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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15
DE La CoRTE FEDERAL
Pgoccdimieatos n del mi6,colcs. IA de-
i. Eieero De 1920.
Preside eE Jaes de! Distrito, Peter ].
8 Hamilton.

EE. IT. Cuban Allied Works
Engineering Corp. VS.. Corporation
Azucarera SauIf y. Subira. 1870 Civil
laa nloci6n pitliendo permiso para la
radicaci0n de la contra-demanda ha
sidol eoncedida Diez dfas coneedidos
para crnitestar o. B. Frazer por el
demanit. A. F. Castro y H. G. Molina
Ior el demandado
EE. II. vs.. Henry La Fontaine,
1880 Criminal. Acusado de asa!:o con
intenciJn de asesinar en- alta mar. Sen
te1ciado a dos amos en- III penitcaciaria
de Atlanta. Georgia.
EE isT. Us. Santiago DELI Rios.
1191 Criminal. Tor Gefalear una CAR
ia 81 coatenilo. Mufta &c $50, v
sentene.ado dos amos en- la peniten-
Eial'ia Ge Atlanti, Georgia
En- eI asunto de Medina Co.
Quebraios, 2s0 Quiedra. ortlen restric
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15

arrendadas para fines agricolas a unas
cuantas personals. Todos estos arren-
damient6s expiran durante ell espacio
de tempo cohrprendido desde el % de
diciembre de 1919 hasta el 19 de Julio
de 1920. '3"1pio1 spitpi'0 @2i afat
Situaci6n. Maricao: Barrios de Ma
ricao Afuera, )e Indiera Frfa. Sabana
Grande: Barrios de Santana y Tabo-
nuco; Bosque de Maricao. Radica en-
los nacimientos del rio Maricao de
otros afluentes del rio Grande de Ahas
co, rio Seco, rio Sus1a, Y varios atiuen
tes del rio Guanaiibo. Comprende las
laderas del monte Cerro Gordo, y las
laderas y sierras adyacentes. Linda
con varios terrenos particulares, Sc
gun Sc muestra en- el plano del des-
linde hecho por ell Gobierno; superb
Gle cuerdas, 100000 (mas menosl !;
AproXimadamente $500 cuerdas han
sido deslindadas por ell Departamen-
to del Interior, Y 1,700 cuerdas, mas
menos, estan siendo deslindadas. En-
esta Proclama quedan comprendidos
todos los terrenos pertenecientes Ell
Pueblo de Puerto Rico contigues a,
que ubican en- la seccion que linda
innlediatamente con, la parte de este
bosque que ha sido deslindada.
Situacion. San German: Barrios de
Hoconuco Alto, y Cain Alto. Isla de
Mona Isla de Monito; Bosques de
Mona Y Monito estan situados cerca
del centric del canal de la Mona, fren-
te la costa occidental de la Isla de
Puerto Rico propiamente dicha. Es-
ia Proclama comprende toda la Isla
Monito y toda la de Mona, exceptuan-
do la parcela de 244 cuerdas 10 lar
go del extreme oriental que ha sido
reservada para ell Servicio de Faros
de los Estados Unidos; Superfcie cuer-
das, Mona 13,798.O0; Monito 10000
(proximamente); Esta Proclama no
afectara la concession especial hecha
anteriormente para extraer los depo-
sitos de fosfato de la Isla de Mona.
Alrededor de 800. cuerdas de terreno
llano aslo largo de la costa suroeste
de la Isla de Mona estan arrendadas,
para fines agrfcolas, al sefor Marc
Lejeune. Este arrendamiento expira
lei % de septiembre de 1923.
En- Testimonio de 10 Cual, he firma-
10 la presente Y he hecho que Sc. es-
;ampe en- ella el Sello de FL Pueblo
de Puerto Rico, en- la ciudad de San
Juan. hoy veinte dos de diciembre,
A. D., mil novecientos diez y nueve.
(Sello.) Arthur Yager,
Gobernador.
Promulgada, de acuerdo con la ley,
en- veinte y dossde diciembre de 1919.
R. Siaca Pacheco,
Secretario Executive de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15

| mente con el Comisionado del Inte-
rior, para el uso de determinadas par
celas de terrenos inclufdas, en- la pre-
sente, con fines, exclusivamente agrf-
colas.
FL Comisionado de Agriculture v
Trabajo, ell cumplimiento de la preci-
tada Ley determinara los reglamen-
tos necesarios para ell desarrollo, la
administration y utilization de estos
terrenos sus productos.
En- cuanto cada bosque en- parti-
icular, esta Proclama propende COM
prender todos los terrenos que perte-
necen a Ell Pueblo de Puerto Rico Y
que Sc hallan dentro de los lindes ge-
nerales que Sc describen mencionan,
va esten aquellos deslindados en- la ac-
itualidad, va esten bajo deslinde, o que
hayan de ser determinados en- cuanto
su situacion, sean deslindados, pos
Iteriormente.
| Los terrenos que Sc mencionan v
comprenden en- esta Proclama ouedan
descritos como sigue:
Situacion. Guayanilla: Barrio de
Boca; Bosque de Punta Barraca. Lin
da; Por Ell norte, con la bahia de Qua
vanilla; por ell, este Y Ell sur, con ell
mar Caribe, Y por Ell oeste, con terre-
nos de la Succession Lluveras; Superb
lcie cusrdas, 5O2.14; Deslindado por ell
Departamento del Interior. Arrenda-
DO, para fines agrfcolas, a Enrique
,Chevalier. El arrendamiento expira
el 8 de febrero de 1920.
Situacion. Guanica: Barrio de Ma
Iniel; Yauco: Barrio de Barina Baja.
~ Guayanilla: Barrio de Boca; Bos-
que de la bahia de Guanica. ;Radica
inmediatamente al este de la bahia de
Guanica, 10 largo de la costa al
norte del mar Caribe, comprendiendo
las parcelas A, B, C, D, F, H, j, NJ,
n, P, Ry T, como Sc sefalan Ell el
plano de deslinde hecho por ell Depar-
tamento del Interior. Linda: Por ell
norte, con las fincas "Cinco Herma-
nos" Maria Antonia" y Santa Ri
ia" todas propiedad de Guanica Cen
tral. con terrenos de don Juan Var
gas, con la hacienda Maria" de do
ma Amelia Antongiorgi, con terre-
nos de Ramon Lopez y la Succession
Lopez, 0 sea la parcela No. 8; por el
este, con los mismos terrenos de Ra-
mon Lopez v la Succession Lopez y con
la hacienda Mercedes" de la Sucesi6r,
don Geronimo Lluveras; por ell sur.
con el mar Caribe, con la fnca LA
Ballena" de don Alexandra frances
chi, otra vez con el mar Caribe, y con
la hacienda maria Antonia, > por el
oeste, con telrenos de don Luis Quiz
homes Aimard, con la hacienda @Ma-
ria AntoniaD v "Cinco Hermanos." v
con la bahia de Guanica, y con la
earretera que eonduce desde el puerto
hasta el pueblo de Guanica; Superb
Gle cuerdas. 5,197.S7; Deslindado por
el Departamento del Interior. Las
parcelas F. J, M, N. P y R, y parties.
de Ia pareela D. numeradas q, 22, 23,
"a 26 y q, comprendiendo una super
ficie total de 2,527.45 cuerdas, estan
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NoMBRAALIENTo

FL Concejo de Administrations de In
cindad ha nombrado a Netancio Bord.
NADIA escribiente ' guarda almacen al
los Hospitales Municipales a Patri1
clio Rios educando de Ia Randa NUM-
cipal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15

/" PROcLAMA % ~ '.ao
| Del Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
Determinados Terrenos de Ell Pueblo
de Puerto Rico Reseryados como
Bosques Insulares.
tPOR CUANTO, todos los terrcnos
pertenecientes. a El Pueblo de. Puerto
Rico deben destinarse los fines para
los cuales esencialmente aseI prestan
mejor; II ~ 1a.3,a, IA s,ta.
POR CUANTO, los terrenos pdbli-
cos que Sc mencionan describen en-
esta Proclama no Sc prestan, por ma
turaleza, a fines agricolas y ST son
mas adecuados los fines de la sell
yicultura que cualquier otro uso;
| PoR CUANTo, durante largo ITEM
po estos mismos terrenos han sido ex-
plotados continuamente, de manera
tan destructiva que han sido compile
tamente despoblados de sus bosques. o
de otro modo la vegetacion forestal
de aquellos ha sido agotada en- sumo
grado, a la par que no Sc ha tornado
lnedida alguna para la fepoblaci6n del
boscaje;
POR CUANTO, la practica general
de esa exploitation destructive, tanto
len los telrenos pdbIicos como en- los
palticulares, ha agotado .casi por COM
pleto los bosques originates, en- forma
tai que Ia ocupacion del corte de ma
dera ha desaparecido como industrial.
Ey Puerto Rico. en- 10 que respecta a
todas classes de MADEIRA de construc-
lcion, de diversos tamafios, na venido
ia depender de las importaciones, a
ia vez que Ell suministro de MADEIRA
| que sirve como combustible para la
fabrication de carbon vegetal esta dis
rnlnuyendo rapidamente y ha llegado
va a, SCI. tan escaso, de calidad tan
interior, y de tan alto precio, al ex-
tremo de ocasionar gran sufrimiento
Eentre una gran parte de los habitan-
ties;
PoR TANTo, Yo Arthur Wager, Co
bernador de Puerto Rico, en- virtud
de la Seccioh 2 de Ia Ley No. 22, titu-
lada LEY estableciendo un Servicio
Forestal en- Puerto Rico, aprobada el
E22 de noviembre de 1917, por la pre-
sente declare Bosques Insulares, para
ser reservados en- tai sentido, los ST
l guientes terrenos pertenecientes a Ell
j Pueblo de Puerto Rico y que conti-
nuacion Sc describen, con expression
de sds lindes areas, quedando por la
presente prohibido el cortar talar,
extraer cualesquiera arboles o vege-
itaci6n Q productos forestales proce-
denies de los mismos de la referi-
vegetation forestal, menos que
dicha corta 0 extraction Sc efectue de
acuerdo con las condolences de un per-
misc del Gobierno, en- debida fornla.
| 5disponiendose que esta prOhibici6n no
impedira que sigan en- vigor los arren-
damientos y eontratos hechos anterior
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UN EMPREsTITo

Por los Comisionados de la Asam-
blea Municipal Sc esta estudianio nm
ordenanza que ha presentado el Con
siorado de Instruction Municipal M
un emprestito de $4,000 para fines
eatives.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15
Gobierno de Puerto Rico
= E.. Ofi.ina del Secretario Executive

San Juan, p. r., 22 de diciembre de
1919. -. lst RS. r .rt '..rs" .F
Boletin 49," -" ~ ,A'll. &, -
"3 gIGnJ. Hna
p No. 159. ~ "tl'.' sap i.i'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15
Don MANUEL NJ. DE LA VEGA

Maestro shuen amigo don Manuel NJ,
de la Vega Pesquera, que hace unos II
amos tIabaja ell New York, en- The
Doctor Williams Medicine Company.
liz recibido su Aguinaldo de AilO Nue.
Iyo. consistente en- el nombramiento de
Sub-gerente de The .Nulford. Hanson
Co, Departamento Latino-american0 lie
The DR. Williams Medicine Company
.Merecidfsimo creemos Fl ascenso del
buen amigo, pues es un enpleado acti-
vtsimo. mlly simpatlco y con todas las
cualidades de un agente de gran me-
rito. Es, ademds, taquigrafo de in
g!6s Y espanol. La casa lie ha hecho
justicia a su labor de muehos amos V
Ell IMPARCIAL, por clio, lie envfa ST
mas cordial felicitaci0n.
"
-
,~susersbase Il IMPARclAL
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15

tiva en- contra de Domingo Toledo Re
yes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-01-15

10 susersbass = Il IMPARclAl
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STATE or NEW YORK.


SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC WORKS.
Albany. November 1st, 1920.
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF STATE CANALS
t-rlcss sooner closed by ice, the canals of
the State will be closed to navigation as fol-
lows:
The Erie, Champlain and Black River ca
nals at twelve O'Clock midnight OF Saturday.
November ~, 1920.
The Oswego and Cayuga and Seneca canals
at twelve o'clock midnight of Saturday. Mo-
For boats bound through the Erie Canal
and furnishing their own motive power, the
lssue OF through ciearances win cease at
Buffalo and Troy at twelve O'Clock midnight
OF Friday, November 10, 1920.
For boats bound through the oswego canal
the issue OF through clearances at Oswego
Will cease at twelve o'clock midnight of
Thursday, November rs. 1920.
For boats bound through the Champlain
canal the issue of through clearances will
cease at Troy and Whitehall at twelve
O'Clock midnight of Wednesday. November
"a 1920.
The time for the last issue OF clearances TO
boats bound for intermediate points on the
canal system will depend on the distances
proposed to be Travelled.
Notice Is hereby given that the work OF re-
moving buoys and channel markers from the
Oswego and Cayuga and Seneca canals will
Erie and Champlain canals on November 2s
1920.
No boats will be permitted 20 be stored in
tho lock chambers during the winter season.
Owners of boats desiring 20 winter their
craft IN any part Of the canal system
should first secure permission 10 do so from
the Superintendent of Public Works at AL
bany, N. Y. Under circumstances will
any boat be permitted to remain IN the Erie
canal or canalized Mohawk river between
Locks Nos. and 10.
r. 6. WALSH,
superintendent Of Public Works.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF NEW YORK
ExE CUTIV CHI A n b z II
AIRANY
n nppearing to my satisfaction that

=, nnpearing 10 my satisfaction that the
public interest requires 1t: ~ A.
THEREFORE,. in acco oGs sea % nroy,d ts
DO HEREPY APPOINT an Extraordinary
Trial Term OF the Supreme Court, 20 De
held ct the Criminal Courts BUILDING IN tne
County of New York. on Monday. November
% 1920, at ten o'clock in the forenoon Oh
tina; day. for the purpose OF acting on any
hereafter to be found. and oil criminal
actions trials. motions or proceedings re-
lat.ng to or growing out OF or bearing upon
ali or any of the crimes OF extortion, o,
Of blackmail. or of conspiracy to blackmail
or ex;ort, or bearing upon offenses against
the Laws OF this State prohibiting agree.
conspir2cies in restraint OF trade, or Tor
fixing prices or for suppress;ng coa2etition
growing out OF the refusal OF wltnesses
either 20 obey subpoenas to appear or 70
be sworn, Or OF the refusal OF witnesses
appearing before the now existing JOINT
Legislative Committee on Housing, which Is
acting under and by virtue OF Joint
Resolution duly passed at the Extraordinary
Ses~ion OF the Legislature Of the state OF
New York on September "a, 1870, 10 answer
proper and material questions. or TO produce
proper and material books or documents, or
for perjury or for snbornation OF perjury
committed before said Committee, or IN
before Il, and for such other business az
may be brought before said Term, and
which term is to continue , as iong , as h ,nay
ness which may be brought before IT. and
do hereby designate the Hon. John V.
McAvoy of the City of New York, Justiro
Of the Supreme Court OF the First judicial
District. TO hold said Extrnor 'inary Trial
Term Of the Supreme Court as Is herein
before described. and among other things
20 GAUGE to be drawn. according TO law.
Grand Jury TO serve at said Extraordinary
T,ial Term of the Supreme Court. and
10 hereby direct that notice of such appoint
rnent be given by publication OF this ord,i
for two successive weeks. In the New
York Law Journal New York Times;,.
New York worid' New York Herald"
and the New York American" respectively.
newspapers published IN the. City and County
of New York n. Y. said publications TO
appear In each OF the said newspapers on
,Ne Eth day of November. 1920, and the
t2.h dav OF November, 1890
GIVEN under my hand and the Prtvy
Seal Of the State at the Capitol,
in the City OF Albany. this twenty
rSEAI.I seventh day of October, In the year
of our Lord. One Thousand Nine
Hundred and Twenty.
ALFRED e. SMITH.
T3y THE GOVERNOR:
Jeremiah r. Conner.
Secretary 20 the Governor.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET,
Borough of Brooklyn.

FOR RENT-Immedlate possession, office
and showroom, $500 SO. H. at $3.50 per SO.
IT,, BRYANT Bull DING, 10 to ~ Flatbush
av., Brooklyn; adjacent to all surface lines
and subways; 5 minutes 10 all public build
ings. For particulars apply REALTY AsSo-
GATES. 1872 Remsen IT. Tel. Main 64S0.
FOR SALE or rent. ( siory and basement,
woodworking plant: electric, steam heLt and
elevator, INTERSTATE PARLOR FRANZ,
co. $50 Lee nard ct. Brooklyn: STACY 3262
TWO lofts, 40x90; heat. elevator, good con-
struction near Wallabout terminals. II
Washington av., Brooklyn. Phone Williams
burg 3aoa.
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PARTY who has $4,000 TO 5000 20 in-
vest IN manufacturing business; big re-
'urns. Answer l27o Herald. Fnlton st.
RESTAURANT-Bes section Amsterdam av. :
low rent: long lease: new equipment: large
stock: profit 1925 weekly 5000 gets pos
fesslon. 2s4 Herald. Herald so.
FooMiNG houre, 2sd 70 soth. east, west;
must be bargain.
SPLENDID opportunity for AT energetic col
ored man, between the ages OF 30 and 30.
10 form business connection with q New York
corporation; small amount OF cash and SER
vices required; must have q liberal education
and be honest and punctual; good salary;
previous experience not necessary. Apply by
letter, stating amount OF cash you can put
In business, J 1929 Herald. Brooklyn.
STRENUOUS sales circular and mail order
letters written. also stock bulletin, IS UP.
Prone Harlem COZ l. l.. Wert 12Ith n.
WOULD you be Interested II could prove
bona fide opportunity. 1888 Herald,
Bklyn.
WANT partner with some ans, good
acuua intAnce. some nerve and lots OF ambi-
tion opportunity of your life. Il 80 Herald,
Herald 20.
NANTE.l --t'ar,n1r to Join me In the manu-
facture and distribution OF a small. very
ureful rep, alter. 81 Herald. Herald SO.
81 600 bonus for 1907 loan 20 61s interest
on 900 worth 4th and 18th Liberty bonds
for three years. a 1872 Herald. Fulton 81.
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Borough Of Broolsiyn--sale or Rent.
Borough Of Queen.-sale or Rent.

OPPORTUNITY to purchase beautiful homo
for Immediate occupancy. IN Queens VII
ls re; han"y 10 station ana ! block from,
public school; large rooms, parquet floors
and hardwood trim throughout, tiled bath,
sun parlor, .glaes cnclos"d porch, earage.
gar. electricity hos wster heat with ther-
mostai control, screens and storm sash
lcautiful shrubbery, hedge aud two trees.
fruit: plot GOxiOO. winters coal IN cellar:
rrlce $1,000; liberal terms can be arranged.
- T. 81 DAN. . summit IT., Brooklyn, ~.
4 tel, Henry q-s
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BoARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 500 Corner 10fth ST..
Southern exposure every room; private
bath and telephone elevators Hungarian
chef: refined Hebrew social surroundings.
Mr.. IDA MARKS.
10TH, 1888 E--Double parlor. telephone, plano
and running water liable for family.
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New Jersey.

YOUNG couple, owning fine old mansion
with ali modern conveniences, spacious
grounds. yerandas, &C., is DESTROYS of secur-
irg few permanent guests on strictly Euro
pean basis; large, sunny rooms, with run
ming hot and cold water; excellent food, pre-
pared by French chef; table supplied from
our own farm: minutes walk to D., L. a
w. station; best Communication to New York
city; prices consistent. Address f92 Main st.,
n e. H.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

RESPECTABLE blu mess woman. out all
day, wishes light room, with little kitchen
privilege, 56th-96th: willing take care; price
81 10 HORNEBER, hairdresser, 2s1M Am
sterdam av. Tel. 1904 Columbus.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

cvFp "a years' practice; all con1nunica-
lions strictly confidential; handbook on
pstents free on request; special faculties tof
psfice concentration. MUM CO.. 682 WOOL
, nrth rliae., n. Y. c.
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Immediate possession. family modern
brick hou~e. rooms. bath. enclosed porch,
,erquet floors. electric lights, sewer paid
and furnace: driveway and garage space
f.ne location; blocks from Morris Park
station fsonr leland and . blockr from CIV.
Srear Hills trains. Further particulars call
THOMAS =. QUINN. 3.oi Atlantic av.. Nor
is Park. l.. l.. or Richmond Hill 1921.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

COAT room and flower privilege 20 lease.
Apply evenings, Ritz Restaurant. Nevins
ct. Brooklyn.
DOCTOR or medi al graduate to call on
busIness men to interest them on health
proportion: salary and commission. Sol
HeralA Herald So
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED FOR EXECUTIVE OFFICES 1000
TO 1900 SO. II. S0th to 47th sts.. B'way 20
Lex. av.; phone service essential; furnished
or unfurnished; immediate possession. Room
400 4 E. i2d Vandbt e1Is.
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Are YOU. like Thousands OF others, say
Ing -"As room es can find how to
profitahly occupy my time In Southern
California. am goirg there to live? II
the CALIFORNIA IDEA has an appeal
for you, let us tell you how you may pro-
vide for q life ircome and beautiful
home site In tie Land of Sun-hine. with
small cash outlay and without disturbing
your present connections. Interesting In
forT alton upon rer'est. No obligation.
Address CALIFORNIA, p. o. box u,
Times Square Station, New York.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

UEITARlANS and others interested IN Lib
erai Religion, not affiliated with any New
York Unitarian church. are requested 20
communicate At once with c. o. SAYWARL,.
?eG -,h av.. New York.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AT MOST "ivcn away. good cigars 5i1 and
cents each, In boxes only. Cosio Havana
Clears = and cents each. Other popular
cigars 80 cents on tho 81 70 consumcrs or
Seelcr-. WA TER NJ. SMITH. IL West sd
TIE most magnificent antique dinner SER
vice, iii pieces, every one stamped Choisy
ic Roll the set Is not duplicated anywhere:
price 81 900: can be photogra phed AZ will or
I.EDOUx. Rue voltaire. Trcyes. Aube
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

FACTORIES FOR RENTS 900 70 IT,
floors 5000 or 1000 IT. all or separate:
modern buildings. sprinklered, elevator. cleo
u lefty heat; Bradley Buildings. 18th 81. ard
Vernon av., Long leland City. 8 minutes
ficm Grand Central Station, . blocks from
al subways, ; cent fare; principals only. Ad-
dress A. j. BRADLEY, owner, i0i Reekman
St, New York: telephone 1901 Beekman.
FACTORY for sale. Long Island City 5000
square IT,, and extra land z i22 Herald
Herald 50.
FOR bargains In commercial water FRONT
properties see JOSEPH T. MULLtGAN.
so Rrond at
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticus.

GREENWICH INN LODGE Sound 6es.h.
Conn., -Sunny steam heated rooms, with or
without baths: excellent menu; 20 minutes
fror. New York: golf. saddle horses. fish
Ing reasonable rates
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


DnOKEEEPER: years experience; re-
ceivabie. payable, general accounts. trial
balances knowiedge OF Spanish; salary s27.
N ~ Herald. Herald so.
COMPANION or roverncss. French: high
references. Emily. 2-3 w. Gath.
CULTURED lady desires hourly engagement"
evenings teaching French, German; sf.25
hour: also TRANSACTIONS 100 Herald, Her
ala SO.
GovERNEss. French, native, Protestant:
music; excellent recommendation. A. j.,
2s3 West 24th ~.
GovERNEss, French, experiences. or iady's
companion. with family going 10 Europe
references. Mademoiselle. SJi +. 5Tth ct.
apartment ~
desires position. children over
q fluent French. Governess. IL w. 5Hth.
GOvERNEss, French. refined. Wishes a
position. Mile b. $50 Manhattan av.
MbSSEI'SE (coioredl. ntense 2sOa4. seeks
lady patients a. her home or out L. Nc
Doncii, 100 West 1Spth st.: apartment
Audubon 1920.
PRIVATE face marsage, scalp treatment
and -hampoo ladies only. wadsworth p5ss
6ECRETARY-cO MPANroN-v RGIEIA
LADY, WITH Nr-RSE's TRAINING AMI
EHPERIENCE IN MANAGEMENT OF
bnrsEHo LIS nE ES,l Est AZ SEE
HiTION HIGHEST REFERENCES GIVEN
AND REQUIRED. p 105 HERALD. HER
Y,
several years experience: thoroughly Ia
miliar office detail; highly efficient. II 14c7
Hcralt Har,rm:
sEcnFTAny 20 doctor. refined young
woman, Christian; take entire charge OF
office. beet reference. Tcl Nelrose 3F64.
STFNOGRAPHER, @ years experience, accu-
rate and rapid; particularly qualified for
real estate: salary $50. Hansen. 462 u. 2sth
IT.. brooklyn. Phone F1atbush $500.
STENOGRAPHER owning typewriter de-
sires home work; experienced and rapid;
rates reasonable. Ant. 305. 100 Wadsworth
av. wadsworth pes1.
sTENOGRApHER, experienced. uptown pre-
TERED s54 West fs0th, Apt. 81. wads-
worth 4t76
STENOGRAPHER, competent. accurate. de-
sircs permanent po~ition In nm" line Of
business at once. r. log Herald, Herald SCI
sTENOCiRb PIER, experienced young lady.
desires portion mornings or afternoons.
Una 100 So. Nirhcla-
YOrTNG lady wish to find position With
German family. Steinberg. 4Ot r. 9cth
st., n. Y. 9.