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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS

The Fortnightly Shakespeare club will meet Thursday morning at 10:30 at the East Lake library.
 Mrs. F. Hopkinson Smiths band of St Marys-on-t the Highlands will meet Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock instead of at 10:30 as previously at the home of the president.
 The Guild branch of the Church Service league of St. Andrews church will meet tomorrow morning with Mrs. Andrews, ~1216 Thirty-second street. north.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-13
BATTLE EIGHT HOURS
 WITH BIG DEVIL FISH

Palm Beach, Ella. March 12.-Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr., and J. Leonard Replogle battled for eight hours today with two- ton giant ray, or devil fish, that lowed three boats and crews 40 miles from Palm Beach and r miles to sea and then es- capped when the cables broke although it's body bore four harpoons, eight rifle bullets and 15 wounds from lances.
 When first observed the fish was in sight of bathers near the pier
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'others and incidentally makes our own lives more worth while. Yet should one A single sufferer from the field es-
 capped. Panting and pale. and bleeding at his
 feet. Lift his imploring eyes-the hero
 weeps; He is grown human, and capricious
 Pity Which would not stir for thousands,
 melts for one With sympathy spontaneous-'Tis not virtue, Yet 'tis weakness of a virtuous mind"
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Escapes From Tcrks

Jacksonville, Fla. Marca ls.-Robert c Ferguson of this city, who was taken prisoner by the Turks last October and has been held with eight other American relief workers at Kars, Armenia, has es- capped, according to advices reosTed at the Florida headquarters of the near east relief
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Harding Is Pleased

Albany, March 2.-(Special)-Th grati- tude of President Harding for the con- gratulatory message of the Morgan Xii wanis club on inauguration day is ex- pressed in a letter received today by Frank c. Cook president of the organ ization, from the White House.
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FRECKLES
March Brings Out Unsightly Spots.
 How to Remove Easily.

The woman with tender skin dreads March because it is likely to cover her face with ugly freckles. No matter how thick her veil, the and winds have a strong tendency to make her freckle.
 Fortunately for her peace of mind, othine-double strength, makes it possible for even those most susceptible to freckles matter how stubborn case of freckles you have, the double strength othine should re- move them.
 Get an ounce from your druggist and banish the frecsles. Money back if it fails. Adv.
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RANDOM NOTES

Mrs. E. s. Bliss is visiting Mir. and Mrs E. w. Bliss at Chiclsasaw.
 Mrs. Orline Arnold Shipman has re- turned form a 10 days visit to Jack sonville, Fla, where she was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. George o. Holmes. Mrs. w. D. Milan is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Horace w Milan al their home on South Twelfth avenue
 
 MT. and Mrs. Adolph Phillips of Chi
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Interest Is Sold

Albany, March 12.-- Special. )--Bin- ford A. Turner, for many years mem Der of the firm of the Malone Coal Grain and Motor company. has dis posed of his interests in that organiza- ton to B. l.. Malone and will conduct a retail feed store on Moulton street Albany, it was announced today
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pre.smalIsrs. scamstrerre, 6 MInr.r,

Observation-Disclosures, young, would like
= plain sewing 20 do ~ home, machine or
end. Mrs. Grand. 2iT East r0th.
REssAfAKING - Artistic gowns, advanced
styles. expert rsmodelling; daily. Miss
l.rmitage, Columbus 10000.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION,
VAN TASSFIsL q KEARNEY
Established 1860.
fof-1os East f2th 81

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION,
VAN TASSFIL q KEARNEY
Established 1860.
t26-i2s East 18th 81.
TOMORROW CTUEsDAY). MARCH !,
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale viii comprise great many
pleasure and business cars, the property OF
different consignors.
Premises steam heated. 20 bring your car
L. II. DUNKLEY, Auctloneer.
BUICK, 1918, 3 passenger roadster; used
privately: good condition; recently over
hauled; new tires; price $500. CLOSE
Jonn ofVV.
CADILLAC, 8 CYL, BARGAIN.
Touring car, model SO. perfect running
order price reasonable. HARRY PYLE, $50
F1atbush av.. Brooklyn. Flatbush ia.
CADILLAC, late 1918, seven passenger tour
ing, new top, good condition, $500. AN
GLER, 16 West 1f5th 81 Harlem e652,
CADILLAC 1919, sUBURBAN SEDAN;
MUST SACRIFICE. sTUYvESANT 2739.
CHEVROLET sedan, 49, recently over
hauled: spare tires; bargain. 6l2sM
CHEVROLET. touring. late model, fine con-
,dtIon; many extras; s3I6. i02 w i44th.
COLE ak 1914. sedan. pass: just over
hauled no dealers. Audubon n0s0
DODGE sedan. late 1920 model excellent ap-
pearance and mechanically perfect. Seen
at kNIcKERBOCkER GARAGE All East
45th IT.
ESSEX touring, roadster and sedan; over
hauled. refinished. HUDSON MOTOR CAR
Co, Used Car Dept, $50 West seth.
EssEX sedan, a Sspdi,,i9:n Ss,:1.- Phone sos. W.
GRANT six, sedan, 1912 excellent mcchaui-
cal condition, paint aud upholstery great
sacrifice, $3.50 Phone Coney Island 364.
HUDSON super-Six, sport model touring "
mousinc. and many other types, overhauled
and refinished HUDSON USED CAR
DEPT. 23G west seth.
HUDSON speedster. repalnted. Phone sos.
w. u. MARSHALL. Morristown. n. '.
OAKLAND sedan. 1910, motor. finish. &C.
In absolutely perfect condtion excellent
buy" OAKLAND AGENCY, 1906 Bedford
sy.. Brooklyn. --
OAKLAND touring, 1920 like new through
out; genuine bargain 20 quick buyer.
OAKLAND AGENCY, 1906 Bedford av.,
brooklyn. -
ERCE-ARROw, IS. 1911. passenger
touring; sailing March -. must dispose Of
this car quickly; will consider any reasonable
offer; cash or well secured ,g,es dealers e
vent Av-> New Iorx city,
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STOCK Statesmen.

The nature OF our proposition plus the
cooperation we give our statesmen should
make Il possible for the high calibre man
20 sell o minimum OF $50 go a month. our
proposition has the written Endorsement OF
leading bankers and business men IN their
respective fields. II Is one which every rear
stock salesman will welcome once i Is ex-
plalred to him. Successful security men
don't waste time on deals which can't stand
investigation. Why continue 20 handle those
OF doubtful merit? We have room for iew
high quality men In our Organization on
highly attractive commission basis. IL yoa
can qualify address Suite s12. Al West 5Stn
St, or telephone Mr.. Hoees, Tttz Roy 1889.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


LEGAL NOTICE.
February LIST. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given OF the loss of two
books OF properly signed and sealed blank
certificates of stock OF the Tandy OF Com
pany OF Texas. numbers 1901 to 1000 inclu-
sive. Proper action has been taken by the
Directors and this notice - to serve as can
collation. OF these certificates and stoppage
of all transfer OF the above.
TANDY OIL COMPANY,
By HARRY @. MUSTARD.
Secretary,
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SECURITY sALEsAfEN.

City and travelling men, II you are
MAN OF BIG CALIBRE. capable OF max
Ing BIG MONEY and can tell the PLAIN
TRUTH about the CLEANEST INDUS
TRIAL STOCK OFFERING now available.
you are the man we want. and REAL
MONEY is YOURS for the making. Live
leads and most liberal commission ar
rangements. Call al week, suite 2o2, 1913
Broadway
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BOARDERS WANTED.

s2E. 124 w. (Graycourt) Spacious parlors.
lounge; steam heat: rooms. single, en- suite.
s5TH 600 West End nv)-Attract!ve
double room excellent table. $35 two.
93D ST., 1.S-t30 W.-Can accommodate few
more table guests; parlor dining.
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SECURITY statesmen

Industrial manufactured BY one OF the
largest steel corporations; live direct leads.
Call Sales Manager. Vanderbilt 1850.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ESTABLISHED manufacturing concern SELL
Ing nationally advertised trade marked
fabrics showing consistent profits for past
five years offers partnership opportunity
for proper man with $500. 900 (three hundred
thousand) to invest. 6SS Herald. Herald so.
WISH TO meet party with $4,000 capital
for a high class wholesale gown and
hess manufacturing business; money in
sisted tripled in short time; business fully
equipped; make appointment In first letter.
Write DESIGNER, 1858 broadway
BROKER having clientele ana experienced
stock snlesmen will sell stocks and bonds
on commission basis for brokerage concerns,
corporations, companies, individuals; securi-
ties must stand thorough investigation. r.
-. box 81, Wall st. station. New York city.
DEPARTMENT store for rent or new build
ing for department store for sale, In best
business location; no department store In
this locality: there Is a demand for such an
establishment. Inquire of PETER KOMENUS,
25s Main ST., Johnson City, N. Y.
MODERN equipped. up 10 date steamship re-
pair plant with 1880 square feet floor
space. For particulars apply LOUIS A.
ROSENSTEIN, 80 Court ST.. Bklyn. N. Y,
call Main $500.
WANTED-New ideas that can be utilized on
post card novetios; must be catchy and
original; good price paid for something at
tractive. Address Box ., Station S, Posi-
Office, N. Y. City.
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MAID must be good sewer; references re-
quired Call Monday morning before II
o'clock. Mayer, 129 East Goth. Telephone
Rhln. 5442.
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LAUNDRESS, competent, assist chamber
work; small family. Call 20 II. -
r. S0th st.
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! baby; good home country for summer
references. Call 10 to 6. 80 w. s4th ST..
Tel. Schuyler 5026.
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BUTLER. French cslonial. speaks English,
experienced can also cook, wishes position
In private family. Richardson, 229 East
sf
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


HOUSEWORKER, white, family 2. no sun
day. Call Monday afternoon, Chamberlain
52S w. li1th.
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NURSE-Refined girl to care for child Of
after school and assist IN light housework;
French speaking preferred. Gardner, GIL
West 18th.
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LAUNDRESS. competent, assist chamber
work. small family. Call TO y, II T.
S0th st.
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HOUSE MOTHER.-Young woman. athletic
and responsible. Apply Castle Sehool.
Telephone 81 Tarrytown.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.


For Uirc-Passenrer Cars.
CADILLAC. 1918. passenger limousine. g..
hour; day, week. month. Columbus $3.50
HUDSON town car, new: by day, week or
month GEORGE PAXTON. Melrose 2O24
PACKARD TWIN sIXEs for hire. perfect
service, reasonable rates. G.. NJ. q. v
WILLIAMSON, 20l w. 43d. Bryant 42i0-35
For Hirc-Motor Trucks.
GENERAL trucking. shipping, city. Bron,
and Brooklyn delivery: motor trucks tt
hire. MAuoNEY. 20s w. 17th. Chelsea COOS.
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NURSE, experienced, for weeks old bot
tie baby; personal references required. Cali
mornings. Mrs. S. Katzenstein, 3l5 w. 9Sth
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NADIA German or French young person
for light chamberwork and plain sewing;
small family; private house. 81 w. s5th st.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

] psy 2eG5 more than any one for your fur
nture, rugs. pianos, paintings. BArSLEY,
-1b University place (Stuyvesant 22os).
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NURSE wanted, take care 2-year-old child;
must be willing to help out in housework.
Apply Sommers, 81 Riverside Drive. Schuy-
Ter 9O66.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

GARDENER, farmer, graduate OF Vienna
Agriculture College, Austrian (42) mar
ried, two children, q and II years old; 2s
years experience landscaping, Horticulture.
greenhouse, farming; best references as 10
ability, integrity; honest, reliable; take
charge on private estate. Address Manager
6sl Herald. Herald So.
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COUNTRY BOARD.


New York.
CHILDREN'S COUNTRY HOME,
NEAR NEW YORK CITY.
Your children's future success and hap
piness depends on the health gained during
childhood. II through business or domestic
difficulties you are unable to give your chill
dren the attention and training they de-
serve, the healthy. happy country go neces-
sary for their well being, we will do so.
Mothers care, healthful exercise, training
of temper. proper food and home amid
pleasant surroundings.
YOUR CHILDREN NEED THESE.
Unlike an institution. Reasonable rates.
DR. FAUST,
VALLEY COTTAGE, N. Y.
PHONE CONGERS OF.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER IA years practice: all communica-
tions strictly confidential: handbook on
patents free on request: special facilities for
office consultation. MUM s. CO., 662 Wool
worth Bldg. N. Y. 9.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN. SECURITY.

SALESMAN, SECURITY.
EXPERIENCED IN TELEPHONE OR OUT
SOLUTELY NECESSARY; PERMANENT
CONNECTION WITH STRONG INDUS
TRIAL ENTERPRISE ENGAGED IN THE
MANU- FACTURING OF FARM TRACTORS:
CORPORATION ENJOYS HIGH CONNER
CIAL RATING IN DUNNS AND BRAD
STREETS: Is ~ POSITION TO COOPER
ATE WITH Statesmen TO LIMIT; NONE
But STRONG, AGGRESSIVE MEN LOOK
ING FOR HIGH CLASS ISSUE NEED AP-
PLY. GALL ~ PERSON, ROOM i0ii. i45
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UTLER-YoUsEaiAN; unusually qualified;
great worker: city, country. q l467 Her
al Ia
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WANTED-Man and wife Intelligent and
refined, under 40 years OF age. to take
charge OF small group OF boys In Jewisii
institution near New York; 500 per month
and rnaintenance. Address, stating number
In family. institution. care 125 Heraia'
$50 Broadway.
YOUNG man, general office worker. whole
line necessary; state experience, saiHry eS-
pected. Box 45, f63 f. i25th.
Instruction.
LEARN TO BE 4 CHAUFfECR-Pleassnt
prof,tnble work; day and evening classes
Fend for free booklet and visitors pass
West Side y. NJ. 9. A.. sol W. 61th 81
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HOUSEWORKER, general; white; small
family; permanent position. Call Monday,
Tuesday, 10 /, BIT West 18th, apt. 6l.
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NURSE wanted for day services only to
take care OF three months infant Apply
r. Breitel 1915 Southern Boulevard, Bronx.
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MAID and seamstress. Can Monday. 9-1l
Il z. Gath.
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sALEsMEN AND ERoKERs WANTED.

we are orEh nZlnE a DIG safes OrEAnlzatiCl
70 place common shares Of stock ~ large
well known and very successful OIL CORPo-
RATION; need 30 live wire statesmen,
with without clientele. 10 place this stock
for US In New York State, Pennsylvania.
New Jersey and other territory We are es-
pecially anxious OF securing men and women
who viii si2s us their entire time: we will
amply repay you and your future is assured:
your compensation is commissions they arc
all you could ask from large, successful,
dividend paying corporation. We VIII only
consider applications from salesmen whose
L. A. Parker Co.. ieo Market ST.. New
ark. N. J.
Statesmen.
We can offer you life long position in an
established business where character ana
ability are more important than experience;
you satisfy VI and we viii satisfy you that
this opportunity Is a real one. Apply In per-
son. L. H. Steel Service Corp. 1875 Broad
way.
SALESMEN.
We are starting class IN salesmanship
Monday morning at 10 A. NJ. We teach you
The science OF selling and II you qualify will
place ycu on cur sales force. We have
and big earnings: this costs you nothing;
be here Suite l105. w. 34th St
sALEsMEN-W rite for iisT OF lines and FUN
particular.; earn - 300 10 $4,000 yearly:
big demand for men: inexperienced or ex-
perienced. c.ty or travelling. Natl Saies-
mems TT Assn. Dept sis-c' Gambler bids''
New York.
Statesmen and canvassers: city: state sal
airy, references. J los Herald, $50 B'way.
SECRETARY. Spanish or Cuban: native OF
Havana preferred, Of good social standing
light secretarial work: liberal financial In
tsrest TO right man. Address Y 100 Herald.
Herald so.
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NURSE for child II months old, steady
position, good home references. Mrs. a.
NJ Lee, 25i West 92d. Riverside 1855.
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JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
&c = 43d. Tel. 303o Vanderbilt.
Furnishes selec. help; references invssu.
rated.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted-Mais
Domestic.

JAPANESE AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY,
i5o W. 46th st. Bryant 5079.
Select Domestic Help.
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HOUsEWORI<. general, girl in small family
references. 100 w. 1isth st.
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Instruction.
LA MILO.

the celebrated European beauty creator viii
shortly open her first academy OF beauty In
America, 10 teach her exclusive methods to
a limited number Of young ladies. Pleasing
personality and refined manners are essen
tlal In this profession. Those qualifying
win be placed in the La Milo Beauty Salons
Call or write La Milo, Inc, SO 9TH av.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

Domestic Help Wanted.
COUPLES, $50: cook Club, s25: nurses.
Universal Employment Agency. % W. oftn
81.
BIJTLER, second, third, useful men, couples.
Iida Seely's Agency. IS West SD.
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BUTLER-Useful Chinese young man wishes
position; references. 1906 Herald, HaT-
| Ian,
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BOOKKEBPER, %, Junior accountant five
years experience. Kahn, IA Arion place.
RrOokivn
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New Jersey.

81 UP WEEKLY; WITH BOARD, $40 UP
DAY RATE, $1.50 UP. COURT HOTEL
NEWARK. N. ]. PHONE PARAMOUNT 2525
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BROKER; Insurance; suburban real estate
office, thoroughly experienced; large
clientele: rnqucstionable references. II.
MI;l Err. 1885 Ogden aV.
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CHAUFFEUR. Japanese, reliable, capable
driver; repairs; character, ability references
furnished; perfect Recommendation from well
known former employers. A., 148 w. Goth.
Tel, Columbus bl1b,
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We can offer you life long position IN an
established business where character and
ability more important than experience
you satisfy and We Will satisfy you that
this opportunity Is real one. Apply In per
son. L. r. Steel Service Corp. 16j Broad
t-a
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THC wTLFRED ACADEMY Q

HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
OFFERS COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS IN
ALL BRANCHES. ASSURING LARGE
EARNINGS. DAY. EVENING CLASSES.
CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION.
Ih3 w. 44TH ST. PHONE BRYANT 9455.
EARN $25-Slj0 weekly: only through Prof.
Rohrer's, the Reliable Hairdress, Mani
cure. Beauty School, s. up; free for service;
earn while learl circular explains. 1l9 w.
42d ST.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

take orders; good pay; easy
proposition. Commonwealth Co., liz T..
IO5tb
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NURSE for two boys of 5 and years ref
erences required. Mrs. Nathan Straus,
Jr. 81 West Goth St, Monday TO 8.
nrofassion EMBARRASSING shop small fee /;
permanent position. with advancement. Frey.
II East 41st
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BOOKKEEPER, cashier. age &c, considerable
experience; capable taking charge office
BOoKKEEPER t34). beginner. seeks position;
salary optional. 1855 Herald, Fulton ST.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

s~~~~-~-~~~~~-~~~~>~~>~~~ >~~~-~~~~~~~>~~~~~-~~~>~
Furniture.
DAMASK, everstuffed. cushion arms. living
room set. MASON, Coz West 10th.
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BUTLER--Fiiipinos wish positions; best ref
erences. Apply Philippine American En-
ployment Agency. rly Sands ST., Brooklyn, or
call up Main 27pt.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper, office manager.
80; broad experience; take entire charge
any books. Brown. 995 Decatur ST.. Brook
lyn
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FEUR-MECHANIC, expert driver
Locomobile. Pierce, Packard, any car; II
years driving private families; knows de-
rartulent stores, theatres, all country roads;
excellent references: $50; anywhere. 1s4
Herald, Herald 50.
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BUTLER, valet. thoroughly competent.
liable; 10 years personal city references.
BushNick GO1aY.
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! GARDENER. American, 46. married, no chill
dren, competent all branches Ono large
greenhouse), wishes charge gentleman S
place; references. Losee, 249 Edwards av.,
] .nng nch n i
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BOOkKEEPER, accountant, cashier, desires
position over IS years experience at all
books; balances, statements; good refer
ences; hard worker. A $40 Herald, Fulton 81.
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EXECUTIVE,

thoroughly experienced in estimating
and engineering or selling fine set up
boxes for the perfumery and pharna-
ceutical trade: state full Information
concerning yourself, experience, ref
erences and salary desired. V 67s
Herald, Herald SO.
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GARDENER, experienced live stock all
kinds Of flowers, shrubs, fruit, trees,
lawns handle help; Irish. aged 40, married,
one infant; excellent references from past
employers. Healy, 33 Hamilton av., Green
Wich. Conn
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BuTLER-vALET. useful wishes position:
speaks French. Spanish and English; best
references. A 1888 Herald. Herald 50.
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GARDENER, French, superintendent or
working foreman; married no children; 25
years experience; understands the manage
ment of eentlemans country estate; best
references. J. b. Jadin, 143 West l23d ST.
Morningside 1892
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
borough of Brooklyn.

ATTRACTIVE rooms. $3.50 weekly: conve
iencss. SINCLAIR HOTEL. f63 Fulton s
fflfltn
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hoy, 10, strong wishes learn electrical trade.
Joseph Kuehi. SIS 4sth ST., Brooklyn.
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RICHMOND HILL--Large. comfortably fur
nished room, suitable two gentlemen or
business couple board optional. Richmond
Hill 0439W.
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BUTLER. first class, young man, seeks po-
sition, private family; willing and obligng;
BUTLER, Belgian COZ, good references.
Write w. Preisser. 237 Il. 3sth st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-17
FIRST MAIL UNIONS
HEARING |N8Y YEARS
laws Tells Labor Representa-
tiyes Policy for Adjusting
Differences
VIEWS THEM AS PARTNERS

washington, March II. - For the
srst time in eight years, representatives
!, The postal employees unions met
,osterday with the postmaster Ngen-
go, 10 discuss questions affecting the
n0rsounel Of the department. Post
easter General Hays,i in announcing
.ow policy for dealing with the en-
.aovss. said frequent conferences would
!. held between department officials and
CONSERVATIVES of the employees ''for the
adjustment of all differences"
,Three hundred thousand men and
,,omen are engaged in this enterprise"
\ Mr. Hays told the union representa-
ives. 1--WE are going to have 300, 900
uartners. The postoffice establishment
Il not an institution for profit ana
nolitcs; It is an institution for service,
pprd Il is the Presidents purpose that
every effort shall be made to improve
,bet service. l know that with 3OO,-
ooo n men and women pledged to serve
oil tbe people and honestly discharge
that duty, fairly treated and properly
anpreciated, all partners with us in the
The postmaster general addressed
letters to all postmasters directing their
attention to the desirability Of partici-
Mating in the civic activities Of their
communities.
"By taking an executive interest in
the meetings of local chambers of com :,
merce, boards of trade and other civic
and community organizations" Mr..
Uays said, excellent opportunities are
Afforded for the dissemination of gen
eral postal information, essential to the
nroper conduct of an efficient postal
sarvice. Postmasters should avail
themselves of such opportunities to
solicit the co operation of civic or
Ssnizations in securing observance by
the general public of the fundamental
nrinciples of mailing, the compliance
pp,,tb which on the part of postal pa :
trons @ is necessary to the discharge Of
nostal duties to the entire satisfaction
of the public"