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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-22
THINKS GRAVES TO RUN

Selma. December 2l.-(special.)- A prominent citizen of Montgomery who was in the city Wednesday and who takes an interest in political af- fairs stated no doubt any longer ob- tained regarding the candidacy of Bibb Graves for governor. He said Mr. Graves would run and would
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-22
STORM WARNINGS
By Associated Press

By ABBOciAted Ffesb
 Washington, December 2l.-Storm warnings are displayed on the At lantic coast from Cape Hatteras to Passport, Maine. the weather bureau announced tonight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-22
To INyEsTIGATE LOBBY

Washington, December 21.-Vfce President Coolidge tonight an- nounccd the appointment of Senat- ors Shortidge. of California. and Borah of Idaho. republicans, and Reed of Missouri, democrat. as the special committee to investigate the activities of the alleged lobby of the dye and chemical industry in be- half of a dye embargo. No date has been set for the hearing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-12-22

make his formal declaration of plat form principles within few days. MT. Graves was at one time ad3utant general of the state and chairman of the state democratic executive com mittee. During the war he command. cd regiment as colonel. but reached France too late to participate In ac- tual hostilities. He Is a lawyer by profession and enjoys . wide ac- quaintance as a public man.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

TIE ru~'mn ~ sfr'rs'irE Fraln ~
"a she NritRt ratr sas Ia cer'y IT'S
arpvs he semitic peop}Ss VIII iieF's
rrala pas seg-be' NJ frvt'vtnrss
AMI HE Jews considered t~yyir tgirssF%s
IN marriage vh~ grest@st AlessiEg that
c0ald ~ granite. 'he'Tl w snfis1t
Persia In Tai'ngair .ir~es rrrsifs ard
sewers ws-e s,rper in rAe Path ri
re pai-. and rfNy we-w shc~rrvs' w4th
narlss. rt8ch taf f~=fl rsaats. ~
A ,~. shortly s.efrs 'ht w~etisrE In
r-.sgsra tho asN - wh@a; ~ marriages
rs,a,snue~s Tor rasay vafGr's-s. ard IN
Scr ~. TCinr sisgs brides hevs
v ssaai saeares % ts~ir Apsds ~
rrn!r whs sra .ir-wf over 'Sesn ao-l
ra-lari4ss masss =. vs. sa"Nt sr"iS eissevf
Wpve fa-r.esg w ~ sa.rt sna itvra* o
re ,gs-rirt IN taf hrfess . Pr0e~@s ~
. ~ chw-rA rfss t'ggstNrs ~ sFsf
rr,ns x-er over h-4da craipl"s VA
sise assery~s az lie ccntirfrt of Es
rg@
...
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
Oceans Path 81 Light

THE night before the islands were 20
S-u,sse ~ ,ssSe-s she stra wss Ait hS a
pbo~pherrsrsrce So magnificent that
even my sh.puatss absorbed IN es
rarte aelow cailrd n nac another -
virv " TIE cnEtre tnok ~ sle1s
At al-sa' gv knots sra every wave
that broke over ~ vas iarp ~
lnvellpcss The pske - n" Morn
ting .lfar vss milky pathway II; Win
y r.sssl. lE41s crsGzrsrntx n tritlta-rv r-Ff
hrlaw 'he sUrfacor hes',s ne rudHrT.
vss .ir'p ~ crven iiSh, frrn wh'rh
a t.lllnu Sparks ~ fre shot 70 TIE
ar Far hehjnd nrtli 'he hnr'fon
r'esei upsrn no c-eHh orr wake VAS
,prsanslt mindful ~ the boulevard
* great city ssrn 'hrrngh = nix.
the lights fading In the ditr distance,
sparkling silll II vas as y
lightning played h,'n"sth The wsves
so lan4inous So srtn'lllsf.sg me water
arr il reflection gr0a The shlp ~-.
"',S as4t~ t~hsduwa In the Se3ssa Seas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

r~ee<urn<adet LYDIA Z. fAnkharn q Veg
erztN CNnVcuna znd rhxys rJIk1 gFvsr
relief since using II. Ny hask b sssacA
better and cAn sleep wrgi ! keep
hcaze and havs tire care Of Eve children
10 my work 10 very trying and ] ara very
thankfal have fsond the Cesapeuna
sacA = help recommend IL TO my
friends and II you wish to uxe this letter
am very glad 60 help any wusaas suf.
ferag ~ ! was ugnl used Lydia u.
PsnkhAms vegvtshie UamExssnui. -
Mrs. MAupK X TAYloR, D ST. James
HAce, Roxbury. Mass
; RsckacAx IA ass 81 .hs snsxs cazznen
syufptsalS u y III ssAe<s.Gaats sssssaS.ss4
usent Of the female syssem. No wu,nan
shnuld make the mistake Of trying 10
csercone II by h~roas endurance. bus
'preHt BY Mrs Taylor sexr~stencs anduy
i.ydisE hnkhAIn' . VegstahacCompaana
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
Many a Pretty Face
Spoiled by Pimples

to be cured hy lotions, o.rt'nents.
sslye. and other local remedies. -
they car rot possibly reach the
source of the trcable. wArb " in
the blood. E~stn taking EHs to-
day, and wrlla a sarnPtItF tTRtrfy
o. your care 10 oar chief medical
adviser who viii give you special
instructions. witbdslt charge, Write
at once 70 Medical Director, ia
swi.. Laboratory, Atlanta. ca
s. 8. 3. is not @old oy rscSinBeDasA
for v~rsrrai dlsessss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

Not ealy are these pinpies and
splotches dishxuring, but they lead
"a serioas skin diseases that rpresd
and cause the mos, discomfortiag
Irritation ard pain. ,sos e.is.os ,Ary
fo-~tsll Eczema, hoils. hlisters, sc&ly
sruptions ard othsr annoyance. that
burn Ike hAm,s Of fr.. ard nak.
you feel that your akin /. .hiafs.
II you are afflicted with iris
term Of akin disMAs~ do not erpect
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
FRUIT FOR AVERAGE FAMILY
Essresarins Strawberries Should Find
place IN Every Garden Whers
There 10 Space.

Plenty ~ vegetables for the table
should he the Grs, consideration OF
every home gardener. but tu!li trees
and some bush tru, should be plant
I'd. say specialists o' the tinted
states Department az Agriculture II
does not take a very large space for
growing enough frult and berries OF
the difrereu, kinds to supply the aver.
egr family
E,srhesting Ira wbcrr'ca which
were nn,.lty few years ago arr
now being planted by thousands Of
gardeners and they Should hnd
place in every garden ~ the iemperat.
region wheN space viii permit.
Strawberries. however. can - grown
Under a very side ranEe u climatic
ard soil conditions The same IA true
% the blackberry ana n" drwherry
KaSpheSr,ss ass ,hbars lE,a.tsI. - 30
distribution and viii Not withstand
the hea, ~ summer in The SAuth or
the extreme cold Of the North. Their
planting is ccntnsd alHlast entirety
70 the temperate regions the tcu'rai
and Eastern stat>s and the Facihc
Northwest Certain VARIETIES NJ The
red raspberry ths; arr pracecalv
rvrrhearfnE o- fhgr at 'er~t r-rv'urr
both 4 summer anA fail r-,p " fruit
are row being dryelaped R8spter,
ries hlatkhsFr3eS and teaherr3es 10
'ssesi '~s'ns Y@s.ut."'i s,yFng q S%s,s'@
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
NICOTINE SUlPHATE
IS LESS EXPENSIVE
busting Fcgnd Effective In Con-
.,-. tresaas Pests
trsrr%s. t.srs 10 Roach Afith osSsRary
sprays caVshs ~ Floatins oast
Settling On undsr sits Of
the Leaves.

Prepared ~ tEs rntsea statss Depart.
n2pas az AxrICagtsxSt
To Ihe S6rtust os stgfs~ III tfs III,
sect pests ~hlrh ferd GA the under
SD. II plant leaves aad 20 esrsgp the
eject ~ poison sprays. the bunSa Of
entomology. Init~d States Department
n Asricuilure, has been eetstaetlpg
:. &Ies,rlasnts alkh piea1txAs asals.b&Se. . o.
piled Ia dust fvFtn, Mixed with kAolia
90 give the poison snlk. ~ per eeat
strength nicotine .uiphats did remark.
able work Ia rontroilink melon. cab
bsge and pea aphss, onloa thfips and
western cucumber lse-tl~s Az 'Aese
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
why DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMp-ROOT

Per aany yesr druggists have watched
With much Interest the frm.rksbir record
maintained by Dr. kilmer's swamp Root,
the sr~s, kidney, liver and bladder ned.
cine
II ia physscian's prescription.
swamp REQ, IL . strengthening rDedi
cine. 1, helrs The kidnsys. liver and bad
der do the work nature intended they
should do.
t'wHHr' Rsct haas stood .ss test al seAsa
II /. sold by all druggists on ito merit
and |, should help you No other kidney
medicine has 10 many frtends
Ne sure 10 set Scamp Roe, and start
reatmen, q. onee.
However. II yca wish frs 10 test this
great preparation s~nd tim cent. 10 ~.
kslrre- 4 Co. hsneAsn,Aen. n y. fsF q
sample bottle When writing he sure and
mention this paper Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

CstArrh 10 lecAl disease greatly snep.
encsi ~ sUnststSte2si eus1st3cna II
thsrsfuge Requires censtlt2tsaaAi treat
men, HAiI.s -GATAARA- AGG.SiAE
70 tAkea IstegaaAly ana scss tAro1x h
tAs hiarc sa tho MMgous svrtae~s %
tAs system HALLS EATARR IA
MEDICINE destroys the t1unA#ssNn Il
the disease, gives the patient ssrsnsth ~
smprsstns TIE ssasfsi health ana Assasts
nature In deaHs re vera.
Al Draggssts Csrvelays fres
v. J. Chsasy a Co. rassae. ok,a.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

Teach TsSntasg. r'AfMssS rsSustNess
c< iteAiaa, Il any, w1ta CunearS osus-
EasnL thra hattie with Csssrara Ssap
snd bet wstst, kinss. dry svssiy ana
dHst 80 q httss C9siwura Tascam 20
leave fascinating fragvsnec Oh sksa-
kvv~ywh~rw &S~, savNs 4-.aassv. flsa'',fs''0'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

TssSss xspsflB -ef'y hs1fesG III sses
Package Of genuine Bs,er Tablets Of
Aspirin Then you viii he following
the Directions and dosage worked out
BY physicians during Il years. aud
proved safe By mIllions. Taks no
chanres with substitutes. II Snq ses
the Bayrf Cross on tuhie,x yeu can
take them wtthoa, fear fox Colds
Headache. Neuralgia. Rheumatism.
Esrache, Toothache. LunhHso and
for Rain. Handy tin bases AZ twelve
tablets cost few .ceats. Druggists a&aa
sell larger packages Aspirin Ia the
trade mark OF Bayer Manufacture Of
Moaoacetieaeldestsr OF Sa4ie.lleseid,-~
Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
GROWING nUSc.OisE GRAPES
SEES. Results oesatee5 by framing 10
rreiiia Using Thr~c Wires
instead o. TIVE

TIE mnseSaine crane VIII rra'aSc
-, Ne(, resfgits WAec trained - q
trpilt< Ns{9s 'h-v~a --~,s< instead ~
.we ~ Tn trairssg he -eGneh N
~ lNn.sfs Sb,ul3' ~ at leaN Eight
H. rIn' seef IN s.ar gss agia Sei tvn IN
NJ -es Post IN the g-agri The ~tr~
81 ala ~ .wo zee, ararr W gae pests.
Which >heaH - s'xIeeE tsws aps-.-
Tho vines sAcgld 10 49, a. lsaS;
;vvrty aye feef sps-, i5 ,Ne rcw
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

= 0hk<stsss tt<S2 &@A
Sgvls ard ut my
Ssanskly F~zxSis u
wxs Altsxssf "frasss'
sihic 70 keep xryxsna
AZ my WORK. Since
my last baby came
TIVE years age say
back has t,e~a wwss
sad no ESars,asa !
<xasa gaa In .Gaald
|reiisve IL and asse-
|iws rnea.ssne nd
not heln me Afften1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

insect pests are hard TO reach with
ordinary SPRAYS, hu, the floating dasi
settles upon the under side Of the
leaves as we'll as "a TN surface The
experiments show lhat much larger
Nsfesss T1sYi sar ftA,sarh Nj lssaS fiiisr ;jlse
IS required rs spraying Moreover. the
equipment necessary 20 gpyl} the dus,
IL much less EXPENSIVE tttln 8 rrrat
oalal aad it, cost oG application s.
less than nv the oilrg method II
weighs i,'~~ t1iar spray mil u more
conveniently handled !, rRn be MIXED
With arsenatr or lead or sulphur taf
usr against insects and funkous Dis
go SEES
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

Vital statistics. .shos shat thu birth
pxT1 M IL q. ~ asiya n, .astsyA!4,
Aarsellles, for the FIRST ilme In years,
the number OF births greatly EXCEED
ed The number ~ deaths Al chairn~
sur Soabe total Of births tor the year
~as GAO aud that " deaths 10 only
whereas the figures fof 1919 had been
Births, az. and deaths 81 In fou
,assss shs. Anpsey5g M hIrlh& ,eStsstlegl ~
Ills that ~ deaths something that has
mot happeued Ia ~ years From or
scasse~ satisfactory hq1ssr"' bass'- s's'''
been communicated aud at itteple the
aamber u births exceeded by 20 per
raut the number Of DEATHS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
SETTING OUT NUT TREES

NM t.sss such IS Halaas ,
hickory 'sod nak te,c'ap 8 ,iccp
fapY0ot ard ,ew lsferal feelna
rno's 3ur'aE fbeg- a~st wear
T6rf rsH8.a ordinarily ~ trans
Qlantp,' - th4 Aelh Sn snstvSs,
fully as either trV4'S So that
planting The cuts Nr Scer-,s an
the permanent ste asaAily IL I
rgws drrv7l preferable
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
Ms~

"oni II sight. ea, OK uilna
"Whof"
THE er@xy Eas Ia the nasistei c~ii.'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
TAKES CARE
OF 5 CHILDREN


Rn1h<wy, Mass IL Suffered ecatia.
usaly VIA haeksehs and Was csssss Do
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

Prohibition that prohibits might bs
termed glass stopper
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

To err Is hunsn and ~ scv's 10 iusii.
" error IL huIlaner
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

Jack isatlaatlyl - Marie. dear any.
thing yoa SAY xoes,
Marie tss.ekls l-.-.,4sess -.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
= ysud WITS ~ erstyT

I,..ts are one 81 the most important
crvns for the home gar,lru seed rau
be- planted Just as eoon as he soil {.
IN condition 70 work Wien he plants
crowd ois anuthcr in the ruW thin
ttseT9 ,st' srt,r' 'e,,Ess attrs'stas ssse.
cook thrm as cyrsus Later wh~h
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

~ wseAesBaia. keep n handy. and
ayehH lmsfatiann ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

The thchtrical dcadhcai Is both
passttl nnj present
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06
ROOT AND SALAD
CROPS IN FAVOR
Can Be Cultivated With Hard
/ T0ots ard Take Up Compare
lively Small Space.
FRESH THINGS ALL SUMMER
Specialists sGaass, Thai Paintings
De MADE Week or "a AparS to
CEtain Succession 81 Various
Kinds of Veas aoies

. a.. 4 o. H ~
Prepared by The trises states pepsr'.
arns o. Agriculture
NteFs sUr,ien ,lscs - limited plaai
root aud salad crops NJ gardea, large
y, ...4.-..4 .s.....+.--t. = ..--A.-.! i-A.---
but they are particularly adapted y
small back yar,i gartis'is Among the
root crs,pa are ridshe- beets. carrots,
pafsnlps, satisfy OF vegetable oyster,
and tufnlia. salad ef,ies include let.
turs. common " siid rr"ss danirlipn
Gos lettuce ~ roma ne. thia.Se cab.
sr. an3 others They require utvir
space, be,a asr they can be planted IN
gvas from 10 TO u inches apart and
Gu. ,lsis Nii& viz astsis> My Ssg,.
ilrnrrs aiake Oalt Jse planting " these
crops. bot the "a den specialists u
The I ulted State, Department II Agri
culture suggest hist several plAntings
OF them ~ made 4 week or 50 apart,
IA order 10 have q succession u those
vegetables
HqllS-SS ,ars,s eDss ~. 4sssS 1s"i As>&
best vegetables that eun" from the
garden IN srring They should b.
rieists'si' ~ .~Nrsy- as' i,',sS.'ls~,. Nii~Shrr
FOR market rr home use For the home
supply small amounts should be- plant.
ed ard NJ least two ~ fhyc- paintings
mRhe wIth varieties that mature al
different times.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1921-05-06

W N U. MtNp.,s. NO ,s-tsa,.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

PROFIT SHARING; PLAN
Positions open In our factory and sales
force with salaries paying from s2o 20 $40
per week: $7c0 invested in our company viii
bring you big profits: permanent connection
and every chance for advancement; money
returned II not satisfied. Suite 500, sac
Madison av.
IMPORTANT French firm representing IN
cereals seeking agency official Paris mar
ket. requires 100000 francs. Write u.
MTION. Z Ruo dcs Epinettes. Paris 17e).
Agents abstain.
FOR Saie-Ladies' and chidren's speciality
store; best business location Jamaica,
l.. T.: good opportunity. q 1913 Herald.
CARPENTER. cabinet. all kinds iobhing,
contracting and architectural work dono 20
enii. FRED BROWN. I0l u. 9Th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
INFORMATION WANTED.

RICHARD GE1EsER-Information regarding
present whereabouts OF this party desired: :
TO his advantage. Address FRANCIS II.
RICHARDS, Murray ct. New York CITY.
AlrrIE Chubby Bulger, II adopted by Z. q.
r. wire G. II. Pember. Hartford, CT, I'm
fnediately.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

SALESMAN WANTED.
rapid promotion: a man who can
find the way TO do things without
the help Of q manager and three
assistants.
A nan who gets to wori. on time IN
the morning and does full days
work every day.
A man who Is neat IN appearance and
does not sulk at an hours overtime
In emergencies.
A man who listens carefully when
he Is spoken 20 and asks only
enough questions 70 insure tho nc
curete Carrying out OF instructions.
A man who moves quickly end makes
as little noise as possible about II.
A man who looks you straight IN tho
cya and tells the truth EVERY
time.
A man who does not pity himself for
having to work.
A man wiso n clieertui. courteous to
every one and determined to make
good"
Age or lnol, OF experience does not
count. There isn't any limit, ey-
cept his own ambition. 10 the size
Of tho Job we have open for this
man.
Room 1919 F7a,iron Building.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
HELP WANTED--MALE.
MAN AT ONCE.

A large corporation has an opening
for man from 80 20 30 who IL hon
es.. clean cut, ambitious, who ia
carefully looking about 10 better hia
petition permanently. with a desire TO
be connected vita an old established,
substantial. high class business and
earn s75 a week and upward. This
position carries with II unlimited pos
s'bilities for future advancement. II
you have mado good In your present
or last position and feel you measure
up TO our qualifications call Room
30l. l6o Pearl 81.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANTED-Small loft or part OF loft for
printing purposes. below Chambers st. V
bt1 Herald. $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20

MAN, American gentleman OF intelligence
and education. wanted Immediately for
somewhat responsible position need not be
experienced in our line, but must have
good record. apply after o, Mr.. Eldridge. 81
Vast 22d So.
MEN WANTED.
Prosperity Is just around the corner: ws
have not suffered from hard times, but vs
are making provision for taking care OF tns
very largo business we expect beginning Ian
uary 2; II you want TO become q part OF
progressive organization where your futrrs
VIII be just az profitable as you want TO
mako It ask for Mr. King, room 1908. $50
Madison ev., at 45th So.
MEN-We require eersicos bright. enersAtio
men over % who ore ambitious for ad-
vanceInent and larger income. We train
them in our service work. Apply Room els.
112 West %26.
PORTER and shipping clerk. Christian,
regular employment, $50 por week. V51S
Herald. $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
SITUATIONS wANTED--MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. boolskecper. part time: long
experience; Ioc. hour. J.. o. boz l42, Exlyn.
BAKER, foreman; bread. huns. role. cakes.
g. Harmer. 96I Classon av., Brookyn
BUTLER, competent, wishes position. steady
or accommodating; references. Butler 217
BUTLER. cock. valet. all necessary quail
fications. bachelor. family. Ferguson, 2sJ
W. eSd. -------.
BUTI.HR. Dinners. luncheons.. gerved or
,eoos,d Anderson. 40 West End. River
BUTLER, French (s4), competent obiigins;
reasonable wages: references. Vcrnler, o'6
West f3fst.
BUTLER, young Korean, seeks postion, ex-
perienced; reference. s2I ". i2eih. Leo
BUTLER. Valet or useful Gsrman desires
position; references. Hartz. 1864 Sd av.
RUrLER, cook, housennan. two friends. pri-
vate family. 1881 Herald. Hernld 50.
BUTLEr, valet; willing city. country: ex-
ceilert reference: reasonable. b. 665 9Th av.
cifAUFFEUR- MECHANIC. Pierce. Simplex,
Locomobile. any car: careful driver; Amer.
lean. 81, 10 years experience, years last
pcstion Immediately. r 2i24 Herald. Her
aid 50.
cIiAUFFEUR, useful. furnace, lawns, any
work; Swede. single, neat. courteous;
years reference last employer; low wages;
city. country. 9 2231 Herald. Herald SO.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. five years expert
,ionai reference. Green. ioi ". esd. 7s7
riverside.
CTiAUFFEUR. expert mechanic. very careful
driver, II years experiences driving private
families In city; excellent references; $50
week; anywhere. p 2oii Herald, Herald so
ally useful: excellent references. NcManus.
$50 East 3s.h -.
CFArFFFsUR. useful. country, swcdc. sin-
gle. good references. II 2i4o Herald. Her
aid 90.
t,fiAIJFFEJTr, coored, age go. Phone 1Tso
Mornirgside. EVoiy. VIII como az once.
CHAUFFEUR orephysicsi crituvc Instructor.
Peter Paul Aviglano, go West 45th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-12-20
SITUATIONS WANTED-rEMALE


BooKKEEPER's assistant. capable begin
ner graduate OF business school, seeks po-
sltlon. Sadie Spring. 81 Il. 5sth at. Plaza
2pe3.
cIIAMBERMAip oS nurse; young Irish girl
Eas. I6is\ st. Melrose s4po.
CIIAMBEflSfATD-WAiT private fam
lily: references. Care Phelan. 10es PARK av.
CiIAMBERAiAID. reliable woman: work few
hours daily. Hall, 1G5 ". soth.
COMPANION. refined young woman, good
health. without encuinbrances; willing TO
travel; previous - occupation. coup ton, dressmskins;
COOK and weitrr rsg-chambcrmaid wish posl-
tons together; best reference; . years IN
last place; city or country. Write @. W.,
cooK-Norwegian, professional cook snd
butler: iuncheons. teas. dinner parties, re-
ceptiona; together separate. Schuyler 1l51.
cooK.-Colored girl as cook. other light
w. saS reafsTsnss aTon Sdso slsg eCgn'y White
COOK. competent bcst city references;
apartment only; wages $50. Telephone
Schuyler 1873.
COOK, German, experienced: good references:
IN apt. no washing sCj. X. II. 2t7 L.
COOK. serve dinners: Arnerican; good en-
efgency. Phone Cathedral $500. after
COOK, Swedish, dinners or day work: city
or country. Phone Rhinelandsr sois.
COOK. competent aiso waitress for din
nerg and lmoheons. Phone Leno1 1913.
COOK. fret class wishes position, private
family. 22s u. 56tn at. (besefnent).
COOK, competent. Protestant, temporary or
permanent. u 2l4s Herald. Herald SO.
COOK. German. meat and pastry: best ref
erencee; ss0sa0. Phone Montgomery i2T5R.
DAYS work. days q week, washing, clean
ing: please write. .42 ". Goth q
DfCTAP TAPioNE-BDipHoNE operator. exp.-
renced fsccrctariaO prefer small office
uptown: SIS. Langley. iH W. fGith st.
Phone wadswcr'h sia1
DRrSSNiANEE, parsienne. fascinating
styles, gowns. wraps; honest; try. Cosct,e,
SO w. H5th.
DRicsSaiAkER and artistic rcmodrler: an
eolutely competent; out 50; references.
Fairman, Schuyler 4T54.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US.

CLOCK, hail. mahogany. magnificentiy
carved. 1ox2is, Elliott movement, Whiting
ham and Westminster tubular chimes, with
moon phases. Telephone mornings. 0 TO Q.
Bryant 3i31
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B0ARpERs WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded In schools: city or coua.
row. room Goth. cortlandt 1884
list, 35 west-Eigh class double room
board optional. Owner, Columbus 243e.
18th sT., f64 & 1ee West (Marbury Hal).--
Most exclusive American plan hotel In New
York: one room, one room apartment;
also one room and bath; now available. Co.
lumbus $500.
10TH ST.. ia WEST. Norece Hall: delightfuI.
large rooms; steam heat. spacious parlors
and lounge; excellent meals.
Dist ST., 4s W.--Attractive, warm, sunny
rooms; excellent home meals: table guests.
CAD. ias-I30 WEST Potter Hall)-Rooms !:
reasonable; parlor dining: table guests.
piTH. 116 West-Large sunny back parlor
for two; excellent table.
98TH. 90 EAST-Neatly furnished room,
board. so; every home convenience.
SCHNEIDER.
103D Col Manhattan av.) = Large double
room. running water: excellent table; $22
sngle rooms, 81 and si2. FoUT.
Borough OF Bronx.
BEoNXwOoD Av.. 4l75 (2s2d st.) Children
wanted; good home.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
PIEEEEPONT ST., T8.--Attractive rooms
excellent table; convenient subway. Main
1i59W.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

FROM this date forward I will not longer
be responsible for debts contracted by my
wife, Cathrine Fouck.
". II. HOUCk, 4l2 West 49th.
On tho 18th day of Dec, 1921, personally
appeared II. T.. Eouck and ho signed and
ewore TO the above. CHARLES HEYMAN.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

INTERNATIONAL time recording clock.
fresh from factory not unpacked will take
ioss. JACOBSON & CO.. 2gi last ltth.