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The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Commissioners May Select
Police Chief This Week

Appointment of a superintendent
OF police probably will be made this
week. District Commissioners are
anxious to dispose of the matter
and may take some action within
q few days. Commissioner Brown
low said yesterday that no decision
had yet been reached. The Com
missioners have been urged to Sc
lect a man from the ranks.
Three important hearings are
scheduled before the Public Utilities
Commission within the next eight
days. Friday 1t will take up the
rates charged by the Potomac EIec-
trio Power Company for laying con-
duits. The petition of the WASH
ington and Georgetown Gas Light
companies for a continuance of the
present rate of IS cents per 1,0OO
cubic feet until June will be
heard. Next Tuesday arguments
will be heard on the proposed in
crease of street car fares when the
present rate expires May L.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
FORDNEY ASKS
POLICE ACTION
Congressman Determined to
Apprehend George L.
Hart's Assailants.

Protest was made yesterday to
James A. Abbott, captain of the Cap
itol police. by Representative Joseph
w. Fordney, of Michigan, against
the attack Saturday night on George
L. Hart, recently appointed official
reporter to the Republican National
Convention in Chicago, and his
wife.
Fordney asked the cooperation
of the Metropolitan police. and re-
quested that all enlisted men at the
Washington Navy Yard be LINED
up" to enable Hart to identify, his
two assailants. Representative Jo-
seph W. Venable, of Mississippi. also
asked that action toward the assail-
ants be taken.
Hart was beaten Saturday night
after he had alighted from a street
car at New Jersey avenue and b
streets southeast with his wife by
two men dressed as petty officers
of the navy and a civilian. He had
demonstrated with the men on the
car for jostling his wife.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
TEXANS TOSEE
FARMS SOF EAST
$50 Youths Will Study
] Maryland and Virginia
Agriculture.

Dallas, Tex, March t5.--one hum
dred and fifty Texas farm boys.
selected by competitive examine
tion. will be taken through wash
ington. d. c.. Virginia, Maryland,
between July 81 and August "a, by
the Texas Chamber Of Commerce,
and the extension bureau Of Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical coll
lege.
The purpose of the trip will be to
give the youths an opportunity TO
see and study the best agricultural
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
$40 WEEKLY ALIMONY
TOO MUCH, COURT TOLD

Robert X. Mickey, formerly con-
nected with the General Shipbuild-
ing Company at Alexandria, Va, a
concern now bankrupt. told Justice
Bailey in Equity Court yesterday
that he was unable to pay Mrs.
Maude L. Mickey temporary ALI
mony of $40 weekly. Mickey Of
fered to assign to his wife a claim
of $400 which he claims is due him
as a receiver for the bankrupt ship
building concern. Justice Bailey
took the plea under advisement.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Cigarettes, Out IN Iowa,
Bad as Booze in Capital

I BY dismissing an appeal for want
OF Jurisdiction the Supreme Court
yesterday allowed to stand deci-
sions Of the Iowa Supreme Court
holding that the state can destroy
all packages of cigarettes found
within It's territory under its anti
cigarette statute.
The appeal was brought TO the
court by the c. C. Taft Company,
Des Moines. which claimed un-
broken packages of cigarettes were
in interstate commerce and thus
immune from State laws. The State
court ordered the destruction of
twenty-seven cases seized from the
company.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Lenroot to Preside.
At University Debate

Senator Irvine L. Lenroot. of Wis
consin, will preside at a debate be-
tween George Washington Univer-
sity and the University of Pittsburg
at Sis O'clock Friday night in Y.
NJ. c. A. Assembly Hall.
George Washington will take the
affirmative of the question: Re-
solved. That the principle of the
closed shop, with open union, should
be established in American indus
tries"
The George Washington team will
be composed of Miss Frances L.
Park. James F. Rollins and George
l.. Strong.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
MEN WHO WORE GRAY
TO HOLD MEMORIALS

Washington Camp. III. United
Conferedate Veterans. will hold me-
mortal services tonight at s o'clock
at the Confederate Memorial Hall.
in honor of Senator John H. Bank
head. of Alabama; Gen. william E.
Mickle. of New Orleans. adjutant
general and chief of staff of the
United Confederate Veterans. and G.
c. Thomas, of the Washington camp.
The Confederate choir of Wash
ington will sing. under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Benjamin Soule Gantz.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
D. {. SUFFRAGE LEAGUE
TO.ORGANIZE TONIGHT

The District Of Columbia Suffrage
League win be launched tonight at
a meeting in the Central High
School auditorium. Representative
Champ Clark. former Speaker Of
the House. will be chairman.
Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford,
of the District Supreme Court, will
sound the keynote of the campaign
to give Washington the privilege Of
voting for the President and rep-
resentatives In Congress. =
Other speakers Will be John JOY
Edison. u. G. Biller, representing the
Federal employees: Samuel Gompers.
Col. Z. Lester Jones. representing
the war veterans. and Miss Mary
O'Toole.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Evidence in Murder
Case Complete Today

All the governments evidence in
the case of William Laney, colore1,
charged with first degree murder
in connection with the shooting of
Kenneth Grail. July 81, 1919, will
be in at noon today.
= The two star witnesses in the
case-Willie Ferguson and his wife,
Susie Ferguson, of GIT Massachu-
setts avenue northwest-took the
stand yesterday and swore that
Laney came to their home the day
after the shooting and admitted
shooting someone. whom the gov
ernment identified as Grail, Nand
boasted Of having shot someone
else" too. Assistant District Attor-
ney ]. ]. o'Leary is conducting the
prosecution.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Strike Ties Up Chinese Railway.

Traffic on the Chinese Eastern
Railway has been stopped by a
strike of all labor in the railway
zone, including railway workers,
he State Department was advised
yesterday. The strike was said to
De the result of a demand by social
'evolutionists that Gen. Horvath, of
he Russian forces. relinquish au-
hority over the road
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
New Italian Cabinet
Officers Announced

Rome. March 15.-sThe following
organization of the cabinet was an
nounced officially today:
Premier and interior, Nitti; treas
urer. Luzzattii foreign affairs, Sci
aloha: war. Bonomi; marine, Sechi; /;
finance. Schanzer; public education,
Tore; public works. Denava; indus
try. commerce and labor. Serraris;
posts and telegraphs. Asessio; lib
Grated provinces, Raineri.
The new ministers were sworn in
at noon.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Israel Wants Another Name.

Because everybody calls him Irv-
ing, Israel Levine, "a years old, of
914 Fifteenth street northwest, en-
ployed in the photographic office in
the Navy Department. asked the
District Supreme Court yesterday
to prefix Irving legally to his name.
He wants to be known hereafter as
Irving Israel Levine.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
|. W. W. Slackers Doomed
To Jail by Supreme Court

Convictions in tower courts of
Walter NJ. Reeder. B. F. Bryant, ].
It. cumbie. T. A Harris. Mack F.
Harris and NJ. e. Stuart. OF Cana
dian County. Okla. on charges of
violating the espionage and the Sc
lective service acts. were allowed to
stand by the Supreme Court yester-
day. when it declined to review the
casee.
The convicted men were alleged
to be members of the I. w. w. and
the Working Glass Union.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16

methods and practices In the United
states and 70 induce Introduction OF
the best in Texas.
stops will be made to visit FARMS.
agricultural colleges. experiment
stations, and agricultural equipment
factories.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16

Clubs. will speak at the twcntx-
second annual meeting OF Harvat.
clubs here April 80 and May 4. The
executive committee will meet this
afternoon at o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Spani,h War Vets Merge.

Forty-two, members Of. Semper
Fidelis Camp. United Spanish War
Veterans. will be admitted to the
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp at a
meeting tonight In Perpetual Build
ing Hall. Eleventh and e streets
northwest.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16

.CeIIo- Metal Hot-Water Bottle. 90 70
s-pint size, 5-year guarantee .......
ssTyrian" Invincible Hot-Water Bottle,
qua; quart size; guaranteed. $1.2e
. . .
aCongress" H0t-water Bottle. Goodyear
make: especially for our stores: of heavy ma
room rubber: guaranteed one year. S1.49
This sale
SHygienic Ladies' Revolving Spray. the
most effective syringe made; regular 81 40
S3OO value o. 800. =
Goodyear Bulb Syringe No. 800; or
three hard rubber pipes. wy
Dobelfs Atomizerr, will spray oil or 7Qf
.,scs De vns;. ass aa,sS,s A.s%i.er No. i'' $1.29
oo%n,s,. WI.ts Enamel irr'T.tor' s-q.' size $1.19
COmpIele.
8, IS'lS ss Cushions al, size. in stock $2.49
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
HarY,rd Reuniea SpeaIker,.

franklin K. Lane, franklin d.
Roosevelt and G. c. .Kimbali. presi-i
dent OF the Associated Harvard
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Purify Your Blood

Meritol Blood Purifier. An efficient al
terative Useful in scrofulous conditions
and wherever lowered vitality shows itself
by Cutaneous Eruptions, Pimples, Pustules,
Boils, Blotches and Ulcerations. Its not too
early to start in on this wonderful TO-
blood purifier. Regular SI.oo size. w
Three RottleS So.oo
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Our Rubber Goods We
-- Guarantee

"Hub. Fountain Syringe,
about 2-qt. size. complete QSH
with fittings. This sale. wy
.CouSress- Fountain Syr-
fnEe, Goodyear make, espe-
cially for our stores; full .
quart size, guaranteed one
year year. ..,. Sligo
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16

e preparations that every house,
Cold Breaker Tablets. a mild
laxative, for colds, grip. coryza,
influenza and cold in the head.
Does not contain acetanilid 90k
or quinine. One size. IVY
Cherry Cough Balsam. the best
remedy for coughs and irri- On
tation of the throat. 10y
Charcoal LoEenzes gives quick
relief to dyspepsia, Indigestion,
heartburn and sour 1SK
stomach. ......i AoS
Dynamic Tonic. excellent for
anemic and exhausted conditions
of the system. Two-size bottles.
$1.50 and 75e
Dyspepsia Remedy - A liquid
slightly alkaline, with wonderful
digestive power.
$1.25 and Csc
Eye Tone. a soothing. antisep-
ing of boric acid and zinc sui
phate, in rose water; a safe
remedy for 0SH
Eczema Remedy. soothing,
cooling lotion which relieves the
inflammation, itching and pain;
two sizes.
$1.00 and SOC
Fig and SIENNA Syrup. a pleas
ant laxative, for chronic consti-
patton. biliousness and sick
headaches.
soc and soc
Headaehe Powders give quick
relief. contains acetanilid and
citrated caffeine: very safe. OEA
Two-size packages, 15c and 10y
Laxative Alternative. Compound
will purify the blood and cleanse
the system. Large CT M
Liver saline, for torpid liver,
biliousness. sallow complexion
and sick headaches.
Csc and 35e
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
A Wenan's Strength

lis not her muscle. Yet her
power is the strongest influence
on earth.
1t lies in her attractiveness-
her satin skin beauty. Loss of
charm is woman's supreme mis-
fortune.
good cemplexion. You can ac-
Quire and keep satiny skfn by
using Satin Skin Cream and
Satin Skin Powder.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16

hold should keep on hand.
Aaalxesic BALM for rheuma-
tism. neuralgia pains and nerv-
Gus headache. in two-size tubes.
60e and 35e
Appetixing Tonic will promote
thssappetite. thus aiding nutri-
weak, rundown people and deli
cate children. Two sizes.
$1.20 and 60e
Arnica Salve contains all the
healing properties necessary for
cuts and abrasions, useful
household remedy; CSE
one size
Arvitol. a popular spray for
piled with dropper or atomizer
as preferred; nontoxic and E0H
harmless; one size ...... ivy
bamboo Brier Compound, a
powerful blood purifier, recon-
mended for scrofulous affections,
eruptions of the skin and boils:
contains no mercury or 01 Ok
potash. One size ........ PA'Sc
Boraseptine, an excellent anti
septic and prophylactic, useful
for sore throat and mouth 26H
wash. 60c and .......A. ccS
Bronchial Lozenges. relieve
bronchial irritation. hoarseness
and mild coughs; two 2SH
sizes, soc and ......... cS
Buchu and Palmetto COM
pound, highly recommended for
all forms of kidney disorders.
Two sizes.
$1.25 md Csc
Catarrh Cream, a healing ap-
plication for catarrh, hay fever.
cold old, in .she,ina. the, head and other 30e
Chfldren's Cough Syrup con-
tains senega, ipecac. tolu and
horehound. Absolutely safe for
infants and young children. Two
sizes.
SOC and 35e
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16

Aluminium Zinc Douche Pan, triple
made strong and durable.
1nlS SAFE. -.
Gray. Enamel Doueh Pan, triple
coated: guaranteed perfect. This sale
NJ Zinc Douche Pan, aluminized.
This sale. Observation-Disclosures.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Family 2e&% Rsnsai*.

medicinal under the
family physician.
your is family
"
special
exactly ingredients taking.
preparations that house,
hOI ri ahOud ON md.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16

.0verworked Men, Weak Women
and Delicate Children Derive
Great Benefit From the Use Of
MALTOGEN
.THE KING OF TONICS"
contains Gentian. Malt Extract
Cascara and other valuable in
gradients. Wonderful for weak.
nervous. rundown. people. Get a
bottle from one of our stores to-
day. We recommend 81 On
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16

Three Bottles, $2.oo
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Real Medicine
For a Cough

Real medicine as designated by ~
Nature herself Science only plays
its part in the proper construction 81
or combination of the ingredients. 1
Halls Cherry Expsetorant ~
will stop that tickling, hoarseness. hacking.
that severe cough and bronchitis and will save
your lungs for normal duties. Get a bottle to-
day and prove il.
Two Sizes, 25c and Soc
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16

THE sronEs THAT CIRCLE THE WITH Low raIcEs {
The Washington herald., 1920-03-16
Special Sale on Douche Pans
White Enamel

Pan. triple coated;
anteed perfect. g
This sale. .....,. .....S
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SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT, open, close, balance. keep
books part time. small firms or profos-
lnrai man sy7teTnatlgcr. Christian; refer
ences y $50 Herald. Fulton 81.
ACCOt- MIAMI, formerly Government tax
auditor and tax specialist for accou tants.
dcfircs similar position Weisel. 4i5 Bush.
eick nv. brooklyn.
ACCOUNTANT, cashier. Christian CAR. 10
years' import, export mercantile expert.
nee, dprircs rospon~ihlc position, references.
apablc. s4s West goth
ICCOrNrANT. certified audits. systems,
financial statements, tax reports. G 1i0G
ficrald. Harlem.
All. ROUND colored man. work Of p Ind
porter. useful, elevator reference. VIII
am, 2i44 9th sv.: phone Harlem 1887
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

statesmen.
THERE is A CONNECTION oPEN 4
WITH ONE or THE MOST PROS
Porous SALES ORGANIZATIONS
IN THE COUNTRY FOR SEVERAL
MEN or EXCELLENT CHARACTER
AND REPUTATION TO PRESENT a
DEFINITE SALES OFFER TO Es-
TABLIsHED AND SATISFIED Gil
ENTAGE.
An ENTIRELY NEW AND MOST
EFFECTIVE SALES PLAN MAKES
RESULTS POSSIBLE FOR MEN N
EXPERIENCED IN OUR LINE TO
BECOME LARGELY SUCCESSFUL
AND ENTER INTO \ LIFE WORK
or DIGNIFIED IMPORTANCE.
IF YOUR RECORD WILL BEAR
SCRUTINY.
IT YOUR PERSONALITY IS
FORCEFUL,
IF YOU ARE IN EARNEST ABOUT
YOUR INDIVIDUAL SUCCESS,
APPLY FOR Personal INTERVIEW
AT EAST 10TH ST.
GROUND FLOOR. BETWEEN
AND +. NJ.
ANY DAY THIS WEEK
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.ADN'S MAID, or to speak French or ltal-
80 West Both n.
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SALESMAN.

A salesman with two or three years sales
experience who would like 10 enter the bone
bt,- iness is desired by n progressive firm or
Investment bankers; actual experience In
selling securities IS not necessary but a
pleasing personality, an honest determine
lion and real ability TO produce are shso-
iutely essential; give age. selling experience.
education. reference, sc. Box ). room 2i5-
a. Broad 81.
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SALESMEN-FORDS
An exceptional opportunity Is offered TO
live passenger and truck statesmen 10 handle
passenger cars and trucks commercial
bodies and taXicahs for one Of the largest
Ford dealers in the East. commission basis
Ford 4ol L. i0S.h 50.
SALES MANAGER: HIGH CLASS
STOCK PR POSITION; ATTEAC-
TIVE COMMISSION AND CLOSE
COOPERATION. MIR. THURSToN.
TIE DORILTON. BROADWAY AN
list.
SALESNItN-W Write for list OF lines and fun
particulars; earn 81. 500 20 sic 600 yearly
big demand for men; inexperienced or ex-
peuenccd ctty or travelling. National Saies-
mer's Training Association. G1SH West 4.d
st. New York.
Acknowledgements man 10 cover en-
tire South With our line Of mems pocket
hooks; one who s. now carrying FIRST class
line Of ladies' handbag. Murcrcn. Hughes
" 90 ~ Hilbert st.. PHILADELPHIA Pa.
SAL ESNIlGN-Nith no experience selling Soc
curities. between % and 80 years 90 age.
Co represent BANK officials aud prominent
mons real workers can earn $40 per week
and up. Box j. S6a Herald Fulton ~.
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LApN'S maid, experienced. German, Eng
ish, French, Spanish. excellent Seamstress,
best reference, desires position. Box 1873.
-OgH Sd av.
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ALEsMEN.-YoUNG MEN. OVER 81. AS
Statesmen. WHO CAN QUALIFY. CAN
MAKE 500 A WEEK OR MORE; OTHERS
HAVE DONE 1T; WHY CANT YOU IL
YOU POSSESS APPEARANCE AND TACT
AND CAN TALK INTEILIGENTLY CALL
AT 33i 9TH Az. ROOM COS.
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SNT.FSNfEN-T WANT -FOUR MEN WHO
HAVE EARNED $500 AND Up PER
WEEK SELLING SECURITIES OF
FINANCE CORPORATIONS; MEN WHO
CAN SELL ME WILL BE PLACED ~
TERRITORY WHERE BANKER WILL AL
WISE YOUR PROSPECTS TO BUY THIS
SECURITY HAS PAID l3eo CASH DIN
pENDS: EARNED FIVE TIMES DINIDEND
REQUIREMENTS FIRST II MONTHS +.
STOCKHOLDERS SHARE IN ALL Earn
INGS: MEN WHO CAN DELIVER WILL
FIND THIS A BIG MONEY OPPORTUNITY
If YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO WORk
TERRITORY SYSTEMATICALLY NM
SELL ALL PROSPECTS Don 7 APII.a'
COMMISSION BASIS ONLY; 1906 COMMITS
sIONS. a 1879 HERALD. FULTON ST.
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CHI Al FFEtR, o years experience. careful
driver best references, wants reliable po-
sition. Saks, 6G4s Riverside. go w. 18Th
st.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CLERKS AND TYPISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls 1s years OF age and over.
Hours o to 4 so o'clock.
Saturdays 0 10 IL O'Clock.
Luncheon served free.
Salary to start, Sl2.
Abilities OF clerks reviewed zach six months.
Those OF average ability should be receiving
from s18 to SIS per week after the second
review The variation Is due to difference
IN clerical work.
Free classes conducted In typewriting. Ste
biography and dictaphone operating.
Apply in person. between and 4:3o
O'Clock. room 5033. Metropolitan Building.
i Madison av. Cat sd stu. New York.
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Miscellaneous.

JAYS Work.--I Dung woman wi. hes posi-
ton TO do days work. Mary Srekely, 429
LAST tGtst Ct, basement.
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sewer. packer, seeks position with ladies
st. hotel only. Renee. 253 w. cath St
MAID, French. competent; good traveller;
aeamstress; references. 1877 Herald,
Herald so.
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Statesmen.

We are starting a class in sales
manship Monday night AZ 80; we
teach you tire science OF selling, ana
IL sou qualify we place you on our
sales force: this costs you nothing.
no experience necessary. BE here!
SOC Park Row Building, 10 Park row.
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MAID. one lady or actress Intelligent coll
ored girl; good sewer, packer: references.
Audubon $500
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Domestic Help wanted.
pTrrrI Ell second thlru. useful men, couplsAs
Ida Scely's Agency. IS West h2c
BtfTIEItS, second and house man wanted
immediately. Duffy Agency, w. iIth 81.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
situations wnnted-Femaie.

SOUTHERN cooks. houseworkers, Mattresses.
half time. day work. 81 60. butlerp fire.
men, porteis. Green's. i6J w. 13fst 81.
Morrinr ide 1fTs.
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Observation-Disclosures.

We require the services of half dozen
crackerjack retail millinery department man-
ayers, men Of experience In operating or man
aging millinery departments IN live stores
for the services OF such men We can make
most attractive proposition for their financial
bettorment We want working partners, not
employees; men with brains, initiative and
rosourcefulress, who VIII work bard 10 main
ain the highest possible efficiency in our
millinery departments Mr.. Benjamin J. Ros
enthal, president of our company, win be in
New York az Biltmore Hotel from Tuesday
The 18th. 10 Saturday, the Goth, inclusive, and
VIII gladly interview at tirrc+ most conven-
lent for them men who feel they are Of the
calibre to an these positions. Interviews
strictly confidential. Address Benjamin J.
Eoscnthal, Fillmore Hotel, New York city.
ENPORIUM-WORLD MILLINERY co.
MAN TO run steam heating plant and make
himself useful in paper warehouse: mus
have exceptional references. y liJ2 Herald
Harlem.
OFFICE boy wanted n OLD established tank
ing house splendid opportunity for boy
house who have shown ability ana willing
ness 10 work are now holding important po-
sitions Address, giving age, personal refer
ences and salary expected, Y. L., T. Q Box
81. City Han Station, New York.
OFFICE BOYS, age IS 20 16, large down
town concern; Advancement. Address +. o..
Box 325. City Hall station New York.
iiflfifNtfftA V EH.--line ana hAlfOne Dho-
tographer wanted night work; union
office: good working conditions. Apply fore
man engraving department, Herald. $50
p'way
REQUIRE Thoroughly competent tutor ami
travelling companion 10 boy twelve. spend
ing winter California: must be willing IN
low Instructions from Ethical Culture
school Box J. 1s7 Herald. 2so Rway.
sALrSNEN srIL PISTON RINGS: THOR
CrCrfLN ENpE"tfNCEp " % T. O r.
PARTS HIGH CT 'nE MEN ONLY. Il
20 HERALD. BRONX.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, col0red, Amrrican,
9 years private family driving; IS months
reference from last employer; drive any car
anywhere Il 1GI Herald. Herald 80.
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SALESMAN

SALFSMAN.
" you are manly, honest and efficient
you can secure with Us position where
earnings VIII bring you 500 week and
more; you viii have the cooperation OF an
experienced manager and association with "A
I've. efficient sales organization; ii you can
demonstrate ability this win lead 70 n posi-
ion as MANAGER with larger Income See Mr.
Thompson. 500 9th av., room e02.
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maid wishes position
kitchenettc apartment with one or two
ladies' best references sleep out. Kindly
write Hestrik pa Il. Sith.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

GRADUATE Spanish teacher desires to ac-
company and teach Spanish 20 n child, af-
icrnoons mornings. Miss T. Zafra. 4J6
RtVergide Drive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-15

tthL, coiored. pat time; no cooking. Writ
Burnett 213 r.. SIth st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-15

GONERNESS. Young. refined girl. Just ar
rived. speaks French and German, will
take place as GOVERNESS TO growing child;
good home and opportunity to 80 to night
school first confederation. b. f., 335 East
3th ST.. New York.