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their hands. Merchant Policeman Clary
was back of them.
Clary drew his revolver and the bandit
fred. The bullet ,graZed Ellis ear and
went through CIary's right hand. The
robber had shot Clary in the wrong hand
for the merchant policeman is left handed.
Clary returned the fire, but was forced
to aim high to miss Ellis and Pipkin
The bullet went through partition just
over the bandits head. Then Clary
jumped behind the partition near the
other doorway leading to the lunch room
from the kitchen. The bandit, oelieV-
Ing he was trying to get him from that
side, stepped into the lunch room and
Clary fired again. The bullet went com
pletely through two big coffee urns. The
robber kept coming at the merchant po-
liceman and Clary kept firing as the
thug approached
THREE BULLETS
WOUND BOWERS.
One bullet hit the edge of an ice box.
glanced and went through Bowers left
leg just below the hip. Another struck
the robber in the right leg below the
knee. while a third hit his right hand,
inflicting a wound similar to the one re
ceived by Clary The merchant police
man fred seven shots at the robber and
three hit him. The police found that the
robher had fired only one shot. Both
Ellis and Pipkin, however, declared he
fred twice at Clary.
Just six minutes before the attempted
holdup Lieut. Wooden and Sergt. Fred
Winkler, in an automobile, passed the
lunchroom. They saw Patrolmen Ice
nogle and Judkins walk south on Penn
sylvania street past the place. Lieut..
Wooden drove north to Massachusetts,
avenue and turned around and started
back. The police were on the lookout
for window smashers. AS the automo-
bile reached a point a half block north
OF the lunchroom the police saw two
men run from the place, one going
through an alley, while the other ran
across the street. The police drove to
the, restaurant and entered.
'Ive got him, lieutenant" said Clary.
pointing with his revolver to the pros
trate form of the bleeding bandit.
few minutes later Sergt Murphy with
Motor Policemen Drinkut and Dean In
the emergency auto, and Sergt John
Richter, who was near the lunchroom,
arrived. While the police were investi-
eating a crowd had gathered and Lieut..
Woolen ordered the cafe cleared.
One man who insisted that he be per
mitted to see the wounded man, was
Indiana daily times., 1920-01-02

given permission by Lieut.. Woolen, but
started to leave instead, and when forcl-
bly, detained. Ellis declared he looked
like the man who ordered the chilli. He
was arrested after Pipkin also had iden-
tilted him. He gave the name of Charles
Tierney, a peddler.
SAY BOWERS ADMITS
HAVING POLICE RECORD.
Bowers admitted to the police that he
had shot a negro three yeares ago in
Louisville and had served time in jail.
Also that he, had been in a cutting scrape
in the same city. He refused, however.
to tell who, his companions were in the
attempted holdup.
Bowers wore an officers khaki colored
short overcoat. which led the police TO
believe he was responsible for the rob
berry of Ward, North indianapolis drug
store man.
Ward had inst left his store at Clifton
and Thirty-fourth streets and hao
started to his home, 1146 West Thirty
fifth street, when two men, both armed,
halted him They relieved him of S15,
a box containing $75 worth of postage
stamps, SS5 worth of Thrift stamps and
blank money orders from No. 10847 TO
No 1000. A street car stopped nearby
ard the larger of the two men fred
shot at the conductor, ordering him to
move on The men ran east on Thirty
fourth street, where they met Jack Doo-
ley and f. e. Horne.
They ordered them to hold up their
hands. Dooley ran, the robbers firing a
shot at him, but 1t missed Sergt. Muir
ply and a squad of police Investigated.
Bicycle Policemen Trimpe and Kitzmiller
found the box containing the stamps and
money orders stolen from Ward In an
alley near Thirty-fourth and Radct
streets. The police net was spread but
the men escaped There were two men
In the North Indianapolis holdups ana
three in the downtown robbery, but the
police say the men who robbed Ward
also took part in the lunchroOm affair.
While investigating the holdup Of the
lunchroom Lieut.. Woollen slipped and
fell on the sidewalk His head struck
the edge of a step and he suffered a deep
scalp wound.
Indiana daily times., 1920-01-02
First Day of Year
Record for Fires

The fire department started the new
year by breaking a record. In the first
twenty four hours of 1920 forty one
alarms were sounded. Most Of the fires
were caused by sparks on roofs. None
of the losses was large.
Indiana daily times., 1920-01-02

rANVILLE, Ind, Jan. 2s-Held for
two hours under an automobile whiCh
had turned over in 4 ditch on them
Howard Tharp and George Clark. farm
ers, are none the worse for their expe-
rience today. The machine ran OF the
road when glaring lights on an approach
ing automobile blinded the driver. Both
men feared they would freeze to death,
they said, when no one answered their
calls for two hours.
Indiana daily times., 1920-01-02
Mackinaws for
Men and Boys

MEMS MACKINAWs, extra
quality 30 OF. wool mackinaws
fors men. This coat is worth
t12.oo Of anybody's money. We
have about sixteen of these
left. In blue and brown. To
clean up the lot they have
been specially &C RR
priced. each. Que 4 %
BOYS MAcKINAws, a small
lot Of boys cotton mixed
maekinaws in sizes IS to IA.
These. mackinaws retail regu-
larry at $3.50. These have
been remarked R0 no
bL. ...s..s..s--s % A8o ~ ~
MEMS MACKINAWS; mems
cotton mixed stitched back
belt style. 36 inches lou a
coat ordinarily worth SEQ x
few odd sizes in this lot opiy;
to clean up, they have been
specially priced " e ca
Indiana daily times., 1920-01-02

boys HEAVY UNION
SUITS. made Of fine heavy
heeced fat knit cotton. elastic
cum and ankle. The warmest
garment on the markets for
the money. Sizes 0OA
4 to 10, sale price. ....SOG
Sizes II to 10, C %
sale price. 1O6O
BOYS WINTER WEIGHT
UNION SUITS, elastic ribbed,
knit from a good quality OF
cotton, light fieeced. natural
gray color. This Is an extra
heavy suit for the money and
Is a very special 0Qn
value at. OO~
MEMS THREAD SILK
SEAMLESS HOSE, excellent
quality pure thread silk,
seamless socks, fine ribbed
mercerized isle tops, rein
forced toes and heels. Sizes
9jz to 1115, In black CO.
only. Sale price.
Indiana daily times., 1920-01-02

MEMS FLAT FLEECED
UNION SUITS under pres
ent market conditions, this
offer is remarkable; extra
heavy weight, fat knit cotton
union suit. soft nap fleeing,
elastic cum and ankles. These
union suits are fully worth
$2.25, but have been specially
priced for this &C 40
sale at..............@,& ,&eXO
MEMS ELASTIC RIBBED
UNION SUITS, of a very good
quality bleached cotton, long
sleeves. ankle length, a me-
dium light weight suit. This
lot has been V& 20
smartly reduced to . 1sOO
MEMS OUTING FLANNEL
NIGHTGOWNS, m de OF
fancy striped outing flannel,
trimmed with white mercer
ized frogs, cut bell shape and
60-inch length. Regular re-
tail price $2.35 G. 60
reprfced at. ..S1sOJ
Indiana daily times., 1920-01-02

REMARKABLE BLANKET VALUE
Standard quality cotton blanket with
soft finish. fancy coiored border, size
54x72; comes in gray, tan and white.
These blankets have been reduced to
$2.4O
Indiana daily times., 1920-01-02
258 REDS
IN CHICAGO RAIDS
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is only one city and we can not always
tell what all Of our plans are.
with regard to the charges made by
Mr.. Hoyne that am playing petty poll
tics l can only say now that l shall
answer that statement later in the day
with a formal statement"
1t was strongly intimated at the de-
partment Of Justice today shat the Chi
cago raids may have upset some plans
which the department had and that it
may have been premature
Indiana daily times., 1920-01-02

ness and unfortunately for him these
hours are the ones that cover the murder
of J. Stanley Brown" the official said.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

FURNACE man. coiored. and repairs all
kinds heaters, boilers good ne new. Davis.
cf2 w ft0th Audubon 01a1
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COUPLE with year child desire positions
"a cook md butler or housekeepers. r. T.,
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Housekeepers

HOUSEKEEPER, WORKING: THOR
oughly competent; good cook obliging
and neat; salary $50 prefer small family
in country. J. POI Herald, Herald so.
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LAUNDRESS or laundress- chambermaid.-
Lady going abroad wishes to place excel
lent young Irish girl. Write Box l, York
VILLAGE Me
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CHAUFFEUR, Fight co0red, mechanic. eight
years city reference wife housework n
necessary Americans. refined, hard work.
ff.rrfd ru
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experienced wishes position. Care DR.. Al
4. Hecker. 420 W. 1G6th st. Tel. Wadsworth
t0G0
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COUPLE. colored. neat appearing. desire po-
siton as cook and butler excellent ret
ercnCeg: good workers may be Intervene
a. present position 10 A. NJ. to > y. NJ, or
t.lIfn C,nrfh 12I rsnrf 2Slh
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Nurses. 0S.

NURSE or nursery governess; English. 81.
refined: experienced all ages. American
Christian family: personal references: would
travel. Letters only. NJ. F., 1l09 Lexington
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MAID.-Lady wishes to find good situation
for young Irish girl who has filled the
positions of second parlor maid In her house,
mold for six months very satisfactorily. Ap-
Fly by letter to Mrs. IL. W. dc Forest. 90
East 10th IT.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, married wishes
private position; highly recommended
driving high class cars. wages f4c. Klleen.
100 4. Nth.
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COUPLE wish position as cook and butler or
maid and butler. IN city Or travelling; 10
Years experience private family. J. " Lar
kin. s54 W. 57th At
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Classified Advertisements for The Herald
mdy be left at any Of the Branch offices Of
Tits publication or the 600 IYunt Agencies ID
NeiU York.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

WOMAN under 40 desires position OF trust
as saleswoman or otherwise. + &c Herald,
Herald so.
and art, offers services In exchange for
home. References. S. r., 1852 Sd ay.
WOAfAN--Ambitious, telephone. clerical eve
nings; central: experience. 3 % Herald.
Herald 50.
YOUNG lady. three years experience, de-
tan: capable and willing salary S2j. Adj
vertiser. 1884 Briggs av.. Ncw-York city.
Housekeepers.
HoUsEKEEPER, WORKINGS THOR
oughly competent good cook obliging
and neat; salary $50; prefer small family
IN country. J. POI Herald, Herald 50.
HoUsEKEEPER- NURSE-Activc responsi-
BILE American, middle aged, executive abil-
ity. cheerful deposition; seamstress, good
cook call, please, city references. Villiers,
care Mrs. Hackensen, 22s West 2lst.
HOUSEKEEPER, working. good cook man
ager, wishes position. family Of two ca
pabe fuN charge apartment or short dis
lance country. wages SEQ. best Of references.
+ 1G Herald, Herald 50.
HOUSEKEEPER; middle aged woman,
widower's family; mothers care; would
take charge of small hotel, thoroughly com
petent Address Roukc 79s E l7Oth st.
Bronx.
HOUSENEEPER. American, refined. not OF
The servant type, capabl- manager, for
business couple or bachelors. excellent cook.
Write {. Miller, p Locust av.. New Ro-
chelle, \.
HoUsEKEEPER.-A young widow with
little boy wishes a position as houseSeeper
with a small private family going South or
California; reference. y Col Herald. ESQ
Broadway.
TIOUs of refinement with
girl II would ike care Of home small
family competent in every detail; reference.
II 20 Herald, Herald "a.
tIOUSEKEEPER. widow. good plain cook
marketing; for business couple or mother
less children; highest references. r., l16
". 9Sth
H0UsEKEEPER, working middle aged
French, speaking English; good cook; with
lady or small family, no objection out of
town. + "a Herald, Herald So
HOUSEHEEPER. Working.-Young married
woman wishes position two or three
adults; best reference. Write .. B.. 02i
West End av., apartment i0l.
HOUSEkEEPER, American (40), refined
capable. good cook, wldower's adult family
or bachelors. country, city. L 1922 Herald,
Harlem.
Observation-Disclosures aged woman wishes
pr sition light housekeeping; no washing
Smith. care Schmerl, 26S w. 115th.
HOUSEKEEPER. capable supervisor. club,
HOTsEKEEPER for doctor or small family /:
references. 2s5 Herald. Herald 50.
MANAGER, SUPERVISOR for Al apart
ment Gooming) house. Experienced Lady,
157 E. 18th.
WOMAN, Americanv, would care for small
apartment. West Side. L. Durham, care
CUMMINGS. 2ls w. G9th,
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MAID, lsdy's, visiting. to lady who likes her
wardrobe well cared for also do sewing
mending. Write NJ ". box 80, 1929 Sd av
Maid. visiting, and seamstress fine sewing
laundering fine blouses and underwear;
out by day; references. b 81 Herald, Her
I'D so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

WOMAN under 40 desires position OF trust
as saleswoman or otherwise. + &c Herald,
Herald So
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CHAUFFEUR. mcchanic. years expert
ence, neat. careful. Al references, mar
red. wishes private position. Eissinann.
1880 Az A.
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CHAUFFEUli-NIECILAN Swedish single,
20; careful driver; willing. useful city,
country best references. + u Herald.
Herald So
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CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanic, strictly pri-
waite family, 9 years private family. ref
erenoes American, refined, willing posl-
lively an repairs $50 week. II 3i6 Herald.
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CHAUFFEUR, handy man, wants work in
the country; single, middle aged, Ameri-
can, slow, careful driver handy with tools
would drive private truck r 81 Herald.
Herald su
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

LE-CHAUFFEUR, WITT: COOK;
Ma $50 had Il YEAR, experiences hirh
~-.s cars: wife strictly first class cool
French people last position five year.
small family preferred anywhere; GOOD
wages; highest references. particulars first
letter X Pa Herald, Herald 50,
COUPLE. IAPANEsE.
wish positions; wife English: man has may
years experience as cook wife first class
waitress Dr. chamherTnald: viii take entire
charge small family; city or country; bee
reference. l40 Z. i5th. Phone 1899 Murray
TiII
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BOOKKEEPER, office work. experienced
(22). college graduate, desires responsible
position offering Advancement. s2J T. 9g5
Herald Fulton ~.
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ENp0RTll.-.fI-lMb0pr

EN-NANAL aviator. married. age ~. Prot
estant. desires position with reliable firm
preferably On shipping department: willing
worker md salary 20 be gagged upon ability.
= 2S3 Herald Herald 81
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MAID-Swedish girl wants work as visiting
lady's maid, mending and repairing; good
reference; 50 a day. Write Mrs. Engstrom,
kS6 Pacific St. Bklyn.
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tlIAU FFEuR wishes position. served thrcs
Years in shop four years driving; careful
driyor. wifi furnish excellent references
Jae. Ferguson, G35 w. t26th Morningslds
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BooKKEEPER, competent: control accounts:
accurate; 3 years experience: best refer
ences. Box 100. 800 9th st., Brooklyn.
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{, 0NpofI0UC0N greo1l
able. fruit rardcuina
spraying fruit. Orns-
farm stock general
ScotChman. marr'ec ,
na3 Herald. Fuifc't al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

CHAUFFEUR or garage man. Mr.. John n.
Rou manlero wishes 70 find position for
man, single. experienced. can recommend
highly Address il5 Eas, 6Jth 81. Telephone
Rhineiauder 0TGT
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EXECUTIVE. English. residing porma nsntly
81 Paris. desires position with firm in
France or England; linEuist; good refer
cncos. n 81 Hrrnld. Heralf 50.
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CHAUFFEUR. married. is years experience
on high grade cars II years In last two
positions Al mechanic and driver. city or
country. Thomas Conruy, 20i East 10th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

FILE cierE-Youre man. Just graduated
from school 81 filing. desires position; can
also 10 typewrtinG. Address n. II. s., box
23i. HUNTINGTON, l.. 7.
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Rate for s..1afto4 ,Va~tsd Ga.srfsSEHie-ts
70 soc far tie first = lA-ss a-a Io. econ
odeit.,tdl Lee for ose tic; &c. Ter fse
fsrtf Tvs nd 90. egrh Gaa.t~~dl hae-
f0r . p.tseFtioas tslfh!a ssssk.
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CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanic. careful,
sober driver also good all around motor
boat engineer. desires position for the
soufh five years last place as engineer.
A r. T.. 10 Stanhope 81, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic (2n). single. desires
position With private family. ten years eN-
pcrience: six years with last employer; ex-
perienced on Pierce, Packard, Cadillac. w
2t Herald, Herald 50.
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FOR CORPORATION. firm or syndicate.
Washington representative or contder-
''al agent College education. Age ~.
Wide Congressional and other acduaint-
ance. ~ present and for the last fNw
years engaged IN real estate sales. Nptu
Tor any good proposition. part or whole
time. Al references, business and ~.
cial y. H. s., Apt so East clifton
terrace, Washington, u. G.
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CHEF.-Hotel proprietor retiring from the
business Is anxious 70 secure position for
his chef II 251 Herald, Herald "a.
CHEF, experienced European, American
cooking, for private family. Thomas. 3i7
w 10th.
CHEF. wife assistant cook: coiored: refer
ence. Edward 1T2 w. 13oth.
CHINESE cook. experienced steward wishes
position. city or country. with best refer
ences. J. Kltson, 1925 Atlantic av., Brooklyn.
CLERK. middle aged, dependable, now EN-
ployed. desires position down town expe-
rienced In office work former atenogra pher .
$50 start. p a3 Herald. Fulton At
CLERK, experienced stock billing; knowl-
edge typewriting, excellent penman. salary
secondary 20 opportunity. unquestionable ref
erences. u as3 Herald. Fulton 81.
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CHArFF EUR MECHANIC. thoroughly COM
petent neat. courteous, oblging. desires
permanent position, private; two years last
position highest references. Harlem 8092-w.
Brooks. 1GI East 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

CHAUFFEUR expert on Cadillac (27). sim
gle, wishes positions 9 years experience In
private employment neat appearance. 7
years Nv last position. salary $40. Address
JACK KNnhn. 2l3 w. SAN ~
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CHArtFEUB, expert mechanic. on high
grade cars. wishes private position. 10
years az private driving and shop expert
encei best ~ references married man w.
MIlnr. 23 pnImDIto ~. IEIyn. n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

COLLECTOR rents. Investigator desires ern-
ployment several hours daily cash security
bond moderate compensation. Address An
drcws box ., Station 2, Hoboken.
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FAMILY wash wanted to take home, no
sheets; reliable woman. Write Washing.
care of stationery store. 494 Columbus av.
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COUPLE Belgian: wife good cook; man but
Ter, valet, entire charge small family: ref
erance 301 w. 9th ST.
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CHAUFFEUR English, 20 years experience.
steady city driver, expert mechanic: Ca
diliac Packard. nenault. Minerva, &c. mar
ried. age 90. Lamb, $50 W. ioist. Wads-
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: COUPLE. cook. chambernaid; butler. valet
= useful: entire charge. private family OK
cont laundry q % Herald. Herald 90
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CHEF. Scotch. Is open to cook luncheons
and dinners for private families only
Everything from appetizer 10 dessert
made with the greatest care and years OF
experience. Neat and competent wait
resFes supplied. Terms reasonable. Ad-
dress Gordon Grant, 2iT Schermerhorn
ST.. Brooklyn.
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DAVID AGENCY,

DAVID AGENCY,
II W 4od 81 Vanderbilt 1877
Efficient and intelligent service In supply
ing competent office help. male and female.
No charge 10 employer
PHONE VANDERBILT 1871
HOUSEWORKEES. day work, $500. cham
bermaids, nurse girls references Sealey's
Agency, Audubon 27AS.
COOK and waitress. sisters. excellent ref
crences positions together. city. Brennan,
40 East Goth, Plaza 7705
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CHAUFFEUR.-A gentleman going South for
some months wishes to place his chauffeur.
whom he recommends as to ability. sobriety
and honesty. Address International Rail-
So aye. n Battery place
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AUTOMOBILE repair man. colored expert
20 work In your garage; pleasure. CONNER.
cial care. generators, carburetors. Davis
2i2 w. 140th
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ASSISTANT 20 executive 900: 3 years
thorough business experience: office
man and salesman. " pos Herald.
Herald 50.
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GARDENER FARMER
married. no children
deninR all lts branches
vegetables, fruits; also
Anthony Fidelibus, 439
tor. NJ. ".
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, other useful
work; Swiss-American. 30. single. neat, re-
fined. willing long hours. I years refer
ences; moderate wages. II oO4 Herald
Herald square
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COUPLE, no children. as caretakers city
or country; highest reference; club or pri-
vete. u 1876 Herald. Herald 50.
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COLORED man, Al. ex-Civil Service. seeks
opening insurance banking. manufactur-
ing, realty or commercial establishment;
highest recommendations experienced mes
senRer caretsker. superintendent. write NAL
colin. "a West i3ith, or telephone Morn
incsido 727f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

CHAUFFErfR-MECHA useful. Dane %.
neat, refined, willingt hard worker. six
onces; city. country. II 2s0 Herald. Herald
eq.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

COUPLE willing 10 do the work CT pri-
vate family together. except laundry.
Carlos. care Mrs. Ryan. oi0 sth av. ce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

lAUNDRESS to take home fine washing and
ironing: dresses. shirtwaists. silks, done
equal to new; chidren's clothes; nothing but
al fine work Al references; outdoor drying:
call and see the place. Mrs. Mccain, 465