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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
gUGAR TENANTS
RICH ENOUGH TO
BUY A BIG RANCH

Havana. June S.-Tenant farm
81 on the plantation of the San
l1gnAcio Sugar Mill company have
Durchased the property. the con-
6ldefation being $2.000.000. The
yrcporty Is located at Agromonte,
4 province Of MatanIas. and the mill
1as IN estimated output Of over
100000 bags Of sugar per season.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
REBEKAHS AND ODD
FELLOW MEMORIAL
SERMON TOMORROW

At l O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
members of the Aledo Rebekah and
Odd Fellows lodges will meet at l.
o. o. F. hall and march to the
First Methodist church for the ne
mortal services, which will be
preached by DR.. F. E. Shut. The
services are the annual memorial
for those lodge members who have
passed away. The services will be-
gin at O'Clock in the church.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
RECEIVE WORD OF z
SHIPMENT OF OIL
TO BE USED HERE

Word has been received by the
executive Mercer county oiling
board that two car loads of road
oil had been shipped to this county.
The oil is expected to be received
within the next few days. Several
roads of the county which are list
ed for oil have been placed in excel
lent condition and are ready for
the application when the oil is re-
ceived. Highway commissioners
throughout the county are engaged
in grading.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
ASSESSORS NEAR
FINISH ON WORK
FOR THIS COUNTY

Seven township assessors of Mer.
Ger county have filed their books
with county treasurer c. A. Friese
and it is expected that more will
turn in their wook soon. The
work Of listing the assessments for
Mercer township including Aledo %
in the hands of J. NJ. Nesbit and
will probably be finished this
week.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
Chicago Livestock,

Chicago, June Seattle receipts,
5000; beef steers mostly SOC high
or; some 75c higher.
Hogs: receipts $4,000; generally
16c ana Csc lower; bulk light and
Hight butchers 14.25@14.45; bulk,
$50 pounds and over, 13.4O@14.15.
Sheep. receipts, 5000; quality
MGR; lambs SOC to s1.0O higher /;
1u-between kind advancing most.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08

- Z Cslesity x1sA
eBsIiags usrs abeorbed
"a ~ eosa nastet climb today.
70 qup4alicas. which ranged
13tc - NE lower with July
3o 70 Ill and September
"A lSGx were followed By .
Z ~ AisDlaysd strength from the
After opening Nc % to Ne
1ee, The maEket scored . ma
6pturn.
fSvisions were dull and easier.
bird the last prices under
q ; setback owing largely To
1Qre declines n the value Of sill
+ xhd to cutting Of the Chicago
~ Northwestern railway divf-
The close was unsettled Y
: ~ net lower.
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Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City, Mo-, June S.-Cattte
receipts. $500; mostly higher.
Hog receipts, 11,000; weak. bulk.
heavy and medium. 13.SO@l4.25;
bulk, light, 13.50@14.00
Sheep receipts, $500; sheep.
higher.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
Chicago Futures.
New York Money.

New York. June S.-Mercantile
Ipapcr 7%c.
Exchange, arm; sterling. de-
Mand 3.91%.
Government bonds, heavy.
Time loans. strong; 60 days. 30
lays and 6 months, S1s per cent.
L Call money. strong; ruling rate
~ bank acceptances 6H.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
Peorl0 Grala,

Peoria, ILL.,, June S.-Corn, 1c
1owef: No. 1 white, 1854; No. 3
white, 1.s5: No. 2 ;,llow, 1900
s1eia: No. 3 yellow, 1893; sample.
s16prssa
Oats. 102c up; No. 8 white, l.13
0d.A;s
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
PENSIONS FOR KIN
OF REBS VICTIMS

Guatemala City. June 8. -. The
city is granting pensions to the
families Of non-combatants killed
during the recent .bombardment Of
Guatemala City by former Presi-
dent Cabrera. Among those killed
during the April lighting were
many unarmsd men and women
and chil6ren, who were taken from
,their homes, lined mp and shot n
- presence Of their relatives.
Jhih was dona BY order Of General
1s6AjUn and General Reyes Of Cab
fGfa's forces. who are now on trial
befors the supreme court Of Qua
temela.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
Kansas City Cash Grain

Kansas City. June S.-Wheat, IN
changed to SC lower; No. 2 red
Corn. steady.
Oats, hominally unchanged.
sssE Toledo Seed.
Toledo, Ohio. June S.-Clovel
seed, prime, cash, $500.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
Peoria 1,iyestock,

Peoria, ILL.,, June 8. = Hog re-
Ipfs, 100: 15c to Csc lower; ac-
the: top, 14.10; bulk, 13.90@14.10.
Cattle receipts, 200; strong to
higher: active.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
Chicago Potatoes

Chicago, ILL.,, June S,-Potatoes.
weaker; receipts IS cars; northern
white, sacked 9.00@9.25 per hum
dred weight.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08

New York. June s.-Rsadins
rose almost I points. New York
Central also developing with nu-
merous secondary issues. The
market lapsed into dullness before
noon.
The closing was irregular.
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& Louis Cash Grain.

~ Louis, Mo-. June 8.--Wheat,
3gaE4 hard winter, 2.S5.
! Corn. No. 2 white, 10000.
Cats, No. 2 white, LIS.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
DAY.COOPER,

At s o'clock last night in the
parsonage of the First Methodist
church of Aledo took place the
marriage of Miss Ruby Cooper,
daughter of Levi Cooper, and lrvin
Day, son of Mrs. Mary Day, both d
this city. DR.. F. E. Shut read Inc
ceremony and the couple were al.
tended by Rollie Cooper, brother ol
the bride, and Miss Minnie Wnie.
side. The young couple will De ~
home to their friends on EleVenln
street after next week.
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PERaHING no RRTIRR.

Warrington, June 8.--General
Pershing yesterday announced his
fntshtion to retire from active SER
|vice within . tew montha
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Chicago Cash Grain.
Glc1go. June s.-wheat: No.
ia, -.
Y Qprr: No. 2 mixed. 1.s001.93.
Q<E1: No. . white, 1.lS01.19.
4 Rye: No. 2. 2.16@2.17.
ntley: 1.4001.53.
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Nsw York Sugar.

New York, June 8.-Raw sugar
steady; centrifugal zoos; refined
steady; fine graduated 22.00@
$3.50.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-06-08
CHICAGO TO SAVE LIGHT.

Chicago, June S.-The city couh-
Gil yesterday passed daylight saw
ing law effective June IL, to INC
last Sunday in October.
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OFFERS MANY PARCELS
ON SPECIAL SALES DAY

Tho next special auction salo by
Bryan l.. Kennedy in the Real Estate
Exchange will be held on Jan. IL at 12
o'clock noon. More than one dozen par
cells Will be offered. including properties
In sections of the city ranging from the
lower East Side to Harlem. Among them
are ia East Broadway. four story
building with stores. for the estate OF the
late Lippman Katz: 161 East Ninety
ninth street. n five story tenement, for
the estate OF the late Franzsko Muller.
and 331 West Thirty-fourth street.
four story dwelling in the Pennsylvania
Terminal zone. which can easily be CON
verted into n business building.
For the estate Of the late Nathan
kempner Mr.. Kennedy will sell 255-259
Ninth avenue. three four story buildings.
5O.fxl00; 131 West Fourteenth street.
four-story building, 25xl03.3: Az
Ninth avenue. a iour story building with
store, 2i.6x100; 525 Ninth avenue. five
story building, with store. 2i.Sx56 352
and 354 West Thlrty-ninth street. two
four story buildings, i0x74.1; $50 Third
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

L. j. Guilfoylc & Co. leased for the
United Cigar stores Company TO y.
Shoninger Company the entire third
floor at sos Fifth avenue. as piano
warerooms.
Harris. Vought & Co. with d. l.. Eli
man & Co.. leased the entire second
floor at IA East Forty-sixth street TO
Robert p. Marshall & Co. stock brokers.
for their uptown brokerage office.
Douglas Gibbons a. Co. rented a fur
nished apartment at 10 East Flfty-third
street TO u. il. Walker; also rented for
Judge Peter r. Barlow his furnished
apartment at AL Park avenue 70 Guy
Il. Johnson: also rented n three story
dwelling, furnished, at SO West Twelfth
street 90 Mrs. Margaret Payson and
Phelina Winslow also furnished apart
ment at 5l0 Park avenue to Albert
FRANKIE; also offices at 40s Lexington
avenue to the National Soldiers League.
and also for the Harperly Hall Company
an apartment at 1 West Sixty-fourth
street to c. w Gormley; also fur
nished apartment at 555 Park avenue to
Herman d. Kountze. and also rented for
George B. Sanford a furnished apart
ment at S29 Park avenue to Douglas
Gibbons.
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NEWARK TRANSACTIONS.

Fest d Feist leased in the building at
1872 Market street. which was recently
sold by them for George Soverin to the
Commonwealth Holding Company. space
to Mink Lindeman. shoe dealer. and the
upper floors and offices to the following ::
Miles r. Biting q Co.. Arthur Young
g. Co. accountants; North British and
Mercantile Insurance Company, Boyle.
Brockway & Graham, stock brokers;
Commercial Beneficial Association of
New York. All the leases were for a
period of years. The same brokers
rented the vacant plot at the corner of
Gouverneur and Ogden streets 100x40O.
to the Ferguson Company OF Paterson
and New York.
The New York herald., 1920-12-27

Daniel IT, Jackson sold to an investing
client of Jacques Poilatschek the four
five story new law apartment houses at
the northwest corner of 179th street and
southern Boulevard. known as SIT. S21,
S25 East 179th street. and 2.039 South
ern Boulevard. These houses rent for
$4,000 annually, and were held at
S220,090
The New York herald., 1920-12-27

T. Ruane a residential lot on Heights
terrace to David Marshall.
Chauncey b. Griffen & Co. rented fur
nished the residence of Miss Anna Mar
garet Kolter on Monroe avenue Heath
cote Hill, Mamaroneck, to j. H. Nc
Clesky.
Lewis II. May Company resold for the
j.. S. r. Realty Company the S. & l..
Construction Company two and half
story stucco dwelling at 326 Dickerson
avenue. Edgemere, l.. L., to Della /.
Donihee.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented for Mrs.
Amelia Loeb her house at Cedarhurst.
l.. l., furnished, to Orrin s. Seymour
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avenue. four story flat with store, 1S,2x
SO; 855 Second avenue. a four story
building. 25x75 2102 to 21O6 Third ave-
nue., the northwest corner of 115th
street. two five story buildings. 57sx
49, and one story building at the
southeast corner of Southern Boulevard
and Longwood avenue The Bronx.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Massachusetts.
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.


FACTORIES FOR RENTS, 900 50. n. +;
floors, 5000 or 1900 IT,; or separate (;
modern buildings sprinyled, elevator, cleo
tricity. heat; Bradley Building, nth ~. and
Vernon ay., Long Island City; minutes
from Grand Central Station. . blocks from
all fubways, : cent car fare. Principals only
address a. !. BRADLEY. owner. l0i Beck.
man st., New York. Phone 3J0l Beekman.
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YOUNG WOMEN
LEARN ADVERTISING.

II you are n young woman between
the ages OF 20 and %, have a. high
school or college education or tho
equivalent, want 10 learn the a6ver-
tlsing business. willing to work hard
and show initiative. working at a
moderate salary until you have shown
unqucstioned ability, you should by all
means answer this advertisement:
state age, experience, religion and
what you think you can do best. Y
I32 Herald. Herald 50.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

S. S. Walstrum- Gordon & Forman sold
in Ridgewood, n. j., for Mrs Ida NJ.
Sprague her residence at 2SS Prospect
street to McLain 4. Robertson, and for
the Minwix Company at 80 North Pleas
ant avenueNt C. Fl. Hand; also for NJ
The New York herald., 1920-12-27
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WAITRESS and chambermaid for private
house. family OF three. Can until o'clock,
3O5 West 107th ST.
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- UNFURNISHED.
Above Joth st.-sth Av. to North River.

9TH, 31f W.-Front apartment. two rooms
exceptionally large, kitchenette, bath; chef
Il desired; leases Apply superintendent on
premises.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
igr gr .n.eSa ~iht" "'h sec

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
20 different maltos OF pleas,
ure and commercial cars Wiu
he sold AT Public Auction
MONDAY AND THURSDAY Ar NOON,
BROWN's AUTO AUCTION sALES ROOMS
sd aV.. cor. ilth st.. =. y CliF'
Tel. Stnyycsant 92t
1ist your chr with us. We VIII Fet
.our price 80 commission charged
n yotir car is sold. We also bpy
cars outright when 40 preferred
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TAssELL & KEAi'NEh
ESTABLISHED 1tG1),
f.G-fgs East 1911 ~.
Tp MORROW CTUESDAfl. DEC. ~,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale viii comprise a great .".s
measure and business cars, the property "i
0''''' L.. II. pUNKLEY. Auctioneer.
TT-JlT< touring. passenger: like new rlgc-
tric irhta. riurter, dpmouutahlc inns S'''.
81 ruit1u st Brooklyn. Prnspcft lOi-.
CKDTTJ,NC touring. S cylinder. early 1911
nrolci. wonderful shape throughout sarrl j.
stca. mako offer If4G i3ushwick av., Brook
ign. Phone Bushwick 'l69. -
CHANDLER scdan. late model win sacri.
fcc 10 quick buyer. 1l4b Eushwick aN''
Brooklyn. Phone bushwlck II0p
CONTRACT.
ROLLS Royce chassis, fully equipped cX-
ccptional opportunity TO buy new chas@is
$4,000. private oNnDlt lAlhNlhhutl ~ol"'
DORT-i020 touring pass; used only 1900
miles; Ike new, extra equipment StZ".
GoLpEERG.. phone Fity Roy 1879.
FORp touring. 1919. also Ford touring. liFc
new. S2s5 Br1LUER, STi Fulton 70.
Urootlyn prospcct lOi21.
t,OpD coupe. late model. condition perfect
many extras $3.50 iO2 w. l4tth.
nfspgoN ,oupc tor sale. Just been rcpain' .
kand oycthanled and in first class couditiou
Aply "a GEORGE a. TOWERS, i3i Morris
aV Rockville Ccnirer v. J.
HtpscN sodani beaNlful appearance VIII
accpnt yonr car in trade. time payments.
I1CItfER. iiT =. ltth
IMPORTED
MERCEDES SIMPLEX suburban sedan;
owned by ora Vail Of race track fame t0r
oulck disposal. $500 cost originally Si2-
coo Phone Bushvick 1853.
MAXWELL, sedan, late model, Ike new
need monty $500 l02 w. ilith.
NATIONAL sedan. mechanically perfce
need cash sucriflcc $3.50 HERBERT
EVANS, Somerset Hotel
NATIONAL. suburban sedan. igis. in fins
c1ldition price reasonable. LE&NNb,
h,ll cpiihk. -.-..--.
NATfoNAL sedan. mechanically pcrtcc Z;
reed cash eacrificu $3.50. HERBERT
EVANS. somcrsc Hotel.
wEsTCorT touring. late mudcl perfect con-
diion. Iiko new extras $500 1850 AUD
WE WILL SELL
BENElE 1870. : pass sport ri O sensible
price Call ~ GsBushwick at, Brooklyn.
Phonc liushv irk i1r9.
WINTON, beautiful limousine perfect con-
dltion; $500. Gramercy 1850
1920 Cadillac sedan; exceptional opportunity
iig9.
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rUBfTC sTENOGRApmERs.
sroyrs s bouER RErAues.

STOVES $50 STOVE REPAIRS Repairs
furnished 20 fit any make Of Stovs,
Enf4r. FURNACE. stenm OF Nor water Heater
manufactured. STOVE REPAIR corr ".
-1s- $50 water si cor. Berkmau, New York.
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Miscellaneous.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED--FEMALE

CENTLEWOMAN. Scotch Young.
bright disposition, good appearance,
college education, capable, reliable.
dome 'irafcd. wleFoe pOgT 70. LADY
COMPANION or CITApEBON 20 Am
rIlcan lady travelling home 9r abroad
nr Sew York. has travelled France,
Ietunny. Russia. fond 80 uutuour
sports, could do secrrtariM work.
Nr. extremely ioiN compaulun -
Klut Edward It,. Fraserburgh Scot
land.
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Borough of Bron,-saIe or Rent.

FOR Immediate possession. new one family
stucco. with garage; price below present
cost; terms reasonable. 2S1i-2S21 Sedgwick
av., north of Kingsbrdge road. Builder on
premlses. Phone KinEshrdge 1O32.
The New York herald., 1920-12-27
Borough of Brooklyn-sale or Rent.

BARSAIN-Full story limestone and white
brick, "a rooms, hardwood TRIM excellent
condition. New York av., near Eastern Pa rlI
way; ideal home for doctor; price and term,
right. JOHN j. LAWLOR, iOJA Tompkin;
av. Telephone Lafayette 1900.
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Instruction.
LADIES. ATTENTION.

LADIES, ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientif-
ically qualities you In short time 10 earn $50
10 500 weekly day. evening classes Call
Or write for free booklet II. Academy OF
Hairdtessine and Beauty Culture, 153 w.
4lth 81 Phone Bryant aI55.
EARN $25-Sl50 weekly only through Prof.
Rohrers tho Reliable Hairdress Manicure.
Beauty school; 81 up; free for service; earn
while learn circular explains. 1t9 w. 42d ~.
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YOUNG LADY

with pleasing personality. refined, able 10
converse easily; experience unnecessary.
Cal. between 10 a. NJ. and g i. M, room
Coz, 20 Court ST.. Brooklyn, n. y.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Manhattan-Miscella


VIII be sold low for quick sale five story
brown stone dwelling, 10 rooms, baths |;
two minutes from subway; must be all cash.
470G
The New York herald., 1920-12-27

TO FUNCTION AS ACCOUNTANT;
GOOD BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT,
SYSTEMATIZER. ECONOMIZER, AND
PREFERABLY WITH EXPERIENCE
IN THE COAL BUSINESS; ABOVE
ALL. MUST HAVE UP TO DATE
METHODS, BANKING KNOWLEDGE.
AND ONE WHO ACTUALLY MAN
AGES OFFICE HELP. EXECUTES
AND GETS THINGS DONE. A 9TH
AV. GENTLE COAL CORPORATION
DESIRES MARRIED MAN WITH
PERSONALITY. BETWEEN 30 AND
40 YEARS PREFERABLY; WILL BE
BONDED; REPLY COMPREHIcN-
SIVEIY STATING SALARY En-
pECTEp. AND ATTACH THIS AD-
NtRTfSEMENT.
MANAGER, BOX G 273 HERALD.
HERALD SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1920-12-27

Washington heights, Above ls5th St.
Nest of Sth Av.
ST. NICHOLAS AV., G54-Ortside rooms
exceptionally large; southern exposure
subet.
HIST $50 w. corner Drive.-High class
elevator, I rooms. baths; facing HUDSON;
immediate possession; rent reasonable.
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wOODwORKERs.

first class: those having had experience on
acroplare preferred. Apply or write
EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT,
CURTTSS AEROPLANE g. MOTOR CORP.
GARDEN CITY, NEW YORK.
WOULD Ike 20 meet party with $1,000 to
join me in automobile taxi and garage
business draw $50 and half profits OF busi-
moss; experience not necessary. Si4 Fulton
II. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1920-12-27
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

BANK ST, 15.-Large front room. suitable
for two business men: bathroom floor
also single room; near Tth av. subway.
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STENOGRAPHER
(Christian)

A 9TH AV. GENTLE COAL COR
PORATION DESIRES AN AMBI-
TIOUS. RAPID AND THOROUGHLY
ENPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER;
ONE ACCUSTOMED TO TURNING
OUT a VOLUME OF EVEN-TOUCH
BUSINESS LETTERS. INDEPEND-
ENT OF RESULTS OF OTHERS.
SALARY $25 AT START; SUISSE
QUENT ADVANCEMENT AS RAP
IDLY AS DESERVED AND EN-
TT Il u l. y DEPENDENT UPON
PROVEN INDIVIDUAL MERIT; NO
BEGINNERS; 4 STENOGRAPHER.
NO SECRETARIES, WANTED;
PLEASE REPLY FULLY. STATING
WHEN SERVICES ARE AVAIL
ABLE. AND ATTACH THIS ADVER-
TISEAIENT.
STENOCRAPHER. BOX G 27f HER
AID, HERALD SQUARE.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

s f C r r TARY- Y-STENOGRAPHER. capable
young man, we'll recommended. Brennan,
254 w 127th.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR, RENT.

ror Hire-Passenger Cars.
CADILLAC RENTING SERVICES shop.
ping. 81 driving, $3.50 theatre rrturns:
trips weekly. monthly contracts. Circle 139a
NEW riorro. ARROW limougiuci day. month.
SHAPIRO. i59 p. nth. Rhinclander 5000.
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- UNFURNISHED,
Borough of Brooklyn.
III MONTAGUE STREET

All improvements four rooms and bath /;
elevator service night and day: $40; possess
zion January l. Apply SUPERINTENDENT.
Phone 1860 Main.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
oFFIUE MANAGER

-~~o~~~-o~-~~~-~oo~~~~~~~~---~
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FEEIEH-Fhst class, wanted. International
Printing office. 60 Sth az.
MEN. easy work. good pay, opportunity for
rapid advancement. Apply ai week. be-
tween $50 and ~ $50 y. NJ u. 5. Mutual
S;orcs. Gs w. i0fh sr.
MOTOR pTtAUGHTSMAN.
first class one having had experience on
apropinne motors preferred. Apply or write
CERTISS AEROPLANE MOTOR CORP,
GARDEN CITY. NEW YORK.
REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling companion TO boy twelve, spend
fnr winter California, must be willing FOL
low Instructions from Ethical Culture School.
box l. Ts7 Herald. $50 Broadway
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
4 LOFTS TOILET

9.4o0 square feet each fireproof building
located between Manhattan and Brooklyn
Bridges. available Jan. ist. 1921. near Jay
st. Terminal. J. h. CAvANAGH. 151 Rem
sen st., Brooklyn. Main 654t.
The New York herald., 1920-12-27

BoOKl<EEPER--Man who can take COM
plete charge of double entry set of books.
state fun particulars, salary expected and
age 100 Herald. $50 broadway.
BUTLER, light colored, with references, for
general housework family OF two. Apt.
Al. wyoming. both 81; and Ith sv.
CANVASSERS, agents; something new. no
competition. big profits. Call Immediately,
room zoo. 800 18th av. tentrnnce 34th st.D.
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Miscellaneous.
APARTMENTs-FURNISHED


~---~---~-~~e-~-----.~e>------
CHOICE Apartments Choice. clients
MISS RASMUSSEN
Phone Vanderbilt f421. ~ East 8ath ~
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED ApnRTMFNT
FOR RENT SEASON on LONGER. gLAW.
SON HoBBS. i62 w. 72n ST.
suBLET two aud three room apartment. AZ
w. 4lth 81
TWO roopa. bath. titcnenette aitraetiveiy
furnished. overlooking Central park renfat
$500 per month. 90 April I. Harprriev HAN
Wet Gith.
42D. 22s W.-LuNurious. Furnished bscheior
apartments. consisting of parior, bedroom
and baths $50 60 $50 weekly. fuli hotel ser
vice.
55TH ST. Just west ~ Sth av.--Two rooms
with kitchen and bath. unusually large
handsomely furnished Tel Circle 12if. Apt
3. untll ~
6isT sr -Egxiit rconi apartment FOR sale
rcnt 81 zoo per year. Apply WM. A. TAY.
LOR. Inc. 20l Columbus av
SETH. 3il W..-iiigh class. large. llRlt rooms
elevator apartment; immediate possession
S6TH. $50 W.--To lease. two rooms. ktcl-
cnettc. bath: Immediate possession. Apt 4
g7TH ST. Riverside Drivc-G rooms. attrac-
tivcly furnished, with plano: rents 5000
Call Mornlneslde 27s0.
07TiI, 3os w.-Fivc unusually large furnished
rooms. baths, electricity, telephone. ali
night elsrator service LONG, short lease
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New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

RAMSEY. Five acres, five room cotti Fe.
electricity, water. chicken houses for GOO
photographs: $4,000. HOVER 212 Broad
MnN. ". Y -
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In the Dwelling Market.

SCHNEIDER e Liebler sold for George
I. Vogt the dwelling 215 East Seventy
ighth street.
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STOCK statesmen.

Opportunity for high grade, ex-
perienced stock statesmen 20 call
exclusively on oil stockholders, on
resale proposition: liberal COM
mission; no dra wing account; ref
erences required. Address r Si5
Herald, Fulton 81.
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WANTED at once. energetic men. IL
you are not ambitious and willing to
rise 10 the top DO not apply: experience
not necessary; unlimited advancement.
Call 10 A. NJ. to y. NJ. room 802, 20
Court st.. B'klyn. n. Y.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

Above 1ith So. 10 59th 81 unclusi,c,.
East River 90 North River.
SMALL office 10 rent reasonably Metropol-
iian Opera House Studios. 1925 broadway.
1913 EAST 9TH s'r.
between Madison and 4th avs.--Hgh clas.
apartments, 3-f-1 rooms: centrally located ,
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Az ARTIST FOR AN ADVER-
TISINGi AGENCY; MUST
HAVE HAD EXPERIENCE
APPLY TUESDAY A. NJ.
SUITE oOa-903, - WEST 45Ta
ST.
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WAN1ED--If you are n man-of ambition.
who wishes 10 better his condition in
organization in tho world, call at room
20i. 10 West 40th ST. New York city.