nJX n..J Archer IL anticipating ''sing
HE. . IAN in this game. 1t II n tuning
y y contest c for Riverside. ,,o, ,ror
me- Riverside game Is ',,,,o ,oJnt,a " FIN
:. The toughest on the rnr,.15T. 1 l., thc
~ Green team was drfeated Ny '.e
Si,villians last year, VITO .,, eHTcct ~
ss.st Confidence IN a MiiIviilc .. vc
lEy 4 bssed upon the showing aSalnst
Wildwood A. A.. of Franktoru'
ss,eh won from Riverside. mt hivers'"e'
|Swe
c..psred with wildwood
~,,,,i,le beat wildwood ~ 90: and
As,. the figures are not very decisivS,
ST, SHT1ii,,,le's superiority was more plainly
a.nrsd from the fact that wildwood
~ 'I made a couple Of first downs ana
Mi was in it's territory the
|s.,sr mart Of the game. Millvi!Ie
mi, fans. OH this dope, believe the
| IiSsrside aggregation Is In for another
T.,l Hayes, sturdy fullback: who war
.iu,sl In the second game Of the sea :
Il hack in the fray and his pres.
~. sdds much strength to the backfield
~ snt In last Saturdays game lOnl
ssousb TO score a touchdown and viii
"sed while against Gloucester
cs.ch Archer, who donncd the nOleskin
iss saturday, showed streaks Of hi
sN.time form.
,,,.d The Orange A. c.. following tn,
;.Ws,,s % victory over Recreation. oi
pisinasld, IL TO 3, on Election Day
H. Wiliyiile claims the New .Iersc,
!samplCnsn, !p.. n, " iooica, onnonents. II
aga'ns' ,rsa, u tsssle should the tw,
ss Mn ~ u,.et
s'nT,S sV'niTi,,,ils's victories have resulted
A.. ~ . varied offensive and satisfying
t.Sm % NAV. The team Is lefensively
sron,er n than Il is extensively. Not any
| eieyen has been able to pierce the giant
ine. and the few first downs which
haye been made against Millville have
Zen the result Of forward passes.
=. s,..,,v u..Lf,e,a
He 49,. ,.. .. ..,,.
The baekheld IL nght put SPEEDY,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

The lesionaries have volunteered to
act o. an escort Of honor 10 Mayor
Moore. who will attend the game after
the dedication services Of the new com .
munity field. The game will mark the
arst public appearance Of the busle
corps OF the post, which will alternate
with the Yellowjackets' and Mount
Carmel Bands at playing during inter-
mission.
The Mount Carmel team has been
strengthened for the game and 10 ex.
pected to offer tough opposition to the
All. Americans. More than 100 up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
rrl.ceuneiI Plays Ct. Raphael

The Tri.Council X. Of c. basketball team
=. Hall. Thrty.eighth and Market streets,
!calshe. st. Raphael's has won its last
sn,ss s games. but Tri;Council 10 confident Of
pg;t'ng an end TO- this winning streak. and
oa Dcugherty: guards: Downcy. center. and
ISN!eecoN and Nolan. forwards. to accomplish
Ias !as isat Tri.Council Will play every Fri.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
carbons ou.pe,nts saIIer slIIsrd

n. Ss:Ey s.1cs;I Eli NSy
s,.s5 %Gp% sssi h.!. s Ia, srhs s
windup Bobby w!llisms. of Ailentc~,n; =
Tie third round. Reds Mcrsddsn,. q Beth.
iehen hsrt Manlsy Campbell: q Syaksr;i a =;
e!at!nston. drew with YOUNG Manse. oi
Phiiiipsbufg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10

State fans have engaged reservations
and will make the trip to the. game On
the. special excursion train from the
coal regions,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-10
LEGION MEN GUESTS
OF FRANKFORT eleven
VIII Attend Temerrow's Game at
Browns Field In Uniform

Members Of the rrankford post Of the
American Legion and other former
service men In uniform will be the
guests OF the Frankford Athletic Asso.
clatlon tomorrow afternoon on Browns
Field. Frankford. when the Yellow
jackets play the strong grid squad from
Mount Carmel, ia,
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
Maine-Saie or Let.
FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey-sale or let.

ELECTRICALLY OPERATED
DAIRY FARM.
Now earning 5000 cash weekly: offered
with large herd cattle, complete labor saw
Ing machinery, large crops; $4,000 cash.
balance mortgage.
EUGENE JoBS-H. +. BECK CO.,
Realtors, Opp. Sta. Summit. ". j.
Farms With Stock and Crops
Bulletin just out describes NEW JER
SEY'S money making farms throughout the
State with stock, equipment and crops; some
with furniture included at prices from 81 200
up on terms; commuters homes. poultry
and fruit places large general farms all
listed; inland and along the coast repre-
sented IL you are considering any kind Of
Jersey home OF few acres or more 1t will pay
you to get this FREE book call or write.
NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY, 134 TT
Nassau ST., N. Y. G.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
West Side.

T2D ST., pa East--Large room, southern ex-
posure; all convenences: strictly private
fa mi