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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
WANT MAN TO GO WEST.

WANT MAN TO GO WEST.
must be able to invest 81 500 to $500. well
secured: will pay q to 30 per cent. on In
vestment; salary $500 per month"; highest
references required Write for interview. b
241 Herald, Herald So.
WELL. rated manufacturers agent wants
line for Chicago and vicinity on jobbing or
commission basis. 67s Herald. Herald So.
YOUNG man wanted with 81 900 who wishes
to start In a company as office man with
an opportunity of advancing rapidly; one who
will take orders and know how to keep COM
pany matters In the office: wonderful oppor-
tunity. $50 Herald. Herald so.
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HONEST sacrifice by builder: must sell at
once to reduce expenses: room house.
tiled bath plot 1O0x $50 feet: Dutch Colonial.
beautifully finished and fully decorated
81 900 cash and So 500 on easy term mort
cages buys e; Observation-Disclosures section {;
fine committing service; big bargain, CON-
SFRUCToR, =. o. Box 7sS City Hall Station,
New York city.
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JAPANESE, first class cook. desires post
ton as general houseworkcr, small fam
fly. city or country; best references. r. X.
3if Lexington av. Murray Tiill 3aos.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE


Cooks. &C.
COOK; middle aged Hungarian woman. IN
small family; city preferred: wages AGO
~ sacgrent references. Address r. H ant a
~ w. I'D St, city. 49, "''' W
Co DI,,,.,o plain cook aud laundress
private American family: New, york cit,,
preferred; best city reference, tao +, sS,S
IT: No cards. 100 - 'oo'
COOK. Norwegian cooks for luncheon aud
xa narner parties, also receptions. Schuyler
COOK, French. just arrived canno, anon !;
q, English, wishes position with family pIp
9th ay.. care Lyons. '''
COOK. good, wishes position private family:
cs v1u references; obllging: city only. Care
Cook.-Good. experienced All round cool :.
private. public; references. q las Herald
Herald so. 100 ''''''u'
-. -------------------------
COOK. waitress, chambermald. wish ,,os,-
uons' eltner single or togcther: referencos
can Thursday, German. 1fs Amsterdam nv.
COOK, first class. German middle aged.
c,V, oo ,aaa also goes South. Write Cook
COOK wishes postlon good reference Mrs
Ericsson Hammand's Swedish. French.
American Cooking School. 147 y. 4eth 81.
COUPLE, young. German, wife fine cooE
city, country. 237 r.. 54th. care Aibrecht.
COOK. housekeeper. baking, chambeT~ori. {.
country; references. Call mornings nai
East seth tbasemenD.
COOK. experienced; private family: city ref
erences. q i55 Herald. Herald so.
COOK. first class; private; day or week.
1.212 Sd ev.. first floor.
COOK, Swedish. wishes position 10 20 10
Florida. u 2is Herald, Herald "a.
COOK, French. by day or week. Mrs Noble
go Trinity av., Bronx.
COOK, first class. Vienna, wishes position
500. 165 w. 9sth, apt &,
COOK, French. private. day. week. month.
32i w. 33d. Longacre 2479.
COOK wishes position to so 10 South for tho
winter. Write 70 265 w. 40th Janitor)
COOK. young Irish woman, accommodating
by day. week; 50. Morningside $50.
COOK. experienced. position country. refer
ences; so5-fI5. 15i Herald, Herald 50
COOK. first class, wants position In apart
ment u l52 Herafd. Herald 50.
COOK wants position: private family; refer
ences. "a ~ $50, one flight up.
IN advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns o. THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility OF
recovering pour lost property
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

COUPLE, refined. desires room, bath. or
would share expense OF apartment: highest
reference. u 90 Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
Jersey City, Hoboken. Hudson Co.

GARRISON Az. 55.-Well furnished, warm
room in private house for gentlemen; best
section Jersey City Heights 3 minutes from
Summit tube station; reasonable. Phone
Bergen 6840W.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

eth ST. 351 West.-Large rooms, piano.
private bath, French table: electricity:
telephone.
list ST, 1O2 Uncomfortable double room I;
gentlemen or business couple; references.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

I pay 25es more than any one for your fur
nlture, rugs, pianos. paintings. BAfSJEY.
ll5 unlveralLy plAcc lsalyvesant 22Osl.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEW Ditto duplicating machine. complete
with stand Phone John 45ft.
WALNUTs-E Eight pounds for 81. parcel post
prepaid TO your address. Boz So sodus
Centre, NJ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

HOUSEMAN, single: reference; understands
homework, furnace. repairing; mechanic.
423 II. list.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A-uOTEL. AT FLORIDA

A-HOTEL AT FLORIDA.
80 rooms, all improvements; VIII sell OF
Lease: price for leasing $500. J. FRIED
MAN 2o6 W. AID st.
CORPORATIONS organized and financed;
advice or business matters. FISCHER
SEY, 147 9Th av. Siuyvesant 65s2.
ENGLISIIMAN. broad experience accounts
finances, ending long connection New York
branch London firm, retiring, desires execu-
tive position, view to partnership, or tempo
rary position, accounting, auditing. HOW
ARD, 47S West 145th st.
FUNERAL automobile and private auto rent
ing business. modern; for sale, retirinf
A. 1920 Herald. Brooklyn.
HAVE YOU A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS
you wish TO sell without publicity? Or seek
ing associate with capital for expansion? sec
ROBERTS FROST COMPANY,
J05 9th av. Murray Hill 3SJl.
BOOKLET MAILED UPON REQUEST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

Co1ORED woman. take care of children
afternoons evenings or anything by APP
pointment: honest, reliable; references. Da-
wilson 10 w. 1880 81. Phone Harlem 91T2.
DAYS work, Finnish; cook. laundress or
all kinds of work; experienced. III ".
i30th, apt 2.
DAYWORKER, laundress. cleaning. useful.
cook dinners: willing, reliable. Waiter,
phone ss43 Harlem.
DAYS work. cleaning: light colored woman.
Phone 21S0 Aud. Apt. 49,
DAYS work. cleaning. In family or office,
Thursdays, Saturdays. Phone Aud. $3.50.
DAYS work, good laundress. cook. naif time.
colored Stevens, 2012 Madison av.
HALE time woman. white, wishes position
HIGHT wash. Constantine. phone Aud. CESS.
HALE time by colored woman, private fam
lily. Care Moss, IL w. 1920 st.
INTELLIGENT Jamaican desires work. nice
home. Address letters, Young, 2s w. 132d.
OFFICE work by woman. TO 10. Duffy.
332 ". seth.
TWO girls, friends. want positions private
family; bcsi references. q 1a8 Herald.
Herald So -..-
WOMAN wishes light housework or chamber
work. reference. Crichlow. 1876 w. egth,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks, Sc.

COOK. French, good, plain; city, country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
wcs,chester--salc or Rent.

~ouEttN two family homo, 10 rooms ?
hattie steam. riec'fieitF 30 Zoo, Mot "a
ARE choice iorntiuu. St1 O00 Nctf.El.-
lskn CO. INC. Mount Vernon, ". y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long Island-snic or Rent.

FIVE acrr ~ ru room house. outbuildinrs.
600 fruit trees: $500 ~ 200 cash; come
right out and see. o. ARTHUR OPP. depot,
HUNTINGTON.
HOMES. $500 upward. easy terms HYDE
& BANTER Port Washington. J.. j.
SpRTNtiFtEBD, T.. I.-fIouses and lots. bar
gaina. SCfABE1fOftN, opposite station.
Telephone springfield ISL
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borough Of 0ucens-sale or 9ent.

REAL Barpain-New and Up to date Colonial
brick dwelling. With garage &c. fare, will
sell 10 responsible party on reasonable
terms. I. FRED ftOFH'NAGEL " Wander
but av iei Vanderbilt pis1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
Sow Jer.sy-snIe or Rem.

AT RTDGEWOOD (New Jersey bungalow
OF, rooms bath. steam heat, all improve
ments; plot 60xl50; $1,000 Box 81. Ridge
wood. y. j.
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APARTMENTs-uNFURNIsHED.

Above Soth st.-,th Az. to North River,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

PARTNER wanted with $4,000 to
$4,000 in established lumber busi-
ness: large orders on hand will pay
big profit and stand rigid investiga-
ton. B FOG Herald, Herald so.
PARTNER (Christian) wanted with $4,000:
wonderful discovery: commercial article (:
orders in hand; large profits; read to start
light manufacturing $50 Herald, Fulton st.
SECRETARY wanted with S., 900 who is de-
sirous of a permanent connection OF large
moment, and willing to buckle down and as
sist the president all possible; this corpora
ton has q factory and wishes to increase its
output and facilities and does business all
over United States; II is a chain proposition
this company's capitalization Is very large
and needs men of clear vision. sanely eco
nomcal and who believe in making haste
slowly. N 1S1 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
Borough of miscellaneous
norcugh of BrooI.l,n-saIe or Rent.

Good Home Buy-New. rooms, Tied
bath. steam heat gas. electriciiyH latest
conveniencos front ana back yards; room
for garage and driveway only 81 500 cash.
TELEPHONE $500 FLATBrSH
NEW tapestry brick, q rooms aud breakfast
room. sleeping porch biggest value In
Brooklyn II minutes Chambers -. via sub
way; Sio 1000: 81 COO cash terms. TABOR
30 WiliouRhby 81. Main 32ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

CENTRAL PARK sOUTH.-Beautifull fur
For appointment, Plaza $3.50 Short. long
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

westehester-sale or Rent.

FURNISHED house for rent or sale. country
ROONEY. 31s w. 4sth; tel. Longacre 3493.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

HEAD WAITER. coiored man, position: take
charge bachelor apartment. Brown. f6i
w. 1i3d at. care Allen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

magnifcently furnished $ room apartment,
East 3fth St. January 1 reference; Sc
curity 5000 monthly; no agents, children or
dogs. Phone NnnderhiIt 2n90. afternOons only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
Observation-Disclosures.

A beautiful corner house. : rooms, nicely
furnished every modern convenience, with
privilege OF garage Woodcliff- Hudson
30 minutes from Times square. Phone Cort-
Z lapdf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

HANDYAfAN; reference: understands steam.
electric motor. laundry machinery. repair
ing. 423 Il. list.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

GARDENER, superintendent, married, thor
oughiy experienced all branches gardening.
stock, crops. &C.; excellent references. 20
Herald Herald so.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
,~~-~-~-----~-~-~~N~~s~-~~~~~~~-~-~---s
East side.

LEXINGTON Av.. $40 C5isb bedroom for
respectable girl; home privileges. Mrs.
RIVER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

ATTRACTIVE 6 room elevator apartment
southern exposure; also room apartment
reasonable rent ERNEST TRIBELHORN
EOS w With
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms, bath.
telephone, Steinway plano, elevator, suit
able housekeeping situated fourth floor;
ten months lease: 20 Gramercy Park
Call superintendent. Tel. 1883 Gramercy or
5l5S Broad
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West Side.

SETH SIT. (near 5th av)-Large front ROOM
adjacent to bathroom; gentleman. Lenox
eS7h
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JAPANESE, long experienced cook, butler,
valet expert IN all its branches, wishes
position in private family. Hlra, II Concord
AZ prookfvn
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| JAPANESE couple, wife Swedish excellent
butler. valet and parlormsid and chamber
maid wish positions; references. ISioto,
| 3O3 w goth. }
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HOUSE, window cleaning, whitewashing,
night.
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Chambermaids, &c.

CHAMBERMAID.-Lad would like position
for chambermaid. whom she can highly rec
ommend. Call on Thursday morning at =.
w 10Th at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09
HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED

TO RENT. unfurnished. house Of about 20
ro0uis, between JOth and Tooth ets. West ..
nenr subV ay station q i4i Herald, Herald
epuarc
WEST G0rf s'r exclusive block, next CEN
trai fnrh cNcouopt condition. 1000 prin-
cipals only. u $50 Ncraid, Herald square.
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| JAPANESE wishes position In family NJ
general houseworker useful butler; ex-
celent services assured: city country best
refersnces. Nose. 1As Mest 6Ath 81.
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MUST sacrifice eight room house, $l+,0O
attractive terms SULLIVAN, 20 Nor
aV New Rochelle
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CHAMBERMAID.-You Irish girl, lately
landed. wishes position as chambermaid
and waitress. Apply Devine, 1888 Amster-
dam av
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| JAPANESE, excellent cook. general house
worker In family, competent. courteous
and Industrious: best OF references. Vas.
II Concord n R'tlvD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

GOTH ST, 81 Il. tnear Park Room for gem
tleman: electricity. heat. phone.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

4 years old. going kindergarten: excellent
cook and butler or houseman. AZ references.
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Conuecticut-saIe or Rent.

e. BENZ. LOCKWOOD. REAL ESTATE.
Sound Beach. Conn. Tel. 2l5.
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JAPANESE couple; both first class cook
and butler-valet, In small family or bache-
lors apartment: long experience: splendid
references from prominent families; mod
crate. Il 300 Herald. Herald square
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-09

| EX- SERVICE man. recently out OF hospita
81. must have Immediate employment; aged
mother, wife and child entirely dependent o.
me for support. QUALIFICATIONS: Account
ant. bookkeeper, cashier. correspondent. cost
and production clerk, tmekeeper, typewriter.
statstician, general office manager, but VIII :
ling to tackle anything: high school ann
business college graduate; not physically dis,
.abled in any way, but slightly under usua
weight: steady worker; do not watch the
clock: do not profess TO know II oil. but an
age. y 254 Herald. Herald "a.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

throughout, it will live through many administrations. On it's two floors, mostly on the lower one, the depart ment office workers are now doni- ciled.
 The work of making the yard into the highway departments permanent home is hardly begun, however. State Engineer Thomas Maddock explained yesterday. Work already has been begun on the fine new two and a half story office building directly in front of the present structure. When this building is occupied the present tempo rary office quarters will return to a more humble existence as storehouse 1 and supply depot. A very small store house is also in the yard. Big Repair Shops Another feature of the yardS-and one on which work will start tomor- row-win be the machine and repair shops, for the state highway depart ment will do all it's own repair work, thereby saving considerable money to the taxpayers. The departments shops will be constructed in the yard and will be rushed to completion as much as possible.
 The sheds, or rather groups of shel- ters now standing at intervals along the fence, are totally inadequate to give protection from the elements to all the equipment kept at the yard. and
 
 structed. The department is in pos session of a great quantity of road building equipment, and it proposes to make it last as long as possible by keeping it repaired and protected from the weather.
 From the headquarters office and depot near the capitol the state high way department will carry on it's work in all parts of the state. From there equipment will be sent out on various jobs, and to it will come equipment from completed jobs. It will be the central point for the states highway enterprises, and it marks a great step forward, in the opinion of State En- gineer Maddock and his aides. Received 260 Trucks | The property on which the depart ment is now quarteerd was purchased a year ago in the face of many diff culties, for the lack of appropriations was a serious handicap. The depart
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

What Darby A. Day has done almost any other young man with determination can duplicate.
 The Phoenix National Life Insurance Co offers 10 young opportunity to build future for them insurance field second to none This com pany n Phoenix. and fact, all over the it, in writing the policies issued by this company.
 remuneration offered is only limited by mans activity and ability to produce business With our popular proft-sharng each is assured a and increasing income. President O'Reiily give personal assistance and aid to all applicants situations, and he a master in the art of developing life insuranse several of the men under him in former having ad- high positions
 Just this is in need of man to take charge of the Phoenix field. and the man who can qualify this position unusual contract will be given. If making all the money want, and interview president of the company, he will tell what chances to make the life business.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27
CITY IN ITSELF |S
 HOME IF STATE
 HIGHWAY DEPT.
Equipment Gathered at New Headquarters at Seven teenth Avenue and Jack son Street Is On A Scale To Surprise

Arizona at last has a real headquar- .ers for her state highway department. With the details of moving the offices from the bungalow on the capitol grounds completed, the department now will center its activities in its warehouse, office building and repair shop site two blocks south of the state house. With the exception of part of the drafting force, all branches of the department are now in the new quarters and getting settled.
 The new headquarters of the high way department has already won the nickname of "Fort Bliss for its quick growth and bustle- "Headquarters' is the best name so far found for it, for the new location is a mixture of ware house, quickly erected temporary of flee building, yard for equipment and what not.
 The state highway department is now located in a great open area a square block in size, stretching from Seventeenth to Eighteenth avenues and from Jackson to Harrison streets. The outer edge of the block is circled with rows of trucks and pieces of equipment. much of it under sheds, while in the center stands a big gal vanized iron and timber structure
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27
4lMTZyy LZLZZ',E.,:y; F;

The war of the canaries Is going on in San Francisco.
 Mrs. Perrie Johnson had a Mister Canary. who couldn't warble a pennys worth.
 Miss Mona Hambly had Mrs. Canary. and fine whistler she was and is.
 So Mrs. Johnson borrowed Miss Harpbly's canary to teach her own bird how to warble. 1 But Mrs. Canary could do more than whistle She laid some eggs, and matched 'em all the while giving MT. Canary singing lessons. l When Miss Hambly concluded her l bird had been giving enough singing lessons she went for Mrs. Canary, and found a happy bird family in the cage. Then the debate began. Miss Hambly insisted the baby birds should go back home with their mother.
 Mrs. Johnson argued they should re- main with MT. Canary, being as how they were born right in his cage.
 The canary owners took the case to the police court, and Judge Oppen- helm took it under consideration
 'sI don't know" he said whether better able to bring up Baby Canary; I'll have to read some bird books before l decide. But in New York judge decided that the child of an unwed mother belongs" to the father of the child. although the father is married to an other woman. 1 The corseted dog has made his ap- lpearance on the fashionable Place I ' endome Paris ! Mrs Jouette A. Singleton of St. Paul. Minn-, asks for divcrce because her husband played the sweetest strains on his violin for the entertain ment of other women"
 Grandfather used to think the long est word was:
 i Honorificabilitudin < Father thought up a longer word: Anthropomorphologi
 But son comes across with this:
 Antidisesta ablishmentarianisrn
Arizona republican., 1920-06-27

ment managed to buy the lots, how ever, and since then the property has increased enormously in value.
 Just for the sake of finding out how much equipment the department now has with which to carry on it's work James Allen, equipment inspector and storek eeper for the department, was asked yesterday for some offhand ng- ures on the subject And this is the answer:
 The department has received from the federal government 260 trucks which added to the 25 it had makes a total of 2s5. It has IS motor cars. It has so escort wagons. It has P 12O- horsepower tractors, among others, and a five-t ton derrick, besides much mis- cellaneous equipment
 Not nearly all the departments s equipment is at the headquarters sta- tion here, for much of it is out through the state. There is an imposing array of trucks, tractors, wagons and other pieces of machinery at the yard, how ever; too many to be counted with ease.
 Build Big Crane
 Among the interesting sights there is a crane. mounted on big truck. which the boys of the department built themselves, and it has proved a mighty handy thing to have around, too. Sev- . eral of the big war department trucks at the yard are newly arrived and still in the huge boxes in which they were shipped, and the crane is a valuable as . set in the difficult task of assembling them.
 One of the noteworthy things about the activities at the highway depart ment headquarters. just now being built up. is the air of permanence that surrounds all the work being done One gathers that the work is not be- ing done for an administration or two, but for good, and for the state in it's future progress.