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The Little River news., 1921-08-24
COMPROMISE ON ANTI-BEER BILL
COnferees Are Reported Virtually Agreed on Contested Points.

Washington, Aug 20-Senate and House conferees were reported tonight to be practically agreed on contested points in the anti-beer bill and hope full of final enactment of the measure before the recess set for next Wednes- day.
 While the conferes declined to in- dicate the nature of the agreement, their adjustment of differences is talk en to mean the rejection of the Stan ley amendment, designed to protest the homei against indiscriminate search for liuuor, in view of the known de- sire to Represent Volstead, head of the House drys, ito throw the beer bill overboard," rather than accept the amendment as originally drawn and passed unanimously by the Sen- ate
 That part of the Stanley proposal relating to search of mans dwelling is said to have been retained, how ever. Volstead's chief objection to it was based on the ground that to require a warrant to search an auto mobile or other property would make rigid enforcement Of national prohi- bition ineffective.
 When Senator Sterling, Republican of South Dakota, left his office for the night he announced there was strong probability of agreement. Lat CT he conferred with Volstead and the latter said there were unexpected overnight developments the confer ence report would be ready and sign ed tomorrow.
 Although both Senator Sterling and Volstead were determined to urge early action on the conference report in event of it's presentation to the Senate tomorrow, they expressed some doubt as to their ability to obtain d vote by both houses in time to send it to the president Wednesday.
The Little River news., 1921-08-24
WHOLESALE PRICES UP
Show an Increase of One Per Cent
 During July.

Chicago, Aug. 21.-The index num- Der of wholesale prices in the United States, compiled by the Federal Re- serve Boad for international com parisons showed an increase of prices during July of a little more than one per cent against a decline of two per cent during June
 On the basis of prices in 1913 equal to 100 commodities imported shifted from an index number of 102 during June to 103 during July. The aM-com- modities index stands at Al, compared to 139 in June.
The Little River news., 1921-08-24
B. Y.P. U. PROGRAM.

Subject. Medical Missions; leader, Ruth Collins; introduction by leader !; Modern Medical Missions" Lola Car riker; Medical Missions Supported by American Christians" Louise Jester !: Southern Baptist Medical Missions, , John DuLaney; "The Needs" Miss Beulah Dowden; "If I were Over There" Pauline Henderson; Special song, Miss Mary Freeman.
The Little River news., 1921-08-24
OPPORTUNITY FOR LEADERSHIP
Large Demand for Hay and Much Is
 Being Wasted in County.

Following is an article which will be of interest to the farmers of Little River county, which was written by a 1 farmer, who has made study of the local situation, and who has had a wide experience in farming here:
 "There is at this time the largest yield of hay, peas, and corn ever known in Little River county. Every farm has now large per cent of its area in ripening fodder, hay and peas One-third of the peas, if picked, would supply every farm in the county with planting seed and every family with sufficient peas for table use for year If the grass, alfalfa, pea vines and fodder were converted into baled hay and proveinder, there would be ample supply to feed all the cattle and horses and mules in the county this winter and next spring, and still leave con- siderable quantity for market. There is enough sorghum seed going to waste to feied all the chickens in the county for a year.
 ] "These crops, not to mention the cot ton, corn, potatoes and sorghum, re- present handsome sum of money and a considerable part of the fruits of the peoples labor this past spring. On almost every forty acre farm, they re- present two hundred dollars or more and on farms having ten families, they represent less than two thousand dol lars. To the whole county this means considerable wealth. As the@e crops now stand, they are only potential or prospective wealth; when harvested, they become stored assets.
 with fair weather for two weeks and united effort of the whole people ! it is easily within the reach of the farmers to place these crops on the side of stored wealth. And yet it is apparent that there is no widespread effort to harvest all these crops Some l of the farmers are utilizing the great opportunity before them; many are not
 "Mr. Business Man, MT. Banker, MT. Planter, MT. Lawyer, MT. Doctor, there was never better time for you to exercise your powers of leadership, nor was your leadership ever needed moreI A little on your part at this moment, will save the people many a dollar. But your leadership must be exercised today; tomorrow, it will be too late Remember we are on tha shady side of 1921. The hay crops are decaying. Tomorrow they will be gone. Opportunity is bald headed-it must be caught in front, if at all.' The people need encourage ment. They worked we'll this spring. A pull together is all that is needed. Go out on the farms today and call to you the discouraged white farmer and the underfed negro and give them a smile, sack of flour. bucket of lard, and a piece of meat, and you have sav- ed the hay and pea crops of this coun- ty; if you fail to do this now, you have lost them"
The Little River news., 1921-08-24

If you are breeder of Poland China pure breds, or expect to be, join the breeders association to be organ ized Thursday It's worth while move One of the big hopes of per manent farm prosperity in this sec tion includes stock raising. If there Is money in hogs, then there is more money in better hogs. Our ideal in any line should be nothing short of the best.
The Little River news., 1921-08-24
NEW STOCK OF SHOES.

, I have just put in large stock or
 J. w. Jenkins shoes for men and can fit any man. Come in and see the shoes and get my prices on these good shoes.-American Harness and
 Shoe Hospital, M. J. Ataway, Prop,
 Ashdown. 9-lV
The Little River news., 1921-08-24

Some carly shipments of sweet po- tatoes will be made by the local growers in a few weeks. They hope to catch the earlier market with some of the first crop before the curing season is open and before the main crop is ready to dig.
The Little River news., 1921-08-24
Entered the postoffice at Ashdown Arkansas, as second class mail matter

The dog muzzling proclamation is- sued by the mayor last week has had sufficient time to apply, and we would suggest that if you have not already done so. that you regard it at once. You may not want your dog killed and it would no doubt be very embarass- ing for the marshal to have to kill him.
The Little River news., 1921-08-24

A recent report shows that out of 360 railroads the K C. s. has eXcelled them all in the amount of tonnage per
The Little River news., 1921-08-24

The weather man predicted a cool wave for last Sunday, but it became Sidetracked.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
LEGAL NOTICES.


SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or
NEW YORK, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
MARY F. RILEY, substituted plaintiff
In the place and stead OF DAVID LAYTON.
deceased Plaintiff. against JAMES MCGEE
and Others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of an order OF the Supreme
Court directing resale or the premises
hereinafter described, duly made and entered
the o2d day Of March. 1921, I, the under
signed, the referee In said order named,
VIII sell at public auction al tho Exchange
Salesroon. No. 14-16 Nesey Street. in the
Borough OF Manhattan. OF the CITY Of New
York. on the 26th day Of May, 1921, at u
o'clock noon on that day. by Joseph p.
said order to 10 resold and described IN
the judgment herein bearing date the 10Th
day Of December. 1919. as follows:
All that certain lot Of land, with tie
Borough OF Manhattan OF the City. County
and State of New York, bounded and de-
scribed as followa:
Beginning at a point on the northerIy
Side of Seventy-thrd Street distant three
hundred and twenty-three (323) feet east
erly from the northeast corner OF Seventy
es sterly along the northerly side or Sow.
enty-third Street twenty-five (2J) feet. thence
northerly and parallel with Avenue A one
hundred and two (02) feet and two 20
inches 20 the middle line OF the block
thence westerly along the middle line or
the block twenty-five f25) feet: thence
southeriy and parallel with Avenue A one
inches TO the place OF beginning
Dated. New York. April 2Ith, 1921.
r,,po,,r, = KENNETH T,o,.n, MeEWEN. Referee:
Attorney. Room 1859. asS' 2ss BroaaWay ,sldSil !
New York city
Francis. y. woop. ESQ. Attorney for
Broadway. New York CITY
The following Is diagram OF tho prop
erty 70 be sold;
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HORSE FoR SALE.

BAY horse, 900 pounds, . Years ola. FIRST
GLASS condition work double OH riagle,
prira Sf5s: cheap. 1itN Y. CAIRNS COAL.
90. Jerome av. uud p. lTth H.. Sheepehead
Raw urBotfyt CuanN Island 1850
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.


4 CHANCE OF YOUR LIFE 1870 Oakland
~ 100. also Loaom0hlle 1850 limousine. C9rt
ys 800. our prlco $4,000 wonderful condition.
Phone Mslrose sS2eI
BESz touring. ilke uewi Piercg Arrow We.
toria. ~. flrrt class condition. FrCmlWt
Garage, 1910 church nv Flatbush otp
BrrICk, Z cylinder touring splendid mvohar-
ical condition. real bargain. oLpSMO-
iftlE co. p05 Atlantic nv, Brooklyn. near
Washington Az
CADILLAC sedan. passenger 0uIy run
COCO miles, bought oct, 30. 1920. driven
hy owner cost $4,000. VIII sell - 1u0 oatsll
Phone iNrNlAHAM. hshland IsTf.
COLE roadster eithcr 1919 az la20 for sale.
fully oeulppCd. W. q. COPE. @ Fulton st,
East OraucU. s J ~ cell Market sif.
COfIfMpfA rnadster. saG0 Buick roadster.
500; Sfuaehaktt touring. $500 Ptetlt4H
lfri0tai iue. $500 all perfect condition. phoun
Molrose ss22J
UETEOtr electric 3 PASSENGER brouRhata,
$500. HANS =. H0BEl. R'klyn
popGE roadster; roeouditioaod ID our shop
and rppaintcd, priced exceptionally low
on. .pEMgBTt4E GO. 001 Atlantic aV, Ernok-
lyn, near Washington av.
EASY WAY TO SELL Your CAR.
Van TnNwei kNafUrN@ AalaH Einw tep.
tahIaEad isGD. 1876 t3s Enet fath tt InH
lbuE heaU esteemed "a clearing house f1r tte
bies. passenger and commercial. rs auction.
Least troublesome AMI quickest medium for
both sellers and buyers. More prospective
buyers than cars a. a rule, 50 list yours
now Auction of autos every Tuesday and
Friday at noon. Telephone stuyvesant s73.
ESSEN sedan. overhamed and rcfiniched
win guarantees. 236 West 59th st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21


80 East 73d Street
said premises are sold subject 20 any
state or facts which an accurate survey
thereof would show, and also subject 20 any
covenants and restrictions contained ~ any
recorded decd thereof.
Dated, April 2Tth. 1921
KENNETH MeEwEN. Referee.
NOTICE Is hereby given by LOUIS j. GOLD
MAN, INCORPORATED, n corporation or
Eanized under the business Corporations
Law of the State OF New York, that pursu-
ant to q resolution Of the Board OF Direc
tors, a meeting of the stockholders Of the
Corporation win be held at tho office OF the
Corporation at 3 East 8sth Street. in the
Borough * Manhattan, City, County and
State Of New York, on tho LIST day OF June,
1921, at 80 A. NJ. This meeting "a spe-
cinlly called for the purpose or adopting
resolution changing the present name Of the
Corporation IN accordance with the provi-
slous ~ Section 68 ~ the General Corpora
iion Law MS enacted hy Chapter III of the
Laws ~ New York of 1917. Tho present
name az the Corporation is LOUIS j. GOLD
MAN INCORPORATED. The name which
tho Corporation proposes 10 assume IL SUI
LIvAN-PALLEN INCORPORATED
Dated May III, 1921.
MICHAEL J. SULLIVAN,
President.
VICTORIA TUNNBfL.
Secretary.
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westchestcr.

THE Bethesda Hanltarium, White plaina
~, receives nervous patients, chronic
ssvailds convalescents and aged needing
Are, physician graduate nurse IN attend
Anco Address for terms Bupt. 90 Hamilton
Nv Tel 24i.
AnJOrNING rive and Oakland Beach. beau
tiful large roofns bath, electricity. phone
station write o. iiOsF0RD iAs Forest av.,
nye. n y
MOUNT VERNON Nicely furnl6hed roums
with board, iu private home lovely
grounds an comforts Phone lIilerest 1901.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT entered
into uu the OTIS dav of January 1890. by
and between JohU Wanarak1r New York.
and Kathryn y. Robinson, ! VII sell Oh tho
9th day Of Iunc, 1921, NJ ton O'Clock I'll tho
forenoon, IN the plano department - John
NRunmaker, IN tho CITY, County and State
of New York. one style Oak Grainer Piano
and stool, as provided by Sections 65 and &c
OF the Personal Property Law
NAT. w. GIlNDERINci, Auotioneer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
FARM AND GARDEN.

GARDENER AND LANDSCAPE.
General garden work done. Gardens taken
care OF during summer We handle all
kinds OF shrubs, trees and vines. Estimates
are given. GEORGE DESPOTAS 100 Kings
ton Ave.. Brooklyn. n. y. Tel. Lafay-
ettc 35G1
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
INFORMATION WANTED.


TIMOTHY Observation-Disclosures OF Timothy
Glennon late OF Rannanacken. Ireland,
with A. ID. COMYN. Solicitor,
Ioughrea. Ireland.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

tffguN@r prices paid H'f outfits camaraa
fuolnr tncFla binoculars. guns, nautical
Instruments. TNtGGGN 7SJ Gth as. Co.'S
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
FOR MISCELLANEOUS.


LARGE assortment OF imported toys and
dolls Fourth OF July novelties, for sale at
a sacrifice; good line of toys for the beach.
Act at once. STEINER, 1641 Avenue A.
RUCiS-AIust sell fine Oriental rugs, sxl0
and ox12 no dealers III West I'D 81.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
AGENTS WANTED.
- - - -
Male.

want 100 men and women quick. 70 take
ORDER for Conner raincoats and waterproof
aprons everybody buys: McCrary's profits
fu bargains. direct from manufacturer 70
weRrer; Earnes made S5@3 ~ III .s1 days
tremendous profits for you, 5000 year
for three average o-dors day; $40 day
for your spare une; no delivering % col
lectins; no capital required, ! furnish every
thing. including a beautiful sample coat
write quick for liberal offer, Tile Conner
Mfg Co. Dept G-Il6O. Dayton. ohio.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

SpLENDIDLT furnished private home: large
porch, pleasant surroundings 40 minutes
TO New York. large. airy rooms; every con-
venience, meals optional; moderate Phone
Port Richmond 20M.
BEAUTIFUf. Hnicyon Hall, Gryfnes HIils
Staten Island; magnificent outlook private
estate. attractive suites. private baths. ex-
cellont cuisine: exclusive clientele.
BELLE HARBOR, i2s Newport av. near
tho ocean and church.-Rooms with or
without board. sKELIy, Belle Harbor so.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
JIWELRY AND DIAMONDS.
MOTORCYCLE

1AIVN TICKETS DIAMONDS, ANTIQUES.
runs. SPORTING GOODS. 6r.
TRIGGER. Ts1 eTfi NN. 103S BGYANr.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Long island.
FLORAL rNN

fsDftAL INN
yioral Park. l.. T.. up-to-date furnished
rooms. with without board: 30 minutes
Fem station; ideal place for rest comfort
and sport S25 per week up, including board.
Telephone Is Floral Park.
DOUGLAsToN, r. I.
Room and board for two or three business
men; home cooking, directly on bay; min
ptes from station. s20-25 per week Phone
Apyside fSG1w.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

SIOIN rNIIaN N ~
EXPERIENCED ON PHONE AND
OUTSIDE, TO OFFER HIGH GRADE
SPECIALITY TO THEIR oWN OF
OUR CLIENTS: COMMISSION or
SALARY: REAL. statesmen WILL
APPRECIATE THIS OPPORTUNITY.
CALL AFTER 80 7. ~. 200 9TH
AN., ROOM G06
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
YOUNG MEN

YOf1NE MANwReal estate organization. long
established with large clientele, has open
ing for Young. clean cut American with
pleasing personality Ga brokerage depa rt-
ment ~ ia downtown office, advertising on
large scale for leads every opportunity 2
assistance rendered no salary or drawing
account until worth has been demonstrated !.
give particulars m first letter Write Worth
while hox 1ga sS2 Columbus AZ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
SPORTING GoOD~

INrIAN tgtT. with adae8rt electrically
,4ulpprd. perfect condition. sI00s G74i
i5th nv.. B'kyp. rhaue Bonsouhursl 5sza,
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
In.ucno,

AUTOMOBILE TRAINING Ey EXPERTS.
Complete shop courre SOC, with driving,
SEQ. weekly puymr ntH. Ask Tor Catalogue h.
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
2aJ West 1ith a.. az broadway.
Leading School-Fonnded 1903.
LEsAIEN-write for list OF lines and FUN
particulars earn $500 and Sio 600 yearly
big demand for men, inexperienced Or fyne.
ricuced city or travelling National rAits.
mcn's Training AgsociasinU. ll0tC N9aN
BriidiuE. l3O w. 42d st., y. Y. G.
BE A pETECTTVk-Exccl opportuulty
good part travel Write G. r. Ludwig, $50
westover bldg. Kansas CITY. Mo.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
or Home aud Business Needs.
CASH REGISTERS.

reut at eol e better gNaflouaD for less
money taan aus otbor cash register company
shso.utsly guaranteed. monthly payments
nimu bay, exchange. repair A0AtC CASH
REGISTER 90. tssr lsaO1, $50 West f2d 81.
tgtn a}.l. Bryant 1885.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

ACTIVE or silent partner wanted
with $4,000 In established lum-
Der business, money secured; viii
stand strict investigation. l. ID
Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

OMPANION-Universiry graduate, expert
linguist, three years In France, desires to
accompany party of gentlemen or family
travelling abroad this summer; guide, secre-
tary. companion. 141 Herald. Herald SO.
COOK, Chinese American wishes "a position
In private family: Al references. William
Yee, 324 w. 5Sth st.
COoK-Man. colored. short order cook w
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WANTED for young men, room
and board . meals per day:
private family: not to exceed SO
per week: give full details In reply
ing. u. T.. s75 Herald Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

TOWANDA, Pa.-Woodlegh, enlarged and
renovated: attractive accommodation, cool
rooms baths, electric lights; good food' fine
for vacation rest; wonderful country,
boating. bathing, automobiing, farm at
tached. owner trained nurse. Booklet ad-
dress Miss ELIZABETH LAMB
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Automobiles a Wanted,
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Fassenger Cars.

AMERICAN Simplex limousine fine running
car reasonable rates. good driver Har-
lem 1904
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

HARRISON ST. 40, East Orange, N. j.
Pleasant rooms. large porch and grounds;
3 minutes to Brick Church Station. Phone
fs31W Orange.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

CHAUFFEUR. experienced, wishes to go to
country, also help around house; best ref
erences. S 2T6 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Hardware store doing
very good business; best location In
town, where one OF the largest Indus
tries In the world Is located. Owners
wish 10 devote time 10 other fnterests.
Address 5s4 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
New York,

AN ideal ono day tour; visit tho historic
snsiley Inn. Carmel. N. r.. fishing, hunt
ing, dancing.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

PRIVATE dressmaking establishment, upper
Broadway; nice tradei very light; enough
work for six operators for two months: CELL
my half part account poor health. Write A.
Il, 3525 Broadway,
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic iIelu wanted.

1NrNpRESgES chambewnaids. vBitrestos
cooks kftchenmRidg buffers and chefs M
citr and country hcusewurker. Brennan =
ii E eoth Plaza i9i7 1918.
T.ArrNDREssEs. first ana second. for New
port. Ida Seelcy Agency, 3s West I'D.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

FAR RoCKAWAY Large. elegant l or 2
rooms, with bath, select private resi-
dence. references; adults preferred; until
Oct. !. Phone Far Rockaway 17i6.
TREEPORT.- Two large rooms, new. mod
eil private home summer season. reason
able; all conveniences. Write Mrs. HALL.
90 Archer fNAtf~
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Instruction

wILFRED ACADEMY OF
HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE.
Instruction In al branches assuring large
Incomes nav. evening clnsse7. Call or
write Booklet ". i6S ". 44th.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

RELIABLE brokerage concern
wanted to handle first mort
gage bonds OF S75 900 OF estab-
llshed lumber company: liberal
commission; references given
and are required. l. 15 Herald.
Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
HELP WANTFD-WRT,F.

BOY wantaa~Urigbt. Christian. Wltn hl1i
school education. ta make himself generally
useful IN the New Work. office Western dry
goods firm u ii40 Herald, Fulton q.
BOY wANTED--Bright. active ana gentle-
manly by Wholesale wo0lien house Ad
dress 4 c7s Herald. Herald square.
nov, not over rs. for general office wcrt
for export company. 8ss eth av, room ef2
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

--~~~~-~-~-~~----~-~s-~-~s~~>
ILGIN 1890, Victory scout model. practi.
caily new disc wheels; exceptionally smart
looking car. WOODS COMPANY. Moon dis
tributers. Bedford aN., at Futon st. brooklyn.
FORD AND DODGE suburban or slatlon
wagon. eauil pod with natural wood body.
Side curtains. removable seats, ready n
take 10 the country. kNfCKERB0GKg
Ht g. 5ith st.
FORD, iate model touring. dcmountaniq
tA5fh 81.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

HOUSEwORKERS, chambermaids, waitress.
nurses, bathmaids. cooks. couples; city,
county; Al references. Carney's Agency,
la5 West 14bth. Audubon 1855.
NEW YORK Domestic Agency, 20 w 13d,
room 240, supplies Scandinavian help of
all kinds. irnmed lately, Murray Hin 0i32
NEW YORK Domestic Agency. 20 w 43d,
room 240, requires Scandinavian help of
all kinds. Immediately. Murray Hill 0432
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

WAITRESS wanted Scandinavian FOR fam
lly two adults where three maids are em-
ployed: permanent place best references .
Fast Hampton. T.. T.. for summer. wages
500. Apply i24 East Gath st., Monday, I 70 3.
WAITRESS. experienced. small private fam
ily; permanent positlons country for sum
mer. Call. with references. 10 q. at t02
West 10th. Schuyler 2G7l
w0MEN-we have an organization where
women have as great chance Tor promo.
ttau a. men. We need wDinru h0 have
proven their ability w the business world
We can offer you permanent r@sltlcu with
q definite future. WE win treat ali auplica.
tions strictly confidential. Only those who
can furnish first class references need apply
If you eRnncj call write Tor au Interview
l.. r. Steel Service Corporation. le5 Broad
way.
YOUNG woman - nsslst h0uaeknepet with
linens and trays. WAGES So monthly Ap.
ply Rlvercrost Saratorium, Astoria. T.. J.;
take Astoria subway at Grand Central to
ittunara
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


POULTRY man wishes situation, thoroughis
experienced rearing all kinds Of poultry,
feeding. incubators and brooders; also the
care ana management OF dogs. or would take
care or country place for lady or gentleman
best references. married. small iain!ly'
J Nol Herald, Herald 90
sTEAMfITTERs own toos day pr con-
lrAci rsleEyaees. llol First ay. Szucs.
SUPERINTENDENT ensineer. IA years last
position. ecmptt'ht make repair al types
~ m6cliinery. boN 81, 1883 ~ a.
SUPERINTENDENT. reliable. married, de
sires position high class apartment. Reply
20 g. r. O.. Box ~, Hamilton Grange Station.
VALET-COURIER
years references; speaks four languages
served leading family ~ New York and
Philadelphia willing TO travel or reside
abroad with bachelor or family; reason
aDie. 8. Revelant, ? r. seth 81.
wATCTIMAN. nights. lest business and
bonding companies; references. 222 Her
AID. Herald 81.
WATOHAlAS wishes position. nights. refer
snees. Vaughn. $40 West 114th 81.
YOUNG man. -. about to graduate high
school. wishes position as stenographer or
office assistant reliable, willing; SIG. X.
Ovberg. 1905 Kings Highway, Brooklyn.
YOUNG man desires outdoor work on farm
or country place. Woidt, 432 =. l45th.
YOUNG man. experienced. city business
school knowledge. Ryan. 312 West 145th.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

IN your want ad use white
space FOR display.
Then people will see it
right away,
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS TO LET.


FOR RENT-TWO ROOMS AND BATH.
FINE LOCATION; REASONABLE RENT.
A. SHIFT, "A w. 106TH ST, CORNER
MANHATTAN Ay