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The Washington times., 1920-05-14
ADVERTISE M EMIT
Careless Shampooing
Spoils the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully
If YOU want TO keep your hair looking
it's best. Most soaps and prepared
shampoos contain too much alkali,
This dries the scalp. makes the hair
brittle, and ruins II.
The best thing for steady use 10
Mulsified cocoanut oil (Which is pure
ana greaseless). and Is better than
anything else you can use.
One or two tesspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub
/. in II makes an abundance OF rich,
creamy lather. which rinses OUT s, eas-
ily. removing every particle or dust,
dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. me
hair dries quickly and evenly; ana II
leaves the scalp, soft and the hair
fine and silky. bright, lustrous' fiufiy
and easy to manage. -,
You can get Mulslfied cocoanut oil
shampoo at any PHARMACY. It's very
cheap, and a few ounces will supply
every member OF the family FOR
months.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14

fFe4ssAtly are real ana latslllssot
abundant evidence furnished by selsn-
tific investigation proves q second
point. namely. that the truth Of
statements made BY intelligencss
can not be established and for. this
and other reasons there are grave
dangers. both moral and physical. at
tend2nt on sptritistic practices When
ever strict test conditions have been
applied the Identity OF the spirit has
been established.
when all natural explanations OF
the phenomena In question. such as
fraud, mal-observation, nerves, and
the possibility OF telepathy," have
been allowed for. there are phe-
nomena which must be ascribed to
the action OF eyif spirits-fallen
ansels-masauerading as the souls
OF the dead"
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
Aoyssr,sssssL
FREckfHs
Now IL the Time to Get Rid Of
These Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
as Othine-double strength--is guar
anteed 10 remove these nomely spots.
simply get an ounce OF Otbtnei
double stTength-from any druggist
mornIns and you should soon see that
even the worst freekles have begun TO
disappear while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely Ii 10 seldom that
pletely clear the skin and gain n
beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure TO ask for the double
strength Othine as this Is sold under
guarantee OF money back ~ IL fails
70 remove freckles.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
HAYS TO ADDRESS DC.
WOMEN TUESDAY NIGHT

Chairman VIII Hays OF the Repub-
lican national committee, will address
a meeting OF the Republican women
OF the District Tuesday evening In
the Red Room OF the willard Hotel.
Letters OF invitation, with admis-
sion cars enclosed. have been sent TO
women OF the District by w. T.
Galliher, chairman OF the ways and
means committee. Those who have
failed 10 receive admission cards may
apply for them at District head
quarterst, 1926 New York avenue.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
URGE HIGHWAY COURSES
BE TAUGHT IN COLLEGE

Highway engineering and transpor-
tatlon courses Will be urged as sub
Jects for college curriculum by a con.
ference OF leading educational au-
thorities starting today here. Com
missioner OF Education p. p. Claxyon
oalvd the conference TO consider the
problem OF roads and upkeep In the
race or new transportation develop
ments.
More than a billion dollars n avail
able for road construction and main.
tenance In the United States, and the
demand . for skilled engineers OF
all branches OF science, as well as
transportation experts, TO make the
most OF the possibilities.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
KENYON TO INSIST SENATE
TAKE UP PACKING BILL

Consideration OF proposed legisla-
tion TO regulate the packing industry
will be forced In the Senate before
recess is taken for the national politi-
cal conventions, according 10 advo-
Gates or the kendriek-kenyon bill
now on the Senate calendar.
Senator Kenyon. Republican, Of
Iowa chairman OF the Senate Com
mittee on Education and Labor, today
said he Will insist that the, me asure be
taken up before Congress recesses.
He complained when the merchant
marine bill was taken up that the bill
creating a commission TO control the
packing Industry had been on the cal.
endsr without receiving the approval
OF the Senate steering committee.
"a man msy be down, hut ke,.
sever out" The Salvation Array
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
POLES BUY U. S. ENGINES.

DANzIG. May lt-one hundred and
nfty locomotives have been pur-
chased by the Polish government In
the United states and with the re-
cent establishment OF an sdsquais
Danzix York shipping service.
shipment OF the engines Is expected
within the next few weeks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30

MONDAY AND THURSDAY
AT NOON.
Here is your opportunity TO pur-
chase a car at your own price.
BROWNS
AUTO AUCTION SALESROOMS.
3rd Ave, corner 18th ST.. n. Y. City
Tel. Stuyvesant 024.
List your car here; so commission charged
IL sold. We also buy cars FOR cash.
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sALrsMAN wANTFD.

Territory open for high grade filing
cabinet systenis salesman, with possibility
OF earning 500 per month and guarantee of
500: married man not over So years pre-
ferred: location Is the fastest growing city
In the Y. g.. with the most desirable living
conditions. Address Mgr Filing Cabinet
Dept. Los Angeles Desk Co. Los Angeles.
sAI.fssAiAN accustomed 70 calling on hos
state age, salary and qualifications. l. $50
Herald $50 B'way.
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FIRST class French pastry chef wanted SIS
per week and meals. Apply personally,
Atlantic Restaurant and Bakery. i2f Broad
Ct Elizabeth N T.
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statesmen.

We want two men OF forcefui personality
and ability who can appreciate genuine
opportunity. This IL bona fide offer TO
connect with organization where pleas
ant earning will be very attractive and
prompt promotion the assured results OF
earnest effort. II employed at present this
II we'll worth your while TO give up an
ordinary position TO undertake. An inter-
view WIN be granted II you call at J0T 9th
av., room 9o2. See Mr.. Thompson.
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STOCK SAI.EsMrS

STOCK Statesmen.
NO COLD CANVASSING; LIVE LEADS
FROM ACCURATE INQUIRIES: LIBERAL
COMMISSION, PROMINENT EXECUTIVE
POSITION AND INTEREST IN BUSINESS
FOR THOSE WHO QUALIFY. ROOM T0l.
II PARK ROW.
STOCK salesman wanted for high grade New
Jersey propositions chance 10 make big
money. Call at once. DR.. S. L. Harris, lS5
4'h st.. Passaic. n. ].
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In established mems furnishing stores; Will
buy lease and stock for cash; state location
confidential: no brokers. Address II 257 Her
aid. Herald SO.
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BOYs- 16NTO is YEARS.

Advancement assured TO hardworking, am
bilious youngsters in home office OF large
foreign banking institution only noys WIN
after < An M go 60 Wall Il Ask for Mr.: Dana:
Bows. ie-is YEARS or AGE, TO GROW
rRh RAJ MfH TpEA nee NSs hN6 opP eG
TtrNTTY TO BECOME EXECUTIVES MD
sALEsMEN. Apply ". & J. SLOANE o
Z. 4ITH ST. AFTER 10 a. M.--
commission house, liberal salary and
splendid chance Ter advancement. Address
F., +. o. box ss7, Madison SQUARE.
BOYS. office, age II to 10: large downtown
concern advancement Address Z. o. o91
325 City Hall Station. y. y.
DRAUGHTsNIAN. experienced on nigh grade
lighting fixtures. II NJ 326 Herald. Her
aid 50.
FIRST class French pastry chef wanted SIS
per week and meals. Apply p pei, nsdsd
IT.. Elizabeth. n. J. ----
HALL boys. young men, ms captain; with
experience similar position preferredi 80
Hotel Gotham. Kin av and ssth.
JANITOR-sman house OF 9Th aY. expert
enced steam heat; VIII have two tooil
apt; give fun particulars and references.
III 24S Herald, Herad 70
NAN middle aged, az night clerk In general
hospital: must have hospital experience and
speak German or Jewish state dualiflca-
tions TO box 81. 90s Fitzgerald Building
MAN and Wife caretakers for house IN coun-
try. 11G9. Herald, Fulton st. -
MECHANICS. Automobile-we can use sew
eral: first class only. REQ Motor Car Co.,
10th ST. aud Gerard az.
OFFICE boy waited In ola established bank
ing house; splendid opportunity for boy
about 10. Other boys connected with this
house who have shown ability and willing
ness 10 work are now holding important po-
fltons- Address. giving age. personal ref
trences and salary expected. Y L., p. o. Box
s72 City Hs' station. New York.
PORTERS. reliable men: permanent posi-
tons. Apply New York Hospital, w.
10Th 81.
PHoToENGRkvER-Lin and nalftone pho
tographer wanted; night work; union
man engraving department, Herald ESQ
PHOTOGRAPHERS commercial. who under
stands composition, In arranging photo
FOOD ZOO. 80 ''''' '''''' ~ '''' So ''''',
PoRTER-Conscientiou and willing worker.
Apply VIM. r. May. so Madison av.
REQUIRE thoroughly competent tutor and
ing winter California; must be willing fol-
low Instructions from Ethical Culture
school. Box L Ts7 Herald $50 Bway.
Statesmen, security, who know how
10 sell stock r. Inventors and are
capable In convincing tnc puDllCs sal
AIRY and commission for the right
parties: only the kind who can give
clean references need apply. Call
Room 1903, As w. Saith st.
SAIEjsMAN. exceptional opening for an
exceptionally high class seleeman to call
upon bankers only after appointments are
made; application will receive considera-
ton unless accompanied by complete resume
OF past business connections and references
IA TO character; references viii not be COM
municated with until applicant IL inter-
viewed; strictly confidential. 173 Herald
Herald "a.
statesmen 10 solicit automobile and truck
repainting jobs; live proporition splendid
commissions. Apply Shaffer Color and Var
ri~h Co, Sd and Grand st-., H0hoton. n 7
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sTENoGRAPHER WANTED.

IN LEGAL. DEPARTMENT or \
LARGE CORPORATION IN BROOK
LYN: PLEASANT, CONGENIAL SUR
ROUNLTNGS; COMPENSATION COM
MEN S UR a TIE WITH ABILITY.
STATE EDUCATION, EXPERIENCE.
AGE AND SALARY DESIRED, TO
BOX so, 906 FITZGERALD BLDG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30

WILL SELL. THE PRIVILEGES TO
AND CIGARS AT THE list ARMoRY No
VENEER 6 FOR THE INTERNATIONAL
DANCING EXPOSITION OF AMERICA;
PLANNED TO BE THE LARGEST DANCE
EVER HELD. CALL nor INFORMATION
AT ONCE. ROOM 1905. 220 w. 42D ST.
$4,000 required; one OF the finest manufnc-
turing propositions needs this amount; In
weston can control entire investment: will
stand closest investigation; no promoters
Write Q. IL. $40 Presbyterian Bldg.
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LAUNDRTES.

~ CENTS PER POUND.
ALr.ERTON LAUNDRY, i32 r. 2sth -.
Cphone Madison Square 4234) Flat, table.
bed linen. &C.. completely ironed, ready fo-
use everything else beautifully washed.
starched where required. dried ready for
ironing: cheapest and most economical
method trial will convince you. Phone ana
our auto win cell.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

10Y THE ABERCROMBIE a
FITCH co, 45TH ST. & MADISON
Az. REQUIRES THE SERVICE OF
SEVERAL BRIGHT BOYS; GOOD
CHANCES FOR RAPID ADVANCE
MENT. APPLY TO MIR. ROLAND,
FIRST FLOOR.
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STOVE REPAIRS.

sTOVES and stove repairs repairs furnished
to fit any make OF stove. range, furnace
steam or hot water heater manufacturer
STOVE REPAIR CoRP'N, 22s-2s0 Water vt.
cor. Bcekman, New York. Branch, 1874 Null
berry ct. Newark. MI
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 25e6 more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs pianos, paintings. BATSLEY,
1is University place fStuyvesant 22as).
TED.-MTMEOGRAPF on MuJLTT-
GRAPH. II. L., 51n Stockholm az.
Brooklyn.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

SUPERINTENDENT-R building. land
scaping and general construction work, IL
years experience. wishes position In South ;
best credentials offered: knowledge survey
ing III 1890 Herald. Brooklyn.
VALET.-Japanese. first class. wishes posi-
tion as valet or entire charge bachelors
apartment: long experienced: best refer
ences. Nogt. II Concord st. Brooklyn.
VALET, visiting; first-class service given
9 lh6 Herald. Herald SO.
WANTED. position in country as coach
man or groom: can ride; can furnish ref
erences: wages moderate. David Barnade,
care John Chanley. 1926 80 az.
WATERMAN, elderly man, light position
Plumhoff. 1888 Farm road. Seoaucus. N. J
WATERMAN elderly, desires position.
Watchman, ass Hart st., Brooklyn.
YOUNG man. "a, Christian. experienced in
silk and cotton threads and yarns. wants
position where good work will be appreciated
and advancement assured. 295 Herald.
Herald so.
YOUNG man, aged 90 wishes position as
automobile mechanics helper; ih years.
experience: salary no object. Address Joseph
Bandel. 403 Summit av., West Hoboken, N. j.
YOUNG man. 81, mechanically inclined.
wishes position helper In auto repair
shop. a. II. Winters. 61ol 9th av., 81 klyn
YOUNG Hispano-American desires position
as Spanish stenographer; can translate to
English. NJ 565 Herald. $50 broadway.
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suit experience; references; capable OF
taking complete charge. Jacob DORIS. 10 L.
33d st.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN CINsIpEl.

LACE AND EMBROIDERY M
PORTING HOUSE REQUIRES THE
SERVICES OF A HOUSE SALES
MAN; THOROUGHLY EXPERT
ENCED IN THE LINE AND WELL
ACQUAINTED WITH THE TRADE
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
GOOD SALARY AND SPLENDID OPP
PoRTr'NITY TO THE RIGHT MAN:
APPLICATION BY LETTER ONLY;
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
GOLDENBFRG BROTHERS & COMPANY,
100 FIFTH AVENUE.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON. either sex.
may earn 800 10 5000 monthly correspond
Ing for newspapers SIS to $2J weekly in
spare time; experience unnecessary; no can
vassing; subjects suggested. send for par
ticulars. National Press Bureau, Buffalo,
N Y.
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KEEPER-Intellgent. refined young
woman wishes position in club or aparts
ment. best of reference. G 1870 Herald. Her
aid square.
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MAKE MONEY AT HoME.-You can earn
from 81 to 81 an hour In your spare time
writing show cards: quickly and easily
learned; no canvasslng; we teach you how
and sell your work. Write to-day for run
particulars 10 American Show Card Schoois
224 Ryrle Building, Toronto. Canada.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

rs 900 pounds of narrow brass and steel I'm
coils sacrifice for each. AMERICAN
LAMP WORKS. 255 w 47th. City Telephone
BRYANT 1920
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


preferred other help, no separate meals
SO to $50; best references. 7 1897 Herald,
Bronx
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BOY. BRIGHT. CHRISTIAN. WANTED IN
STEAMSHIP OFFICE GOOD OPPOR-
TuNtTY FOR ADVANCEMENT; REFER
ENCES REQUIRED. ADDRESS PACKET
os0 HERALD, FULTON ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


BooKKEEPER-s TENoGRAPHER cloak and
suit experience; references; capable of
taking complete charge. Jacob DORIS, 10 L.
33d st.
BooKKEEPER-ACCoU also typlst;
thorough experience necessary; persona persona
position: good salary. Heather Company. 10
West seth st.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, 8 people,
no children good position In snail apart
mont. Apply all day, also Sunday. Klau,
$50 West End av., corner SD St. Apt. 5B.
COOK, plain. to assist with homework IN
apartment OF rooms where another maid
George D. Arthur, $40 w. roth st. Phone
Schuyler 995s.
COOK and waitress wanted competent; per
manent positions; state wages expected
and full particulars. Address Box 4df,
Greenwich, Conn.
COOK and chamberTn aid-waitress (friends)
must have good references. Tel. Montclair
1890
GENERAL housev o. ker, plain cook; city
references; sleep out; exceptional oppor-
tunity: permanent. Apartment A.. POI
West lOSth st
GIRL WANTED FOR CLERICAL
WORK IN NEWSPAPER, Err oEFIGE:
CONGENIAL SURROUNDINGS. RE-
PLY. GIVING FULL PARTICULARS,
791 HERALD. HERALD SO.
GIRLs-Two neat appearing girls for door
reasonsbia hours and nieassnt snrronnd'nes.
wages $40 per month. Apply Manager. 40
West 18th St, n. Y. c.
GOVERNESs. French, well educated. with
pure Parislenne accent, wanted for two
boys 3 and years. to teach school lessons
and French; some physical care needed re
ut references required; speaking English
not a requisite. Address Mrs Ludington'
lIi Whitney av.. New Haven. Conn.
} uO'"TwoRKERS, general g girls), doc
~ N,mily of adults; floors In private
h--se. Unstable, az We 4sth.
soI' ~ YORKER. general. to do cooking;
'oi.. Gees required. Apply mornings. AS
I Ti.Srside Drive. Apt. Ill
fIOUsEWORKER, competent maid; small
family. Call 10 20 IL Monday. 90 East
HOUSEwORKER, Including laundry work.
for small apartment. Neiman, apt. 81. 6l0
w. 10th 81.
French or Scotch preferred; reference.
Mrs. g.. i73 Il. s0th st. Call Saturday at ..
MAZDA famous opera singer desires maid
10 travel with her and also 20 make herself
useful In her New York apartment an eX-
perienced girl In wanted secretaries, compan-
Ions. vocal aspirents and stage struck gem
tlewomcn need not apply; In reply state age.
nationality. references, experience and wages
wanted. Address NJ 81 Herald. Herald 50.
MAID wanted for general housework in pri-
vate family: must have good references.
Apply 211 West 02d ri. Apt. BIZ.
MODEL
SUITS AND COATS: MUST BE PERFECT
10. WILSON MFG. CO., 80 w. ETH ST.
NURSE, white, to take care Of baby and
small boy: wonderful opportunity N you
are looking for good home with small re-
fined family; must have good references.
Call 25s Riverside Drive. Apt. 10 A. Phone
Riverside 2245
NURSE, refined: capable of taking entire
care 3-year-old boy. good references neces-
rary: good salary. Reply Advertiser, POI
Madison av., New York city.
NURSE, for baby. 10 months old. expert
enced; references. Call Saturday after 80
r. NJ. or Sunday. apt. 2B, 100 w seth 81
OFFICE girls. age IL TO Is. large INSURANCE
company. chance for advancement to cler-
ical positions. Z. ~. Box 32J, City Hall
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Automobile Instruction.

AUTO INSTRUCTION.
and 2 weeks courses for
Owners, Chauffcure. Mechanics, Statesmen
WEST SIDE Y. NJ. &. A..
sos West 57th It,, New York
Get booklet and pas~. Special ladies classes
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Furniture.

CARVED GILT LOUIS XVI. REAL,
SILK AUPUSSON TAPESTRY PAR
bOR SUITE. CONSISTING OF ONE
SOFA. TWO ARMCHATRS AND TWO
SIDE CHAIRS, OWNED BY A PRT-
NATE PARTY WILLING TO SELL,
SANE AT A GREAT BARGAIN; NO
DEALERS. G. 1j7 HERALD, HER
AID so.
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Connecticut.

GREENWICH INN LODGE (Sound Beach,
Conn. )-Sunny steam heated rooms, with or
from New Yor,< Sols saddla borses S,sh'
Ing: reasonable rates
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG women.-A leading downtown estab-
lishment has an opening for, several youns
women as sales persons: salary SIS n Wee.
to start; opportunity for advancement; con-
square.
YOUNG woman. white, looking for good
home with small refined famllyi best sur
roundings; TO care for infant and small
boy; good opportunity for proper party;
references NECESSARY. Call 25s Riverside
Drive, Apt. 10 A. Phone 224j Riverside.
YOUNG lady experienced In office OF
plumbing shop good at figures; good
salary TO right party. Phone or call.
467 Z. 18th near Third av.
Instruction.
EARN s25-s15o weekly, only through of.
Rohrer's, the Reliable Hairdress, Manicure
Beauty School; s. up free for service; earn
while learning; pamphlet. il9 West 42d st.
LADIES. ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientifi.
eally; qualities you In short time to earn s30
to $3.50 weekly; day, evening classes. Call
Embarrassing and Beauty Culture. i53 w.
!4lh st. Phone Bryant a455.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
~-~--~-0-~~-~-~O-~--~~--~---- ~~~~~-~~~o~~>--->
Domestic Help Wanted.
AT MISS HOFMAYER'S AGENCY,
10 East 43d ST.. Sd Floor
KitchenmSids. cooks, laundresses, chamber
maids, Mattresses. nurses, maids, useful
couples, useful buffers.
AT Malbergs Agency, 1919 Lexington av
(74th)-Coolss, mattresses, chambermaids,
houseworkers. couples.
RRENNAN'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
46 East Goth ST.. Plaza sos.
Domestic help for the city and country.
COOKS, chambermaids, kitchenmaids and
waitress; very good positions Apply 40
East Goth st. Plaza 5705.
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS TO LET.
BOARDERs WANTED.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

YOUNG gentleman wants board and room in
refined private family: East Side. Write
Box 20, 1864 Sd av.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


AcCouNTANT--Books opened. closed. taxes;
Dob bookkeeping arrangements. Jacob siegel.
ATTENDANT, experienced, Intelligent and
courteous; low salary. II ESQ Herald, Her
aid 50.
BooKKEEPER--Cont accounts. trial
balances experienced. a. Cohen. 1885,
Union St, Rklyn.
BOOKKEEPI5R Assistant-Typlst. office
routine. competent reads and writes Span
ish references. NJ 5I4 Herald. ESQ B'way.
BOOK<EEPER-Accou student desires
position reliable house. A 1880 Herald,
DRiCHT colored American wants position;
floorman In garage. II. Wilson, 2207 1th av.
BUTLER, useful. competent. wishes steady
position; country preferred. 800 70 500
month. Good references. III ESQ Herald.
Herald 90.
BUTLER-Japanese young man desires DO
sition as butler. useful butler or house
man; honest. competent. Nakamurs. 1880
Wet I'D 81
BUTLER. colorcd. wishes position. c. Jack
son. care Henderson, 562 Morris av.,
BUTLER. Japanese first class Wishes POSI-
tion, has long time experience, good char
acter: best references Toki. ~ Concord ri.
BUTLER or valet, refined Japanese: per-
sonel reference N required kindly answer
by mail. 1fs West 18th. George Yoshi.
position In family morning and evening
Answer, letter only, Matano, $50 u. 57th st
CARETAKER--sinR man. 20. desires per-
manent position IN private home salary
SOS per month with board; well recon-
mended. Write fnrone, Prince st
CHAUFFEUR, colored, position with reli-
able private family: good reference
r arlcy. Col 500.
CHhr'FFEUR young man, experienced
driver, all cars, desires position: references
T 1922 Herald. Bronx
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. wishes position :
years experience. Ernest. 1850 Clinton av..
Bronx
CHAUFFEUR, coiOred, wishes position pri-
vate or commercial reference. Watkins.
20 w. i3ith.
CHAUFFEUR. colorcd. experienced. s years
last place. Stokes. 2i4i 9TH nv. Phone
CHAUFFEUR, Japanese. mechanic. years.
10 all pecersary work. ISi-hi. 22i y. Ioth.
CHAUFFEUR, married. years experience;
best references. II 220 Herald, Herald "a.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

Cooks. &c.
coOK-wAITRESSs city, country; neat. re-
liable. colored. competent. Lcagall. q
west f4ist
COOK, first class. from old Virginia. wlshcs
position IN New York city. Sheppard. 1JS
Raymond ct. BROOKLYN.
= 1Of<, excellent, small adult family. years
Let position: 500. 205 W. 3sth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30

wANTEn-Automobllea on CONSIGNMENT; We
charge per cent for selling: cars must be
mocha nically perfect, result assured. ff4e
Busawick Az, Bkiyn- Phone Bushwick 1899.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-30

MIDDLE aged gentleman of means would
like to become actively connected with
financial OF manufacturing company: good
office man or manager. Address 796 Her
AID, Herald So.