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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-25
MORTGAGE LOANS
LEGAL NOTICES
Primary Registration
Notice

The books will open from Monday,
March 1st, to April 9Th, 1920 by a
Deputy Registration Officer, in every pre-
cinct in Escanbia County, Florida, every
week day from a. M, to IL, and from
p. M, to p. M, and every Thursday
until p. m for registration of voters for
the white democratic primary election, to
be held in Escambia County Florida, June
s, 1920. The primary election laws re-
quire that every citizen in city of
twenty thousand population or more who
expects to vote, must register this year.
All voters living in precincts located in
the country, whose names are already on
the books, will not have to register this
wear. You must register in precinct in
which you live.
J. A KIRKPATRICK,
supervisor of Registration, Escambia
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ELECTRICAL WORKERS
Political Announcement
. Official ANNOUNCEMENT

/ hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office OF County Commissioner Of
the 4th District. The only promises
make are If l am chosen 1 will do right
and be faithful.
HENRY CHALKER
1887
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-25

Dan Brown Merchant Tailoring Company
APT West Belmont ST. Phone e32.
c,i+s messed while you wait. Called
for and delivered-35c.
Wa clean and block hats. Call in
and see our 800 suits and sup, While
they last.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCING

I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office of county commits
sioner from the 4th district, subject
to the democratic primary. If elected
r expect to fulfill the duties of the
office honestly and well.
R. C. COOPER,
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-Office position as typist file
clerk or assistant bookkeeper p. o.
Box 429. SO
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT

I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office of County Commissioner OF
D;strict No l. subject to the action of
the Democratic Party.
G. J. MORGAN.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13
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 MT. and Mrs George Douglass called on Mrs. Douglass brother and wife, MT. and Mrs. Ramsey, Sunday afternoon.
 Mrs. J. L. Winchester called on Mrs. ". H. Winchester Sunday after. noon.
 Misses Gertie Mae and Gladys calk called on Miss Fife Matthews Sun. day evening.
 MT. and Mrs. W. H. Winchester en- tertained the young folks with dance Saturday night.
 Mrs. s. A Matthews and daughter, Fife, took dinner with Mrs. ! Fl Calk and family Thursday.
 We all are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Louie Rhinehart.
 Miss Effie Matthews called on Mrs Birdie Winchester Wednesday.
 MT. and Mrs. J. L. Winchester. & A. Matthews, Misses Fife and Eula
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13

MT and Mrs. Quince Burgin of North Little Rock visited Mrs Bur gins parents. Mir and Mrs. T. B. Proctor of Cato Sunday.
 MT. Wayne Farris and family of Little Rock were guests of his moth CT, Mrs. Clemmie Farris, Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Willie Spann of North Little Rock were guests of MT. and Mrs T. B. Proctor Sunday.
 Miss Floy Hogan was a dinner guest of Miss Coga Black Sunday.
 MT. Arba Bauer, Miss Floy Hogan, MT Bard Green, Miss Jessie Knight, MT Edgar Green and Miss Coga Black visited singing at Harmony Sunday afternoon.
 MT. Hoyt Spann and family were guests of his father and mother, Mir and Mrs. w R. Spann Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. w M. Carson. Miss Lillie Carson and Miss Ethel Hanks visited Harmony Sunday
 Mrs. Anna Clark has moved to North Little Rock.
 Mrs Ira Wright has been on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. Beulah Farris, Mrs. Daisy Clement, Mrs. Alice Brown, Mrs. Jen- nie Kelley, Mr H. Roads, MT. Dudley Harrall of Russellville, Miss Lille Carson and Miss Ethel Hanks were visitors at the Cato school Friday afternoon. Volunteer
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 Everybody around here is beginning to prepare for farming and gardening. Some are clearing ground and some are rebuilding their fences.
 The roads are much better since a few days of pretty weather.
 Jim McCumpsy is reported no bet ter.
 Quite few people from Ivy Chapel attended the Woodmen's show at Iron ton Wednesday night.
 The surprise party at the home of Prentice Atwood Saturday night was we'll attended.
 Visitors at Ivy Chapel school Fri day afternoon were Misses Opal Perry and Edna Kumpe and Mrs. Ruby Cruthirds
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 sOI' White and P. M. Wilkerson
 business trip to Little Rock Friday ,a4 of f;na 1,n,ho, ,oing hauled to the switch from Frauk Knabe's sawmill-
 prsseIl Wilkerson made a flying ..in to Kennedyville Tuesday. '',r rbere is quite lot of potatoes and ..ts heinz planted in these parts. ' Charley and Fred Knabe are ship a,ng quite lot of fur this spring Tnev T caught about $85 worth in two nights last week.
 Mrs Emma White of Walnut Grove .;sited her sister here last week, Mrs. Fred Knabe.
 lack Knabe is the proud owner of a Ford car.
 Hunter Brown has been at work m the Alum fork the last three weeks.
 Grandma Brown, who has been real sick for the last month, is improving. Che will be 90 years old May 82.
 Mrs Bright and Mrs Kizer spent Friday evening with Mrs. Ibbotson.
 Mrs. Ed Crow was shopping in Ken uedyville last Wednesday.
 The Watkins man is in our neigh borhood this week.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13

Matthews, Annabelle Johnson and Callie Johnson attended the dance at Joe Beall's Thursday night.
 Mrs. Lillie Parker and Miss Effie Matthews made a business trip to Little Rock Thursday.
 Misses Gertie Mae and Gladys Calk took dinner with Mrs. Crone Wednes- day.
 J. [. Calk made business trip to Little Rock Friday.
 T. B. Head of Eudora spent Satur- day night with MT. and Mrs. J. H. Ramsey. Shorty,
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 Mrs. Lula Dorsey was called to the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Mollie Stobaugh of Olmstead, who is seri- ously ill
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Apelslip and Mrs Bettie Hammons and Ola Mitch ell were callers at J. o. Dorsey's Sun day.
 The people of this vicinity have be- gun to prepare their 1920 gardens; also their oats ground.
 Mrs. Lillie Feugret, Mrs. Bertie White, MT. Rocy Dickey and Thur man Butterworth of North Little Rock visited Tom sayles Sunday John Smith of Faulkner County called on Mir. Dillon Sunday evening. Fontaine Hammons was able to go to Sunday school Sunday, after short illness.
 Hoyt Carmichael and family visited his parents, Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Car michael, Sunday
 Robert Clement called at J. B. Stringer's Sunday.
 w. R. Loux was the guest of John Aldridge Sunday.
 Texas Ranger.
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13

Ed Crow sold MT. Morton of sev. enth street four small pigs last week for SAT.
 Luther and Preston Ball are haul. ing lumber for Frank Knabe and Newt Smith.
 There is quite a lot of hogs, sheen and goats dying around here.
 We are planning on an exhibition at the close of our school Febr,arv oo
The Pulaskian., 1920-02-13

 Miss Pauline Smith, Clint and Lind say visited Mr Henry Smith Sunday Edison Atwood spent Saturday and Sunday in Little Rock visiting his folks.
 MT. and Mrs. Smeckenbecher of Parker's School attended Sunday school at Ivy Chapel Sunday after noon. Also Mrs. Ida Taylor of Bel fast.
 Those who attended singing at Iron ton Sunday night from Ivy Chapel were Messrs. Edison and Prentice At wood, Charles Smith, Misses Myrtle and Pansy Smith and Birtie Cullins
 Sweet Forget -Me-Not.
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 The farmers of this vicinity have begun to farm little the past week.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. M. DuBose of this place made a business trip to Little Rock Monday
 Mrs. W. E. Wright is on the sick list this week.
 MT. and Mrs R. L. Hanks visited MT and Mrs. David Jennings Sunday.
 Misses Stella Black Clara Clark, Mildred Farris and Margie Hanks were the dinner guests of Ruby Spann Sunday.
 Joe Clark of Cato is in North Little Rock, looking for work.
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HOUSE helper (working)-Neat colored girl
wishes position with business people; good
cook; best references. Audubon 201o. 239 w.
Hist Ant. 80.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

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FOR Sale-Gcntleman's extremely handsome
raccoon fur coat. all selected skins: bar
gain Apply supt, 20 l.. dsth.
POSTAGE STAMPS-Approval selections
without obligation TO buy; guaranteed gem
uine; art catalogue dc luxe In intaglio print
ing, with over 400 illustrations, 900 post
age. s. FALUDI. Neue observation-disclosures
8. Berlin w. 30 Germany. Established 1893
THE weeks best bargain Ladies' Suedo
Gloves. $3.50 n pair. We guarantee salts
faction, order by mall or phone only.
PERRY SUPPLY co. 3 Coenties sic, New
York city. BROAD $500.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
pryrsuANr TO AN AonErwTvr entered

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT entered
into on the 10th day OF May N9ig. by and
between JOHN WANAMAhER-j ilsW YORK,
and NARGAItET A. HALL, will sell on
the 9th day " January, 1891, & ten o'clock
~ The forenoon IN the plano apartment OF
John Nauamukcf New York. - the City,
county ard State 81 New York. one style
30 Mahognpy plano and stool, as provided
Sections % AID 60 % the Personal Prop
cfty Law
NAT. w. GENpERrNG, Auctioneer.
PrfRsUANT TO ~ AGREEMENT, entered
30 81 'N 9ist day Of July, 1919. by and
botween JOHN MANAMAltER. NEW YORK,
and LEE NcllWEIGER, ! VIII sell on
the f3th dav ~ January. 1921, at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon iu The piano department of
John Manamakcr New York, in the City.
County and state Of New York. ono style
A. r. Cc piano and bench, rs provided by
y Sections g. nud 60 OF tho Personal Prop
NAT W. GENDERrNG Auctioneer.
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INFORMATION WANTED.


IMPORTATION wanted whereabouts Rufino
Fernandez Herez corporal A. II. It. In
France. Address VICTOR HEREZ, Baya-
mon, Porto Rico.
DESEO saber paradero Ruflno Fernandez
Herez, Cabo Eierclto Americana en- Fran
cia. Diriie VICTOR HEREZ, Bayamon.
Porto Rico.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

I, tho undersigned. hereby give notice that
on and after this day will not be respon-
sible for any debts obligations incurred by
Herbert Deutsch or William II. Deutsch on
behalf of the Hanover Engineering Co. and
Central Business Exchange at 80 4th av..
n. Y. c., as have withdrawn from the said
two concerns.
JAMES NJ. ROSENTHAL.
Dated Dec 2s. 1920
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE

- w consecutive Insertions
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BOARDERs WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 5l9.-Attractive, cosey
rooms, adjoining bath; excellent board:
SIS. PAYNE.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

PHYSICIAN. who can furnish very finest
references, with office elsewhere. desires
TO become located with refined private family
on upper West Side. with two meals n day.
G. 900 Herald. Herald so.
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am looking for a particular type OF man.
inheritably honest. who can faithfully re-
present an organization OF national reputR-
ton and record, regardless OF your pre-
sent occupation. you may be that particular
man, whom can place In a position 70
earn not less than 81 500 per year. Cali At
Room l707, 50 Court ST., Brooklyn.
LINOTYPE operator, night work on morn
Ing newspaper. scale So. Apply foreman
composing room. The Morning Can. Pater-
FoD. y. ].
OFFICE BOY wanted In the office OF
growing insurance company; bright, ener-
getic. Christian only; excellent opportunity
for advancement and learning the business.
4 53l Herald ESQ B'way.
OPPORTUNITY.
LARGE ADDRESSING MAILING HOUSE.
ABOUT TO DOUBLE THEIR PRESENT
FLOOR SPACE. WOULD LIKE TO GET ~
COMMUNICATION WITH \ SALESMAN
CONTROLLING LARGE ACCOUNTS: EN-
CELLE%T PROPOSITION FOR RIGHT
MAN. BON 30. 200 CABLE BLDG.
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unfurnished.

&ANTED-s room. ground floor apartment
,ad To peth ST., Vicinity West End av.
physician. l.. -. 1874 Herald. Herald SO.
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Long Island.

THE PINES, Hampstead, L. beautifully
situated. near Garden City and New York:
best accommodations rooms. single or en-
suite; excellent table and service; booklet.
Phone Hampstead d55.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

UNFINISHED apartment wanted In Park av.
section, January 10 to May Is; OF q
rooms: rent $500 to $500. Il. A., box 3T2.
City Hall Station.
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1
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
30 different makes of pleas
ure and commercial cars VIII
be sold az Public Auction -.
BROWNS AUTO AUCTION TABLESPOONS
"a av., corner 1ith st.. New York.
Tel gtuyNeFant 92f.
List your car th US. We VIII got
your price. per cent. commission
charged n your car Is sold. We also
buy cars outright when 80 preferred
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION
VAN TAssELL q ISEARNEY
Established 1sGD.
f2G-i2s East 18th ~.
TOMORROW FRTDAH), DECEMBER 81,
AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale VIII comprise q great many
pleasure and business cars, the properly ~
''-'' ~ T.. DUNELEY. Auotioneer
BUICK touring. passenger; like nov; elcc-
trio lights, starter, demountnhle rims 500.
s7i Fulton St. Brooklyn Prospect l0l2'.
CADILLAC 1918 limousine. perfect condition.
splendid opportunity no dealers. Phone
PLAN 1ilD
CHANDLER Sedan. Z passenger, 1920 model
practically brand new Al conultloh,
fully equipped; slvertown cord tires, two
extran; low mileage; seen by appolntment
Phone Cathedral I3s0. Apartment 52
ctrNNINGTIAM suburban sedan. mechan-
icaily perfect, new paint must be seen y
Point 45O2
CONTRACT.
ROLLS Royce chassis, fully equipped ex-
ceptional opportunity to buy new chassis
$500 private owncr. Rhinelander 2slj.
CoUPEs.
1920 NASH four passenger.
1920 Scripps Booth four passenger.
1915 Cadillac four passenger.
1917 Maxwell two passenger.
1917 REQ three PASSENGER.
TIME PAYMENTS.
FRICTION, io7T Auautic av.. Brooklyn
nODGr sedan. tnis. rebuilt, every worn part
rcpiRred rtnaiuter rare bargain OLDs-
MOBILE CO., no1 Atlantic nv., Bllyn.
DODGE tourinr 1915 exceptional rnecheni-
cal condition; sell ~ greatly reduced price
otnsMoBHE CO.. 905 Atlantic nv. Bkyn
FOHr touring, 1919. also Ford touring, llio
new S2Gl. BUILDER, S1f Fulton st.,
BrookNn Prospect l0l25.
MARMoN 1920 touring. 4 passenger. fun
front rcnr windshiclds. extra wheels and
ovcrhauiedi 81 600 EVELAND. Phone Van
dcrbiit 2i00, mornnns
MAXWELL, sedan. 1919. robuilt repainted,
absolutely perfect throughout; barrain 70
immediate buyer. OI.psMOBILE Co. 9o5
Atlantic av., BNyn.
NATIONAL sedan. mechanically perfect
need cash; sacrifice $3.50 HERBERT
EVANS, Somerset Hotel.
OLDsMOBILE. 1890. X cylinder, passenger
touring, practically now. run 1900 miles
barraiu. Phone mornings before ~ or bc-
tween 9 and evenings, A. BTNSWANGER,
Catht dral 1896
OLusMOBfLB touring, 1919. winter top
ideal an year car, In splendid condition
rare bargain ~ quick buyer. OLpSMOBiLE
co. n0o atlantic av, B'kNn.
OTnsMOBILE touring. 1920 passenger run
very little Ike new throughout; exceptional
bargain ObDSMOBlLE. COS Atlantic av..
Hkiyu
OAKLAND sEuANs AT COST AGENCY
DISCONTINUED, HEWLETT REM
SEN. RCsLYN. T.. I.
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Connecticut.

GREENWICH INN LODGE (sound Beach.
Conn -Suuny steam heated rooms, with or
without baths; excellent menu; 80 minutes
from New York: golf. @nddle horses. fish
hg; reasonable rates.
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SALESMAN

SALESMAN
desires line Of infants and chIdren's wear
for New York and Now England or middle
West 263 Herald. Herald so.
SALESMAN, calling on department stores.
hardware, house furnishing and MN supply
dealers m Eastern Pennsylvania, Maryland.
District OF Columbia. Delaware. would Ike
70 arrange with manufacturers. t49 Her
AID Herald go,
SALESMAN. age 80. with Ford sedan, wishes
position; lust sold my business zo1
Herald, Herald 50, A.
sECRETAI,TAI. or other clerical work: uni
versitv graduate, ~, Keen; six years eNpe-
rience home aud abroad; knowledge stenos-
rsphy, typlng, accountancy: fluent RUSSIAN.
fair French; five years' war service held
staff appointment. r 273 Herald Herald 50.
SHIPPING CLERK, 2s, 10 years export,
domestic. y 1871 Herald. Fulton 81.
TINsAIITH. First class square can soldersr
wants position. j. Klam, III Sheridan ave.
Paterson, N. j. --
TRAFFIC manager, handling general trans
portation, lighterage, trucking, frelsnt
claims, rates. tracing; also structural steel
technically trained, desires broader cofnec-
tiona. r 200 Herald. Herald 50.
UPHOLsTERER wishes work ~ houses.
J. A. Huisman. 33J Bloomfield ST. no.
bolren, ". j.
UPfIOf .srERER. works inside and outsdei
moderate. Klein. 300 East ssth. Lenox oIII.
VALET, English: six years with las gem
tleman Harry Tombs. 295 " 54th.
WAITER. c0,ored. would Ike position IN pri-
vate boarding house o. apartment; can take
full charge Of dining room also furnish girls
FOR wal dresses ana two good boys for dish
washers. Address Coleman, 10 Lenox av.,
East Orange N. '.
WAITER. coiorcd q BAILEY. go West iiist
st. Phone Audubon 20ln
YOUNG man. %. honost. digont, high school
graduate, knowlcdgI OF electrical and gem
eral mechanical wuk some chemistry;
wishes steady position ~'.h good concern up
town location. r. Briesnoister. 1886 Hol-
land nv.
YOUNG colorcd man, nice looking, wants
position with private family; has the best
personal references. Address III. N. H., 2Of
Prospcct 81, Jamaica, y. ].
YOUNG man. % educated. familiar office
routine. correspondent. advertising. desires
position whore close attention 10 business
VIII meet success. X h3S Herald. $50 B'way.
YOt',sG man. - energetic. desires employ
mont; salary secondary 1879 Herald
Bronx.
YOUTH Wishes 30 itiou with opportunities
for advancement aged ~. willing workcr;
good refcroncer. q. Flci9chmann, 2o9p Sth av
YOUNG man t2D college education, shipping
and stock experience. seeks permanent pO-
siiipn y 200 Herald, Herald 20.
YOUNG colored man wishes position with
bachelor. Tel 0oa7 Morninsside.
, Sia4S Herald, Fui,oA q.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. PUBLIC EXPERT
Books opened, closed. audited. tax reports.
ers; reasonable charges; references.
JARow. 40 e. 18TH. sTUYvESANT 11e.
A man (3s), recently resigned after II years
In postal service, desires employment where
hard work and trustworthiness count. Grady.
2l53 Amsterdam av.
A high ,achool graduate wants position.
Phone audubon Q1i0, care Of Bryan.
ATTENDiNT NURSE. refined. Intelligent /:
Al refer,nce. S. s.. 3S1 West 3ith ST.
BUTLER. valet, by competent, reliable. cid
erly Engl shman: highly recommended;
take care bachelor apartment. w. p. Brion,
1Gb Fast Goth ~. Phone G51s Rhinelander.
BUYER. 81, experienced. hardware. tools,
supplies. handle help. executive ability. de-
sires position. references y 1850 Herald,
Fulton az.
BUTLER. valet. BY competent. reliable. ell
derby Englishman highly recommended;
take care bachelor apartment. w. y. Brion.
165 East Goth 81. Phone 5G1s Rhinelander.
BUTLER or butler-valet, first class, export
enced young man seeks position. Call or
write, Mr.. Martinez. 10s5 Lexington av.
BUTLER, useful. Spanish; speaks French
good references. Agens. ii6 u. 2aih -.
BUTLER, well trained. honest. reliable per-
sonal references. 2S9 Herald. Herald 50.
BUTLER, or butler houseman; first class ;
make appointment p 1896 Herald. Harlem.
BUTLER, highly recommended. desires post
ton, city. country. @ sos Herald. Herald SO.
BUTLER-VALET, Swiss-French, first class;
best references. Emile sol West AID.
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Furniture

FOR SALE-Ten piece buried walRuf dining
room suit, mahogany bedroom s9it. player
piano; all superior qualities. FS1ne Pros
pect b44t.
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YOUNG married couple. with good references,
or cook and general houscworker wanted
Immediately for country. Call $50 Broa dway,
room 1908. between and +. NJ.
YOUNG man, between lG and 49, wanted by
New York Stock Exchange firm: expert
ence not necessary. r 53I Herald, $50
Hway
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
ADVERTISING.

COUPLE wanted (whitcl on country estate.
Wcstchester county; man general work and
care of stock. woman for cooking and gen
eral housework; state salary in first letter.
Address Mr. r.. Room 81 Hotel Flanders.
New York city
COUPLE, Protestant man 10 care for fur
mace and all heavy work about house. In
summer lawns ana flower garden: wife must
be first class plain cook and baker: three
adults In family. Address Drawer l., New
Canaan. Tel. 1858.
DETECTIVE agency requires dependabie
gentleman solicit business on commission /;
great future for TIDE right one. p. o. box 633
City Hall Station.
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SALESMAN

with several years experience calm. on art
needIcwork departments In New York state
Ia open for propositions best references.
T. Dos Herald. Herald "a.
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YOUNG LADY


with pleaglng personality refined, able %
converse easily; experience unnecessary.
Can between 10 A.. NJ. and p. NJ. room
coz 80 Court ST., Brooklyn, n. y.
YOUNG lady, Protestant for small office in
Wa hinrton Market: must have knowledge
~ M Of telephone stcnography typewriting,
general office duties. ALSO act as cashier;
state age, reference, salary expected. I9S
Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
YOt1NG lady. winter IN South; high school
or college education; tactfu; salary 81 500
first year transportation and bonus. II. IT,,
box 1903. Station II, Manhattan
YOUNG lady wanted ia dental office; refer
cucos required \ 263 Herald, Herald SO.
Instruction.
LADIES, ATTENTION.
Hiaf~ and beauty culture taught Tcientf-
icaly qualities you IN short time to earn $50
10 $3.50 weekly day, evening classes. Call
or write FOR free booklet n. Academy OF
Halrdreesing and Beauty Culture, 1913 w.
tf rrone Bryant 1865.
EARN S25-sl5O weekly: Only througi, Prof.
BObrcrs the Reliable Hairdress, Manicure.
Beauty School; 81 up free for service earn
while learn; circular explains. 11a w. 42d =.
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Automobiles wanted

WANTED 1920 Cadillac. touring give fur
information. type. MILEAGE price, g. Writ,
g d. TOS Columbus az.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.
West size.

30, 1871 East.-Two cheerful rooms, bath.
kitchenette. new; moderate rental; refer
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EXECUTIVES

The acqualntarce OF three executives
over 40 who have personality, force
and character is desired By national
commercial banking and underwriting
corporation; positions Of responsibility
and permanaace arc yours II you quail
ify; interview by appointment only.
Write. giving flill particulars and your
present average annual income, Y T39
Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-30
Borough of Bronx.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

PARK SLOPE. block from Park. -- Large
front room, handsomely furnished. scrupu-
lously clean; lavatory. bath, electricity;