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Washington Journal., 1921-05-06

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Washington Journal., 1921-05-06

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Washington Journal., 1921-05-06

Gin ni6t segerbter Neni&
piro ni1t eroogen. Goethe
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

AN ESTABLISHED finance company with
large resources and banking facilities and
personnel can use very high grade execu-
tive with capital and desirable business con-
nections only principals with best Of ere
dentials considered. BARCLAY CO. Is
Broad St. room s24. Call between IL and
Il A. NJ.
EXPERIENCE against capital in general
contracting business. construction superin-
tendent with 20 years practical experience
desires to meet business man or civil engi-
neer with view TO forming partnership on
fairly large scale. Answer by letter, giving
sufficient information to resources to war
rant interview. Curiosity seekers keep off.
Address 713 Herald, $50 Broadway.
EMPLOYMENT agency, high grade, COM
mercial, for sale, will consider good per-
sonnel or executive man, either with or with
out services: sum to be invested or loaned
for expansion: Christian firm, established
over one year; unlimited opportunities; do
not answer this ad unless you mean busi-
ness. a. b., 234 Herald, Herald SO.
WELL established proprietary medicine prop
ositlon for sale. Good distribution in u.
s., but tho business is capable of a much
larger development. This business is a big
money maker, but because of personal rea
sons can be bought at rldiculously low fig
ure. Address NATIONAL SALES AGENCY,
Binghamton, N. Y.
AN unusual opportunity: syndicate forming
to help establish chain of self-service gro
ceries throughout country. based on new
labor saving invention: only 10 investors
needed with $500, without services; chance
of lifetime; particulars as to probable re-
turns at appointment. Box 500, 1853 Broad
way.
CATERER-old established concern. doing
high class, successful business; good OPP
portunty for right man. 2S4 Herald. Her
aid SO.
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FOR SALE-General country store incl,ic-
ing coal feed groceries and hardware;
located at station on main line. 30 miles
out of Albany, ~. Y. with siding TO store
house and mill; no delivery and cash busi-
ness: sacrifice buildings and real estate
with good viii for 81 900: stock at inven-
tory: this is n live, profitable opportunity
in very healthy locality among American
farmers. with altitude of 1000 #. Y 7o9
Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

MINES.-Deeded. developed proper
tics. valuable mines now open. lost
through non-payment OF taxes gold.
silver, copper; $500 to S7o0 win get
one. MEXICO, box 1904, Calexico.
Cal.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
AN UNUSUAL. OPPORTUNITY.

offer a responsible tenant 70
lease large private house on River
side Drive In COS: ideally suited for
one wishing TO establish a high class
boarding house. Call Mr.. JONES.l
Watkins 45o2.
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- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
B0ARDERS WANTED.
or Brooklyn.

DESIRE one or two children, from 8 TO ~
years, TO room and board In nice private
home; will have mothers care. 695 Lenox
road. Phone 7ses-F1atbush.
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New England.

TWO young physicians. experienced with
boys, will take 10 Maine six boys reauir-
ing medical attention. ! $50 Herald, Hor.
aid 81.
wANTEp-Summer hoarders on modern farm
on boulevard from New York 10 White
Mountains and adjoining town with beau
tiful Wow of Connecticut River valley and
tho mountains. splendid table and rooms;
special attention given 20 automobile par
ties MRS. NAE ~. HTLTHoN, Bradford,
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WANTED
W NY 4 IT'D
A STOCK ISSUE
n.n LnrKl


OF good Industrial or manufacturing corpora
tion desirous OF marketing their securities by
direct salcs campaign from corporation 5
office advertiser, experienced stock cam
paign sales manager viii manage your stock
sales campaign, attending personally TO sales
details; reasonable basis. u Herald.
Herald SO.
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S = SITUATIONS WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SMALL HOTEL.

At nearby. popular Jersey coast resort.
ALL BOOKED FOR SEASON OF 1921.
Thoroughly established and successfully
operated for many years by ner-manager
who wishes to retire. house always full dur
ing the season with Christian guests. many
returning each season; finest location; two
blocks from ocean and boardwalk. Al rooms
and bathrooms; can be purchased ooIn-
pletely furnished and ready for business at
reasonable price and terms; prompt action
necessary; no brokers.
p. p. JENNINGS. ~ Park Row.
A gentleman Of large means, Influence and
ability required Immediately take important
financial interest and position million dollar
corporation cone of largest and oldest in the
n ade), New York, owning valuable patents
and plant equipment, &C.. no debts; small
fixed charges; wonderful opportunity for wide
more; replies please state age, nationality,
previous business and experience, amount
capital at command. for appointment. A 70s
Herald, $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

AN OPPORTUNITY.
A man who would be Interested in
automobile agency and garage propo-
sition; must have at least 10,000 in
cash. NJ 151 Herald, Herald 50.
APPROXIMATELY $4,000 working capital
required for established out of town man
ufacturing industry; fun equipment; abund-
ance raw material staple products; per-
manent market; attractive profits; liberal
proposition 10 party joining me for this sea-
son or permanently: principals only. For
appointment phone 6s75 Spring or address
K Herald, Herald 50.
BUSINESS man wanted to go $3.50 basis in
manufacturing of the NEW SANITARY
PICK UPS, to be used In handling cake
pastry. &C. In all bakeries. restaurants and
pastry shops; chance of lifetime for the
right party. For model. &c.
WILLIAM G. WILSON,
1882 Richmond Terrace,
West Brighton,
Staten Island. N. Y.
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Pennsylvania.

CHILDREN given mothers caro-; excellent
table, refined surroundings; highest refer
onces given and required. Write JESTER.
Newtown. Bucks county Pa. r. y. y. 3.
LUTHER MtCHAEL'S FARM.
BOATING, BATHING, TISHTNCsm
NORTH WATER GAP, PA
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Connecticut.
CHESTERFIELD INN

CHESTERFIELD INN
Ehfppan Point, Conn, open May /, rooms
with running water and with or without
private bath; electric light. steam heat; ex-
celent table: beautiful surroundings; private
bathing beach; best committing service In
country; will remain open all the year:
make reservations now. Tel. Stamford 20S0
RETIRED trained nurse and masseur will
care for semi-invnlid or slightly nervous
case Cmale) In his up 10 date strictly pri-
questionable references; massage and cleo
tro-hydrotherapeutic treatments. Write for
particulars. Y 100 Herald. Herald So.
STAMFORD, CONN.-Superior rooms, with
breakfast, at the Glen Eden Chateau Club:
the most magnificent residence In tho city:
with 10 acres beautiful grounds. tennis
dancing room, gymnasium; season June Is TO
September is. Address Mrs. j. T.. TOWNS
END, Glen Eden. Stamford. Conn.
COUNTRY board In fine location for gentle
plenty fresh eggs, fruit. milk and vegetables,
fine garden; reasonable terms references
given. Address II. N, box 20i Ridgefeld
Conn.
NEW CANAAN. CONN.
(the Ard-lev) Open year round; rooms with
or without bath. Phone MRS. ]. M. SILL
MAN.
BoARpERg ~ras,eS m the Bcrkshlrcs; M
vnli6- catered 20 IN "A nurses home; rates
reasonable: good train service fine roads /.
vita Harlem n. r.. 10 Mlllerton. Address
Mrs. JOHN o1IALLoRAN, Lakevile, Conn
/ can accommodate an elderly couple or a
few elderly women as summer perma
nent boarders; private rooms, ttomelike con
ditlons. Write MRS. *. MASSET, Star
Route No. I, Torrlngton. Conn.
SOUND BEACH. CONN.
Accommodations for few select people I;
ra,es $50 to s35 per week. call Sound Beach
s0I.
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FOR RENT.

Space for cigar stand. downtown drug
store A I'll Herald, $50 Bway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
west side.

.SSD. b22 Wesst.-Large corner room; four
windows; smaller. running water. use
Kitchen optional: elevators $40 up. Apt. 81.
1S4TH. 60a W.-Large outside room, suit
able for one or two. HOOD.
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Observation-Disclosures, experienced: by day.
Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

DRESSMAISER, smart gowns, wraps, ladies'
materials: sport suits. dainty summer
frocks. 143 w. Goth. one flight. Col. 955s.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

DRESSMATSER, late with Altmans: new
gowns; remodelling specially. Audubon
1920, Ap. 62.
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DRESSMAIfE fER-Evening gowns. $40 and Up.
Nine. LOUISE, 81 w. 9th st. Telephone
Riverside b55T.
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New York.

New York.
HURRAH FOR "SRIPAWAY."
Boys camp on the Hudson. ALIVE with the
Spirit of YOUTH" military training, dlscip-
line; land and water sports; every comfort
and safeguard: finest cuisine, terms $i5
weekly. Booklet Phone Bryant $780,
write CAPTAIN LEWIS TILL, West Camp
Hudson. n. Y.
CEDAR PINES CAMP.
For Junior girls, near New York; land and
water sports. horseback riding. handicraft.
dancing, motor boating; individual supervi
slon. IRENE DAVIS, 446 Central Park West.
CHESTNUT HILL Farm: 100 miles Harlem
Railroad; quiet. high, healthy location:
home comforts: improvements; SIS per wesk.
reservations for Decoration. MARTHA
EMITH, Mllerton, Duchess County n. Y.
ACCOMMODATION for /. Q business people;
refined surroundings; private family; Gre
dentlals exchanged 45 Sunnyside av.. Pleas
antville, N. y.
ACCOMMODATIONS for few boarders 128
miles above New York, 2i miles below
Albany. TSINDERHooK HOTEL, Kinder
hook. ~. Y.
FEW guests for Adirondack cottage, on
Paradox Lake. Address COPPER KETTLE,
Paradox. N. Y.
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| DRESSMAKER, excellent. makes. remodels;
50 out. Tel. Cathedral 1922, Sunday fore
i NOM. awning
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

6sTH diTT Sd av)-Sittlng ana bed room;
friends. business couple; all convenlences. (.
breakfast II desired 63i0 Rhinelander.
RRA EAfIla
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DRESSMAkER.--tTp to date Vowns. $40: flt.
out 9Th av. experience. Miss kiernan. "a
West 12Sth III. Harlem GG36.
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Borough of Bronx.

BRYANT AV., 1872. corner 1I6th.-Cheerful
rooms; $3.50; near subway: travellers ac-
rOf1 Aafa
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DRESSSIAISER. late 9th av. house. out or
at home. Write or call S461 Wordsworth,
Dressmaker. $50 West tsoth. apartment SD.
DRESSMA RYAN, 262 w.
BID = EVENING, THEATRE, SPORT
GOWNS, SUITS, WAISTS; HOMIE, OUT.
TAKE, FURNISH MATERIAL, REMODEL.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

NtN~F
i2SD. sI7 w.-Large Nont room. running
water. adjoining bathF housekeeping privi-
iege.
i2SD, go W.-Targe front room, southern
exposure; housekeeping. Il and subway.
i24TH ST.. 657 W tBwayI--LarEe. airy.
attractive. sunny rooms. double; ~ TO si5;
plano. Kitchen privileges. &c. Tel apt. ~.
127TH. gu w. C55 Tiemann place) .-Eleva-
tor: fine light room, next bath; subway,
Drive one block: $3.50. JOHNSON.
I3sTH ST. 80 WEST Broadway) Extra
large room; cloHet, lavatory' adjoining
business couple. Apt -. Mornlngside 4O0i.
18TH. G22 W. Capt. oj Beautiful room. all
improvements. all conveniences, for I or . ,
references. Audubon Has.
fiisT.. S32 West Corner So Nicholas).-
Large three room housekeeping corner
suite. . wndows, private, So. GALLAGHER.
ll3D, go West tBroRdwayl ,--Attractive cor
nor suite. medium outside room. gentleman
or business couple, Christians Apartment -.
i52D ST, 645 w.-Largo front room; pri-
vnte houGe; references.
lb2D, 033 w.--Large room, private bath. al
cove. house keeping; private house.
lj6TH. col W. apartment 81 Attractive
room, every convenience; - gentlemen.
i5TTH. 5iB Ws-Living, bed room. telephone.
Kitchen; business couple $40. BLAsE.
imsrH ST, 600 w. tapt. 6eD.--outside roonl
running water, $t. Wadsworth $40.
lttlB 81 lpetNorn haven aN- ana river
s.de1 .~LNeeptloual studio room. newly fur
nlshsd. Phone Wadsworih s7ln
t7Trfi s'T, 70i West (Apa rtment aal-Large,
desirable; nil conyenlencrH; private.
10TH. w. (2S pinehurst av.l. Comfortable
attractive, bright outside room, private
family. BIRD.
INST ST. OG0 WRdsWorth av) Outside
front room, 2 vindoWs Kitchen privileges; (;
block subway. reasonable. Nadsworth QGSa
HUGHES.
lsfsT. W.-Newly Furnished front room.
adjoining bath. private American family;
single nsn or business couple Apply asa
II. washington ave- apt. "a, after Q p. M.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

DREssMAKER. stylish. day, So; dresses
made home. ss up; remodels like new.
Hendel. 4OT w. 50th st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

COOK-Requires n good cooks situation
has good references. Apply s. W, Bowling
brook. Laurel, Md.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

12isT, 2Ti West-Beautiful light. airy room:
all improvements; private baths refined
gentlemen only. Morningside 6j62.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

DRESSMAKER-Few customers: children's
dresses speciality; reasonable; home, out.
Thurwood. 5S3 Eagle av. G4gth ST..
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
Borough of BronS.

LARGE room, with or without board rea-
sonable, for lady: references required.
call Sunday, oe1 Kelly st, apt II.
nG5 GRAND CONCoURsB.
INFANTS 10 BOARD; DOCTORS gu
pnRvra1ON. PHONE MELRCEE n69n.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
INVENTOR OF AUTOMATIC

transmission desires partner TO finance man.
ufacture or will sell patent outright, big
field for profit I'm automobile industry. 30
Herald Herald square.
BIC; PRINTING REDUCTIONS-Com
2oO letterheads. envelopes, billheads, cards.
50: samples sent: 800 eight page booklet,
3hx6. SIS. prospectuses, stock certificates.
circulars. folders, labels. multigraphing;
everything low. CALLS Big ION Time"
Printing $50 9th av. Gramercy 1910.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
DISPLAY your ad with
WHITE SPACE IKE thisi

REMINGTON Av.. go (34th) Double and
single. neatly furnished room; s. 10 SIS;
private house.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

3OrH, "a West (corner Broadway .-Excep-
ttonaly fine room. southern exposure; ex-
cellent service; all conveniences; gentlemen,
,,i,one SUTTON
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
OPPORTUNITY.

OPPORTUNITY.
Chemist christian. American), sailing 2stf
England. France, Germany, buying. selling
adjusting credits; open other commissions
reliable implicitly. 8 Is Herald. Herald 50
The New York herald., 1921-05-08
DrcssmalSers, seamstresses & Milliners.

DREsSMAxER = @ OWN s. SU NM d II
DRESSES, SPORT SUITS made 1h-2 days;
daily $3.50; EXCLUSIVE models. Phone
15O6W Flushing, or 50 Grove st., mornings,
evenings after $50.
The New York herald., 1921-05-08

BROADWAY. 24O5 (ssth) Attractive living
bedroom kitchen; two respectable Ameri-
can business men preferred: $50 month each.
CARROLL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-12
What's the Matter With Us, Anyway?
William Fenowes Morgan, President of the Merchants Association
of New York, Tells

stocks on hand and OF measuring
prospective demand Tor our products
80 that we can better anticipate needs
aud operate our industries accord
inEly.
Present stagnation however. should
not bee made the occasion FOR undue
possimism. Although the prohlhitive
exchange rates Of European countries
nrc still preventing the rapid develop
ment Of the foreign market. domestic
buying Is proceeding at an c%ucuurag-
ing rate.
In fact. for some time tho volume
Of retail sales has been large. I'm spite
OF current unemployment. Mcrchan-
disc stocks hny been considerably
depleted and the demand for manu-
utcturcd goods shows promise OF i'm
prOycmcnt Figures from savings
banks Indicate little impairment VI
the buying power % the public.
How long II will be before good
times actually return uu ono can SAY.
The periods of depression tn 11Og-3.
lHo7-N, 1Hl1-it, were iu each case ~
about rs months duration. business
l1s now been dun Tor more than q
year, although tho worst conditions
have prevailed Tor only about six
months.
But Little Affected.
II Is encouraging to remember.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-12
ANNOUNCE PROGRAM
FOR MEETING OF
RED CROSS HERE
Regional Conference to
Open Saturday in Fed
eral Building

4 regional conference Of tho
American Rod Cross WI b, held iu
th" federal court room saturday. oc-
tuhcr 10, Th,ro viii hc both morn
iuE and afternoon sessions. Delegates
viii hr present from practically every
chapter in the state. Tho proErams
follows:
Morning session.
Mr. r j. M1bry. Albuquerque chap
ter. presiding.
Responsibility al the ned Cross TO
the EN-Snr.l,o Miss Edith
Childprs. executive secretary, Albu-
qucrQue chapter.
The Albuquerque Chapters Hcspou-
Eihility to Tubcrcular EN-Sorylcr Men
- pr L. :. Peters. Albuquerque chap
tor
Tho Moxican Problem Mrs g. O..
Guudprson. SauduNul County ChaptCr.
The Rcd cross NursiuE rrugrtm-
br j. r.. bochurty, Albuquerque chap
tot
Tho u-o Of volunteer sorvicc-Mrs
Thomas T. Eyre, Albuquerque chap
ter
Red Cross Recreation Work-Mrs.
James g. Reed. Santa Fc chapter.
Afternoon session.
Mrs. j. r. MaclMughlln, AlhuQucr-
que chapter. presiding
American he'd cross in tho Schools
Miss Lillian HcnuiEun. county
superintendent. Ration, n NJ
Chapter Organization u Necessity
Mr. Erwin Err,tt, Mckinley County
chapter.
Methods Tor Securing Memberships
Mrs. Ashley Pond, Santa Fo chap
ter.
Tho Roll Cull-Mr T. ]. Mabry.
Albuquerque chapter.
General Remarks Mr.. Robert w..
Boudy. division office; .,lss Mary
Ann Cross. division representative.
The public rs Invited tp attend these
meetings.