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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
CHALLENGE To
BOW[ERS OVER
STATE ISSUED
Premiers and Elk Teams
Are Loaded for Bear; In
dividuaI Scoring High in
Y" League.


The Hoopsnakes. Corbras and
Moccasins head the Y. M. c. A.
bowling league in the order given
and the week in the tournament Is
marked by several high scores
made by individuals, Captain Geb-
hart of the Vipers and Captain
McCroden of the Blacksnakes are
looking for good bowlers to
strengthen their line-ups. Several
of the best bowlers of last year
have not played this year and
"Y" physical director has extended
an invitation to them to join one
of the teams.
The ten high individual scores
up to date are: McCroden. 276;
Roberts, 244; Sganzini, ga; Re-
auadt, 1922; Dry, 221; Love, 216;
Wiles, 215; Bannaugh, 214; Mar
tin, 213; Livingston, 213. The high
individual averages are held by:
Reauadt, 100; Deschler, 1872;
James, 1871; McCroden, 1870; Frank
lin, III; Gully. III; Morris, 176;
Martin, 172; Bannaugh, 40. High
team game score to date: Mecca
sins, 995. High team match score
to date: Rattlesnakes, 2,695.
Under the coaching of Capt.
Sganzini the Elks, a team of young
bowlers, have rounded into form
and besides defeating the Ration
Elks in two matches, this week
won over the Premiers, formerly
All-Stars, a team Of old eXper-
fenced bowlers, by the score Of
1859 to 2,527. The features of
the match were the bowling of
Gully, Elks--213, 2c4, 1913, average
205 and the Elks slore for the
third game of 957 In a previous
match the Premiers defeated the
Elks 2,700 to 2,341.
Both the Premiers and the Elks
have issued open challenges to all
teams in and out of the city, and
are anxious to bowl telephone and
telegraph games with outof town
teams. Comparison of the scores
of the Premiers and the Elks with
those daily published in the Den
yer papers shows that the Albu-
querque teams are fast. Out-of-
town teams desiring to arrange
games will address Glen Ream,
physical director, Albuquerque Y
NJ ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
WILL WAGE WAR ON
PERSONS STARTING
FIRES IN FORESTS

A rigid prosecution of persons
who start fires on national forests
is the plan of F. c. w. Pooler. dis
trict forester for Arizona and New
Mexico. The greatest depletion or
forests is not from the cutting OF
timber, the inroads made by large
lumber mills, but by forest fires
and over half of these are caused
by human agency, recent reports
show.
The district of which California
is a part last year secured 250 con-
v!ctions of persons who started de-
structive fires on the forests. The
convictions in this district are
comparatively small but this year
will mark a change. forest officials
declare. Notices. warnings and
slogans on cardboards are to be
posted in the forests. Informative
articles are to be carried by the
newspapers which will strive to
prevent the starting of fires, but
those who carelessly lead to the de-
struction of large timber areas Will
be prosecuted.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
Sorority Bake Sale.

In their endeavors to obtain
funds for the erection of a new
chapter house, the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority held another sale
of home baked goods yesterday at
the College Inn. The affair was III
charge of Miss Joy Spruce, and the
young women successfully demon
strated their ability along house
Keeping as we'll as financial lines.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16

Monday, January II. Hoopsnakes
VS.. CobraS.
Wednesday. January 10. Rattle
srakes VS.. Moccasins.
Friday. January q. Vipers VS..
Blacksnakes.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
FOREST SHOP TURNS
OUT 10000 SIGNS

Ten thousand signs have been
turned out by the forest service
shop in Santa Fe and placed on
trails, road and boundary lines in
and roads heading into forest re-
serves, since the. shop was opened
in 1918. The service is working on
a five-year program and expects
that by the year 1928 all forests
will have been posted when the re-
placement of old signs will begin.
Wooden signs are used because or
the low cost and instead of send
ing them in to be reprinted new
strip of wood can be used. The
painting is done in winter by for
esters whose territory at that sea-
son is covered deep in snow. Three
thousand new signs are being pro-
duced this winter and will be
placed next summer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16
SPECIALIZING

Cadillac and Packard repairing.
SDelco Ignition work, factory ex-
whence In both cars.
IT. Central Phone -bbx
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16

CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
Phone 667-W. 213 South Second.
Free Call and Delivery.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-16

b. M. WILLIAMS, Dentist
Rooms 1 and Q, whiting building,
Second and Gold. Phone 6S4-W.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

FARM superintendent working, wishes posi-
tion on Eentleman's estate; practical cx.
perience with all live stock. rotation Of farm
ard garden crops fruit trees and, berries
thoroughly understands flowers under gls So
and outside; lawns and shrubbery: operate
all modern farm machinery. engines and
pumps: do all repairs; married, with family
2. Q. box 24O. Bethel. Conn.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough oi Quccns-sa.r or :; al.


fOR SAI.E--Unusually attractive all year
home; new Colonial brick dwellas, "lth
garage; first floor has large living room
dining room, kitchen. extra toilet and laun-
dry In basement; second floor 3 bedrooms
tiled bath; interior finished throughout IN
white enamel woodwork and mahogany nm
ished doors; parquet floors throughout NOT
water heat, gas. electricity, sewer &c.i re-
Strfcted section; no assessments . ihInuieS
walk to large park and bathing, one block
express station, H. minutes Grand Central, o
cent fare: 900 cash required. balance on
terms. For plan and photo call, write or
phone j. s. -WFrlIERS. - Nanderbtlr av., n
y, room 1914 Phone Vanderbilt 9fsi.
NEW tapestry brick house, rooms. baths
steam heat, double garage, hardwood tloore
open fireplace II minutes from Grand Cen
tfal ~ rnnutes 20 Wall 81. SlI coo. pay on
rental basls. Send for photograph and iu!
information. W. KAYE. los W. l@d -.
SACRIFICE sale of bcautiful honle Of )
rooms with every rodern convenience ana
iulprcvemcut Installed. costing over SlN,cVd
70 huild. What am ! Offered owner, ivIll
lI.th ste Rchmcnd liil.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ATTENTION Desirable location w. 9os,
apartment house, , and ; roomt rents
ST 600, expenses sl2 500; price Sl65,Oo0. for
country property. north New Jersey preferred.
II. T. WOOD 220 Broadway.
4 modern 20 foot American basement dwell
ing. perfect condition, vacant, for suburban
lots and cash. SLAWSoN s. HOBBS, 162
W. 12d ST.
HAVE client who WITH consider trading
equity Of Sii 800 IN small West Side private
house for good first mortgage Of like amount.
SI.AWSON & HOBBS, 1862 W. I'D Sc.
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U. s. MARsHAL's SALE.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA.
the limited stntos District Court Tor ,he
Southern District Of Florida, on the 9th do
Of December. 1920, notice Is hereby Civ,
that I viii sell by public auction. for cash
on Tuesday. the 18th day Of January. io2i
at - o'clock noon mt the Forsyth street
door OF the Post office, Jacksonville. Flor
'da the Norwegian steel bark Fiorc Quilt 10
1892 at Glasgow registered tonnage, 1886:
net tonnage. .4G5; length, 25fJ feet.
breadth. 3S.2 feet depth. II @ feet ns she
row lies at Merrill ll-Stevcns Dock. Jackson
Vile. Florida. NJ II. BOSWELL.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


ALL cash. dwelling, above 135th. Washing
ton Heights. Y 1856 Herald, Herald square.
wANTED--Elevator apartment house. mod
ern, West Side must deliver with 10 va
cant apartments for cooperative buyers. send
full particulars H. n. box $40. Herald, Full
ton 81.
WILL lease property In need OF repairs
for alterations. ASSETS FUNDING CO..
Go1 9Th az.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FACTORIES FOR RENT-34, 900 sa it,
floors. 5000 or 1900 It,: or separate:
modern buildings. sprinkled. elevator. cleo
irici,y. heat. Bradley Building. 11th st. and
Vernon av. Long Island City: minutes
from Grand Central station. blocks from
all subways. ) cent car fare. Principals only
address a. J. BRADLEY. owner, i0i Beck
man st. New York. Phone 1901 Beekman.
NEW factory building. . floors, 100 IT, from
H. X. station IN middle OF town. VI.
TrRTLETAUAB. 22g New Brunswick ay.,
Perth Amhoy. n. J.
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SEVEN room apartment. two family house,
ali improvements; Christian owners; adults.
l.. ENSTE, 225s Ryer av. Fordham 494S.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE
Chambermaitls. Ic.

CTIAAIB EFMAID. Neat, refined. light col.
ored young woman. thoroughly experienced
chambeTnaid, waitress, sewing, first class.
small private family; reference. q iS9
Herald Herald so.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

FOR Christian people; family cottage !;
firs: floor. rooms. bath. steam, pa rquet,
electric; with owner; 800 month 176 Win
throp. upstairs bell. Tel. 60oi Flatbush.
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COUPLE, wife cook. houseman, valet. want
positions. 1877 Bloomfield ST., Hoboken, Nj.
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Borough of Bronx.

list. $40 West.-High class, elevator, six
rooms. two baths: February l.
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, r.. T.
Living rooms up to l5x25 IT,. finished
well as the finest homes. Sd rooms only, In
the new splendid Tennis Place apartments.
by station: 9 Otis elevators. excellent ser
vice, opens February /. Apartments renting
now as these are must have unusual merit.
Apply supt on premises. Phone Boulevard
6545. 1920. or CitTYON L. G. EARLE. agent,
260 w Seth: Schuyler $500.
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Farms Wanted.
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

SIX or rooms. unfurnished; must be mod
crn within 30 minutes commutation; Long
Island preferred. Phone Gramercy 1899
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AiTRESS, Swedish Cali
1912. Samuelson. $40 West S0th.
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Dressr.asers. scamstresses & Milliners.

ABSOLUTELY competent gownmaker. skill
full remodeling. out So. Miss Fairman,
Schuyler A754.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED.
Above seth st.-sth Av. to North River.

PETER STT1YVESANT. West seth ST.
l. .. 8 rnnns: - .OOO 10 81 100.
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first class butler and cook. wish
positions: reference. 213 r.. s7th
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above Iith ST. 20 59th -. iinclt>re).
last River 20 North River

+1TH. - Wcst.-Floor suitable for social
club. private dancing or others also large
room for business; telephone.
301 Madison av.. 2I.6xl00 feet. key lot. Tor
sale or lease. Apply JAY A. LEE. y
William st.
roo 5TH Az. tl2d stl Three adjoining
floors. each 5000 square feet; inElediate
possession. T. J. GUIL.FOILE & 60, 1865
Broadway. Phone Cortlandt 1913.
LARGE store. two show windows. 3oT Co.
wnbus az. near nth 81. NuGENT 223
East s0th ST.
Washington Heights. Above te5th St..
West of Sth Az.
OFFICE 10 let for doctor or specialist. 476
W. tIath st. Aud. 253i.
borough of N..u:hsta i--Mi,eeia neous.
oi1'UE$. LOFTS. WAItEt.OL Sf.s. SHOW
ROOMS. NJ .Cctiuns. l. Cl.Al-F.NC r
Dan les. =. Nassau si., Johu MI. 81 l.
- Nsnte hilt Pi7J.
thorough ri Bronx
OFFICE and garage for , cars. noar Pros
pect av. subway station: rent reasonable.
ALEXANDER Sl1LNIN, $50 Prospect az.
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CLEANER scandinavian. vacuum cleaning
a. SO a day, $3.50 per hour. also window
cleaning, all help Swedish. Lundqvist, 179
East 96th ST.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay $3.50 more than any one for your fur
IFS University place tStuyvessnt 22esD.
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Miscellaneous.

II you are paying more than 500 month
for your apartment write me at once; l
have wonderful proposition for you: Il win
be Goodbye landlord. 7 am backed by one
OF the largest corporations in New York. w.
KAYE los W. 43d ST., New York.
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OFFICE and garage for . cars. near Pros
pect av. subway station. rent reasonable.
ALEXANDER Sl;l.KIN, $50 Prospect av.
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. first rlass.
young man. Wishes position with private
tAinily experienced foreign and domestic
cars ob1gtng; neat appearance owner DIS
posing gar January -. 1871 three wars
present employer; can furnish hssf reter-
encrs. so anywhere. Raly. 3i41 FuIior IT,
Erofklyn.
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New Jersey.
FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS.

LADIES' costumes. $40; mems suits, s15.
Mlss shackley. | Fox St. Preston, Ian
cnahlrn. Inrlnnh.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

GARDENER. married, wishes q position as
gardener and useful man. with rooms Oh
place; best reference: 10 years In last place.
Box ~, Pandome, L. I.
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GARDENER, head Al from A 10 y. well
trained, desires position: references single
q 12G Herald. Herald SCI.
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AT RIDGEWOOD. bungalow of six rooms.
bath. steam heat: all improvements; newly
painted and decorated plot 60xi50; garage:
$500. Box 81, Ridgewood ~ J.
PROPERTIES IN Morristown and vicinity
EUGENE V. WELSH. Morristown. n. J.
SPLENDID California bungalow. on plot
J0x100. In beautiful section on Palisades: :
six rooms. bath. large attic. hot water heat
copper leaders. Also large single family
dwellsng. Price right on reasonable terms
Telephone 221 Cliffside. Owner. LEECiER
GraD.wood, N. ].
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

1arH. 80 WEST NEAR BROADWAY.
New nine story IL eproos building rooms.
S2l00; rooms, 81 800; full sized Kitchen.
very spacious and high class; immediate pos
session. Columbus ASA.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

OVER - yeafs' practice; all communica-
tlons strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free cH request; special facilities for
office consultation. MUM CO., 062 Wool
worth Bldg. ". Y. 9.
United states Marshal
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wishes SvW Jersey position
has Jersey license. careful driver lr5
Herald Herald So tn
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FIVE sunlighted rooms overlooking river: all
irnprt We mcrts: must be seen TO be appre-
ciated rent 81 500. leaoe. 80 Bcekman place,
80
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Furniture.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

LADY, LEAVING TOWN, WILL SELL.
FURNITURE 3 ROOM APARTMENT
PHONE RRYANr 447r.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side

18TH (between Tth and sth avs )--Beautilu' ,p
large, double front room. running wa,e.
exouistely furnished. Telephone Catheara'
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

GARDENER CHAUFFEUR. American. sin-
sic, understands vegetables, flowers,
shrubs, milking, do repairs on cars, generally
useful on gentlcman's place. best referpncc
Peter Ewen liillsdalc n 4
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Borough of Brooklyn.

FLATBUSTT-1 room, bath. apartment 1919
Beverly rd.. near Brighton ~" for young
couple or . business women; available Ian. 10
erences required. Tel. 7434 Flatbush. Apt T..
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WE need listing OF office space. 22d TO i6th
St, 4th TO 7th av. inclusive. IN units OF
500 square feet and less; give full details;
we have many calls for office space OF this
size.
SAMUEL KRoNsKY, INC. Marbridge Build
ing, Broadway and 34th 81.
WE have clients for buildings. lofts, offices
and showrooms let us know what you
have for sale or lease; quick action. Depart
ment =. JOHN w PARIS & SON, INC, l4l
w. Goth sc. Telephone ttzroy 66Qi
WILL lease or purchase garage, West Fiji
ties. /. aOS Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

GARDENER, arried. no children. life ex-
pericnce In all branches OF gardening out
side and greenhouacs wife viii help out "
desired. n 1aiO Nerad. lIarlem.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

GARDENER. single. thoroughly understa nd-
flowers. lawn, shrubs, vegetables. furnace:
useful, industrious private family: refer
ences. Address Gardener aTO Amsterdam
av., New York. care Murthn
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UNFURNISHED.
Above 14th ~ TO 5oth 81. Unciusiyc).
East River to North River.


FIVE sunliehtcd rooms overlooking river; all
improvements: must be seen 90 be appre-
ciated. rent 81 500, leaoe. 80 Bcekman place,
Etst Goth 81.
house. near Union square. 1o5 r. 10Th st.
10 WEST 54TH sT
Two non-housekeeping apartments, two
rooms and bath each possession at once
high class house: exclusive nelghborhood;
'''''' wM. A. WHITE SONS.
20 Cedar ID. Tel. John ZOO.
20 w. 5GTH ST.
Two rooms, kitchenettc and bath; par
quct floors. steam heat. electric light; large
closets. ready for occupancy; rent $1,000 90
81 500. also one large studio on second floor.
size 30Teo, with private bath aud private
sLAws6N 4 fioBBs. ie2 West 5ad.
23D. 455 Wcst--Unfurnshed studio apart
ncnt: large rooms northern skyilght.
Kitchen, improvements: Phone chelsea ssss.
aD-43 EAST 2TrH ST.
between Madison and 9TH avs.--EIigh class
apartments. 3-d-1 rooms; centrally located;
rents reasonable. Apply premises.
52D ST., 4s5 w.-Three attractive rooms.
bath. bitcheuette. Phone Circle 336.
Above 5eth st.--5th Az. TO East River.
KITcIiENETTE apartments, and rooms,
BATH Se5sl25. lo4f Lexington av.
MADISON Az. $40 CHoffman Arms)-A
corner apartment, five large rooms and
bath; seventh floor, elevator moderate rent.
7aTH sT.. 255 E--Iust completed. studio
Hpartmcnt. large rooms, bath aud kitch-
cup'tc. nT modern improvements.
Above 5mh st--jtb Az. 10 North River.
DENTISTS OFFICE.
Four rooms aud bath. new tireproof build
ing: cent raj iuca'ion. immediate possession.
Apply $40 West 10Th 1T. Columbus i45I.
MORNTNGsfDE Az. 20 fcorncr ii6thl -
rooms, bath. modetn apartment. elevator;
opposite Mornineslde Park; Immediate pos
session. si2j
MOTlNTNGsfDE Az. 80 uisth)--4 rooms,
500. elevator. steam heat. hot water. guar
antced small private family only Coleman.
NATIONAL STORAGE. i46 West Goth st
Storage 50 per month vanload, motor vans
moving. moderate rates. 17o2 Riverside.
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! IgrII 35f West.-Three handsomely fur-
nished rooms, bath adjoining GouNoup'
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AT .hc rrauia, rs West i-9th.--Five rooms
and bath; ali improvements elevator. hall
attendants. Immediate posSrHsi0n. So.
Premises or II. NELSON FLANAGAN. -
Union SgttAarr.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

IsIfAM ST.. 5T3--i rooms, 800: all modern
improvements: new house; near West 20Ith
81. subway station. Apply on premises, or
NJ. JUST 1925 BNvay.
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would like the management OF n country
estate where competent man Of practical
ability In NIL branches is required; tho bos
references furnished; please state particulars
and wages. II. NJ. BOX 302 Chester
Conn.
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FARM PROPERTY.

PennsyIs ana.
FARM for sale, of 17s acres; good potato
soil: all good buildings; pipeless heater In
cellar: well and sistern; spring water. Ap-
ply 10 w. z. KrcsRe. Brodheadside. Pa
Farms Wanted.
wANTED-Farrn within committing distance
VIII give good commercial securities In
payment. Reply STUBBELFIELD, West
alst IT.
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Washington Heights. Above I.5th st..
West of 8th .iN.

9eD ST. 31f West st--Beautiful floor. three
rooms. tiled kitchen. immediate possession.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

7TT1 ST. 335 West. near Riverside Drive;
beautiful studio apartments; overlooking
Hudson suitable for doctor other high
class professional business. Apply super
intendent
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. &c.
COOK. plain general houseworker. French.
settled woman; $50 monthly; good home.
small family. Call between IL and 10
Snyder 1887 Broadway. above Childs'
Restaurant.
CooK--Ncat. clean coiored girl: all around
good cook, good baker; conscientious: sleep
out; city preferred; references. Please phone
to 3. Mornlngside 3079.
CooK.-owing 20 changes in domestic ar
rangements lady wishes to place excellent
colored cook and maid Phone Columbus
COOK. capable, good housekeeper wishes
temporary position, in or out OF town
willing do laundry; best personal references
@ ICY Herald. Herald sq.
COOK and laundress or housework; small
family; competent colored girl. Audubon
5so4, Apt. SO.
COOK. Norwegian: profensional COOK and
puter; luncheons, teas, dinners; work to.
Gether or separate. Schuyler 1851.
COOK wishes position private family or
kitchenmaid where chef is kept wages SIS ;
city or country. NJ. r., 1872 East 32d st.
CooK-Young woman, competent cook and
laundress In small private family: per-
sonal references. Call 465 State st, B'klyn.
COOK. competent German. plain laundry.
american family: city, country; wages
y
COOK or housekeepcr. first class. coiorcd,
for business people. Call 20 West Q0th'
care Dawklns. Riverside $500.
COOK OF housework. Irish girl; good refer
encss; private family; no cards answered
call Cullinton. Ds6 Columbus av
COOK, Swedish. wishes position. Caiiforni.
49th Plaza $50 SEQ cure MIS- N"k' '4' e.
COOK. elderly, adults, business people.
apartment; mothers helper. Write 2o5 TN
COOK, first class excellent baker- plain
wash city, country excellent references.
422 West 5Gth. one flight, front east
COOK. first class: best city reference; city.
country. Doran, go West 4Ith.
COOK; first class; middle aged English /:
good references. Mullvehlll, $50 Sd av.
COOK, first class; private family: wage.
S.o. lOa Herald, Herald square.
Cook-French, plain. wishes position; refer
ences. Q 1872 Herald, Herald so.
COOK, good, plain. best references; city or
country. 80 East 2sth.
COOK, French very good references: wages
$50. TaIan. 330 w. 25th st. s''
COOK. competent. small private family: ref
erences Call or write A. g., 1919 Sd av.
COOK, Swedish, wanted Immediately; SIS 10
500. 70 w. 53d, room 24i.
COOK, competent; references; will accom-
modate. Phone Lenox 4213
COOK. competent. in private family; ref
erSnces. Murphy, 2is ~ oath.
COOK, waitress. competent; together; CITY
apartment. call 10 20 T., 3GT East 16th.
COOK wishes position: city, country 2oo
II. l0th care Love.
COOK, competent; private family house pre-
feryed; references. Write Mary. 157 II, ITtb
COOK wants position, private IN mily; refer
ences. 23i ~. SD. I flight up.
COOK. Swedish, wishes position best refer
ences. X "a Herald. Herald sq.
ThnV 1.nt,td lille TO ntoro So, f.t.-1s-
waitrcss-chnmbermaid. can recommend
highly. i25 v. 0ith. Tel Lenox 1898
Chnmbc-~' IDS, sc.
AlTRESd, Swedish Call
1912. Samueson. $40 West S0th.
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s6TH ST. 3O3 W. West End av) Two
rooms and bath, light housekeeping large.
! light apartment
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CHAUF'F'EUR-M MECHANIC, Italian. slngte.
20. years last position; do all repairs
drive any car: willing work around house
highest reference; reasonable salary; go
anywhere. 1853 Herald Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

COUPLE, drive car. garden. handyman
reference. III Broad ST CITY
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

cOUPLE--Cook, butler. valet. wish positions
private family; both first class; cxcellen,
references. Q III Herald. Herald 60
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

%, gysars' shop and driyng
experience; uest rcterences: will work i,y
day week. r. Nilsor, 2is e. lStii 81.