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REFUSED TO TAKE CHANCES
Fortune TeIIer's Prediction Caused
Crews Of Two Vessels to Desert
the Boats at Quebec.

From time immemorial superstit1ons
of sailors, with few exceptions, have
naturally been associated with things
of the sea, notably the belief which
marks departure from port on Friday
as a certain omen Of bad luck. st.
ElmO's fire. the bo'sun fish, whistiing
for the wind In a calm, the presence
of a priest on board ship. all these
deal with actual elements of sea life
that played a great part among such
legends. The Flying Dutchman legend
was also born of the sea likewise the
ghostly crew coming from the wreck
Of a sunken ship to haunt the crew OF
the vessel which caused their loss.
A more annoying variety Of super
stition was revealed the other day by
the action of the crews of two Amer
lean tugs who deserted their boats at
Quebec. Before these two boats left
Detroit bound for New York a fortune
teller predicted the doom Of one OF
the boats before 1t finished Its voy-
age. This prophecy so worked on the
sensibilities of the members Of the two
crews that they struck on reaching
Quebec. Old salts might sniff at such
a prophecy as this as being Of the
fresh-water brand and not worthy to
be enrolled In the ancient and honor
able company of ~deep-sea superstitions,
but the prophecy worked its evil upon
the tug owners. The loss Of their
crews made q real thing of II.
The herald., 1921-03-03
Canada Admits Htndoo Woma,

The first Hindoo woman and thu
first Hindoo boy who ever entered
Vancouver or British Columbia, Can.
ada, to make the province their home
arrived recently on the Empress of
Japan. There are thousands of Hin.
docs living In the province, engaged
in working in the woods or in operat.
ing sawmills. Some Of them have
made much money. For a long time
the government refused admission 10
Hindoo women, but recently this ban
was lifted. The new arrival was the
first woman to take advantage Of II
Her husband went to India from Van.
couver three years ago, to pay a visit
to his home. He had made money
and intended to remain In India, but
when the ban on women was lifted be
decided to return where opportunities
were greater. He brought his wife
and twelve-year-old son. The father
intends to send the boy to the publia
schools Of Vancouver.
The herald., 1921-03-03
OF CHALNETTE OIL D he
FINING COMPANY, INC.

United States Of America, State OF Lou
isiana, Parish Of Orleans: 9 1t known;
That on this 22nd day Of the month OF
January In the year Of our LORD. one
thousand, nine hundred and twensy-one
(iSai), and Of the Independencs OF the
Sred and forty.nfth; before me, watts "A.
q notary public, duly commits
sioned and Qualihed, in and for the Par-
ish Of Orleans, State of Louisiana, therein
residing. and in the presence Oh the WI
personally came and appeared the sew
eral persons whose names are hereunto
subscribed, who declared that, avaiIng
themselves Of the laws of this State fela-
tive to the organization or corporations,
by these presents covenant, agree, bind,
form n constitute themselves. az well AZ
euch persons as may hereafter join or be-
come associated with them, into q corpora.
ton or body polite In law. for the objects
and stipuistions following. to.wit:
ARTICLE 1.-The name and title Of this
corporation shall be Chalmette Oil q Re
fning Company. Inc- and under Its cor
porafe name 1t shall enjoy succession for
the fun term and period OF ninety-nins
shall have power IND authority to con
tract, sue n be sued; to accept and re-
ceive mortgages, pledges or other hypo-
thecations; to make and use q corporate
seal and the same to break and alter q
or otherwise acquire and convey, as well
as mortgage and h~ypothecate under IT.
corporate name, property both real. per
sonal and mixed: to borrow money and
make and issue bonds and other evidences
Of debt and to secur the same BY mort.
gag and otherwise; to subscribe to and
hold stock in other corporations; to &C
Quire, hold and reissue shares Of Its capt
The herald., 1921-03-03
Tells Of Web-Footed Men,

The most curious tribe, called A.
mambu, are to some extent web-foot.
ed. and the skin Of their feet is "as ten
der as blotting paper" They live
In a marsh and are SO much at home
In the water that they seem Ito stand
upright in that element without any
perceptible EFFORT" They catch ducks
by diving upder them and catching
the birds legs.
Their diet consists chiefly Of fsh,
water fowls. sage and the roots Of Wa
ter lilies. They keep pigs, swung In
cradles, underneath their houses
(which are In the water built 90 ten
foot poles). lying on their bellies with
their legs stuck through the bottom,
and feed them on fish and sage. Ths
dead are buried by being tied to Q
stake, the body secured well above
food level."-From "Some Experiences
Of a New Guinea Resident MagiS
trate," by Capt. G. A. w. Monkton.
The herald., 1921-03-03
CHARTER OF NEW ORLEANS NAT
URAL q ARTIFICIAL GAS
COMPANY.

The State Of Texas, County Of Harris.
Before me, Maurice Hirsch, a Notary Pub
lie. duly commissioned and qualified in
Texas, personally H came and appeared cared on
this Bird day Of December, 1920, the per-
sons whose names are hereunto affixed,
who, in my presence, and in the presence
Of N. Minchen and Allen b. Hannay, com-
declared that, availing themselves Of the
privileges offered by the laws Of the State
Of Louisiana, and particularly by the
terms Of Act No. 2e7 Of the General Assem-
1914, they do hereby associate themselves
as a corporation under the following arti-
ARTICLE 1.-The name of this corpora
ton is New Orleans Natural & Artificial
Gas Company.
ARTICLE 1.-THE nature Of the busi-
ness or objects or purpose proposed to be
transacted, promoted or carried on are:
(a) To produce and purchase and ac-
Quire natural and artificial gas; to pipe,
convey and transport natural gas from the
place or places where the same is pro-
duced, purchased or acquired, to such
AFFORD convenient and satisfactory markets
for the same; to lay, maintain, operate, re-
pair and remove such lines Of iron and
steel pipe as may be necessary or con-
p pontins NATURAL an PaRin q s s1tiscIaI ss ana to s5an Ias
such street mains and conduits as may e
necessary to supply gas to consumers; to
build, construct and operate such pump
stations, compressor stations, tanks, ma
chinery, gas meters, buildings Inc struc-
lures as may be necessary or convenient
In the production, transportation and sup
ply Of natural and artificial gas.
(b) To erect, purchase or otherwise ac-
quire, storage tanks and manufacturing
plants for natural and artificial gas, and
to lay In, on. over. through and under the
streets. alleys, bridges. highways and
other public ways and the squares, parks
and places Of the City Of New Orleans and
elsewhere, mains, pipes, conduits. para
phernalia. and to purchase or otherwise
acquire suficient storage tanks and a man.
ufacturing plant or plants for artificial
gas and to keep same in q working con-
dition. and other appurtenances necessary,
pertinent and convenient to vending and
delivering n to vend and deliver nat
ural gas and artificial gas for any and all
purposes whatsoever to said City Of New
Orleans or any other city, town or villa &c,
as they now exist or may hereafter exist
the Inhabitants thereof a corporations
and industries therein.
lc) To acquire, manufacture, vend and
deliver natural and artificial gas; to erect
construct, maintain, purchase, acquire
own, use and operate In, on, over, under
and through the streets, alleys, highways
bridges. public ways, places. squares and
parks Of the City Of New Orleans, or else.
where, mains, pipes, conduits, manholes
reducers, paraphernalia and all other ac,
tuncts and appurtenances necessary, per
The herald., 1921-03-03
Wood ~Preservatives.

Wood preservatives are found b
the United States forest products lab
oratory to be necessarily SOLUBLE
enough In water to produce a toxic %
tuition. though In some cases the soiu'
bflity may be as slight as one-miL
lionth. Sodium fluoride and zine
chloride are freely soluble, the creo
sotes as a whole only sparingly 20
The nontoxic oils appear to act as re-
eryoirs Of the toxic ingredients, and
m feed them out slowly to the wood
The herald., 1921-03-03
NapoIeon's Dessert Service Sold

NNpOfcVWU OVeSCFs SS''fSS OV'&
A French dessert dish Of gilt plat.
double thread and shell pattern, con
sisting Of two sugar sifters. -four
spoons, q pair Of sugar tongs, "a small
spoons, "a forks and knives with pcr
celain handles, formerly the property
Of Emperor Napoleon, and bearing the
imperial cipher Of the bee, was sold
In a London auction house not long
ago. The service was the property Of
a nobleman whose name Is not ~
vealed.-LOndon Times.
The herald., 1921-03-03
MANS
BEST ACE

A man Is as old as his organs |; he
can be as vigorous and healthy at
20 as at IS if he aids his organs in
performing their functions. Keep
your vital organs healthy with
The herald., 1921-03-03
/. COLI


The worlds standard remedy for kidney.
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles
since 1896; conscts disorders; stimulates
vital organa An druggists, three sisss.
Gssk - - esas csA Ns1al - sv~ry
- oeosDe - tn1eoaiso
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Jan. 27-Mch. 3.
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CHARTER OF THE NEW ORLEANS
HOLDING COMPANY, INC.

Feb. "a to March 81.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

SHEA-lnformation wanted of DENNIS and
JOHN SHEA, brothers, born In the parish
OF Aghabulloge, near Bandon, Cork, about
1850; emigrated 20 New York about 1870.
Address Nelson II. Tunnicliff. 81 Chambers
ST. N. Y.
SEEK information concerning the where
abouts OF Robert +. Emerson, soldier, hon
orab,y discharged from Camp Mills. \. Y,
october. 1911. 62s Herald. Herald SO.
INFORMATIoN wanted as to Bertram G. d.
Post, who in 1894 lived at 2J4 Vanderbilt
ay., Brooklyn Address CARR, 80 Broadway.
city,
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEND me names and addresses OF rheuma-
tism sufferers and you will be doing good
deed for tho cause of humanity. WILLIAM
ay.
CLAIMS or wages collected free. Working
Women's Protective Union. $50 4th av.
Free Employment Bureau. DR.. Henry ID.
Chaplin, president. Alexander NJ. Hudnus.
treasurer.
no E. Q. 1.-Communioate with G. @. X.
Matter will be arranged satisfactorily.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

! have the knack of getting inquiries b.
cause half ~ my 10 years experience la
been selling, ! started my advertising wofl
! have written considerable direct hy mar
advertising. was copy writcr fov large mRf
order house u ycarl. advertising manags,
II year,, and far last year assistant "a
sales MANAGER. huvo handled campaigns III
to SN0o.O90 Involving every med. 4m car
orrnni~rs produce nud carry AfcuMa. y.
University CumuerHa man. age @t. married
SIS weekly tesitcd. 1852 Herald, ira
ton Ht
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

PUBLIC SERVICE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Newark, N. J., May IL, 1921.
To Whom II May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that tho bascule lift
bridge of the Public Service Railroad over
Railway River, between Linden Township and
Roosevelt Borough win be closed 10 naviga-
ton IN order to make necessary repairs to
the operating machinery. from Monday. May
10, until Friday, May 20. 1921. inclusive.
PUBLIC SERVICE RAILROAD COMPANY.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

Rate for Situation Worfsd ddveTttSsrseHts
Il coo. gor nc first . iinss ard nc. eae.
cddilt0nal tlss for cae glrncs I9c foF sfs
Grst 2 lines oad gOc each odGsl.SNds itHs
Iar 3 tnscrti0ns tgith.H tcset.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


ACCOUNTANT ho0kkeeper. qualified foi
position ct trust and responsibility, Eng
lish college waH, good appearance aud Gat
dross. thoraG,.iy experienced accountant. II
veara With Brtas5- American firm. rgc0u'
retired poe .au desired with high clase con-
Germ az financial executive and coutldcntiN
man: highest reoomuLeldatlonas bond pleas
maze evening appointment. Howard. SO w
t45Lh st. Audubon 23as
ACCOUNTANT = years OF public accounting
aud varied office experience. Pace greu
uate, desires position with public accounting
firm or with private firm AZ office manaspr
accountant, Sc, age 81. Christian. jit
Herald, $50 Bway.
ACCOUNTANT VITA public Gccounting eXps
rience, desires connection win Nrn -
quirlng travelling local auditing and tax IN
yestlRation. Available May 20. II .6s Her
aid. flcraid sg.
ACCOUNTANT, rKctlrnced aud thorough.
familiar WltN costs und general accounting
methods. desires position ~ responsibility
with manufacturing company. - Herald,
tferaiH sc.
ACCOUNTANT, buokNcepGr, thorough aNt
varied experience. executive ability. - ikH
Herald. Waahingtou Neightt,
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HOSTESS. Professional dancer and dancing
teacher desires position, preferably out ~
town; long experience, exceptional person
ality: just closing season lF0dirg hotel. CnH
sohuyltr 4osi, any day before noon.
LADY (ousiness) desires position supervisor
office, apartments. Answer Experienced,
f4as 8d Az.
lady, refined. experienced. would take
snees n 1902 Herald. washington Hrghr.
MASAGEREss HOT sEKEEPEn, resort
hotel tear0on experience pscclleut caterer
aud buyer; salary commission, X l6-d
Herald. Brooklyn.
MAasEUsEi medical license 1895. refiueG,
cOlored uervousncasj ladies' residences
Smith. Arornlngslde 2a5N,
MAssEUsE (ooioredl license 1s0pt, derire1
few mote lady patients NcDONNGlL,
Audubon $500.
MAsEEUsE- NURSE. roea 10 your home f.
license s7lto. 2ti West ioath,
NATION wants position; three years sN-
perience Call 0ifQ itlverside.
vtrRsE-By competent infants nurse. posi-
ton 20 care for one child, understand tot
tRrrA with New York family excellent refor-
rNce. Apply room Z. "a floor, ~ W. aSd st.,
New York
0FriGE assistant woman. moderete sal-
Rry. laf Herald. heraid -
sFcRInARY. EINNOGnAPtiEU. CouNE-
sr0NnENT: rtVr YEARS ENprpl-
ENCE Al CAGErfCATlONs. s tiI HER
AID. tiERhlp 80.
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fATENTs.-Ssnd for free booklet. Highest
references. Beet results. Prornptness a..
sured. WATSON r. COLEMAN, Patent
Lawyer. ga r ST. Washington. -. c.
PATENTS PROCURED TRADE MARKS
REGISTERED. A comprehensive. expert
enced. prompt service for the protection and
development of your idea. Full information,
advice and form ITO Record Your Inven-
ton free on request, RICHARD Il. OWEN,
H-22I8 Woolworth Bldg. Phone Barclay 1894.
PATENTS. tfademarks. designs; best work
lowest prices; consultation free; 80 years
experience. Call or send for book EDGAR
TATE Co. 245 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

ADVERTISING manager of eoniuaN.
dolnr OIL annual business Of several ml''ict
6otlara due " radical change ip sales pni
icy. seeks new counertion in nimtAr ca
paclty or wlth recognized Rdvertisng agency
Dor 1--WE years he has prepared au tEna'
pannr ana direct ny mail work l{c knows rrt
engraving printing and how 20 conduct ~
advertising depR Rrimcnt lie presents tech
nical tubiect with force ana clcaruesn. 40
III Graduate CM. A. dagresl from leadlni
university Address OF Herald.
BANK MEsSrNcEU middle aged hest =
references. married. fearless. desires post
ton at ouco, Is if1t Herald. Broot}N
BO0EitM HpIU'A assistant Uad siruogra
nhur. young wau. graduate of tdelners
school, desires Wustfi0n. Maurice TanEor, w
E 5Sth Ht flasa &nNl.
HOuKKEErttN Accountant. thUrouEhly eN
periructHi tu1 therwes prepare profit art
1sa nud financial statements. T. Herald
Herald fg.
gOY. III yva D18. WILLING ~ enrn ttads
~ peSker, &l Gonaeas av. t'u7llfE.
nCTLrh,-Jhpane9s college man, wisha
position ~ butler, IN small country hons<
experience and reference. E Herald. E<s
aid 81,
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


AbScLuIELs h,snest prices psld
AARONS Second Hand Depa rsnnert
Store, sos 9Th av.t Phone Bryant ara.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


COMPANION GoVERGEss- -sEcRErARY.-
Refined Paris.Rn young LADY, experienced
oongenial; expert stenographer, fiHo hand
writing. seelts engagement; would travel:
highest references. N 2eJ Herald, Herald 90.
COMPANION, adult Or children; capable
refined American woman; good reader and
correspondent: highest reference; country
preferred during summer. Il 1892 Herald,
Brooklyn.
CoMPANIoN. able. cultivated refined
wishes 20 travel and be right hand to lady;
experience IN housekeeping. practical nurs-
ing, nervous aud mental cases; Doctors ref
erences. \ Herald. Hersld 50
COMPANION. Young lady wishes position
as companion 20 young girl or elderly LADY
city or country. Box 4 1sT Herald, $50
Broadway.
CoMPANIoN-Iefined congenlei, educated
here or would go abroad; willing help with
children. $ liz Herald, Herald 50.
COMPANION or governess 10 children, July
and August, by refined. capable. normal
school student, at summer resort; refer
ences. NJ. ~ south at, Fitehburs, Mass
CNPANIoN. secretary, French: travel
abroad professional singer, tutor lan-
guage and voice: highest references, New
York. Paris. N 23o Herald, Herald 81
COMPANION TO lady: cultured woman;
highest references. $ i65 Herald, Her
AID 50.
C09iPANION-Coiiege student desires post
tion during June 10 September Jewish
family preferred. Box 2o4. 30i3 30 ev.
COMPANION to lady. or goyerness. French
(Parisian) wishes position; fine sewing.
personal references. Vernier, 20 West s6th
COMPANION Refined French lady as COM
panion or governess; excellent references.
Rhinelanfer Clio.
made, hung, sllpcovsrs; 81 daily. S 10
Herald. Herald su.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
Maids. SO.

IADY's maid wishes 10 60 20 Europe Or
travel elsewhere; cxpeTioncN ana tyIst-
worthy, knowing Thoroughly ~ iae uutlesi
esrellent traveller, packer, hsirdreaR n. inanl
curei speaks sevsral Language Ulshest c,tY
references ana passport. llS hsth4u'
Herald square. .---
IApY's MAID LADY wishes to place her
French maid with family gaiuE to Europa !
competent packer and traveller lonE ".
perience and excellent references. Hotel
Amhassedor, Room 1920 -------.-
LADY'S maid, nsa. young woman, thoronen-
ly experienced. senmstresH. dreHsinsksr'
heirdresser. packer, Christian famlyi hisn-
eAt ryferencee, city. country. write inter-
view l.. NJ, s7s 30 Az. -..
LADY's maid. speaks French and Italians
long city reference: neat, wIliuEi gooa
sesmstrese md packer. ladv living ~ hotei
preferred. NJ. n. IT, AT. e6th st.' cl4..
LADY'S MAtD--visiting w day seam
stress, darner. packer. wardrobe taktn
care city references. Saudra, bie W. @5th
81, New York.
LADY'H maid, aress. hair, uuke summer
dresses, press ladies'. Eentlemcns clothes'
light chaniherwnrk: personal reference ~
VI, 20T East list .
LADY wishes positions for three excellent
maid. dlsangagod June 1. CAL FOR two
LApYS maid wishes position very .eompe-
tent GOOD sewer; host personal feferenee'
J i4SS Heralds Hnrisua~
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Cliambermaids, &c,

CIIAMDERMAID and waitress, 2 white girls.
rcfilHd, want positions together or sep
erately. small family; country for GUNNER;
viii take position end of tile month, good
refereacos. Call or write 3o2 West SIth st.
Apt. "a.
CiIAMBEItsiAID, sewing. settled Englsh
psrsen, capable. educated, hospital train
Ing IN small adult family; small remunera.
tion, good home; little deaf, cannot tells
phone references. y ~ Herald, Herald so.
CHAMBEHNArD-wAITR wishes
to place her ohambsrfnaid and waitress for
tho summer; preferably from Juno TO
October /. Cali or phone before ii on Mon
day. Mrs. Townsend, 23o w. T6th. $3.50 Col
CfIAMBERw0RK, by day or week; middle
aged American woman; light work. neat
sewing. willing and obiging. Address by
letter only. Miss Murray. 800 w. 2lst ST.,
CIIAMpEItMAfD-Irish airi wishes position
es ohambermaid in private family; ex-
perience and reference. Call Monday, be-
tween Q and IL Mitchell, care Armstrong,
II w. to0th.
CIfAMBERMkrD, ilgh. coiored sirl. wishes
with child. io1 W. 1soth. bloomfield. care
Hanson.
CffAMfiInnik iktD-srAMsTRE capable. re-
fined woman, pho IL drnssmak0r, expert
pam rsnsy sswsr ,n aispss ssstnm II s. ses
cTfKMpEeMAIfS wAITRESB, apartments
city preferred still employed family
| breaking UP. Write SEQ Park av.. apt. 5,
| east.
CiTAsiBFlMATD-W -WAfTREss willing. re-
fined sir ss'n, position ,,, IN snail family
tence. Mason. 500 Columbus av.
| CHAMBERMAfD, young French woman,
sreaidng little Englieh, Wishes position, pri-
yate family; sicep out; good references; let
ters only. Mrs. peton. les W. 13oth e..
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

@1@'~'-1>"9'-
FOR Saie-OI paintings OF bright
country scenery. suitable as decora-
tions for refined and artistic resi-
dance; front rooms. Powell Galleries,
III w. 51th st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
ooNsxIt the Situation Vented Advertise
@s~ss IN The HeraId. Give these eatsrprSssao
sepliodnts q ckcnce
PATENT ATTORNEYS.


PATENTS.
WHiTE for free illustrated Guido Book and
EStDESCE OF CONCEPTION BLANK.
Send model Of sketch and description Of tn
vention for our opinion OF patentable nature
Iree; hlGHESF HEFERENCES: PROMPT
SERVICE: REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR y. EVANS 4 co.
Ncw York office, 1908 woolworth Building.
Phone Barclay GsTi.
Main office. s5i 9th, Washington, ID. @.
PATENTS.
WRITE for free illustrated Guide Book
ana EVIDENCE Of CONCEPTION BLANK
Send model of sketch and description of in
vtnuon for our opinion OF patentable nature
Irse: H1GHEST REFERENCES. PROMPT
SERVICE. REASONABLE TERMS.
:. VICTOR j. EVANS & CO.,
New York Office. 1908 Wooiworth Building
Phone Barclay 6411.,
Main office, 654 9th. Washington, d. @.
PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS.
FGTII2RSrONHAuGH COMPANY,
the old established firm. 2l7 Broadway, New
York: tel. Barclay 62c9; also washingtos
and Canada. Home and foreign pract!ce.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

OafPANrOS. .TrTOR. SECRETARY. capn-
biz. exrerieuoed. e0ngeniai; much evolied /.
xAapuent. lady - family. 10 travel pre-
ferrrd highest references. "a Herald
Herald "a.
finnment desires position M companion 10
motherieas child or ! person, willing 10
travel: desire real home; capable of assume
Ing charge of same. s. i02 Herald. Her
AID "a. -. 5.
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HoUsEw0RKER-FInn months in
country good references from last posi-
tion. Cail or write J. r., care Anderson,
IFS rsst fifth ~.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15
General Housework. &c.

HOTSETORRERS, chanbermaidp, waitress
nurses bathmalds. cooks. couples city,
country; Al references. Carney's Agency,
i& w. i45th. Audubon 1856.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

ROrSEW ORiSSR, reliable colored girl, good
cook; small family: references. city
country. Write or call, Miss N. jackson,
q4l w Spth st
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.nrrrrlelNn MANAnrn

ACCOUNTANT, bu0kNceper, thorough aMt
varied experience. executive ability ~ ikE
Herald. Washington lieights,
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

CHAAIBEEMATD and waitress; girl wishes
position private family, or elambermaid
IN hotel or homework in small family. iioi
sd ay., De silva
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

HOuSEIy0nlSBR, general, end ol May, citl
or countrv summer reference. Elorencs
Wilson a9l w. T1th IT..
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-EEMALE.


STESoGRApHER, capable beginner. grad
uate Of business school, desires position
Catherine Dunn. 81 East osth 81 Pla1a 2994
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

HOUsEWORiSER.--W oman, all alone, wants
position kitchepniaid Or general house,
workar IN private family; country preferred.
s2T East 4ist st., basement.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

COMPANION, SECRETARY, TUTOR.
al subjects, young college graduate,
experienced traveller. knows Europe,
offers servfoes on tour abroad IN ~
change for expenses and small com
pensation. excellent references. Call
Msa Decker. Thursday. az Smiths
club Stuy. SOFA
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

HOuSEN CRKER, experienced. German, re-
spectacle woman. wishes a few days
work; private family; 81 day and car faro.
Alrs. Y. Nnrtx, 2t0 fast saih So.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

COOK, excellent, wishes position In family
OF adults; would prefer In New Rochelle
all year round, or city and country; best
references; wages $50 TO ss5. can 81 u,
AIss
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

HOUEFW OTlIER, rart tlnle wanted refined
colorcd girl Cherry, care Yates, 2l4S
Tth av.
The New York herald., 1921-05-15

= Experienced. thorough
knowledge bookkeeping; s25-S2s. l40