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lntorert in the race has been
greatly strengthened in Tonopah by
reason of the fact that two local
drivers are contesting for the big
prizes that are to be awarded. The
two Tonopah contestants are Frank
Cochrane, who is driving Hudson,
who has with him as his mechani-
clan Roy Craig, while Al Lorenzen
is at the wheel of a Hup, assisted
! by p Slate as mechanician
The fact that the Hup, which is
driven by Lorentzen, has been pro
vided with a Campbell & Kelly four
cylinder engine of 54-horsepower
capacity and that the car is geared
to high speed, and the further fact
that Lorentzen has practically rebuilt
the car, creates even greater inter
est among auto enthusiasts. and the
arrival of the racers in turn will be
watched with much enthusiasm,
That every resident of Tonopah
may be kept thoroughly posted re-
garding the progress being made by
the drivers, R. J. Kelly, in charge
Of the local rest station, has made
arrangements to bulletin said prog
ress on a blackboard at the flagstaff
in front of the Mizpah hotel The
cars will be parked on Main street,
beginning Just in front of the To
nopah Banking Corporation, and will
be checked in by the drivers to J.
s. Sellstrom of the West End ga /.
rage, who will be responsible for
the cars during the period the driv.
ers are resting in this town.
Arrangements have been made for
bulletins to be received in Tonopah
with frequency as the drivers travel
the 1000 mile route that has been
laid out, and the first news Of prog
ress was received here this after
noon
When the first car is spotted head
ing toward Tonopah the lookout,
who will be stationed at the Bel
mont hill tomorrow afternoon, will
signal the approach Of the racers
and their coming will be announced
BIZ Fire Chief Charles G. Askin
through long blast and two short
blasts from the big siren at the
fire station.
While it is a matter of guesswork
the hour of the beginning
of the arrivals Thursday evening, t
is figured that the first racer should
be headed into Tonopah between
and O'Clock. After checking in
to Mr.. Sellstrom, an eighthour rest
will be granted the first arrival and
he will be the first one checked
out. Others will follow in the or
der Of their arrival at intervals OF
five minutes and the last lap OF the
race promises to witness some OF
he classiest driving ever heard of in
he west
The 1000 mile race is practically
hree races in one The first divi-
sion route starts at Reno and pro-
leeds to Falon via Wadsworth and
Hazen. thence to Lovelock via Par
,an. thence to Inlay via Orena and
Rye Patch. thence to Winnemucca
via Mill City and Rose Creek, thence
10 Battle Mountain via Golconda'
hence TO Elko via Boulder Flat and
Narlin
The second division begins at
EIko. thence to Currie via Wells,
thence to Ely via Cherry Creek
thence to Locks Ranch via Buffers
thence to Tonopah via Hot Creek
and Cliffords
The third division begins at To
nopah. thence to Hawthorne via
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ESCAPED KITE
BALLOONS HAD
NO PASSENGERS

Los ANGELES, Cal. June %
Fears that loss OF life may have
accompanied the breaking adr.ft Ct.
two kite balloons from navy vessels
near Santa Barbara on Monday were
set at res. here today with the an
nouucemeut from fleet officers that
the ballons were not carrying crews
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PROGRESS OF THE RACE

RENO, June 20, 1915 A. M-No.
S delayed at Fallon with broken
frame, No. 2 leaving No. 8 at Mil
City, followed by Nos 6, 5 4, 8, 10,
7 and l. Average speed to Mil City,
35 miles an hour.
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From the first fash received here
by S. R. Moore, 1t is evident that
Frank Cochrane is out of the race,
the frame Of his car breaking at
Fallon. AL Lorentzen has gained two
points, having passed Nos l and T.,
a Ford and Studebaker.
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THE WEATHER

Tonight and Thursday
Unsettled. Probably showers in the
mountains
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RENO, June 20, 2:2O P. M.-Car
No. 8, an Essex, driven by Harrison,
is in the lead at Battle Mountain,
followed by No. 5, a Buick; No. =,
Lincoln, and No. 4, Templar. The
average time from Reno to Battle
Mountain was 80 miles an hour. No
T. a Studebaker, made an average Of
Al miles an hour between Reno and
Fallon. while No. 8, the Essex, trav-
eled at an average speed of SO miles
an hour between Reno and Lovelock.
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Intense interest is being shown
among residents OF Tonopah and
the surrounding districts over the
outcome of the first annual lOOO-mile
Nevada road race, which started
from Reno this morning. The race
first OF its kind ever held In this
state, is being given under the
auspices Of the Nevada Highway as
sociation.
There are 10 entrants, according
10 latest reports received from
Reno. and the drivers, all consid-
cred in a class by themselves, made
their getaway at S o'clock this
morning and new are nearing the
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RENO, June 20, 1926 P. M.-An.
Incomplete check shows the Essex
passed through Battle Mountain at.
l2:l4; Templar, 1882; Buick, l2:27;
Lincoln, 1872; Ford, 1:2S; Stude-
baker 1876; Olds, l:4S; Hup' 2;oS'
The Hudson, No. 2, was wrecked Il
miles west Of Battle Mountain
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RENO, June 29, 1907 P. M.-At
Battle Mountain the Essex was lead
ing the Buick and Lincoln by three
minutes. The Templar was running
10 minutes behind the Essex. The
Hupmobile was the eighth car out
OF Winnemucca, where it was hung
nm Is minutes for repairs, The Hup,
Olds and Ford were running close
together, about 40 minutes behind
the Essex.
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Unfurnished.

apartment unfurnished 10 to 13 rooms Park
av. district, preferably south OF ed st
Write, stating particulars. p. 0. box Y
Greenwich. Conn.
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Connecticut-saIe or Rent.

FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL ESTATE IN THE
SOUTHERN BERISSHIRES l.t00 feet
above sea level; exceptionally fine house
with open fircplaces, frescoed ceilings. hard
wood floors and all modern conycniences,
together with barn, garage and G5 acres
land, situated 103 miles from New York,
over the best Of automobile roads just threo
miles 70 railroad station. with through train
service TO New York; an ideal location.
superb dwelling, and elegant ground; few
places like this can he bought at any price;
this property for sale mt a sacrifice. owner
going TO California. For full description and
photographs write JOSEPH l.. HANDLIN,
6g Water ct. rOrriu-ton Conn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUsTIcE-Pro-
bate, Divorce and Admiralty Division.
DIVORCE.
To BYRON IRVING late OF e32 7srd Street
Bay Ridge New York City. u. g. A.:
TAKE NOTICE that Citation has been
issued in this Division citing you 20 appear
and answer the Petition OF Ernest George
Ludlow OF IL Conderton Road Canberwell
In the County OF London England praying
for dissolution of marriage. In default
OF your so appearing, you will n5t be allowed
70 address tho Court, and tho Court will
proceed 10 hear the said Petition proved and
pronounce sentence In respect thereto. And
take further notice that for the purpose
aforesaid within one month after tho date
OF this publication. an appearance must be
entered nj tho Divorce Registry, Somerset
House, Strand, London. England.
w. 4. BARNARD, Registrar.
w. II. HOUSE,
%, ChRncery Lane,
London, w. q. 2.
Solicitor for the Petitioner.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-Saie or Rent.
RIpaEwoop-uNusuAL RAReAINs.

EWoOD-UNUSUAL BARGAINS.
rooms; bath: fine condition; hardwood
floors; open fireplace: garage: garden; fruit /;
near station; with 90 feet front; $500. or
240 feet $9.a50; possession.
New Colonial corner, 6 rooms. bath, at
tic; . toilets; tapestry brick fireplace; hard
wood floors. enamelled trimmed; artcraft
fixtures; S10.o50; possession.
rooms. bath, sleeping porch; 5ox2S5 /
steam heat: hardwood floors and trim; good
location; fine condition; $4,000; possession.
Beautiful new Colonial; bedrooms,
baths; choicest location; cut stone open fire.
place; artcraft fixtures. decorated: Japa-
nese grass cloth; fine floors; enamelled trim;
$21 900; cash $1,000 possession.
Alao other new Colonial houses. built TO
sell for 1000: TO sacrifice for quick sale
at $4,000: or viii rent with option to buy;
liberal mortgage. FRANK J.. BEDEII 80
West broadway, ". y. c., or phone Ridge
wood 7s7.
AT MOUNTAIN STATION, South Orange.
New Colonial 8 room house. all improve
ments: S21 500, ON especially easy terms. o..
$. THOMPSON, 257 4th av.. New York. Tel.
Gramercy 31G9.
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ATTRACTIVE and room apartments; all
improvements. one immediate possession.
Apply 1anitor, 172 William St. East Orange,
n. j.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Country Board Wanted.

SUBURBAN homo and board for tvo-year-
old girl and mother who attends business
elderly couple preferred to care for child.
O 1852 Herald. Fulton ST.
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AAID--Woman, excellent sgamftress, b,
day; references. Gall forenoon 33l II. 10Th
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.


LAUNDREsS. BY day, first class ironer,
cooking. cleaning; references. AZ. w. bbth
81. one flight front east
LAUNDRESS, colored take washing home
or days work. Crosler, 4l0 w. s6th.
LAUNDRESS wants take washing home.
McPhee. 207 West 14sth.
MAID. colored. wishes part time position or
laundry work. Chestnut, S6a W. l26th 81.
MAID-Woman, excellent seamatress. BY
day; references. Call forenoon. 33l y. o0th.
MAsSEusE (coiorec). license 2sOol, desires
few more lady patients MCDONNELL.
Audubon 900.
NURSE, capable. experienced: Sis week;
adults only. best references. Chelsea 1887.
NURSE. English girl. refined. desires posi-
ton; experienced. Box Is, 20ss 9TH av
NURSE. refined. young. for Invalid country
preferred. 4 165 Herald, Herald sq
WOMAN, young, Norwegian. wants work by
week part time, gentlemen or business
couple apartment, good cook and housework-
er, Kuherg, 6is w Hath.
WOMAN. light colored. desires position to
care children. May. 207 W. 1920.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

BRIARCLIFF.- House for rent, fan and win
ter seasons; rooms; furnished or unfur-
FREE rent in exchange for board for two:
references required refined adult family
secure attractive furnished eight room
house; one hour out, Oh Pennsylvania Rail-
road. five minutes from station. T27 Her
aid $50 Broa dway.
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02 miles from New York; accommodate few
guests homeike and rcsttul; also week
end gueatA Mrs. Al MEnEn. Bethel. Conn
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MASSEUSE (colorec), license 28Oal, desires
few more lady patients. MCDONNELL.
Audubon a396.
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ENTICE-Exoeptiona opportunity for
young girl OF pleasing personality 70 learn
beauty culture and hairdressing In It's higher
form; must live with parents. De Bruyn's
Institute. Ie West 57th ~.
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New Jersey.

PROSPECT PARK-l5 minutes Wall St,
block Eubways: s light niry rooms, bath
real kitchen; 500. Prospect 694s.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

COOK or housekeoper. first class. nont. Ca
pable. French speaking. small family;
SO up. G. H., iss Y. 95th.
COOK and downstairs worker. Mrs. Kor-
wan, care Patterson, 2f2 Hoyt st., Bklyn.
Rear house.
COOK. American. white: couple, chef. wait
ross love chiidreni entire charge. Deca-
tur 553s.
COOK. first class, American; Institution.
club. Address 10l Herald, Herald 80.
COOK. accommodating. by day or week.
Phone Plaza oCfT.
COOK, competent, plain baklngi country;
references. Call 93i n. 50th, ring Up stalra.
COUPLE. Finnish. three together, waitress
cook. chauffeur; experiencedi references.
Lindforg, 4. 10th -. Phone Harlem 2I21
COUPLE. English, cook and waltroas. or
take charge Of small houssi bost refer
erces. Tel RoHelle, N, ~. A1d5.
DAYS work; coiored woman; good refer
ences. Scott, 221 West 142d st.
DREssAfAKER 4 French; mako elegant
dresses. SS M; gowns, expert remodellinE
reasonable. Call Nine. Rose, 1893 Madison
av, Gi6l.
pREssMAKER - Artistic gowns. advanced
style, exucrt remodeillngi out. Armitage.
Columbus lOOsO.
pREssMAR1NG NJ home first class rea-
sonahle prices. Write Mrs T. Davis 229
" it1th Il.
teacher, refined, we'll edit
Gated, experienced. desires position III
echool or family; splendid for backward
pupils; references M. Grohman, 90 Decatur
ST. Brooklyn
U0UsEKEEPER, experienced hotel. success
ful IN managing help and upkeep of rooms,
feclts engagement. Write A. ~. i4s Colum.
hus ~.
UorsEwoRKER, iiFht colorod glri light,
Just landed; VIII do sowing or nursing
AZ w. 54th care Francis
uOUSEKEEPER. R.-Young woman wishes po-
sition small Housekeeping, priests house.
H. 1862 3d av.
OUsECLEANrNG, general. good laundrcss
refnrcnccs Starks, 1ua NM itsth.
HOTsEWORKER, general. girl. Coward
care sguires. no w. itlth. apt 3.
JANITREsS, Polish, wants posltion. 0 or
family house part rent. Wolf. 45 Clin-
toH et.
iADY'S MAID or childrcn's nurae VIII ex-
change services for passage 10 Europe.
Phone Pelham 1893
INrTNpREsS wishes work Monday ard
tuesday. MITCHELL O. Amsterdam av.
I,AuNpREss ny day, and hougoclehnlnw
references. 200 W. snth, basement.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

OAKLAND 1920 TOURING;
mechanically perfect, private owner will
sacrifice. any denonstration. Bensonhurst
663f.
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MisceIiancous-sale or Rent.

SIX room house. all modern improvements
heat, electricity, phone: plot 40x175: grape
vine, best location; q few blocks from sta
ton: Committing; price 81, 600; cash. So 600
PAUL D1NDA. 46f sth av., Room 2l5.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough of BROOKLYN.

BROwNSTONE house, lease. option buying
great sacrifice; apartments. furnished, un-
furnished housekeeping: parquet. electricity;
refined neighborhood: suoways. Lafayette
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
washington Heights. Above 125th st.
West OF Sth Ay.
Borough Of Brooidyn--saie or Rent.

TWO lots. overlook terrace, 5oxf0o feet. be-
range terms. r 800 Herald, Fulton ST.
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FOR sALE-Unusually attractive all year
home. new Colonial brick dwelling, with
garage; first floor has large living room,
dining room, kitchen, extra toilet and laun-
dry IN basement: second floor, 3 bedrooms,
tiled bath; interior finished throughout In
white enamel woodwork and mahogany fin
ished doors; parquet floors throughout hot
water heat, gas. electricity, sewer, &C.; re.
stricted section: no assessments; minutes
walk TO large park and bathing, block ex-
press station, u minutes Grand Central,
i cent fare; $1,000 cash required. balance on
terms. For plan and photo call, write or
phone J. 8. wITTIERS, % Vanderbilt av.,
N. Y, room 1914. Phone Vanderbilt e4S4.
MOTOR OUT TO-DAY and see THE HOUSE
BEAUTIFUL IN NORWOOD GARDENS:
8 rooms, tiled baths and kitchen and a
2 car. heated garage; tapestry brick and
white marble stucco; living room i0x20 feet.
with large open fireplace; oozy sun room.
with French windows FROM QUEENS
BORO BRIDGE follow left branch OF ele-
waited road TO Grand avenue station and
turn right TO Norwood Gardens, or take
Iaterboro or y. r. II. Broadway subway
train 70 Grand av station; PRICE $4,000,
easy terms. RICRERT-BROWN REALTY
Co. 81 Vanderbilt av. Telephone Wander
bilt 94S4.
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AT FREEPORT, l.. I.--New Summer bum
galow, rooms and bath, on plot 3Oxf00.
Price 81. ESQ, on easy terms.
JOHN J. RANDALL COMPANY,
1b ~. Long Beach Av.. Freeport, ". z.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

Borough OF Brooklyn.
FLATBUSE-Six large rooms, beautifully
furnished, SIS; sell furniture 5000 Flat
bush $3.50.
LARGE connecting rooms kitchen, parquet,
electricity furnished; refined neighborhood; !;
also a select homo and club for nurses is
about 20 be opened. Lafayette 53i2.
THREE rooms, electric light. hot water.
heat: sos. Tel. Mansfield 1864,
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Borough Of Bronx.

1927 GRAND CONCoURsE--T large rooms
Including maia'a room. Q baths: 81 500
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NURSE, capable. experienced: SiS week
adults oniy. best references Chelsea 1032T
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

0-1NF
10TH, o0i wcst.-Two outside rooms; con-
veniences; gentleman. Academy 975. Apt. Y.
1i2TH, 24S W.-Bright room, steam, elec-
trleity. bath. telephone: s. week. SANDERS
il5TH, 800 W.-Very desirable room. paying
guest: Kitchen privilege; reference required.
1922 4i6 W.-single. double; also rooms
with Kitchen: women. CUSHMAN.
i22D. 2l7 W.-Comfortabie room, electricity,
running water. bath adjoining: references.
122D, 5t4 W.-Large outside room; southern
exposure; small family adults. SINCLAIR.
l24TH, 500 W.-Airy, large rooms. twin beds,
elevator. Apt. 5W: $3.50.
i2sTH. 300 west.-Bright, comfortable: I'm
provements: suitable one, two gentlemen.
reasonable. MADDEN.
10th, 615 W.-Largo front $40 parlor, II
permanent S. one single 81; kitchen prlvl-
leges. Apartment 10.
15oTH, 54s West.-slngie room and double
room; private bath; private house. Audu-
bon 1893.
i42D. 625 West-Large front room, twin
beds; others: private house; privileges.
142D. COL West apartment 15).-Front suite
or single; elevator, conveniences; private.
145TH, $40 West.-Unusuaily large room, SIX
windows; all conveniences: kitchenette II
desired.
140TH (cornerJ, 5000 broadway
couple. FLUGRATH.
1857 (31 Bennett av.).-Large. modern
room. kitchen privileges: suitable couple or
two ladies' reasonable. Wads. e090. apt. 25.
ls6TH. 567 W.-Furnshed room. private fam
ly; subway. bus. Wadsworth 3f40. apt. /.
Borough of Brooklyn.
LARGE connecting rooms, kitchen, parquot
electricity. furnished: refined neighbor-
hood; also q select home. club and registry
for nurses about to be opened. Lafayette
LARGE aicovo. running water: business
couple: two gentlemen. Decatur oO66.
ONE. two connecting rooms; Kitchen, par
quet, electricity. -efinnd neighborhood. La
fayette 5312.
QUINCY ST. (between Patchen and Ralph
aves 1.-Two large rooms; hot water. elec-
trcity, phone service suitable business
couple. Write S. w. f.. 1876 B'way. Bkln.
BoARDERs WANTED.
Business mothers who would like children
well taken care of during day when shopping
downtown; playground. toys. swings, &c.
CALL AND CONVINCE YOURSELF.
CHILDREN boarded In schools: city or
country; highest references. EMERY. 3s
Park row. Cortlandt 1894. Room 604.
LEXINGTON AV., 24f.--Accessible; large.
small rooms, excellent table; home cook
Ing.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 549-Attraotive rooms.
bath; telephone: excellent meals; two, $50.
PAYNE.
18TH ST. 10 WEST.
Desirable rooms. private baths.
54TH ST, 3S West.-Desirable large rooms,
with board. table guests accommodated.
18th. 149 W.-Singles. double, private bath;
purest food guaranteed; American cooking.
18TH ST, 70 WEST.
Miss EDWARDS, formerly 90 w. 58th st.
desirable rooms table guests; references.
03D, l2s-130 w.-Large rooms: excellent
cuisine and service. parlor dining.
1O2D ST, 2As WEST.
Large room with bath high class: South
ern cooking; reference also smaller room.
iSfsT, COS west-Convalescent or elderly
ladies requiring nurses attention; private
apartment Apt. 2i.
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Cars Ees Wanted.
TO RENT ON A LEASE

Private garage, space for or cars with
/ or housekeeping apartments above Lo-
cation on East Side preferred, but not essen
tial. Write stating particulars p. o. Box u.
Greenwich, Conn.
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APARTMENTS -UNFURNIsHED.
Above Seth st.-sth Av. to East River.

S6TH 81. southwest corner Lexington ev).
-5-6-7 rooms, bath; all improvements; ;
newly renovated: rents Si50-$225. JOHN
CODY, 1863 Lexington av.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island

VERNON VILLA, Port Washington, L. L.
Two handsomely furnished double rooms,
with first class board. 20 let at once; block
70 water; minutes 70 station.
BATTERsIIALL INN, SEA CLIFF, L. T.
few desirable rooms available; excellent
cuisine. Phone Glen Cove II.
FAR ROCiSAwAY-The Shirley. Broadway.
Mott av. . minutes from station, beach;
extensive lawn, shade; fall rates; Christian.
ROCKAwAY PARK-Exccllent table; beau
uful rooms private house. Belle Harpor
2Sf5
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OAKLAND touring. passenger excellent
running condition. looks new; win sacri-
flee. South kA92.
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Garages.

GARAGE. 3 CARS, INCLUDING LIVING
APARTMENT, 4 ROOMS AND BATH
LOCATED. APPLY 223 WAR
Rem ST. B'FLYN. MAIN T3o.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ENTICE-Exoeptional opportunity for
young girl OF pleasing personality 20 learn
beauty culture and hairdressing N Us higher
form must live with parents. De Bruyn
Institute. e West 57th -.
ARTIST. for finishing catalogue drawings
also artist for drawing heads and making
layouts. o35 Herald, $50 BMay.
bOOkKEEPER. experienced ready 70 work
az once. Call Room 906. between 10 and IL,
to-day 1T0 Broadway.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress. white; good
reference required; good home and wages; !;
all year position. EOx 562. Moodmere, Il. !,
Phone JOSS Woodmere.
COOK, white, to do cooking ana washing
with washing machine; good reference re-
CURED good homo and good wages. all year
position. Box 562, Woodmere. L. i. Phone
3tss WQodmere,
COOK and downstairs work family az three.
Bron1yilei good wages; references. Phone
s5s0W
COOK. experienced, German OF Hungarian:
small family. go w. s7th. apt. 1905.
DESIGNER, experienced, for millinery; ref
erences. good salary, ~. i,evy. l3s "a av.
GENTLEWOAIlAN 20 DO houseworlS III Chris
tlan family Write Box 6G2, Woodmere. u.
+, Or telephone Woodmere 3i23 for appoint
ment,
HOUsEWORK-Gi for general houseworic.
family Of two. Apply ! w. SD Mrs.
Nathan, between 10 and u.
HOUSEwORKER. experienced. white, for
light chamberwork, waiting. sewing. The
Belnord. apt. 1905.
HoUsEWoRKER. general. white; family Of
two. Apply Mrs. Mason. ! West SD. be-
fore noon Monday
HOUSEWORK. general; girl Can Morris,
~ West 32d. Phone Boulevard 63l0.
NURSE for physicians office; young, COM
petent woman with knowledge Of typewrit-
ing; state experience and salary expected;
board and lodging furnished. NJ 1917 Herald,
Harlem.
NURSES AID. day duty, 50 per day and
meals. Jewish Hospital, Classon and 81.
Marks avs. Brooklyn.
NURSE, experienced. wanted for infant;
references required. Telephone for APP
pointment 5515 Morningside.
STENoGRATHER wanted: young. oompe-
tent beginner. to learn business in brokers'
office Cali this morning before 1 O'Clock,
j. INchange place, room SOC.
STENOGRAPHER.
Experienced knowledge OF bookkeeping for
position in Harlem state fun particulars.
II 1888 Herald, Harlem.
WOMAN TO do family mending: hours 8
4. NJ. to 2. ". IL East s7th st.
Instruction.
LADIES desiring 20 learn the higher form OF
beauty culture and hairdressing evenings
rnay do so by applying now at De Bruyn's,
Is West 9th ST.