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New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Mexico Suspends Consul
Who Barred Senator Fail

DOUGLAS, .Ariz., Nov. 26.-F Al
fonso Pesqueira. brother Of Robert
Pesqueira, confidential agent of the
Mexican government at Washington.
has been suspended as Mexican Consul
at Douglas because he refused to ac-
cept an order from Mexico City to wise
the passport of United States Senator
A. B. Fall, of New Mexico.
EX- Consul Pesqueira tonight die
tated the following statement:
Upon receiving telegraphic orders
from Secretary. Of Foreign Relations
Hildalgo to wise Senator Albert +.
Falls credentials to go to Mexico City
replied that l was not willing to ac-
cept the order, considering him an
enemy TO- Mexico, whose only object
had been for many years to bring about
Intervention by the United States, and
on many occasions had made bitter re-
marks about our own people. The an
swer l received was an Immediate sus-
pension from my office as consul. I
believe that have done my duty and
l am perfectly satisfied with the re-
suit"
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
|RunOrs of Serious
Illness of Obregon
Persist i'm Mexico
Continued Absence From His
Office, Cancellation of
Engagements and Banquet
Postponement Are Cited

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 26-Notwith-
standing official statements that Cen
eral Alvaro Obregon, the President
elect, is not seriously i'll, persistent
rumors are prevalent here that he is
more than slightly indisposed. In some
quarters the continued absence Of Cen
eral Obrcgon from his downtown office,
where he was accustomed to work seven
hours daily, is taken as giving ere
dcnce to the reports of his illness.
General Obregon to-day cancelled
several engagements, and simultane-
ously announcement was made that q
honor by the confederation Of Cham
bers OF Commerce of Mexico and the
United States had been postponed un-
til Monday.
Several weeks ago General Obregon
was threatened with pneumonia, and
his continued indisRostion is thought
to be a consequence of that attack.
Fernando Torreblanca, private Sec
retary to General Obregon, speaking to-
day concerning the condition of the
President elect, said:
General Obregon is quite we'll"
There is no indication that the plans
for the inauguration have been altered
because Of the state of health Of the
President or that of Provisional
President de la Hucrta, who is now
daily at the national palace following
treatened attack of appendicitis.
The inaugural period which will
commence December l, promises to be
the most festive in years. The gov
ernment has taken over two of the
principal hotels here for the enter
tainment of visiting American officials.
According to the latest announcement
of the Foreign Office the American
visitors will include thirteen Cover
nors-of Texas, Arizona, New Mexico,
Colorado, California, Alabama, sKansas,
North Dakota, Wyoming. Missouri, In
diana, Mississippi and Arkansas.
The Latin-American countries also
are to be represented at the function
by special delegates.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Police Move Dead Line.
Cutting Forbidden Area

Renewed activity on the part Of
crooks and gem thieves in the down
town districts resulted yesterday In
the transplanting Of the far-fared po-
Maiden Lane. when Chief Inspector
William j. Lahey detailed six picked
detective sergeants to patrol the Jew
elry district daily through the holidays.
Inspector Lahey announced that from
now on any crooks known to the police.
any men, or women, who had appeared
in the daily lineup at Police Head
quarters, would be taken into CUSTODY.
The six detectives went on duty at 9
o'clock yesterday morning and were in
structci to watch crowds in front of
show windows and to mingle with Gus
toners inside stores to protect both
merchants and patrons. They are aIl
veterans Of the department. expert
thief catchers, who for years have
known virtually all the denzcns OF
the so-calcd underworld
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

often outstripped the time between
travagancc; but he bodied forth "a
finely imaginative conception of the
part and brought it home to everyone.
An agreeable surprise was provided
BY Signor Gigli, the tenor. who, as
Faust. made his debut in the opera.
There is nothing to be said in praise
Of the provincial operate manners
which obsess him, his readiness to
drop the character and bow and smrk
at the first sound of applause and his
Occas Ional affected pathos, manifested
in the interjccted aspirates before
vowels in passionate phrases, but his
voice is good, a pure tenor, which
never pales to whiteness, but remains
sound in color throughout its range.
And he knows how to use the half
voice, and sing piano - which is a
boon.
The part of Margh herita was enacted
by Nine. Aida, whose companion Gas
Elena) was Florence Easton. Miss
Easton never fails of any requirement,
and the Classic scene between her and
Miss Perrin had the placid beauty and
reposefulness of Mr.. Anisfeld's picture.
Miss Howard filled all the needs of the
P"iI oi M "a. lie otHeTS III tnc cast
were Angelo Bada (Wagner) and Gior-
dano Paltrinieri (Nereo).
The most exquisite musical moment
was the duet, "Lontano. lontano, Ion
tano," which Boito saved for the opera
from his abandoned score of "Ero {
Leandro.'
Mr. Moranzoni conducted masterfully
and shared In the curtain calls which
followed nearly every scene. All who
had contributed to the representation
were made to feel. see and hear the
popular expressions Of gratltude-in-
Guiding Rosina CALI, who had arranged
the effective dances Of the peasants
and the WITCHES.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Peace Action Called Unlikely
Cillett Doubts Whether Ho,se
Will Try to Pass ResoIut;on

. WASHINGTON. Nov. 2e.-speaker
GliIett said to-day there was little
probability of any resolution providing
Tor a separate peace with Germany
coming to vote in the House at the
session Of Congress which convenes
December6
The Speaker, who conferred recently
with Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts.
Republican leader of the Senate. said
Republican leaders were agreed that
at the coming session the party's ma
jority would be too small to pass a
peace resolution over the Presidents
veto. The attention of the House, Mr..
Gillett said, would be devoted almost
entirely to the annual appropriation
bills and immigration legislation.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
The Stage Door

Senator James A. Reed, of Missouri,
has accepted the invitation of William
Faversham, who Is starring in Mark
Twain's "The Prince and the Pauper'
at the Booth Theater, to speak at the
special exercises in the Booth Theater
on Tuesday evening. The eighty fifth
anniversary of the birth of Mark Twain
will be observed.
General John J. Pershing and his
staff will occupy two boxes at the per-
formance of mecca" at the Century
Theater tonight.
Fred Stone, with nine performances
In "Tip Top" at the Globe Theater this
week, has established the greatest at
tendance record for single week in
the history of the theater. The attend
ance for the performances will exceed
1880, including more than 1000 chill
dren.
vivienne segal, last seen in New
York in THE Little Whopper." has
been engaged by Wilmer & Romberg to
head the cast of Three Kisses" a
musical comedy which will open at
Springfield, Mass, January "a. This
makes the third production the firm
now has IN rehearsal.
Moran and Weiser and Orth and
Cody have been added to the cast of
"The Century Midnight Revue" open
ing at tho Century Promenade Monday
night.
Beginning December 10 the Capitol
Theater will present Passion" in
which Pola Negri, continental motion
picture star, makes her first appearance
before American audiences. The story
is a dramatization of the life of Nine
Du Barry.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels will
occupy Charles Dillingham's box to-
night at the performance Of Good
Times" at the Hippodrome. He has
made this n custom each year when
the Army-Navy football game is played
in New York.
The Guild Players will present
Suppressed Desires" by Susan Glas-
pell; "Hattie," by Elva De Pue, and
Great Catherine" by Bernard Shaw, at
the University Settlement, 1S4 Eldridgc
Street, at $3.50 p. m. on Friday, Satur-
day and Sunday, December 10, II and
~, and on Friday, Saturday and Sun
day, December II, IS and 49,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Kava Elected Mayor of Rome

ROME. Nov. 26.-Luigi Rava, q mem.
Der OF the Italian Senate and several
times Minister in various govern
menta. has been elected Mayor of
Rome. He was born at Ravenna or
November 29, 1860, and in addition to
his work as politician and lerislato,
he is a writer Of works on political
and sociological subjects. lie sue
'"ecds Adolfo Apolloni, who was electe d
Mayor on November 10. 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
Ex-Empress Out of DANCER

DOORN, Holland, Nov. 26 (By The
ASSOCIATED Press The condition Of
former Empress Augusta Victoria of
Germany is serious, but immediate
danger temporarily has passed. This
statement was authorized to-day by
DR.. Van Denbcrg, her physician. The
former Empress now can receive mem
bers Of her family at the bedside.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
ROssi Transferred TO New York

ROME. Nov. 26-Adolfo r. Ross,,
Italian Minister and Consu! General
at Asuncion, Paraguay, has been trans
ferred to New York as Italian Con-
sui General.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

Announcements of interest To ~.eyv ons
,.sssis~f under me neaGfny ot ,'r,,.f,,...
S"fos Ia .S~dA5's Tribune ~sat Aa fsxs,
AcYt. "~"'
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27
A Triumphant Success

Mr. Dldue's share In the success n
tho performance, and 1t was nothing
rnoft oY n triumphant sUcccss, was
yery great. Iis singing would have
failen more gr&tifyingly and agrceabiy
INTO n" cara Of tiie audience had be
Ay"id~d his bttzeeio0 ein If "A Nah
Dilng trne, ond his poses aud Ycsturc2
Deen more conYincInY Rid be not 20
New-York tribune., 1920-11-27

General John J. Pershing and his
staff will occupy two boxes at the per-
formance of mecca" at the Century
Theater tonight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-11
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
''e q" agate line

I Pierce Arrow 3S h. p. passenger coupe,
made In September, 1920; run LOO miles.
Pierce Arrow IS hip. passenger tour
ing, made in July, 1920; run 5000 miles.
1 Pierce Arrow 3 ton covered truck, made
in April, 1920; run 1900 miles.
/ studebaker passenger sedan, 1919
model.
All of above are practically brand new and
can be bought at an attractive saving.
Address
MERRIMAN FURNITURE CORPORATION,
jamestown, ". Y.
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Staten Island.

FORT vILLA.--Two large double rooms.
steam heat, electricity; rates moderate; ex-
ceilent cuisine; available now. Phone 1000
TompkinsvilIc.
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cHILDREN,s HOME; UNLIKE rSsrrru.
ton; AWAY FROM CRY DANGERS T:
BEAUTIFUL suRRouNpINGsi HAPPY.
MOTHERS CARE: BREATHrNc ExER..
CIsEsi TRAINING OF TEMPER; PROPER
FOOD REASONABLE RATE. DIR. FAUST.
VALLEY COTTAGE, N. Y.
NJ spr EIfrrPcT Ftrw Croton Falls N v.
phone 27.-Build yourself up In the country
all improvements; eis; heat.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to East River.

ROOMS AND BATH. S75 TO $105.
Living room, % feet long; spacious closets
SxS and 3x5; elevator apartment houses ir
finest fashionable restricted section, IL and
10 EAST 18TH ST.. between Madison arc
9Th avs; simple, equitable, cooperative
apartment plan for desirable tenants. APP
ply on premises or WILLIAM CRUIK-
SHANk's SONS, So Liberty 1t.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Westchestcr.

HANDSOMELY furnished accommodations In
beautiful home with modern improvements.
In highly restricted park; comfort and free
dom. best OF home cooking. can be had In
New Rochelle. v
ROCl<IAND MANOR, Rockland ave-, Mama
roneck.-ldeal winter home. electricity. hot
water heating and baths: excellent table;
own cows and chickens: garage adjoining
high school: good committing distance. Phone
66J Mamaroncck.
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THE RAMBLEwooD. Montciair, N. J.--pe.
lightfully situated on mountain top; offers
first class accommodations to select adults .
very suitable for commuters; rates mod
erAtei no discrimination; references required.
z Sunset avs
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FURNISHED ROOMS WAIVED.

YOUNG gentleman wants comfortable rea.
sonable room. Manhattan. below Columbus
Circle: state rate; references. ait Her
aid. Herald 81.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.

GREENWICH INN LODGE (sound Beach.
Conn.)-Sunny steam heated rooms. with or
without baths; excellent menu; 90 minutes
from New York: golf. saddle horses. fish
ing: reasonable rates.
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NEW CANAAN. Conn. (The Ardslsy) Open
all the year; rooms, with and without bath.
Phone 292. Mrs. JOHN SILLMAN.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsAIEN WANTED

WHO ARE THOROUGHLY
FAMILIAR WITH HOUSE
FURNISHING. HARDWARE
AND ELECTRICAL SUP
PLY TRADE, TO SELL A
WELL KNOWN LINE OF
BRASS, YER AND
NICKEL PLATED HOLLOW
WARE. ONLY EXPERT
ENCED MEN OF KNOWN
ABILITY IN THIS LINE
CONSIDERED. RI PLY
FULLY. IN CONFIDENCE.
STATING AGE, EXPERT
ENCE. EARNING CAPAC-
ITY, CONCERNS REPRE-
SENTED AND TERRITORY
COVERED. THIS is A
GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR
EXPERIENCED SALES
MEN TO CONNECT PER-
MANENTLY WITH AN Es-
TABLISHED CONCERN.
ESTABLISHED, BOX 20s,
1926 ST JAMES BLDG.
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Concern being financed has been In
business over fifty years; has always
paid full dividends and shows splendid
record of earnings. Has over 1000
active dealers in addition to stockholders.
Prospects are thoroughly prepared by
letter for call OF salesman. Our men
now in field are making big money easily.
We want men for permanent connection.
Must have clean record and be able 20
finance yourself. Call In person at Suite
e37. 80 Broad st.. between 10 a. NJ. and
L. NJ.
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SALESMAN LADIES' NECKwEAR
FOR STATE OF PENNSYLYANIA.
I.ADZIN e. WEINBERG. 81 T.. 21ST.
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sALEsMEN.

HIGH GRADE MEN ONLY.
Statesmen OF FORCE, PERSON
Atty AND GOOD APPEARANCE,
WHO CAN GIVE UNQUESTIONED
REFERENCES AND WHO HAVE
SUFFICIENT CONFIDENCE IN
THEIR SALES ABILITY, TO WORK
ON A COMMISSION BASIS. WILL DO
WE'LL TO INVESTIGATE OUR
PROPOSITION.
SUITE 1856. 5i2 9TH Av.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


BOOKKEEPER, YOUNG WOMAN ABOUT 2i
YEARS. EXPERIENCED ON LEDGER
WORK; MUST BE QUICK AND ACCURATE
AT FIGURES. WRITE. STATING AGE.
REFERENCES. EXPERIENCE AND SAL
AIRY DESIRED. BOX 213, 1926 ST JAMES
BLDG.
BooKKEEPER. assistant; Christian; excel
/ lent references. Apply in writing stating
salary desired. 700 Herald. ESQ Broadway.
BooKKEEPER. experienced. for cloaks and
suits. Apply Levy. Tortora Craner, lbs
cHAMBERMAID WAITRESS, competent,
white. Call before II or after Q. 271 Gen.
trail Park West. apt. west.
CHAMBERMAfD, waitress, experienced;
country year round Box 500 Croton on
COOK. experienced house. family Of two.
Telephone 1861 Lenox 1900 Madison av..
at ODD ~
COOK. laundress; good pay; references. 90
GENERAL office assistant and typist APP
ply l26 L. 59th. room 20, 10 to l.
HOUSEWORKER 10 cook, wait on table and
care for first floor In small country house;
good wages to competent woman: references
required. 122 Loring av., Pelham. n. \.
Telephone 21O1 Pelham
HoUsEXvORKER. general; good cook; no
laundry; small adult family apartment;
reference. Horn. $50 West End av. Tele-
phone Riverside 7176.
two children. four and six years; no ex-
perience necessary; small Christian family;
must have best references; good wages; call
mornings. apartment 10, Mrs. Wheeler. 10
Claremont av. at 116th ST.. between River
side and broadway.
OFFICE assistant. Christian for clerical
work; who understands time sheet for
cost preferred and operate switchboard.
Answer in own handwriting. stating age;
salary SIT. Box 4S7 200 Gable Building.
STENOGRAPIIER and typewriter and to as
sist at bookkeeping. Call between IL and
Saturday. Strauss Adler, GOT w. 40th.
SWITCHBOARD operator with knowledge OF
stenogrnp ply and typewriting In large re-
tail market Call 673 Madison av.
WOMAN. competent, colored, wanted to help
care for three year-old child and do up
stairs work; reference required. Mrs. X. ID.
Starbuck, 10 Gramatan Gardens, Bronxville,
n. Y.
YOUNG LADY TO LEARN FINISH PHOTO
GRAPHS; SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
LEARN VERY PLEASING PROFESSION;
SALARY WHILE LEARNING $40. APPLY
OTTO SARONY, 1177 BROADWAY.
Instruction.
LADIES, ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientif-
ically; qualities you In short time to earn $50
to $3.50 weekly; day. evening classes Call
write for free booklet IL. Academy OF
Hairdressing and Beauty Culture, 1853 w.
44th st. Phone Bryant 0455.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


East side.
ATTRACTIVE bachelors furnished room,
lsvatory; eastern exposure: on Park av.:
eNclufiNs: reference. Phone Lenox 1894
LEXINGTON /. Az, III (sscond fioor) -
Beautiful furnished living room. adjoining
bedroom. bath. shower. maid. valet service
~ required; private family; $3.50 month.
LEXINGTON Av.. S4e-sunny we'll heated
room, shower, beautiful house, modern
comforts: permanent; S+5; also half floor.
LEXINGTON, Av., 1910. Large front rooms,
private house, kitchenette, $50.
BID Av., 1iT7 (esth ST. Large sitting and
bedroom; business couple; all conven-
fences; two gentlemen. BRAEMIG, Rhine
lander $3.50.
GOTH ST.. 30 r.. tncar Park) Room for rem
hemani electricity heat. phone.
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Statesmen.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

SIOChS AND BONIo.
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE.
Experienced and inexperienced; best propo-
sition in the city; stocks are going down;
foreign exchange Is going up; a money maker
for the statesmen as well the client; nigh
est commissions. with unusual opportunities
managerships open To best men. Pan Ameri-
can Financial Corp, Room 1915. 20 Broad 81.
sAIESMEN-write for list Of lines and full
particulars: earn 81. 500 to $4,000 yearly:
big demand for men: inexperienced or ex-
perienced city or travelling. Natl Sales
mems TT. Assn. 61sH West AID st., New
York.
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statesmen.

We want four men of good address and
forceful personality, who can sell addi-
tional shares to present list of satisfied
stockholders.
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sALEsMAN.-A. sTEINHARDT & BRO. $50
BROADWAY, NEW YORK. REQUIRE
THE SERVICES OF A SALESMAN THOR,
OUGHLY ACQUAINTED WITH THE BUY
Frs OF NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS IN
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
Statesmen with clientele 10 handle a well
advertised new stock issue: hustler; COM
mission basis only. Is -BroadWaY. room 2f5. |.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

.~-~~~~~~~y-~~~~~~~-~~~~~
For Hire-Passenger Cars.
CADILLAC limousine. beautiful appearance
will rent 70 private party by month. price
$3.50. w. HALL. Phone Astoria 3223.
HUDSON passenger closed, all occasion-:
careful American owner drives. JOHNSON,
tel 1919 Flathusr.
PACKARD twin skies. limousine iandaulets,
for rent by hour, day. week. month; rea.
fonable rates, excellent service. CHAMPION
GARAGE AND ArTo CO. Columbus n072.
PACKARD twin six limousine. handsome ap-
poarancei day. week. month. MITYCk,
For Hirc-Motor Trucks.
COMMERCIAL. TRUCKING.
Contracts with merchants, importers and
exporters desirecs day, week or month re.
liable drivers; reasonable rates. DONEI.IA
TRUCKING CORP, 227 East Gath st.
illbrelander 400
FOR HIRE. new 2ik ton truck with covered
body, 500 day. J. Joseph, 100 West f4fst
ct Phone Audubon 1920.
oLDSMOB1LB sedan Ford truck for hire.
5000 Chelsea. HAGERNAN. go w. 20th St
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

SUPERINTENDENT or gardener; capable.
experienced American, single only first
class position considered. i 286 Herald.
Herald so
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Clothing
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 25S6 more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos, paintings. BArSLEY,
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SECURITY Statesmen.
SECNRITY SAL EGMEN


Statesmen with experience to sell n limited
offering of common capital stock that pays
per cent. monthly dividends. Five stores
operating In the city of New York. This 10
an opportunity for few real stock statesmen.
TO earn a reasonable commission and offer
their clients a good security. We do not
need sales managers statesmen with clients
that cannot commence work without ADJ
vnnces This company offers the best OF co.
operation. and will make all efforts to make
their representatives succeed, and the sales
manager of this organization is n man whose
earning capacity Is from $50. 600 TO Si0o. 000
a year. A live wire. up-to-date selling forcs
makes the field forces 10 produce. Gail
Chain Candy Stores Suite 1907, III Madison
av., New York City.
STOCK SALESMAN. with personal clientele.
to handle small issue 7q5 preferred stock.
Gilt edged corporation; liberal commission.
Full particulars. c. B., 400 Herald. Herald
SQUARE.
Instruction.
LEARN TO BE A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
profitable work; day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side Y. NJ. G. A., 30i w. b7th ST.
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statesmen.

statesmen.
rare opportunity for few high class
men, with or without selling ability, who
desire to make worth while connection:
investigation OF this matter will prove
most interesting and beneficial.
ROOM oil, 1875 BROADWAY. ". Y.
ROOM So4. 30 COURT ST.. BKLYN.
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Instruction.

LADIES, ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientif-
ically qualities you In short time to earn $50
10 $3.50 weekly; day, evening classes. Call
or write for free booklet IL. Academy OF
Hairdressiug and Beauty Culture, 1853 w.
44th st. Phone Bryant o455.
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YOUNG LADY TO LEARN FINISH PHOTO.
GRAPHS; SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TC
LEARN A VERY PLEASING PROFESSION
SALARY WHILE LEARNING SIS. APPLY
OTTO SARONY. LIZ BROADWAY.
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WE'LL rated manufacturers agent wants
line for Chicago and vicinity on jobbing or
commission basis. 67s Herald. Herald 50.
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HOUSEWORKER 10 cook, wait on table and
care for first floor In small country house
good wages to competent woman; references
required. 122 Loring av., Pelham, N \.
Telephone 21O7 Pelham.
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VNET. first class; speaks several lam
guages; theatrical preferred. NJ. f., 3S
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SPECIAL FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
We can send 20 your home, free OF delivery
charges, a 10 pound package Of mixed wal
nuts. fliberts and almonds OF the best quail
ity, at $40. Payment q. q. ID. Send orders
At once. JOHN BoREA. Inc. "A Stone St,
New York Broad e65&
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sALESMAN-EXTRA SALESMAN
FOR BOYS CLOTHING DEPT.
MARTINS

FULTON. COR BRIDGE ST.. BROOKLYN
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SALES engineer, American. 81. with escep-
tionai sales record automobile field, large
acquaintance with manufacturing concerns In
Eastern States and New England; available
Immediately; experienced executive: will con-
slider other than sales position. @ 1871 Her
aid. Herald 50.