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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14

En- estos iltimos dfas ACADIA de apa-
recer en- Paris, un librQ: las memo
rias del general Marriott, que fue ayu-
dante de campo dc varios mariScales
napoleonicos: A. G. Bianchi. hojean
do dicha obra, ha entresacado de sus
paginas, un. episodio que publica el
peri0dico ~Marzocco''. Este sucedido no
carece de actualidad v riene a pro-
bar una yez mas, Ia especial psicolo-
gia del pueblo ruso. Dice. en- fin. el sc
neral Marriott, hacienda la cr6nica de
la primera guerra con Russia, que ha-
biendo sidO enviado reconocer el te-
rreno, distingui6 una noche. un re
gimiento en- la neblina. pero que no
supo 81 era rusO frances. Para con-
vencerse asf como Sc vio solo diez
pasos de los soldados mas cercanoS,
orden6 a sus tropas que hiciesen fue-
go. Y sucedi6 algo extranfsimO enton-
ces: ninguno de los soldados del gru-
po contrario, respondi0 al fpego: min
gllno de los soldados hizo ell menor
movimiehto. Al ataque de que era OBJ
jeto, ell regimiento perInaneci0 en- ac-
titud absolutamente -pasiva. sC6mo
explicar este hecho ins0lito. Esta es
la explicaci6n: aquel regimiento era
'efectivamente russo. Habfa perdido el
camino. sus jefes habfan dado or
den a los soldados, de no hablar, nj
hacer ruido. nj contestar al fuego, 81
eran atacados. confiando en- que esca-
parfan de les franceses, en- Ia cbscu-
ridad de IL noche. En- case necesario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
Al NARCEN De hAsV|DA ! De
IA HISTORIA

La larGa aconfa del Alraide &c Cork
la dejadu sin rcsOlyer muchos pro
blemas relatives al ayuno..y para eS
clarecer estas obscuridadcs algunos
inedicos on diferenteS pafseS. sc han
sujetado al mismO suplicio de Nc
Swiney. Entire ellos tigura la docto-
resa pOlac;L LipiuSka. Il Quien Il
Temps hi entreviStado. f. una va
liente pr0pagadora del ayuno. por cX-
periencia propia Y observation cn al
gunos clienteS suyos, Y juzga que es
uno de los recurSOs mas elicaceS en-
varias Intermediates cuyo oriSer eS
algin vicio de nutrici6n. FL liltimo
experinento 10 hizo consigo misma la
doctOresa polaca. en- 81 Hospital de
CheSlam, T.Ondres, absteniend0se no
solo de tomar alimentos sinO bebidas.
Sc sujet0 un tratamiento de lava
dos intestinales de bailoS para eli
minar las toXinas que Sc forman en- el
0rganiSmo. aun en- el ayuno. Treinta
dias resisti6 sin experimental ningu-
ma senSaci0n penosa. PaSado este
| tempe, comenZ0 beber. pero mantu-
vo la dieta de alimentoS. este. Sc
gun dice ella, Gambia por complete las
condicioneS del que ayuna. He aqui
las diferenciaS: mientraS durante el
primer peliodo, Sc VIC Ell el case de
reducir sus movimicntos al mfnimo, Y
suS facuItades intelectualcS, especial
mente las mnem6nicas. estaban tan
debilitadaS, que Ie parecia "eStar vi
yiendo como una planta", cuanGo CO.
memo Il bebcr. pudo +rabajaE dos o
tres horaS al dia. Y Su mente Y sus
sentidoS eStaban como eyaltadoS. FL
$40. dia de ayuno, pudo caminar sic
tie Kilometres. En- suma. Ia doctoresa
llega a esta. conclusion: cuando So pro
cura juntO con el ayuno, la elimina-
ci6n de las toXinas, va sea bebiendo,
va con banos. "a con lavativas, el ayu
hador puede resistir lrggufsimo item
po. de manera que 81 el Alcalde de
Cork mnri6, so Sc debe al ayuno, sino
efectos de. los mismos alimentoS que
lie hacian absorher por Was inadecua-
das, de las metlicinas que lie inyec-
taban: unos Y. otras no fueron sino
yerdaderos yenenos para su organis-
mo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14

Los estudios y la organization de
la expedition promovida por Ia Real
Sociedad Geogrlfica Britannica, para
el rscalamiento del Monte Everest. el
mas alto de Ia tierra. contnlian con
toda diligencia. Desde un punto de
vista eminentemente alpufslico. dice
el Times. eSta empreSa no Ofrece
grandeS ditieultades. a juzgar IOY Ia
que revelan las telefotograffas que Sc
han hecho: efcctivamente hay luga-
res eScalables. pero la diticultad ma
yor recide en- otra cosa. V es csta:, la
poSibilidad para los miembros de In
expedition. de vivir por largo tempe
en- aqsellas alturas vertiginosas en-
donde el oXigeno es tan escaso. ST.
calcula que en- la Gina del Everest, q
hombre tiene que cenformarse con un
tercio del oxigeno, que en- otros lugi.
res Sc encuentra. Esto trae por con-
siguiente, 81 no la. muerte, 81 una gran
fatiSa que hace dificil impossible to-
da clase de trabajos. Asi pues, va. Il
ser precise que la mayor parte.de los
hombreS de la eXpedici6n. 10 coilstitu-
yam habitanteS del altiplano de Pit
mir va acostlmbrados enormes al
! turas. Sc calcula que cada uno de
eStos montaleses tiene un promedio
/ de : millones de gl0bulos' rojOs por
centimetro ctibico contra ull. prone
1 dio de cinco milloneS por igual me-
dida, en- los hombres que habitan las
tierras sobre el niyel del mar Es la
obra compensadora de la naturaleza:
falta de oxfgeno en- el aire. aumen.,
tan los captadores de oxfgeno, que
son los gl6bulos roios de manera que
los tejidos Sc oXigenan siempre en- la
medida necesaria' Los miemDros eu-
ropeos de la expedition. teHdrdn que
aclimatarse preyiamente, como va 10
hizo una vez el Duque de los Abr1l-
Zzos, que hizo el record de altura.
llegando hasta la Gina de un pico del
Karakoram, que mitle 5000 metres. Sc
cree que con la debida graduation. la
expedition que Sc prepara podra esca-
Jar el millaI de metros con que el
Everest supera al Karakoram.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14

PLAcAs, MsiGNLAs. BoroNEs.
se doran plateau.
The Porto Rico KleeisspIatins
Co. Ine-
LAas -. lslss. iosi.
San luan, Z. r
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14
, Gel VESUBIO"

Participo a mi numerosa clientele
que nuevamente me encuensro al fren-
tie de este acreditado Restaurant. dom
de encontraran un esmerado servicio
la carta. Sc admitcn ab0nadas J
nunca faltan los sabrosos ''Spagaetti'..
Vicente Rinaldi. Allen 20, San Juan.
Telsfono S9S. Adrt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-14

los heridos debian caer sin prOferir
III lamento". "Esta orden. dice el
general Marriott que solo eI ejercito
russo rs capaz. de seguir\al pie de la
letra. .fiIe obedecida en t6das sus par
ties. Al hacer fuego nosotros. el silen-
cin mas absolute respondi0: nj un
grito. nj un quejido nj un murmu-
llo'. y cuando los soldados france
ses entraron en el pueblo de Golonin.
10 encontraron leno de soldados rrl-
SOS moribundoS. V de heridos. Y hi
ALI Sc ola una queja. porque estaba
prohibido. "Se llubiera dicho: que
aquella noche disparamos contra fan
tasmas vanos, contra sombras impre-
cisas''.. concluye diciendo el general
Marriott.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MEN

II is said opportunity knocks hut
once" Between the hours OF . and
and I:15 and $50 I will consider
applications Of 10 men, ages - to 30.
who are not satisfied with their pres
ent employment and who are honest
and ambitious and have desire to cut
loose from the weeidy pay envelope. To
the en- selected practical course IN
salesmanship VIII be given free of
charge, and those qualifying will I'm
mediately be given position with a
sales organization employing over
1900 statesmen and an opportunity to
earn from $1,000 to $4,000 annually
and practically unlimited opportunity
for advancement. This course viii Ia
no way conflict with your present en-
ployment, as the instructions will be
given in the evening. Call 225 9th av..
room 1017.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

A business house OF national repu-
tation requires a young man who
has personality. education and a
good record, preferably one famil-
lar with office routine and accus-
toned TO meeting people. 10 qualify
for Its selling organization.
This business was established
and reached its present place by
hard, consistent and patient effort.
You may expect your success with
us to be reached by the same
process.
To consider yourself an applicant
give us briefly by letter tile follow
Ing information: Age, nationality.
religion. education, married or sim
gle. experience for last five years.
present salary and salary expected.
Address @. +. p, Box 3i6. City
Hall r. O.. N. Y. c.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ANY one having any knowledge OF the busi-
ness affairs of Miss Mary u. Justice, who
died In Phoenix, January Il. 1920, will confer
n favor upon her heirs by communicating
with her sister. Miss Deborah u. Justice,
545 Washington ST., Camden, N. J.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 800, corner 104ti Mil
lionaires mansion rcmodclled. now family
hotel: elevator; every room bath and tele-
phone: hotel service; refined Hebrew sur
roundings: Hungarian chef.
3erH ST., 20 E.-Large room, private bath.
I'd floor, southern exposure.
It'd ST.. 255 West.-Large double room and
single room.
SID ST., 327 W-Exceptional room, twin
ences.
SGD, 124 W.-Spacious parlors. lounge; steam
heat; rooms, single. en- suite.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

siTH, 30 W., second floor backbone unfur-
nished room, with kitchenetto: private
bath; all conveniences. house well kept.
9JTH. 123 East.--Two newly decorated
rooms; conveniencesi electricity. Lenox
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
NEW YORK, COUNTY or KINGS-ADA G.
FISHER, Plaintiff, against II. WENDELL
BRAXTON and REBECCA BRAXTON, his
wife, j. HOWARD BRA%TON and BELNA
BRAXTON, his wife. ANNA u. BRAVTON,
individually and as sole Executrix OF the
Last VIII and Testament Of Russell II.
Braxton, deceased, EDITH A.. FORD and
ALICE Il. JOHNSON and THEOPHILUS. 1.
FISHER. Defendants. Supplemental Sum
mons.
AND EACH AND EVERY OF THEM
You are hereby summoned TO answer the
complaint In this action and to serve copy
OF your answer on the plaintiffs attorney
within twenty days after the service OF this
summons, exclusive OF the day OF service,
and in case of your failure to appear, or
answer Judgment viii be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated. December 18th. 1920.
CHARLES j. RYAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
No 2iJ Montague Street,
Brooklyn, New York.
j.. HOWARD BRAXToN and BEr.vA
BRAXTON. his wife, DEFENDANTS.
The foregoing supplemental summons II
serSsd oSsr gPop !, o osEP
ono OF the Justices OF the supreme Court,
Kings County. dated the 9Th day OF January.
1921. and filed with the complaint. In the
tflco OF the Clerk OF the County OF Kings.
at the Hall OF Records. In the Borough Of
Brooklyn. County OF Kings. City and State
OF New York.
Dated, January 9th, 1921.
Yours, ETC.,
CHARLES J. RYAN,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and Post Office Address,
No. 215 Montague street,
Brooklyn. New York.
Heinrich w +. Schulz, Jr., ct al. ExecuL
tors. W. John Fabricius. ORDER OF
STATE or CONNECTICUT. FAIRFIELD
COUNTY, COURT or COMMON PLEAS, ss. !:
January ilth. a. u. 1921.
Upon the complaint of the said Heinrich
w. r. Schulz. .fr., et AL. Executors. praying
for reasons therein set forth, foreclosure
OF mortgage now pending before thls
Court. having been returned thereto on the
first Tuesday Of January. 1921.
II appea ring 90 and being found by this
Court that John Fabricius. tho yaid de-
fendant is absent from this State and gone
TO parts unknown, and that notice OF the
pendency Of the complaint was given as re-
quired BY order OF notice heretofore Issued.
and now the Plaintiffs ask for further
order OF notice In the prcmhos.
THEREFORE, ORDERED. That notice OF
the pendency OF said complaint be given by
publishing this order IN the New York
Herald. newspaper printed In New York
CITY once q week for two weeks success
sively. commencing on OF before the 22nd
day Of January. a. ~, 1921
SIDNEY n. LOCKWOOD.
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas
for Fairfield county
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. en-
tered into on the 5th day OF October, 1920.
by and between JOHN WANAMAtSER,
NEW YORK. and MI. A. T.. ALLAN Az
IELiUS, viii sell on the eth day OF
February. 1921. az ten o'clock In the fore
noon, IN the furniture department OF John
WanaSnakcr New York. In the City, County
and State OF New York, 1 walnut suite, I
table. I chiffonier. chair, mahogany
lamp. lamp. rose shade. wilton rug.
rs provided by Sections eo and 60 Of the
Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. dENDERrNo. Auetionssrs
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HELP WANTED-.FEMALE.

BUYERS WANTED.
Mr.. Goldenbcrg OF Washington, u. c., will
be pleased TO grant personal interviews to
prospective buyers, New York office 205 9Th
av.. for millinery and also for ladies' neck
wear. laces and glove departments.
COOK. laundress and to make herself gem
orally useful for one gentleman: no lunches
OF breakfast must have n bright disposition.
also competent; short hours; good position
for right party: other servants kept. Apply
between 0;30 and 12 to-day and Monday,
top floor ~ w. sd 81.
COOK--Two women friends or sisters who
wish 10 leave city 10 do cooking. house
work and nursing for family of two and two
year-old baby; splendid home and good
wages. Call Saturday or Sunday morning,
10 o'clock. room T51. Waldorf-Astoria.
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AN OPEN LETTE
Dear Madam:
Are you experiencing difficulty in
getting the right kind OF help? II 20.
we respectfully invite you 10 our
agency. IN order TO look over our Sc
lection of domestic help.
A letter or telephone call to us VIII
put you in touch with the right kind
OF domcstics and at the prevailing
scale or wages.
We specialize In cooks. chamber
maids, houreworkers, chlldrens nurses
and couples, such as cook and
butler. &C.
Give us trial and we Will demon
strate our ability OF putting you In
contact with the best domcstics.
Respectfully yours.
(Signed) ANDREW LAzhRE.
LAzARE's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East T2d Street.
New York city.
Established 1919.
Telephone Rhineiandcr ioif.
r. s.-This agency has no connection
with any other agency In this or
any other neighborhood. and when
you call watch for the number, zoo
East T2d st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

-.>-~-~~~~~~~~o~oo~ ~~->~~~.----~~S~~~->~
West Side.
i09TH. 304 west.-Iust opened; newly fur
nished, modern, private house: near River
side Drive; large, small rooms; reasonable
rent
i23n. 527 W.-Comfortable rooms. every con-
vcnience; SO, 81, $3.50 MCNAMARA.
12frII. 537 West (Broadway). Large. at
:ractNe, well heated. sunny parlor ana
bedroom piano; Kitchen privileges; SO; an
other room. IS; elevator. phone. Apt a.
1g5TIi, 400 W--Parlor. two adjoining bed
rooms; independent; running water; ele-
,ator; gentlemen. KtIssELL. Aud. 1910.
10th, 5e2 w.--Attractive accommodation
in owners residence. Audubon 3102.
f5sTH. al West.--For two: one flight up; ;
all convenience. ATWOOD.
10Th. 575 W.-Large, comfortable room.
with running water; corner B'way. Apt. 80;
18TH t220 wndsworth av.. Apt 2o6l-
Splendid room; good home; desirable
100TH. 1O4 W.-Outside. sunny room, next
to bath; all convenineces; gentleman only.
Telephone Fordham ss6l. apt. 2.
Borough OF Bronx.
elevator apartment. couple or single man.
Art. 81. Phone Melrose 1850.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
HEiGHTs-NEAR BOROUGH HALL SUBS.
Private home; large front room; nicely
furnished private bath; twin beds; gentle
men Of refinement. Phone Main 1912.
LEFFERTS PLACE, 204-Comfortable room.
running water Phone Prospect 3O59.
MADISON ST., $50, near Lewis av.-Light,
warm back parlor in private house; ele-
gantly furnished; running water. electric
light; large enough for two 80: breakfast
optional
WILLoUGHBY Az, 1870. near washington
av.-Private family has large, well fur
ilished front room, adjoining bath; electric
iiy, heat; all conveniences: suitable for two.
Telephone Prospect 6D16.
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statesmen

statesmen
LIC UTILITY BONDS ON A COM
MISSION BASIS. CALL ROOM
3. 40 WALL ST.
The New York herald., 1921-01-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


ACTIVE, man, with $4,000. for automobile
business; this proposition is worth investi-
P. NJ. Mr. CAssEL. Shore Road 4s7W.
CONSULT me before you incorporate your
business: have broader plan. better protec-
ton: tax exempt. HAIGHr. 715. 165 B'way;
CORPORATIONS organized and financed
advice on business matters. BUSINESS
sERNlCE CO., Id 4th av. Stuyvesant 69s2
Do you need a Representatives in Washing
ton. ID. c.? Our well established offices
and organization are at your service. Com
| mun!cate with THE w. +. OGLE CO., INC.
third floor Munsey Bldg, Washington. ID. G..
DENTAL office for sale. well established.
beautifully equipped, In a leading Long
Island town; going into business. will sac
FOR Sale or For Rent-Hotel situated in
suburban village: SO rooms: fully equipped.
including two bowling alleys, barroom.
dining room. card room and Wurlitzer Player
Orchestra; finely located; now in operation
years IN order to terminate estate and dis
pose OF interests; terms very reasonable
at long established stand. Apply box Y. 52o
Herald. Herald SO.
FOR Sale-A going business; modern steam
bakery. including buildings, garage. trucks,
stroudsburg. Pa; annual business about
800 900; can easily be increased; operated
usr pce
LIZ BAR LHoMMEDIEU, 55S Main ST.,
Strbudsburg. Pa.
GARAGE.-Would like to meet party with
g., 900 10 join me In automobile taxi garage
business. draws $50 weekly and half profits
of business will sell; experience not
necessary. Call s74 Fulton St, Brooklyn.
WANTED-Live distributor for two fast
selling products marketed through grocery,
confectionery and drug stores; must hire and
train salesmen and carry small stock; live
man will be given newspaper advertising,
store advertising material, samples and every
assistance from home office. Apply with
full particulars 70 age, experience. &C., TO
THE SELLING SERVICE CORP, GAS Equit-
able Bldg. Baltimore. Md.
WANTED-Discuss business proposition with
parties with some capital Address PROP
OSITION, p. Q. box 1852. Savannah, Ga, or
r. o. box 95, Tampa. Fla.
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AUTOMOBILE .owNERs-ATTENTIoNi
Take advantage
OF present low prices.
1870 go 6IpsMoBILE.
CONDITION GUARANTEED.
Immediate delivery or will store
free OF charge until spring.
Also number OF used cars OF various
sHS %dss s CO. ss1Sni o" sso5NpN RsySsI pSoe'
NEAR WMhshiNGToN Ave-.
APPERsoN 8, late 1920 touring, ! passen-
ger; perfect condition; good rubber; all &C,
cessorics: reasonable. demonstration. Call
1913 9th av., B'klyn, Phone Sunset l0ls.
BUICK Z passenger. 1919. six cord shoes;
guaranteed good condition; s975; selling ac-
count partner. Jerome 21i0. for appointment.
BUICK touring. late model, mechanically
perfect. like new. 500 Phone Aud. 1885.
CHALMERS 1918 touring car. $3.50; chsl,
mers 1917 touring car. ss5o HUDSON
MOTOR CAR CO., 2s6 w. eeth st.
CHEVROLET Baby Grand touring. electric
ssTs. Har'er or.nsMoBtfE naa co, ISL s coneourse
Fordham 4o52.
CUNNINGHAM 1920 SIX passenger; driven
10000 milesi IN perfect condition; can be
seen by appointment. Tel. Vanderbilt 14O6
DODGE sedan, 1918: excellent condition.
HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO., 236 w. 5eth st
EASY WAY TO SELL YOUR CAR.
Van Tassel Kesrney.s Sales Ring !es-
tablshed 1850. l2e-i2s East 18th St, has has
sale and purchase Of second hand automo-
biies. passenger and commercial. by auction.
Least troublesome and quickest medium ,,,or ,or
buyers than cars a. rule, SO list yours
now. Auction Of autos every Tuesday and
Friday at noon. Telephone Stuyvesant bs5.
EMERGENCY car, 6-4s, Pierce Arrow, fully
equipped: new rubber, good paint. seo Van
Buren, rt., BROOKLYN. Bushwlck 33lo. -.
ESSEX TOURING cars, roadstcrs and sedans; ;
many ovcrhaued ard refinishcd Ike new
rcs. Sioo upYHrrq rnsoN my MOTOR ,ST cSR CO. @
1sa Vert 5ath 81. ------
tsefsx sedan, brand now. only driven 800
miles; will sacrifice TO cash buyer. Tele-
thonc Circle 0iG2. ---.
ESSEN sedan, ip2O; Al condition. W. d.
MARSHALL. Morristowr. ~ j.
FoRD touring, late 1919. special built body.
scif-starter. $3.50 extras; sieo. Prospect
aaTG
FoRps, 1921 models; special monthly pay
ments during thrift Week" Telephone
Mr., sTEwARff cortiandt 3sss. II 10 I.
FORD touring, 1917 model good condition.
price $3.50 PETER STEPHENS. 2302 coney
Island av., B'klyn. Phone Coney leland 3UIb.
ron sAIE--seven passenger Kissel sedan,
Al condition, including summer top and
extras n. w FTSCHLEfN, 32s Av. l.,
Brooklyn. Phone 1892 Wildwood.
FOR sALE-Cadillao suburban Limousine
1919; excellent mechanical condition. Tel
Mornnrsldc 1880.
FRANKLIN 1915 touring, s1a5. HUDSON
MOTOR CAR 60. 216 w NTH st.
ukVsEs ini5. 8 LAfxain agDO. HUDSON
MOTOR CAR co. 2gG West 5ath ~.
HUDSON motor cars. all styles closed cars;
specially priced ri this time 20 move ~
once, beat assortment and fairest prices: all
ca rs demonstrated. HUDSON MOTOR CAR
Co, 2s6 West 39th Al,
LEXINGTON roadster, late model, perfect
condition, many extras, 1915. 102 w, i44th,
LOCoMoBILE 5s coupe, mileage 6.600; new
cords. w. 10. MARSHALL, Mofristown, M.
MARMoN. ia20i 1900 miies bargain. W. d.
MARSHALL, Moffistcwn. N. y.
MITCHEf.L coupe, $3.50. HUDSON MOTOR
GAR CO.. 2se w. ssth 81
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sALESMEN--Write or call for list OF lines
and full particulars: earn 50 500 to $40 600
yearly; big demand for men: inexperienced
OF experienced. city travelling. Natl
Se!csmen's 1r. Assn, Csc Gambler Bldg,
New York city.
VALET-N NURSE for young gentleman: lame;
assist butler when necessary: eomfortabls
room. leisure In afternoon salary $50: per-
sonal references required. +. O. box 696.
Woodmere.
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PURCHASE AND ExCHANGE.

pay 25eo more than any one for your fur
niture. rugs. pianos. paintings. BAISLEY
115 University place (Stuyvesant 229s).
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Commercial Help Wanted.
OFFICE BOYS PLACED.
MANY opportunities
to the right type OF boys.
THE WILLIS HAWLEY EXCHANGE
Solves the problem of
Locating office boys.
Boys interviewed Saturday till 3 r. NJ,
80 Court st., Suite sos.
BROOKLYN Chamber Of Commeree Bldg:
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HousEKEEpER. new York experience. good
cook, clean, Trustworthy for one or two
persons. Apply all week. Mrs. l.. Carter.
Prospect ste Stamford Comm
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WANTED-Address of Richard Mullen, ex-
port shipping clerk. last address Anderson
av.. Bronx. D 1892 Herald, Brooklyn.
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Miscellaneous.

BOARDBRS for health; very reasonable
good care; farm. Address AZ Clylner ST.,
BROOKLYN,
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6GTH S'T.. 60 W.-lro lot, well furnished bed
room: Dyckman section, suitable business
couDle or two bachelors, every horne comfort
aid privilege; $50. NJ. ROBERTS Column
hus 1900
1OrIi, 2uU West--Centlemnn, attractIve room.
running hot. cold water bath adIoinlnn
electricity, elevator. Columbus 55J7. apt. 81.
10Th, aiG W.--Large room. ititchenette, priv.
fcge: also single room: business people.
TisT sT. w.--Congenlai gentlemen, couple
paying guests; luxurious room also eingle
private bath, open fire. American home:
breakfast, dinner: unusual opportunity:
list ST, 3fi w.-Large, comfortable room,
bath. kitchenette; improvements board II
desired.
bath. heat, ktchenette: improvements;
.,uard N desired.
sisT. t3f WIN private house, large room.
dressing room, running water, lsitchenette
privilege piano: southern exposure. reason
ahle. Schuyler 005f
tITII. ~ w.--serond floor front rom rti-
vate Da'h, ccnvcnicncea horse we'll Kept.
s5rH. 2ti W-A,tractve, light front suite,
suitable two. sORGE Schuyler 2T5I.
sTrH. fsi West--Smal room, oil convent
ences private familyi eentlenian only.
keTff, ~ west.--Owncr VIII rent luxurious
tcond floor front ROOM private bath, twin
Gods: also single room.
p2D ST., - W.--smai and larger rooms,
suitable 2; convenences; references. River
6lII.-.--...- - :.
ioab, 81 W. rooms finely furnished; front
parior and BEDROOM electric light, steam
heat; board II desired; Christians. N LIP
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