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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
CABOT RESIGNS AS HEAD
OF BUSINESS MEMS CLUB
Retiring President Said to Be Dis
pleased at Action of Board in
DuCharmc's designations

Clarence I. Cado; has resigned as
president OF the Business Mems club,
1t was learned last night. His rcsiG-
nation was rendered at meeting of
the hoard of directors of tho orEani-
zation.
Woodson Weddcy, vicc-presidcn, Of
the Everett, Waddey Company, WAS
selected by the board to serve in MIR
Cadets rlacc until Juno :. when the
annual election of officers is held.
Mr.. CABOT could not he reached last
night, but members OF the board of
directors confirmed the report that he
had resigned. Although rcticent as
TO the reason that Mr. ,-adot gave up
his office, one director stated th1t he
was informed that he understood Mr..
CABOT was diSpicascd with the action
OF tho board in accepting the resiSna-
Ton of Maxine Duch5rmc. secretary
OF the Clup. while tho president was
absent and without his knowledge. Ii
MAS further learned that Waller Hol-
laday. member OF tho board. WAS not
present At the special meeting at
which Mr.. Cadets resignation was
received.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
WAR NO PINK TEA, SAYS
GENERAL NJ ALEXANDER
Tells Of Desperate Stand of Gallant
Thirty.EiChth Infantry In Re
puIsing Hun Onslaught.

With minute attention to details.
in a modest and unassuminE way. in
terspcrScd with humor and touches
of pathos, the speech OF BriSadier-
General l.. q. McAlcXandcr. in tho
City Auditorium Yesterday after
noon. gave vivid picture of the dcs.
perate stand made by tho gallant
/ Thirty-Eighth United States Infantry
| in rerulsinE the last offensive ever
made by the German army.
The general yeas profusc in praise
credited tho mighty victory OF which
he told the lnrsc audiences. Tho on.
tire battle Of Chateau .Thicrry was
S,ono over in detail by. tho officer il.
that stopped the German shock
troops.
III may he erucsomc." said Cen
pink tea affair" md. from " that
pon, to the end of his address. he
dealt entirely with tho policy of the
American iroo-s in meeting tho great
attack and In describing the methods
used in stopping tho offensive.
Maior-ticn"ral Cronkhit". command
inc officer of Fortress Monroe. spoke
Just before General McAlcHandcr
made his address. General cronk-
hitc was enthusiastic over the SER
vices rendered tho American expo
dictionary forces by tho salvation
D
All tho hettermen work. Including
tho educational ana recrcational
work IN the army. grew out of tho
services rendered by the Salvation
Army and other societies. while tho
army was in action the general
stated. Tho service Of tho Salvation
Army was especially tinc Just after
the signing OF the armisticc"
Thu SlNty Second Infantry hand
gave a highly entertaining CONCERT
Just before and after the meeting,
Int"rSpersinC tho rather long SER
Vice with music when music was dc
sired.
Edward l.. Subway led the vast
crowd in q number of songs.
The speakers of the afternoon We're
introduced by Sam Kelly in speech
full Of praise for tho Salvation Army.
4 collection MAS taken hy - dozen
or more pretty young ladies dressed
in Salvation Army uniforms
The mass meeting yesterday was
the occninE Gun of the salvation
Army l?:O maintenance appeal. The
week will 500 moro of it's Kind. ac-
cordnE TO tho State director. and 4
| large sign will he placed on BROAD
Street at Ninth, who're the returns
| from the. drive in Richmond will bc
Ia bull cd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
HOLD FINAL SERVICE ON
EVE OF ABANDONMENT
Work Of DisuantlinC Randolph
street baptist Church VIII
-. Begin To-day.

Following final services in the old
Randolph street Baptist church yes
pastor, Rev. W. L. Robertson. work
of tearing down tho old building vii!
begin today, preparatory to erect.
ing new structure on tho site of
the old edihcc at Beverly and Ran
dolph Streets. Tho new building will
cost approximately $4,000.
The congregations yesterday taxed
1 the capacity Of the old building both
morning and night. tho sunday
school rooms having 10 be oTcned up
to accommodate ~the crowd. Tho
Sunday school was the largest in the
history of tho church. 515 being pres
Ont.
L Music was a feature OF tho church
services. y selection was given by
quartet OF he Mems Bible Glass, and
. duet by Mrs. II. S. lIeslcn and Mrs.
a solo at the morning service. At the
evening service special must. WAS
rendered by tho choir. aud also a solo
by Mrs. Gillian.
Services for tho day were in tho
nature of Thanksgiving for tho bless
i.Es enjoyed in tho old building. aud
! that tho church had arrived at a time
in It's history when larger and
more suitable building could ho erect
cd. special thank Offering "aS
made by tho church and CONGREGATION.
The total amount OF actual cash turn
ed in during tho dag Was 10.
the largest amount Of money ever do
mated in any one day IN the history
OF tho church.
The pastor. Rev. W. -. Robertson,
preached NJ tho morning service on
giving, using tire Scripture He Sat
over Against the Treasury y.
night tho pastors subject was "a
New Day in the History Of Our
Church"
Interesting historical items in con :
.ncct!on with tho old building and the
Of NJ. ..tN, 4, .Ns.
by the Pastor. The sunday school
Mas organized September 20. 1921
and the church was organized Feb
Juary :. lS?:, with membership OF
titS-hvc members. The present pas
tor took charge January ]. 1901, being
now in the seventeenth year of hi
f, Eastorate. NJ that time there wcr,
41b members on the church roll. Tn,
present mem horShip is 40. Tn.
pastor during his rastoTate has hap
iiZed 5o3 persons, and has receive,
in various ways into tho mcinhcrshi il
of-thc church 9al new members.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
AMERICAN LEGION TO COMB
RICHMOND FOR MEMBERS
Nation Wide Drive OF OreapIzntIop
WIN begin TomorroW-Scck
Aid In Quest.

Probably the most important topic
20 come before tho Richmond Chap
ter of tho American Les ion. which
Viii convene III monthly session to-
morrow night. will be plans to par
ticipat" mere in the nation wide
drive OF the organization for mem
hcrShip. The meeting will he held
At Rclvidcrc Hail at $50 o'clock
During TIC week n country wide
campaign for membership will he
conducted by. American Legion posts
throughout the country. and ii is
hoped Ia Increase the membership OF
the Richmond post Ia include all OF
tho cN-Scrvicc men in the city.
Enlargement OF the membership
committee also is forecast. and spc
cial efforts are TO he made 10 cniis.
did IN carrying on the cimpaiSn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
ClOTHIERS WANT FLAT LEVY
INSTEAD OF PRESENT TAX
virginia delegates 70 National Con-
'ention VIII F:mbOdy Idea
in Resolution.

Virginia delegates to tho annual
convention OF the National ASsoria-
ton Of Retail CicthierS will present
a motion III favor q. the substitution
OF per cent tax ON gross clothing
sales in lieu OF tho present war tax
according 20 W. Feet ,kirn. Pres
idsnt.
II is declared by MIR kirk that
legislation dhoiiShinc war lax on
clothing and substituting . IA, per
cent iaN on gross sales Will not only
net the Federal government more.
but Will do away with endless trou-
hi" "a merchants. IL is also said
that the elimination az war taXcs
aud tho substitution of - Nat tax
would not appear q burden To
clothi"rS. as at present. hut would
he naturally absorbed aud charged to
overhead expenditures by tho firms.
Experts have already Endorsed the
MAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Annual meeting ef Common
wealth Chapter, ID. n. H.. Jefferson
Hotel. IL.
kiwnnis Club. Busiucss Mems
Club. I.
Annual concert. -. rntrlck's
Female Academy, >.
Service OF King Circle. Kings
DAUGHTERS, Home for IncurnbIcs.
:ti30.
Reunion Scottish Rite Mnsons,
Mns"nic Temple. Jt30.
womon's Club musicale. f,S0.
Clnins Committee OF City Coun-
cil. city Hall, 7:3D.
Council Committee on Streets.
City Hall. S.
Annual meeting Highland rnrl<
Citizens Association Highland
Pnrk school, S;J5. ~
Song fcsti,bi. Rcd Circle COM
munity Club. City Auditorium,
Si13.
DnnSnnt. ki,vnnt, Club, Stirn's
HILL. S::;0.
Wrestling and oprn-air cnrni-
val, bnuret md nrpnd. $40.
Concert. Holy Trinity Parish
House. S,30.
Lyric. >. T;b5. D;3U.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
HOLD MASS-MEETINGS
Richmond Educntion md Tubrrcu.
Iosis Associations In Public Eye
Tomorrow and Wrdpcsdoy

Much of interest contcrs i'm two
oiE maSs-moetinss which are to he
hcid TINS week. Tho first Of these
- the annual meeting Of the Rich
mond Education Association AZ rho
NomanS Club tomorrow night At
which Hugh s MaEili field sccre-
tar% OF tho National Education As
speaker.
The second big public meeting will
W held in John Marshall auditorium
Wednesday night. at which IN" mrn =
tuberculosis Association will he
launched with an ontcrtaiuinc ,,ro
gram. Both meetings arc open 10
the general public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
|lELEGATEs TO ROANOKE
I. !. FAVOR A. SENATOR GLASS
Richmond Delegation, Two-Scorc
Strong, VIII Leave for Demo-
,,a cratic PuWwow Tomorrow.
THREE SESSIONS TO BIZ HELD
Conclusion Is Forcgonc, Say Lead
crs, That Actions OF President
4 Wilson VIII Meet With IndorSc-
ment-Suffragists to Attend.

More than two score Richmondcrs
VIII leave he"c tomorrow mornin: {"
attend tho state Dcmocratic convcn-
COMMITTEES, stated yesterday.
Seven delegates from iicnrico
t:en. the delegation being headed by
w. Conway Saunders.
Delegates are SoinS 10 tho convcn.
ton with open minds and without
they will support NJ. Purcell VIII
losre with the Richmond delegation
tomorrow.
More than 1000 delegates from all
reservations at Roanoke.
Uncertain as 10 Outcome.
Democrats here yesterday were un-
Ncntion, That Senator Carter Glass
Will have the Endorsement Of the con
vsn'ion is the belief Of mare, dele
gates. but others think that Senator
Glass Will sidestep the honor in favor
Of some other candidate whom he is
supporting. Tracticsly all o; the
candidates; however; are unanimous
yension does. it will, by its action,
indorse the actions OF President VIII
son.
sens.or Julien Gum. Common
Sheriff Webb W. Sydnor. John Ran:
d6iph Tucker. John Levy and Samuel
Il. Carter arc among tho delegates
from Henrico to tho convention.
mond, viii marshal III. delegates
from the Third Virginia District
"Wednesday morning IT 10 o'clock in
the ballroom Of tho Hotel Roanoke,
prior TO tho opening session.
Three Sessions VIII Bc Held.
Lucien {. Cooke. of Roanoke. viii
mako tho address of welcome and the
opening prayer viii be delivered b.
Rev w &. Campbell. Of First rres-
hyterian Church. of Roanoke. Rorer
y. Janes Will make the response and.
afterwaTd. Will announce tho namo OF
tho temporary chairman.
Reports of the various district
chsirmen and appointment of com.
mkteeS. also Will be taken up 81 the
morning session. which Will adjourn
at o'clock The afternoon session
will convene at 4 O'Clock and VIII All i
. journ ut I.
ST the nigh, session. final work OF
the convention Will he done. Both
Senator'S Swanson and Glass arc
slated to make addresses at the night
session. Rope scntativcS. of the SUI
fraEe forces in the party are expect .
ed to attend in force some Of
their leaders will mah4A-Short ad.
dresses Al the closing session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
TALK ON HAMPTON ROADS
Roosevelt Pnrc Win Deliver First of
Series Of Lectures on Historical
NIrKInIa ut Gnpitol rhurslnN.

First Of tho series of lectures on
historical Virginia Will he given
Thursday night in tho Legislative hall
Of the Capitol at Sis o'clock by Rose .
-.ell Page, Second State Auditor. on
Hampton Roads, Its History and
Value to the Nation" under the aus
pieces of the Richmond Chapter OF the
National Statue brotherhood AsScCia
lion. AdIutaut General 10 Lane
stern Will introduce tho speaker.
The plan is to have series Of
speakers talk on historical Virginia
for the general Information Of tho
public. The senior class Of john
Marshall High School viii tc the
guests Of the association. Tho pub
lie IL invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
roncc Continue Cues, for rlckpockc..

l'olce htlII arc scnrchiMg Tor The
pickrock"t who has been robhing
people on street cars. Several mcu
have been relieved OF large sums Of
money while on trolley cars. and con =
siderable chor; is being put forth to
locate tho thief or thieves. = NJ
Winston reports that $50 was lifted
from his pocket while aboard "A
Broad aud Twcuty-nfth street car
saturday afternoon. 4. Daniels lost
S.'n IN the same manner while riding
Il Clay street car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Lecture. on Italy. wnr orphans.

More than $500 was collected from
lHrce audience Of Italians ~ Co
lomho Hall last night after hearing
an address on The War Orphans"
delivered by Father Scmcria chic:
chaplain of the Italian army durnS
tho war.
Mayor George Ainslic aud several
PRIESTS were present. Tho Sp"Iil' =
was introduced by Bishop 0'Ccnncil.
The fund raised will I've given TO tho
relief of war orphans. chasjc Ira
fcri introduced both the speaker and
tho hiShon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
ni>mun,ic Grace Street >,cc,,c.

st'tVi" u tho Old Gracc .sirrct
iieshH'"ii;n church rardiy j. he-
Ing t'sn down. The old tEwcr h.s
hecn oitc o; M landmarks o. C;;cn-
moAd since before the War Between
the states. Workmcn tearing away
the bui!cing declare that the wood
nsed IN the tower IS in an C%Cr!lcnt
state Of preservation and that no
sign Of decay Is in evidence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Friend. OF ireland Ia M,c,

For too convenience of tho several
hundred members OF tho Friends Of
irish Freedom who l.v. IN tho cas-,
crn half Of tho city tho meeting az
l'atrick Henry Rranch. scheduled fo-
tomorrow night, viii b. held in tic
auditorium Of Springfield school.
Jefferson Ward, instead Of at the
headquarters of the organization. In
the Arcade Building. Daniel Z.
U'flahcr,y Will speak
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Freight un,c Committee Meet, Today.

Southern Freight Rate Commute"
Will hold the first public hearing "a:
the organization AT In o'clock this
morning IN room S0S. Times Dis
patch Building. ThirtN-nIn. sub
lects will hc considered by tho com :
miticc. including matters Of inter-
est 10 Norfolk and Newport News
although none OF them directly a. :
feet Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
virginia Chemists. Meet.

The regular May meeting Of tho
Virginia section of the American
might at S:lJ o'clock. in tho blue
room OF the University club. Robert
l.. Howard will present paper on
Recent Advances in Organic chem
;S'ry." and rr. r y. t'arncntcr viii
speak on Injurious Enccis OF Ho.aX
on Field crops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Funeral Of ,rr.. Waller

Funeral services for Mrs Olivia
Dabnoy Mailer. who died Saturday
night a, tho homo Of her daughter
~ Forest iTil, will hc ronduc;cd at
inc grave in hollywood this after
noon at $50 O'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Mrs. isabella lInrt.

FEEDERICKSBERGi May Is.--Mrs.
lSabclia l.. Hart widow ot the late
Ferdinand n. Hart died suddenly
yesterday at her residence here Mrs.
Hart was taken i'll Friday afternoon
and succumhcd within few hours
brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Funeral OF y. ID. Holt.

BRISTOL. May lS.--Funeral Serv-
ices FOR j. Il. Holt. who died at Dick
son: III. were conducted yesterday
~ indlan springs. near here. Inter
mcnt WAS in tho cemetery at Indian
springs. Flo is survived by one
brother and ono sister.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Funeral OF byron Roar.

nc funeral Of Byron Fear AGED
d. a. we'll known retired business
man who died Saturday night at his
nome on Wet Grace stree, Will be
conducted from mortuary chapel,
Hebrew Cemetery, at $3.50 this after
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
STIMULATE INTEREST IN
FIGHT ON TUBERCULOSIS
u. Henry Iiarwood VIII Address
Richmond Association In John
~ MarkhnlI High School.

To stimulate interest in health
work ana 10 hcGua int citizens with the
activities which arc proposed L." tho
Richmond tuberculosis Association. a
PUBIC meeting of this organization
MI! he hold Wednesday, nigh, in the
audiiorium Of tho John Marshall
High School!
In announcing Yesterday that the
meeting would he orem to Tho pub
lie, Miss Nora Spencer Hammer.
executive secretary, stated that tho
proIrsm would he made w az mo-
lion pictures. music and brief health
talks. No admission VIII be charged
and no collection OF any Kind Nil
be taken.
4 statment dealing With the drht
against tuberculosis viii he made h.
II Henry Harwood. president OF the
association.
.A,tendancc Of al members Of tho
70 them. ana special Invitations have
been issued TO mcmhsrs OF tho Iich.
mond ACADEMY Of Medi"iu. and Sur
pital super'nt" nden's aud 10 al
sEtf1cies doing social ami public
! health work.
VIII Attend Charlotte Assembly.
Southern Presbyter!an Church vii
meet in the First rrcsbyterian
( Church. OF Charlotte. y. G.. on Mav
a week. The commission from Eas,
Hanover presbytery Consists Of Rev.
n. McFaden. p. n. pastor OF First
4 PTesbyteiian Church. Of Richmond
! Rev. RUSSELL Cecil. d. u. pastor ot
Second Presbyterian Church. and Il.
y. lancaster Ruling elders from this
+ Presbytcry are James w Gordon.
I.oyarlor of Virginia Rev. Theron
! 81 .1S!ch, p. D.,Ewill preach SUNDAY
morning at Second rresbyterisn
Church in the absence Of Dr. Cecil.
and Rev. j. Cs!sip stewart. H. -.
will prcach al night in this church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Funeral az Mis-. Turnc,

iiF.\TtlSNltIE. May is.-The ru-
ncTh! Of Miss Manic Turner. who
died in Baltimore. Was held at Lodge.
Va. yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
Mrs. Snllir Painter.

WINCHESTER. May l6.--Mrs. SAL
nc Ia inter- aged 20. died Saturday
near Stephenson. Va. Surviving arc
her husband. two sons. two sisters
ana one brother.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

pN.NNCOtk. May l6.--iIrs. Ecuja
min ". Doughty aged ~. died at
her hons Al ENmor". following a
ionE illness. seven children survive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

tEANCpCk, May lG.--Mry Evsiina
Harness. aged SIS. died At her homo q,
farksley Saturday She is survived
by three sons and one daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
A w orthy Appeal

lRklN as we're the tales of hardship hunger brought
home by the boys from the camps trenches France
none more deeply touched the hearts of home folks filled
us with greater admiration for heroic
those detailing the work of the Salvation Army many
instances OF sef-sacrlce and devotion the part
its Individual workers. 80
AS one cX-dolgh hoy
or other seemed
because they to them
But Army
high
who the
relief these cheerful willing
The 1920 Salvation
is formally
Of his bic WILD
"Block S Wednesday, May
Than charity liberal
response MILLER RIIOADS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Company n. Richmond lirh, Infantry
b.uss. VIII hold its regular weekly meet.
ING tonight at S:l3 o'clock IN the Bluos $
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17
william, Mct:o,ynu

w iiiuHi uchpNnu.
William McC;owan died at tho resi-.
dcncc of his sister, 1917 RcyerIy
street. yesterday evening ut ella
o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

ruin Anniversary Ncr'cIses Of thu Colorcd
Srahcn OF IN? Salvation Army Wcrn hoSur
saturday and will cnntinun tirouEh tod, :"
number Of visiting Salvation Army oni.
,srN are present and arc taking nlrt IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

F,i6 COMPANY. Richmond Grays. Will
hon us regular weekly meeting tonight
at $40 O'Clock in the Grays' Armc!y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-17

waller Holiday. Of Richmond was
",ec'cd president of IN: Nireini. Christian
MISSIONARY SoriC'y IN tho annual convr .
ZION OF ri. Disciples % CHRIST WHICH has
nten ~ season. FOR ths past three days in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
borough OF Queens.

FOREST HILLS. ". Y, l6 minutes from
Penn. Station, rooms. kitchen and bath;
2 blocks from station; 500 per month. 0
Roman av.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
Borough Of Queens--sale or Rent.

a COUPLE good, Jamaica lots, 2nyioo: $50
each. 81 weekly. OWNER. 3il McDonough
az Brootlyn. piiore 2T7sM Lafayette.
EASY Communication 10 Manhattan-I.argo
9 family house each side contains large
rooms All improvements. reasonable. Par
ticulars J. r. STEIN. los Murray lane,
Flushing. $1,000.
ron SALF-Unusually attractive all year
home; new Colonial brick dwelling. with
garage: first floor has large living room
dining room, kitchen. extra Toilet ana laun-
dry IN basement: second floor, bedrooms.
tiled bath: interior finished throughout In
white enamel woodwork and mahogany fin-
shed doors paruuet floors throughout hot
water heat, gas. electricity. sewert 90. re-
stricted section: no assessments minutes
walk 20 large park and bathing, block ex-
press station, ~ minutes Grand Central. o
cent fare: $1,000 cash required. balance on
terms. For plan and photo call. write or
phone J. s. WRITER'S, ~ Vanderbilt nv..
n. v, room 1914. Phone Vanderbilt afsl
. FAMILY FRAME FLOOR VACANT
~ rooms, furnaces. gas, electric; min
u,cs l.. I. II. r., troiieys; plot toyioo; fine
section. near schools; price Si3,OOO; cash
81, 600. n. ". SWEET 36j Fulton St, ia
maica' Phone 4TG.
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BILLIARD PART-oR Tor sale; central loca-
tlon on Broadway; low rent four years
lease no agents. NJ. LESTER. 90 W. list st.
Phone 1873 Columbus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIE


Cooks. sc.
COOK-YounR woman with 10 year old boy
wishes position IN small family. city: best
references 354 Clinton st. West Hoboken.
Union f49 VI.
COOK-The ladies' attention IL called 20 to-
days Advertisement OF LRzarc's Employ
rnent Agency placed In this paper under the
Employment Agencies coiumn.
COOK, excellent, wishes position; country
sfo 225 y. goth 1t, Fitzaimmons's bell.
COOK, experienced; American family; refer
ences Mooney. 81 W. goth ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-09
HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.

FOR rent for the season. furnished. four
masters rooms, five servants rooms, -FOUR
baths. electric lights. wide street, sunny
rear coal and wood IN cellar; rent 5000.
Can be seen by appointment. Telephone
RhipelandsT 5o61.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

TO LET. FURNISHED.
Flatbush Brooklyn, 1l49 Kenmore place,
near av. J.s-Detacled house. fully furnished {;
price reasonable: II rooms. baths. garage.
storm windows. coal in cellar. Call or ad-
dress OWNER, present occupant.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARDING school wanted for Protestant
girl ~ ware Old, either IN New York city
or nearby suburbs must be very reasonable.
y 30 Herald. Herald 81.
TEACHER cultured. young. desires home
with refined private family. vicinity West
ihnlh FL ] 1RaG Hnrald. Bklyn.
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Borough of Queens.

$500 square feet for light manu- iacturins;
rent 1925 per month; suitable for needle
trade. near subway station, 10 minutes from
Grand Central Station, cent fare ..
LOIBL, 10 Greenpoint av.. Woodside, l. l.