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EMBARKS .0N PEACEFUL CA’REER AFT: ER WAR RECORD.
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_ WEDNESDAY, JAN. 13 19a
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photographed as she made her way down New York harbor for the first time
She is on her way to the West Indies. The Empress of Britain was com
verted into an armed cruiser during the war and carried 110,000 American troops overseas. In doing war
service the vessel traveled over 176,000 miles.
WED SOCIETY WOMAN.
Mrs. linuise (‘rmnWt-ll Brooks.
who holds as prominent :1 place in l
the social \Vul’ltl as does lil lit-Gen.
Douglas MacArthur in the realm ‘
of military life. and whose wife
she will he, is the only (l-‘lllQllll'l‘
of Mrs. Stoteshury of l‘hilzlrlel- I
phia. The first husband of Mrs.
ironies was Mr. “'nltel' I), Brooks, ‘ - e}
.lr., of lizlltimore and Green l ‘i 53"
Spring Valley, Md.
They were
married in 1908, soon after Mi<s .‘Hul'Altllur, I'. S. A. and was
tjrtllilw‘i-ll made l’ll‘l' :Ut‘llll llehut l llurn in Arkaihas in 'lfl‘il) in
in January of that your. in 230.“. hi \Vns graduated from the
1919 the marriage w;l.~ duswlvc'l \Ye-t1 Point Academy at the heart
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by the l“l'i‘ll<'h Courts. The l of l s. .'l.~:»: .l .s " “ '
friendship between Rri : lien .' lr'lllilnnl :l-lsellrulnhllheshann’ivhml'ig
MacArthur and Mrs. llri Rs llil-l Izlifli: s“\e:‘:l \vzlr honors includ-
been evident to their fi‘lt‘.‘Hl~.lnv-3 l ;: Iii» ll 51, M, null D S (7
last autumn. Mrs. haul..- '. t"~ ":....~. l‘rie linilml States .Loizion'
mother of two :lttrnlt.‘.v vi" .1 Haul-l ,.:1ll l‘rlllx do, Gum-re
tll'f'n, a boy and gill. \ In.- r l“. ll.‘l.'l"'.' t‘n- lltali’in W'ar
with her. (it‘ll. Mm-Ananz- .\ :1 ' .i' ? t’i.‘ (lr‘vl'l‘ Uf‘LOOpulil
son ill. the lIlti' l.ii~\lt.-(lt .. A: l . " ‘l- in. ‘n A
Richard L. ‘Hargreaves'
her mother, who is a daughter of WillianLJonnlngo .
Bryan 01' Nebraska. 7
Evelyn Mary Hargreaves, Mr. aners.
uew baby. and
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l’lill..\l’lliiJ’lilA. Jun. 1‘. >211!-
driee lio-l-ert. a Minor: Canadian sten-i
onl'upller. three times deported by
l'nited 'Stutes Immigration authorities
:is the result of her infatuation
\Viilinm Zinzer.‘ district manager of a
tourist agency. today faces her fourth
experience of the. kind.
She attracted much attention ll)' re- l‘.
turning from the tlrst of her enforced}.
trips to (‘unudzi by
ago. dodging the authorities.
airplane o. yea r
ists report that she is normal. except l
on the subject of Zlnzer. whom she
met on a. trip to India and who com-
plained to the police of her attentional
She pleaded not to be sent back again.
declaring that she had not bothered
Zinzer on this occasion. but had come
to Philadelphia last Thursday under
an assumed name. and had "obtained
work here to be near him.
Immigration Commissioner Hughes
said he had no alternative but tOode-
port her.
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DEFENDANT \VENS SI'IT.
Case Against McNamara Started by
New Canaan “’oman.
STAMFORD. Jan. 18.—Decision.
for the defendant. John F. McNa-
mara. :1 Stamford plumber, has been
given by Judge Samuel Young. in the
civil action for $200 damages brought
by Marie G. Caserta’ of New Canaan.
and tried in. the City Court on Dec.
29. 1921. The defendant's counter-
claimpf $19.50 and interest. for work
performed. is approved. as are'Mchn
mares cost oi." suit. ‘Attorney Charles
E. Moore appeared for McNamara;
and Mrs. Caserta. was represented by
Attorney Clement A. Fuller. ,‘7
The suit was brought by Mrs.‘;",Ga.-
rte. on the allegation thatiMcNii
mara's cost of suit. Attorney. Qfiériés
street. was defective. Shefljclaig‘uéa
that repairs made to the flush rtank‘, Bf ‘
a tiolet were made no that watchdrii:
pod down upon the ceflingo‘andifiéfli
of; rooms below. '
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lil iligreport. [rem r-.
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sin l‘ is
for .
Alien-‘
BEEN “PRICE (‘IIT'ZI
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IN THE ANNUAL DISCOUNT SALE. THE ENTIRE STOCKS HAVE
Every Suite. as well as every odd or indi-
vidual piece. boars its original price tag. as well as (in SALE TAG
--\VITH ITS BOLD, RED Fth’RES—poiufing out the tremendous
SAVINGS ofi’ered you in this Sale.
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\VE HAVE MDE I'l‘ “'ORTH WHILE FOR EVERY (HF. ’l") MY i
FLYRN'TCRE NOV !! Regardless of What is net‘dvd in your Home
you wiil find that by making your selections \'()\V—-insn.3,§ . I.
later time—“OF WILL ACTI'ALLY SAVE FROM own;
To ONE—HAL !! Como in and see for youl‘soltlt
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CASH OR CREDIT l
THREE PIECE
GOLDEN OAK
BED ROOM
1 SUITE
, Including Dresser,
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ChiEonier and
Full Sized Bed
—COMPLETE
; $3915
I Terms to Suit ’
Very similar, in ever: (1.
tail, to the illustration 3*
the left. this Three Pie-Cr»
Suite is well built and SL1
ished in Golden Quamrpd
Oak. This is the town:
price at which surh a
Suite was ever qurl'ej' l
And-as at all Clhr.’ i
limes — Hadley‘s East. '
Payment Plan is at w,— .
~ disposal! No
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i 'rms FINE OVERSTUFFED TAPESTRY SUITE
.5 m: $12915
Notice the illustration above—«Just like this Suite. in every way.
Included are full sized Davenport. Arm Chair and Rocker—Over-
Terms to Suit l
l atufl‘ed Type. covered in heavy Tapestry—Upholstered over heavy
double coil springs.
Terms to Suit
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$2915 ‘ m
In your choice of Fumed or
Go en Oak. this large sized
t, with , linen drawers,
lne sliver drawer, compart-
ments. etc.. is now altered at
a big discount.
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Compare this Suite to any on the market cloud at double th
figure—You'll be amazed at the Savings being offered you here!
Similar to above illustration, including Buffet. China Cabinet, Exten-
slon Table and Six Blue Leather Seat Diners.
~ SAME PRICE ON ALL
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CASH or: CREDIT
ruse. nonms T0 - ‘
SELL omanErtm
som. Jan. 18.—-—-Kiug Bdrls ,0:
Bulgaria is the‘modern “man with an
elephant on his hands." and he wants
to sell part of his» private menagerie
to. an American Zoological Garden ‘or
circus. ‘ .2, ‘3; . '
In particular. he. wohld like toots-
ter and wall paper.
Malena has . -
appetites of_
mice: are so
is hard pressed to feed them out of
‘his slender income.
alone consume grain
costs more than the
the young sovereign's
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3311;:er PARLJAMENT -
Has loose cushions on every piece.
EIGHT PIECE DINING SUITES
$5915 _
l Terms to .511“
BI'F‘F‘ET. EXTENSION TABLE and SIX CHAIRS: COMPLETi.
FOR JUST ABOUT ONE-HALF IT‘S AC'I‘I'AL WORTH! Even
piece of substantial construction. nicely finished in Golden Oak, an.‘
made to withstand the usual abuse given Dining Room Furniture.
l Terms to Sui:
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THREE PIECES—WALNUT, IVORY OR GRAY
C’l-‘erms tonim i
DAVENPORT TABLE
32475 I Terms to Suit 1
Never before were you "offered a
fine Davenport Table, like this.
handsomely finished in Brown
Mahogany, at such a low price.
Just as shown with neat. stretcher.
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he eleph‘iigts stud buf-
great that. King Boris
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The elephauté'
and hay which
outlay food for
own table.
opaume
[:Terms to Suii‘i
Another strictly. HADLEY VALUEH In your choice of Walnut, an. 1.
or Ivory Finishes, this THREE PIECE SUITE, COMPLETE. FHTI
LESS THAN THE ACTUAL PRICE OF TWO
pleased to have you compare this Suite to any
3998
Not a weak, rickety Bed—BUT——
A FINE IVORY ENAMELLED.
HEAVY BED—,with large Posts
and Fillers~regulariy priced at %E%%F Three 1183:};
$14.75! ChOlCe or full, three— Within doors—two lurse draW-
quarter 01- single sizes.
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CANNING RESEARCH LABORA-
LOUISVILLE, Ky.. Jan. 18.-—-Bac-
teriologists. chemists' and metallurg-
i ists have“ been retained by the Nétion-
3.1 Cannery Association
its research laboratory,
towjit was aniiohn'c‘ed
36915 '
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PIECES! We xvii; 1,
other on the l'lldl- -'
charges herel! .
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IVORY [RON BED
I Terms to Suit l
FINE cmrroasrrg
32375 lm
Exactly like the above illustri-
t1till-“Ill your choice or in—
hosanr. or Wirinén—at 11:7
ers below,
{lik‘klslh'lf 3
FREE DELIVERY TO
ANY POINT
WITHIN 75 mars I
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NATIVE STOCK DYING 0l '1~
”worm. .
LIONTPELIER. VT.. Jan. l‘i . 1'75
great American cities have no no”
opoly on cosmopolitanism. . g
The vital statistics of the capital 0
Vermont for 1921 show that the no“:
stock is not holding its own. 0‘ 1
as advisers, for
at Washing-.
here today.
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”Waist-S ghich‘ “renew" .él‘rzih‘i. pontoon; Jam. 18 .1 (Associated Scientific thoolLYalap-I.1B.,’Mendell, were natives of England. 1
1 grow 3 0 the ”was P1909 :Emsa).eeThef‘r.eohening of" 1. ritfs'h'.growssurfqfigihyfiowéicai’Chemistry; "There were 45 births of lain.
- ~ in ' «1P?!nemeng;~whichn._hsd“ .. ” .Yale‘r '0 1:1, been, téésor-of"1n- nationalities, 20 Spanish 1‘ Wife...
.. 3211' . nary” 1.4.3.1., when m dustfl "“ ’ - ‘ chilmetts‘ Instie 1211-1311. 9 It‘flians. 1 Dane and 1 . .
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