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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
KILLED IN BORDER BATTLE
LIQUOR SMUGGLER is SHOT
DOWN. NEAR BOUNDARY
sharp Interchange of Bullet. Taken
Place Hetwrcn Officers md
Biock ade -Runners.
IDy Arsociatcd rrn.,s

Ill PASO. TEX, Ian. a-t.ouor
smuggling across .hc international
boundary here today claimed its fifth
victim in pistol battles when Henry
Rcnfro. negro. was killed.
Rcnfro was killed when he ras
chuSht between Il vol!cy OF riii. and
pistol shots rom police officers and
sInMSgicrs. near tho Mexican line.
, inc negro. according to Claude
smith. captain Of detectives. had Of :.
fcrcd to guide Captain Smith aud an
other officer 20 plac" where ne said
night.
ARRIVING near this piacn the officers
Said Hcnir" turned on them, drew a
time other shots were iircd M .hc
police officers.
II had not been determined today
"hcthcr tnlc from a police gun or
from the onpaalng side Killed. lcnfro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
Final Withdrawal From
France on January 9
my Annotated Prevail

PARIS, inn. 3.-The departure or
Acknowledgement William ID. Con-
nor from Paris on the evening OF
January with 800 office and
men will mark the flnal Withdrawal
of the American forces from France.
General Common and his party will
Enfl from Antwerp january IL
aboard the United Stntrr trnnrpOrt
Northern Pncific. by that date ali
the buildings occupied In fcris ny
tho American army will have been
given up with the exception OF
several smNiI offices.
General COnnor leaves behind
less than 100 American officers and
graves registration nervfce. Brcst.
the last port open, was closed
january I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
FORMER BRITISH CABINET
MINISTER Is DEFEATED
Sir John Simon Beaten for IIUase Of
ComnonR by Laborlte
Candidate,

former Secretary for Home Affairs
liberal candidate for the House OF
Commons in tho Spcn Valley bye.elec-
ion was defeated by Tom Meyers. the
Tho returns OF the election, which
%as held December so. show tho fol.
Tom Myers. .ishorite, 1889; Sir John
Simon. liberal. lo.244: Colonel Bryan
fairfax. coalitloriat liberal, 1874.
Colonel Fairfax. tho coalit!onist lib
crnl candidate In the election just held,
had the. personal Endorsement OF Pre-
mier Lloyd George. who openly OPP.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
PLAN TO SHIP PRISONERS
HOME BY WAY OF AMERICA
Austrfans. IIunEariass and C1eehs In
Siberia Numbering 2oO,9O0 VIII
He Repatrjuted.
tR. Associated Pres. Z,

ROME. Jan. 1.-TWO hundred thou
sand Austrian. Hungarian and Czech
prisonere OF wnr at present in Siberia
may DC taken back TO their homo
countries BY the way OF Japan and
being studied at the Vatican. which
has taken q deep interest In tho con-
dition OF tho men.
aSkcd IN transport the prisoners from
Niahir"Stok to Japan, whore they
would remain at the expense OF japan
sSh!p3 to transport them to America
Fem America tho prisoners would DO
.akcn TO Europe on ships OF varioue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
INVESTIGATE POSTAL PAY
ConEreHsionul Committee Holds Meet.
ing NJ atlanta DelvinE Into rOst-
Office workerr' Living Problems.

ATLANTA. CA, Jan. 3.--Thc Joint
congressional committee appointed to
Investigate salaries Of postal crnployccs
hcld a meeting here today. Briefs and
verbal Information regarding the
ability OF the employee 70 live on pres
ent salaries were submitted by rep.
rescntatives OF clerks and carriers
from Georgia Flor ia. Alabama, North
and South Carolina
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
CONSIDER MEAT MEASURES
Senate Agriculture Comnltteo Mem'
hers Resume Hearings Monday On
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Biljs.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.-Cona!dera.
ton OF tho Kenyon kendrick bills,
meat industry, with view TO an early
report 20 the Senate, will be resumed
by the Agriculture Committee Mon
day under a cali ISSUED today b. Chair
man GrUnna. The House Agriculture
Committee expects To hear rcprescnta-
tiycs OF the pach crS before reporting
Tho bills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
American Plane. Fly a. Lima.
I by Associated Press. !

LENA. PERU. Jan. 1.-Two Arnerl.
can airplanes are flying here daily,
and three other machines arc being
sent from New York. An American
company plans 20 compete here with
English and French airpianc compan-
les. a. prominent New York bank an
nounccs the car,y opening OF branch
in Lima a British. controlled ia nix
opened business here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
WILL SURVEY SOUTH RUSSIA
Secretary Daniels AseiEns R@ar-Ad.
zfral McCully to East EH-
rOpenn Mip~fol.

WASHINGTON. Ian AT the re.
ques, OF the State Department., Rear.
Admiral Newton 4. McCully. a native
Of Anderson. s. c.. has been assigned
will take him into ali the accessible
portions OF South Russia to make a
complete survey OF economic conGi-
lions In that region.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
WILL HOLD REPUBLICAN LOVE
FEAST At CHICAGO MOlDA"
Louden and wood ARE Expected TO
Address Gatha ring in Further
ance OF Candidates..

tDy Associated PROSE-
CHICAGO. jan 1.-TWO Republican
Frank o. Lowden. of Illinois. and
General Leonard Wood. arc expected
10 speak a. THO Republican love feast
Tor Chairman VIII Hays here Monday.
Governor Lowdcn has already ac-
ceptcd.
Republicans from fifteen states will,
gather here Monday for a two days
conference.
The committee on arrangements for
tho national convention. to be held
hero next June. will meet Monday at
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CONSIDER A">.'ARDS TUESDAY
IIosse and senate Naval Committees
Propose to Conduct Joint
InvestiR tion.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2.-The con-
troversy over the naYy'B awards of
war decorations Will be taken up Tuce-
day by the Senate Naval Committee.
y Joint investigation BY the Senate
and House Committees is conten-
NJ lat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
Thc wcck,s,Wcnthcr.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3.--Weathcr pre-
dictions for the week beginning Mon
day, issued by the Weather Bureau to-
day. are: Middle Atlantic States cold
and chanEcabie weather. with occa-
RlonNl snow. and mnch clomdlnesE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

writing and United States history arc
the special suOjects stressed.
The chief ain of the schools" Mr..
XIII concluded. "is TO make good citi-
zens. Teachers and school principals
throughout our city arc trying to give
these things to the children as they
pass through our schools"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04
Drophead

w ! [ h { o u r
Il r 4 w G r s.
w a r r n nted
ten years. At
tachmentS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-04

the call OF Chairman A. II. Hcrt. Of
Kentucky.
Tuesday 500 Republican women viii
hold 4 luncheon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
FACTORIES FOR SALE or RENT

FACTORIES FOR RENTS 900 50 T.
floors 5000 or 900 IT, all or separate;
modern buildings sprlnklered, elevator. cleo
tfcity, heat; Bradley Buildings. ilth st. aod
Vernon av Long Island City s minutes
fIum Grand Central Station, . blocks from
al subways, 8 cent fare; principals only. Ad-
dress A. J. BRADLEY, owner, i0l Beekman
st, New York; telephone 350l Beekman.
FOR bargains Ia commercial water front
properties see JOSEPH L. MULLIGAN,
30 Broad st.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FOR RFNT-Furnished. commuters home,
10 station and trolley one hour Grand Cen
trail; garage room for two cars no small
children: rent STj per month. ROYAL
FREDERICKS. Darieu, Conn.
FORREST HILLS CARuENS-Floor consist
ing OF ~o1ms, bath ana large stone ga
rage in beautifully located modern home
Protestant adults only rent $50 month
Tel. Boulevard 65l6 or Rector 2652.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION
desired concerning whereabouts of Gustave
Emil Hid. last seen at Hastings on Hud-
son. Feb. 1911 rave important communca-
ton J. II. FITCH, $50 Fulton St, Brook
Ign. n. Y.
MICHAEL O'DONNELL, native Garryspil-
lane, Ireland, left New York 1887. COM
municate sister, Mrs. ROCHE, 1868 F.. 10TH
New York, regarding estate OF late sister
Eliza.
ROBERT GILLILAND not seen for years.
Address ELIZABETH GILLILAND. All W.
fifth.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
Borough of Brooklyn.

APARTMENT in two family house, rooms,
all new. modern conVenicnces: ideal loca-
ton; overlooking park. Particulars MYER,
loi 81. Nicholas av., corner Hart st.. Brook
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


manufacturing corporation having its
modern factory plant and equipment pro-
ducing various n-competitive proprietary
articles Of unusual merit. seeks few com
petent and experienced statesmen, preferably
with clientele, 10 place a limited block OF its
treasury stock on a commission basis. Write
p 2e6 Herald. Herald SO.
BEVERAGE business, established, for sale :
registered trade mark formulas; high grade
advertising matter; everything complete
wonderful chance for development or promo
ton; also small bottling plant together or
separately. ] 81 Herald, Herald So
BUTCHER, corner store, lease and low rent !:
$500 per week new fixtures: 4 10 p. M.
22sl 18th av., corner 134th.
GENERAL store. splendid location Ice
cream plant business year around; good
reason; $500. JACKOB, tel. 1877 City Island
RESTAURANT for sale, cash bargain; must
cave city. ~ w. 18Th ST.
SCIENCE or BEAUTY VIII have personal
appenl to 10000. 900 women IN this country
that is our market; no competition permits
large profits responsible incorporators need
additional capital Immediately; $500 win buy
an Interest. BURLINGTON PUBLISHING
CO, V 911 Herald, Fulton st.
SELL TIRES direct from manufacturer to
user at 309o discount; free inner tube no
capital required. Paul Tire Rubber Co..
los w. 10Th St. Chicago.
WANTED--Lady with capital partnership or
to finance growing business, ladies' line /:
strict investigation. Address N 1O2 Herald,
Herald So.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFINISHED.

b2D ST, NEAR BROADWAY-3 upper floors.
private house. suitable for furnished rooms.
JOHN VI SCHEIER, 2tl West f7th st. Tel.
bryant bio2, or agent, 22s West 52d 50.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

1--~-~-~-1'--|---~-T'-
OWNER. having 10 further use for small
8 story private house, electric light, re-
decorated and iu fine condition, West oath
81, will trade for first MORTGAGE or liberty
bonds r. SCHUSrER, AS Brighton av.
West End, ~ j.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
FRONT 81. 80. ia.

PRIVATE office. furnished. with telephone
and stenograpfc services IN new building,
vicinity Grand Central. by consulting
engineer Phone Murray hin 1870.
WANTED-Loft below i2d ST.. about 5000
square feet, for paper warehouse; mod
crate rent. NJ 754 Herald. $50 Bway.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER ~ years practice; all conimunlca.
tions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free on request special facilities for
office cuuaultatiOn. MUM Co, BG2 Wool
worth Bldg, ~. Y. q,
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED.-Two gentlemen desire large room
with twin beds, sitting room and bath,
within fifteen minutes walk OF Grand Cen
trail; answer giving full particulars and
rates. 1913 Herald. Fulton 81.
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LADI'S MAID, French. competent, tall and
strong; willing to help with chamberwork,
city or country. Address Ill. r.. 3lI West
( Goth ar
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HALE time or whole, assist generally; sleep
out; white girl. Constontino. 2G5 West l37th
81. Audubon 66SS.
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Ml.celInneous.

ONE or two walking children 20 board
good home and care. 4 3i2 Herald, Her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17
A N GU nee NJ E N T

Are you out of job? Are you looking for a
position where you may show your ability and
use your initiative? Then be sure that your
advertisement appears tomorrow.
A Bulletin containing all Situation Wanted
advertisements appearing in Sundays Herald
will be sent out to a large list of Employment
Managers in and about New York.
Leave your ad. with any of our 600 agents or at
any Branch Office of
THE NEW YORK HERALD
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HALE TIME.-liirl. colored French, half
time, Garnier. l22 w 1880, apt. IL
HALE time laundry or cleaning colored;
best references. Morningside 1913.
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FRENCH artistical jig sawyer wood ana
metal. wants work. Write l.. Lernoux
II Luqueer ST.. Brooklyn.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

10TH. 60 West.-Large front room, overlook
ing park; adjoining bath; references.
GOTH. 10 W.-Two front rooms. unfurnished :
ground floor kitchen privileges Call
Wednesday S to 10 A. NJ. and to 10 p. NJ.
JOYCE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FAMILY Hotel Desirable suites, two rooms.
e-.h American and European plan restau-
rant reasonable. l32 West 4ith PelN-
Portlandl
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENT
FOR FALL RENTAL. CALL. FoR LIST
( 81 WSON 3 HOBBS, iG2 W. I'D ST.
TWO large rooms, tusd bath and kitchenette
In desirable neighborhood, uear Riverside
furnished or uufurnished all eonvenieness
Schuyler als5.
/ FNVJ Iarge attractive rooms. with bath:
non-housekeeping. 50 West 52d St. $50
WEST END Az. AND l0+TH, Shirt
\ FLOOR. 3 MASTER B 8fS-,c 81,
SELL SOME F'rrRNSiTURE If DEsIRED
} PHONE BRYANT y.
/ 54TH ST. al broadway. Hotel Alremarle-
! Paror, bedroom and path; reasonable rates.
| 18TH 20 East.-Second floor front, excep-
! tonal living room, bedroom, bath, huge
closets valet. maid service: breakfast avail
able. $500 for six months, 81 800 for ten
months. CAL or phone SUPERINTENDENT.
siurIay Hlll 1908.
18TH, 81 W.-Furnlshed apartment. rooms.
BATH private telephone; very desirable
Arp,g LIESON
10 West 31st.-Leaving town Immediately.
rent furnished or unfurnlshed my apart
ment, rooms and bath or 5 rooms, 3 baths
and ldtchenette. with Immediate possession.
Arg. THOMPSON, 1880 Lolgacre.
10TH ST, IL West.-Apartment consisting OF
living room. bedroom, kitchenette and bath:
beautifully furnished. WELLS, Bryant 4665
50TH ST, II West.-Apartment, TWO rooms,
bath, kitchenette, occupying entire floor
Rhnelander II.
5lST, near 9TH Av.-Handsome alcoye room.
private home, second floor front; bath,
electricity. steam heat, service; gentleman
lease. Phone 239 Circle.
55TH ST and 9Th av. (HOTEI. YELLING
TOM subway station at door: suites OF
= rooms and barl and rooms and bath,
beautifully furnished to rent by the month,
season or year; all hotel service Phone
55TH, rs West.-Two rooms and bath, hand
somey decorated open fireplace; elevator.
Nth, q E.-Handsomely furnished living
room, master bedrooms, baths kitchen
ettei elevator; restaurant.
WITH, u West-Exquiqitely furnished apart
ments. open fireplaces; elevator. Phone
Plaza 54s4.
57TH. 81 West.-Handsomely furnished two
open fireplace; Ntcheuotte; maid service.
COR ST 90 IN -t--T'v'1 " rre rooms. bath,
kltchenette wood freplaces. 5000; un-
furnished $3.50; meals. service available.
nth ST., 30 West.-IIotei suite. 9 chambers.
parlor, private bath and shower: 1925 per
month barEnn
SOS, CENTRAL PARK WEST,
facin@ par, 5000 rnon fti''' short ease Par
ticrlars telephone Vanderbilt 1452.
sOTEI 225 w. broadway .-Artlstically fur
nighed, sunny corner apartment, rooms,
baths; elevator; would sell furnishings
lease immediate.
gOS. RIVERSIDE, 8 ROOMS,
500 month; handsomely furnished; imme-
diate possession. Phone Vanderbilt 1450
9th, sos W.-F'ive large, light rooms ele-
vator; excellent transit facilities $ls5.
200 Madison av.--Two rooms and baths; res.
taurant In building. Phone 1852 Murray
Hill.
+
S15 Park av.-High class furnished room
apartment for immediate possession until
May 81. including telephone. Agent on prem
ises.
Enrnnrh Of RrnnkIvn
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 2JSo more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs, pianos, paintings. PAISLEY,
110 University place (Stuyvesant 2293).
BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CARPETS AND RUGS.
Domestic and Oriental; get our offer be-
fore selling. GOO Madison nv. PlnZa Ss3h.
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LADYS maid. visiting. French, good hand
sewing special in ladies' underwear; mar
Gel waving good references; wishes position
witch IA les, in hotel preferred. Write Y.
Hemandos. $50 Lexington av.
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iCNERNESS French, visiting, for chill
olumbus J52.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


AT-gACTTv- -.,artmeut rooms, baths {.
elevator. mousse near Goth a. Broadway
express. 81 500 references required. Adj
dress McGfNNtTY. ~ Riverside Drive
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

BUTLER English; tan, good appearance
highest possbIe references wants situation
for South or California for winter. l'no
Eerald. Nashinaton Heights.
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Pianos ana Organs.

slightly used Clrcassnn walnut baby
grand piano. az good az now; great bar
gain. now pianos and players M special fac
tory prices WECNAN PIANO FACTORY.
2g iOth nv.
pTANO-sf 600 VIII buy stcirway baby
grand. practically new. Inquire Apt ri .
No. i05 West 55th st.. 10 a. NJ. TO 70 noon.
NO dealers
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GIRL ~. half time. mornings. Elmn Smith
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Borough of Brooklyn.

LARGE. southern exposure room, kitchen :
parquet floor, electric. white tile bathroom
furnished or unfurnlshed; refined neighbor-
hood, centrally located. Lafayette 1912.
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Housekeepers and ,Ianitresscs.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations wanted-FemaIe.
COUPLES, cooks. buffers, houseworlSers
best IN city IIornig's, 9ff 81 av. 57th.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

IMMEDIATE Possession Furnished house.
0ist ~ near PARK av. 10 rooms, baths.
elect rlclty, hardwood floors; $3.50 a month
Telephone Lenox $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-17

BUTLER, valet young. neat; just Olsen
gagged; references. s3 Herald, Herald SO.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


East Side.
NICELY furnished front ROOM heat and
bath, for two gentlemen; fine location; 5Oth
81. East River. Beekman place.
nth ST. u East.--Nicey furnished. mod
erately priced room: near 9TH av.
GOTH ST, IS E.-Comfortable room, suitable
for ] or gentlemen; heat, electricity.
Phone Plaza 2273.
s7TH. 81 E.-Bedroom, use Of sitting room;
pleasant home for gentleman, private fam
lily convenience; references. MONTROSE.
West side
WEST END AV Goth st).-Warm, light,
comfortable room; elevator. phone. River
10TH, GO W.-Large front room overlooking
park adjoining bath; references.
SGD, SO West.-Parlor. Tor doctor or dentist
500 per month reference.
o1TH ST, POI West.--Large room. elevator
apartment, electricity, steam heat 10
business person Of exceptional references.
Phone Circle l047 before q after 8.
5sTH. 81 w-Attractlve. large rooms, prl-
Nate baths; convenient elevated and sub
way references.
7oS. West.--In high class apartment, suite,
single. board OPTIONAL. Col. 1913.
1SD ST. PSI West-Desirable rooms, second
baths; references.
s7TH ST. 2l West--LarFe front room, 5
windows, near bath; select house.
s7TH ST, 81 West.-Large front room, 3
WINDOWS. near bath. select house.
s7TH. 40 W.-Front parlor. room apart
nlent; large, small rooms; references.
95TH ST. 124 W.-Large, light room for
single gentleman; bath next: private fam
lily references required. Riverside 5415.
18th, 151 W.-Comfortable, small room, rea-
sonable.
1o2D ST. 1908 West-Unusually large front
hOnSp
near Rlverslde Drive; reference.
10STH ST. (near Riverside Drive)-Beautiful
double rooms, private bath, $50 weekly;
single room, 50 and Sll weekly; strict refer
ences; gentlemen preferred. Phone Acad-
envy 1913.
1o6TH ST, Central Park) Front room and
bedroom, suitable for friends or business
couple. Phone Academy 500.
10TH ST, West-Exceptional fine room;
every conveniencei private home; reason
able. Harlem 2iS.
1S6rH. 615 w. CAPT. 1o).-single room. ID
floor; gentlemen; Sc. Aud. s252
18TH ST. attractive outside room, private
home Apt. 40, 1914 Broadway.
l4sTH, COL W.-Large, comfortable. sunny
room facing broadway; steam heat cleo
tricity. all conveniences; near subway.
Apt. is.
152D. $40 W.-Room. adjoining bath; private
family gentlemen. Apt %.
152D (3675 Bway) Large furnished room;
private family; breakfast II desired. Apt. ..
Borough of Bronx.
LINTON AV, 1919 (169th) Two large.
sunny rooms, 3 business girls couple;
heat. bath; SIS week. WAKE.
Borough of brooklyn.
FLATBUSH AV., 263.-Large sunny room:
steam, hot water, convenences; 1 block
subway gentlemen; Is minutes City Hall.
Sterling 431.
LARGE room, running water; near subway;
references required; $40 Sterling SLOW
PARK SLOPE.--Attractive front room, all
conveniencesi no housekeeping references
required Phone 2349 Sterling.
131 Gates av., Brooklyn.-Large furnished
room, for two; all conveniences with
owner.
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BUTLER or EtnornI HOuaeWOrkeI, JhpaTIv'v'
experienced. Call Murray liill .39s, or
Nrrlin lin 81 I.a.-in--lnn ~.
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GIRL. refined, colored, mothers helper.
slccp out. Walser. 22ii 9TH av.
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BLTLER or valet: good appearance; best
reference. i 900 Herald, Herald so.
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GIRL eolored, wishes half time. Cali Audi
bon 203O, apt. 49,
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FOR sAIEs-Russian sable wrap. never been
worn; value $50 600. would consider less
N Herald, Herald 80.
VIOLET Raw machine complete, used once
cheap Write fEftZFELpER, q cliff st. /,
~ ~ ~
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LADY's MAID-Colored girl; honest, neat.
obliging; reference Audubon 2l20. apt. "a
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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 32O Corner 10th ST. -
Southern exposure every room. private bath
and telephone elevator, Hungarian chef ;
refined Hebrew social surroundings. Mrs
IDA MARKS
122D, 1872 Uncomfortable furnished rooms
electricity; excellent table; business people
Jewish.
211 WEST I'D ST.
Large front room, private bath. in home of
refined Christian lady references.
32I WEST SGD ST.
Double room. attractive. refined surround
inEs: reference.
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\ send for Virginia Farm
List Dept 1G, Emporia, Va
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BUTLER, Japanese, wishes city positions eX-
norience; refarence Matsu. SIS East pun.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SMALL adult family viii board and attend
90 elderly lady or semi-invalid: excellent
table $50 weekly; references. N 10i Herald.
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