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The New York herald., 1921-12-23
FAREWELL AUCTION
BRINGS $1S4,S6O
j. P. Day Holds Last Sale Of
Year; Realty Co. Buys 82
Acres at Throgs Neck.

The last important auction sale OF 1921
was hISSs yesterday by Joseph p. Day,
when a number of properties in Manhat-
tan. The Bronx. New Jersey and Nassau
county was sold. The total obtained by
MIR. Day was s1S4.S5O.
The Seabury Realty Company pur-
chased for $54,500 a tract of about
eighty-two acres on Ferris avenue, near
Zerega Point in the Throgs Neck section
OF the Bronx. The property overlooks
Pelham Bay and Long Island Sound. A.
Budner paid $25.so0 for 169 East Sew
enty-ninth street. three story and base
ment brownstone dwelling 15.6x1OO.2,
between Lexington and Third avenues.
j. A. Borden bought the three story
frame dwelling at the corner of North
Broad street and Aberdeen road, Eliz-
abeth, n. j.. for $26,750. This house is
located on a plot measuring 171x247.9x
irregular. David vogel, representing a
client, was the successful bidder for the
plot. 5Ox94. on the north side of East
18th street, 1850 feet east of Stebbins
avenue.
James w. Veedee bought the tract of
about thirty acres at Garden City. front
ing on Nassau Boulevard and Cambridge
avenue, for S5S,500, and John j. Phillips
was the successful bidder for the two
and one-half story frame dwelling. on
the west side of Cumbermede road, Pali-
sade. n. j.. occupying plot 70x110x75x
IL. The buyer paid $11,800 for the
property.
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ACCOUNTANT, bookkeeper. part time: long
experience; 72c hour. p. Q. box 142. Bklyn.
BUTLER-Can cook and wait on table: speak
French and Italian; would like position I'm
private family Write V. Capecahi, 1873 w.
Sd ST.
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NEW YORKER ACQUIRES
EAST ORANGE FLATS
Prof. Blackwell of HARVARD Is
Seller-Other Deals.

An investor in this city has purchased
the two six family apartment houses al
1s9 and 191 Elmwood avenue, Eas,
orange, N. j.. from Prof. Howard
blackwell of Harvard University. The
property occupies plot 60x125. Each
house contains six suites of five rooms
and bath. Feist G. Feist were the
brokers. ~
Payson Mel. Merrill Company an6
John Crawford sold for Richard N
Penny his property OF seventy acres
with dwelling and outbuildings, al
Greens Farms, Conn. The property
commands extensive views of Long
Island Sound and Of the hill country tc
the north for many miles.
John Crawford sold to Alexander
Balog for the Misses Cockcroft a farm
at Norwalll, Conn.,, consisting of about
sixty acres and two houses. The buyer
will use it as a dairy farm.
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FI.ATBUSI Section, 4th ST.. 564 f., corner
Corteyou road-4 and room apts., all
modern improvements, just completed rea-
sOnable rent. Take CulYer line train.
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STUYVESANT AV.. 291. near Halsey st.
Three story and basement brownstone
dwelling. IL rooms and bath, electricity; inn
mediate possession; price $4,000. terms
Tel. Bushwlck 1914.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded IN schools; city or coun-
try; highest references. EMERY. SO Park
row, room 6O4-H. Cortlandt 1894.
RIVERSIDE DR.. 5fD--Elegant rooms. bath.
phone; excellent meals; two so. PERRY.
list. 35 west--High class double room /,
board optional. Owner. Columbus 243o.
72D ST. 3ls w.--superior accommodations;
two single rooms; table guests; references:
74TH ST.. 16i a l60 West tMarpury HalD -
Most exclusive American plan hotel In New
YORK; ono room, one . room apartment
also one room and bath. now available. Co
lumbus 1890.
18TH ST. ii4 WEST, Noreco Hall: dclEhtful
large rooms steam heat, spacious parlors
aud lounge; excellent meals.
p2D Central Park wesO Two attractive
rooms. board references. Riverside $3.50.
NTH, i16 Mest--Large sunny back parlot
Tor two; excellent table
l2GTH, 800 W.--Workingmen board good
home cooking; prl.ate family telephone
Borough Of Bronx.
BRONXwooD AV., 4fT5 C232d 1.--Chli-
dren wanted. over ? year; good homo.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US

CLOCK hall, mahogany, magnficently
carved. 1Ox21k, Elliott movement. Whiting
ham and Westminster tubular chimes with
moon phases. Telephone mornings. to :,
Bryant 3l31.
FOR SALE--Battery of two new horizonta!
return tubular boilers, ~ inches by is foet;
A. S. NJ. T.. specifications for $50 pounds
working pressure and complete with fronts,
CRATES Suspension and accessories; cost
SO, 700; bargain for cash $4,000. Apply Box
r. Passaic, n. j.
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UNRESTRICTED PLOT. 50xiOo, on Univer
sity av., choice location, suitable for store
and taxpayers: easy terms. CLEMENT II
SMITH. AGO fremont av. Phone 61s fremont
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Bulkley & Horton Company sold plot
on Twenty-fourth avenue between Bath
and Benson avenues. 60x100, for Mrs. A.
II. Guarla.
Realty Associates sold to w. A.
Sealy new two story semi-detached
dwelling at 616 Sixty-eighth street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues.
Martin Company leased for the Good
year Chemical Company to the Roman
Manufacturing Company the building at
2 Ninth street.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

APARTMENTS-New IL rooms, bath,
kitchenette; maid service: improvements /;
subways; twenty minutes Herald 50. $40
Sterling place.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEURS on electric cars. 3 and ton
capacity; must be able TO handle beef
Apply l05 East ADD.
ELECTRIC car chauffeurs. able 10 handle
beef. Apply 405 East 43d.
MEN.
few capable men to aid in organizing
and perfecting able sales and service
corps to cover the entire country by dis
tricts In line of unusual interest aud great
value TO business men, never before devel-
oped; n real opportunity for the right men.
Call personally.
MIR WHITE. SUITE 1901.
1919 BROADWAY.
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QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

Lewis Fl. May Company sold for Jo-
seph A. Kean a plot in the Early prop
erty on Rue de st. Felix and Beach
Fourteenth street, Ostend, Far Rock
away. l.. L. to Jacob Dorf
Mrs. A. E. Wilcox has purchased an
apartment in 13S Twenty-third street,
Jackson Heights.
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statesmen.

I can offer a permanent posi-
lion I'm New York city where n
LIBERAL commission with draw
ing account offers unlimited
possibilities with immediate In
come. Applicant must have
successful sales record.
Call before 1 O'Clock.
X. II. DENNY,
Room 605, lis West 44th st.
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FRONT and bed room. handsomely furnished.
heat; reasonable. Call any time. LUTFY,
p Dean St. Brooklyn. Main 25G5.
LARGE room. congeniai private family.
steam. electricity. suitable one two gentle-
men: also small room; reasonable. Phone
Flatbush 124.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROWING manufacturing business. product
of unusual merit needs organizing, also
few thousand dollars; profits big; contracts
signed for big returns TO honest. reliable par
ties; will divide interest; positively splen-
did connection can be arranged to right
party, with organizing ability and capital.
V 501 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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PARK SLOPE-$100: act quickly; elevator
apt, rooms and bath; every impvt.; fine
location. near subway: possession. PlERSON
G. co. 323 Ffatbush ave
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

INFORMATION wanted Of United Advertis-
ing Agency, incorporated in New York
October 18th, 1901 by William w. Seeley,
William A. McGilI and Fred i. Perine. Write
J. A. BURREI.I.. / West 3Ith St. New York.
Mr. l.. j. Meader. formerly of 67 Riverside
Drive. N Y. c., hereby gives notice that
he viii not be responsible for any amounts
charged TO him unless personally ordered
by him.
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Above 5s,h st.-5th Av. to North River

SUITABLE for large enterprise garage. fac
tory, ware supply house. facing boule-
yard, Park av. and 18th ST., West New York.
n. j.; property 150x105 IT.: present buildings
$500 SCI. IT,. opposite Goth ST., across the
Hudson; near 42d st. ferry and bridge.
Apply premises
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-Room facing on Central Park
West, between T2d and Tooth sts, with
breakfast. by Japanese gentlemen; terms
reasonable E 1884 Herald. Fulton -.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.
Instruction.

EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrers
famous Hairdress, Manicure. Beauty
School, 119 w. 42d ST.. or Brooklyn. IL 18th
az. Newark branch, SAT Broad ST Circular.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Above 5eth st.-5th Ay. to East River.
SEVEN ROOMS. s105 TO $40.

Tenant ownership plan, elevator apartment
houses, superbly located at II and 10 II. 9oth
st., near 9Th av immediate possession: the
rooms can readily be altered into a lesser
number of larger rooms II desired; this Is
equivalent TO buying a dwelling for $4,000
with s.. 200 cash. in the finest residential Sec
tion OF the city; the rent is low and IL eventu-
ally makes the property free and clear a
most unusual feature; most of the available
apartments have been sold 10 satisfied ten
ants (''The proof of the pudding. &c: Will
lam Crulkshank's Sons, Agents, IS Liberty st.
Telephone Cortlandt h104.
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SALESMAN.

A LARGE AUTOMAT EMBROIDERY
FACTORY, MANUFACTURING POP
ULAR LINE OF NOVELTIES FOR
THE DRESS TRADE IN TIE CITY.
IS OPEN FOR THE SERVICES OF A
SALESMAN OF PROVEN ABILITY
TO CARRY AS A SIDE LINE; NO
DRAWING ACCOUNT. BUT A VERY
LIBERAL COAIMSISSION; STATE
REFERENCES AND EXPERIENCE.
4. F., 33S HERALD, HERALD SO.
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Above 5o,h st.--Sth Az. TO East River.

SID li6 E.--New building. and 2 room
apartments with bath and kitchenette. ali
modern improvements. oren for Inspection.
3pUi.
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-sale or Rent.
New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write F. uNsER
Mlneola. Tel. Garden City 1642W.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

KIRMANsHAH carpet. 13x1I. POI so. TT;
particularly harmonious, charming color
ing tan. rose and blue; price $1,000. By APP
pointment, Circle 1854.
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DIGNTFIED English Vila.-Wiil sacrifice
beautiful new homo with garage for 81 ,1JO
cash, balance on easy installments, second
mortgage of 81 900, almost like rent, buys II
$1,000 now In first mortgage can remain !;
has 10 large rooms, tiled bath. splendid liv-
Ing room. with Gothic fireplace, steam heat.
parnuet floors. running water, electric light.
every convenience; beautifully situated on a
fino plot. 100x200 IT,: fine garden space;
close TO pretty lake stocked with fish; select,
congenial neighbors; good markets, schools
and churches near by; elevation nearly 900
IT.; this Is chance of lifetime to obtain
a year-round home at fraction of real
worth; could not be duplicated for less than
SIS 600; ideal committing to New York City.
Address VILLA, Post Office Box 1107, City
Hall Station. New York City.
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent.
Write VAN WINKLE CO. Rutherford. NJ.
SUMMIT, n. j.,
and the HILL COUNTRY NEAR BY.
No Better Place TO Live.
EUGENE JOBS-H. +. BECK CO..
Real Estate Brokers. Summit. n. J.
Connecticut-Sale or Rent.
LADD G NICHOLS, INC.
Tel. 1I17 Greenwich. Conn.
Florida-Sal~ or Rent.
FLORIDA--Invest in Lakeland Highlands
groves. W. Il. HALLAM 4 CO., 100 Bway.
y. y. TEL Stuy. 0939 (near Wanamakers)
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1910 MADISON AVE, southeast corner ssth
ST.. rooms, two baths: parquet floors ;
all light: elevator, night service. Resident
owner management. 81 900 up.
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sAJEsMEN.

statesmen.
large selling company establishing
branches throughout New Jersey REQUIRES
energetic, capable and ambitious representa-
tives In the following towns: Union Hill,
Paterson, Passaic. Elizabeth, Dover Perth
Amboy and New Brunswick. Pleasant work
and dependable income assured, including
expenses, commission and bonus. An oppor-
tunity not to be overlooked. Apply home
office,
ELECTRIC DEVICES CO,
47-i9 Clinton ST.. Newark, n. ].
SALESMAN (Christian) for paper special
ties principally local trade Wanted a
young man, between 30 and 80 years OF age,
one experienced in selling manufacturers
and wholesalers preferred. Address stat
ing age. experience, salary, references, etc.
COMPETENT. S7S Herald. Fulton ST.
SALEsMAN-A real salesman for dairy sup
Plies must be well acquainted with dairy
trade; state age, experience. Address J. c..
box 4s. Long Island City
STENOGRAPHER-s R-sECRETARY-You man
in legal department large Jersey CITY cor
poratton; permanent position with oppor-
tunity for advancement; give education, eX-
perience and salary expected T. Q. box
lO+, Jersey Slly.
STENOGRAPTIER, typist. age about 20, for
Bronx office; state particulars. i 1895
Herald, Bronx
sUPERINTENDENT wanted to manage high
class apartment houses: must he practl-
cal and have the ability to handle men:
no: over 40 years of age; give experience
and references; salary $3.50 month. Box A
81 Herald. $50 B'way.
WATCEAIEN. Three experienced private
watchmen wanted to take care of private
weight and experience not over - years OF
age. 572 Herald. $50 Broadway.
YOUNG MAN for general clerical work
wanted stenography and ypewriting, IN
Office OF broad silk manufacturer; state sal
AIRY expected, qualifications. experience and
references. +. X, box 1OS, Station #, Man
haitian.
YOUNG man. active, well educated, not
under % must be disposed to learn our
business and ambitious for advancement;
good pay. Apply after O. Mr.. Cotton. 81
East 22d ST., sixth floor.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Help Wanted Eemale-Domestie.
AT MRS. THEO. MALMBERG's
SWEDISH AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1SsD,
1049 LEXINGTON AV. C75TH).
COOKS Mattresses, chambermaidss nurses,
houseworkers. couples.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
APARTMENTS. EARLE & CALHOUN.
IL w. I'D st. Columbus 5f16.
BRIGHT. cheerful newly furnished room
housekeeping apartment In clean, quiet re-
spectacle house. linen, silver telephone, cleo
tricity. private bath, abundance heat. hot
water, suitable snail select Christian adult
family, $l00; references. MOORE, 500 West
121st.
BROADWAY, 1osth-June l to Oct. !,
high class eight rooms. baths. hand
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
SON HOBBS. 162 WEST 72D ST.
NEWLY decorated, beautifully furnished I
room apt: bargain; going South Lenox 251
PARK Av. (56th) -Four rooms. kitche, cite,
S2lo; value $500. Lenney. - Il. AID ST.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2sl.-Handsomely fur
nished SIX room and bath apartment 10
rent until October ! !9ee. MIR. FRANK.
26TH ST. 2s West.-Two rooms, bath. linen,
maid service, $s5 per month.
50TH ST. WEST,
OVERLOOKING 5TH Av.
Mrs. Prescott has beautifully fur
nshed four room apartment, equipped
for full housekeeping. Parlor with
grand piano, Vantine rugs, karpen
overstuffed furniture in blue and
gold; two big bedrooms, each with
twin beds: handsome foyer and bath;
luxurlously appointed throughout for
family living; immediats possession;
have Christmas dinner in your own
home. Mrs. PRESCOTT. Circle 2l99.
Seen all day. 2199 Circle.
18TH ST, G3 East-Smal studio apartment,
rooms and bath. Telephone Plaza 1926
before 1890 A. M.
ssTH ST. 164 & I66 West (Mar arbury HalD.--
-Four room studio apartment to rent; ex-
elusive family hotel. Columbus 1900.
sTTH ST, 1876 west.-Seven rooms, three
baths, three master bedrooms, preferably
nine months, win consider six, s4O0 per
month. Can be seen from 10 TO g. apt. 6A.
DIST ST. % WEST-HIGH CLASS FUR
NISHED APARTMENTS. TWO ROOMS
AND BATH: MAID AND VALET SER
VICE; 500 UP.
e4TH ST. 3os wEsT-Eight large. light
rooms, baths. G. A. BECKER. Riv. S62S.
95TH. West (2532 way)--Attractive .
rooms. bath and, maid service; electric
grill. Riverside 0693.
18TH ST.-Four rooms. kitchen. bath, com
plete; lease 5000 monthly. Riverside zoos
ii3TH, 507 w.-Delightfui high grade. ., 3,
T. 8 room fireproof elevator building; mod.
crate rents. Tel. Cathedral 1850.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

PrERREPoNT ST. 76.-Attractive rooms;
excellent table; convenient subway. Main
1159W.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

WANTED-For the winter months by a
single lady, small furnished housekeeping
apartment east Of Fifth avenue in desirable
neighborhood; no children or dogs; refer
erces exchanged Address, MRS T. l.
RAYMOND. South Norwalk. Conn
WANTED
by an elderly couple. small, sunny, well fur
nished apartment for January and February,
ir convenient proximity to stores and thea
tres. Address II. G. CORSON. Concord, Mass
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Above 5sth st.-sth Av. to North Ri7er.

v.
CENTRAL PARK WEST, 424, corner 1o2d--
room elevator apartment; redecorated; !;
immediate occupancy; $1,S00. Phone Lenox
3701.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, $50 Gi6th)-High class
7 room elevator apartment: $1,000 very
choice; immediate possession. Superintendent
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 302 tiosthl-High ciass
elevator apartment: $4,2OO-S4-oOOi viz
rooms. Z baths renovated; immedlate. sdpt.
69TH. 212 W.-Bachelor apartment, rooms.
bath; all improvements. Apply Supt.
10TH ST., 107 Vest rooms and bath, floor
through. everything new; light housekeep-
ing; immediate possession.
93D. 3f6 W.-Seven room elevator apartment.
Inqpire ON premises.
9th. 1o4 W. beautiful, large rooms,
splendid kitchen. grand heat, hot water:
500: perfect for family Of two.
11sTH ST.. 1853 West and : room elevator
apartment: steam heat: electricity:
Borough of Bronx.
LoRING PLACE. 2312-2316 (between 1881
st. and Fordham roads,, ., q, rooms
and baths; reasonable rent. Apply on
premises.
Borough of Brooklyn.
kitchenette; maid service: improvements;
subways; twenty minutes Herald 50. 3IS
sterling place.
FI.ATBUSH Section, 4th ST., 564 E., corner
Cortelyou road-4 and room apts., all
modern improvements, just completed, rea-
sonable rent Take Culver line train
PARK SLOPE-$t0O: act quickly; elevator
apt. rooms and bath; every impvt.; fine
location. near subway; possession. PIERSON
G. CO., 323 Fiatbush ave-
Borough of Queens.
NINE rooms and two baths In new two
family house; rent s125 monthly. 10
Terrace av.. jamaica Phone 2913 Jamaica
after +. M.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

CIAMBERMAID. hotel or private family;
best references. P 2o79 Herald. Herald So.
COMPANION. childs. Kindly write steinel.
III Washington ST, 1loboken
COOK young Finnish woman, desires posi-
ton: best references. Care Skog, apt. g..
7t2 Brook ay.. 156th st.
CooK-First-class. wishes position where
other help is kept; disengaged. 7 2OIs
Herald. Herald 50.
COOK, excellent on dnners. or day; Protes-
tant. l49 East 31st. Hill.
COOK, competent: also waitress; dinners or
luncheons. Phone LenoN AZ.
COOK, clean laundry. by day: first class,
colored. reliable. Camphor. Harlem 640s.
DREssMAKER. French any gowns; guar
anty one day; best references. Cathedral
3sa5.
DREssMAKER and artistic .remodeler; alb
solutely competent; out 20; references.
Farman Schuyler 4l54.
GOVERNESs, visiting highly recommended. .
teaches French, English branches. piano.
athletics. A. b., General Post Office, New
Rochelle.
GOVERNESS, visiting Parisienne, kinder
garten; French, English; pianist; Manhat-
tan, Westchcster, Lawrence. Schuyler 6293.
GovERNESS visiting, Partisan French.
English, pianist. kindergarten; Manhattan,
Westchester. Rockaways. schuyler 6293
HOUSEISETPER, refined, neat; excellent
cook, manager: fun charge, no servant;
best references; small family. o 1890 Her
aid. Harlem.
HoUsEWOR<ER, sleep in; nea,. .colored.
willing, obliging. Chares-Lovell 200
West l4lth.
,IIousEwoRK-Fren experienced; cook
ing, waiting; neat; apartment. Lamisse,
25S w. 2sth. "
HOUsEwORK, light. coiored girl; can do
plain cooking. Audubon 4ls2
LAUNDREss-Coio girl wishes part
or laundry.
willing to care for child evenings. Tel. 1473
Harlem.
LAuNDREss- WANTS HAMPER WASH
ING; ALSO FINE SILKS AND LIN
GERIE; REFERENCE. CIRCLE 2Ie,.
LAUNDREss WANTS FINE WORK. FINE
SILKS AND LINGERI&E; E. REFERENCES
FURNISHED. CIRCLE 27eI.
MAIp-LADY GOING ABROAD DE
cEMBER 81 WISHES PLACE
CfIAMBERMAID AND PARLOR-
ThNP;s. MThANlP;s BOTH 0yr EIvE ET4EcYf YEARS PGiE REF
ETENcES; VERY HIGHLY RECON-
MENDS. RH1NELANDER 0i5s.
MIDWIFE. licensed. wishes position with
doctor. Bernard, Z East l32d, Harlem 4o29.
NURSE wishes position with invalid lady;
Willing 10 tGNs hittp ilhltlN bl'AtlA'AF ANAT
crences. c 2245 Herald, Herald 80.
NURSE-Dclicate infants specially. con-
scentious, loving care; practical; Amcri-
can. 63 w. 130th. "
NURSE, chiidren's. experienced. compctent;
good scamstrcsa. a. ltowcroft, 4lJ Am
sterdam av.
SHAMPOO, scalp and face treatment; clec-
trio appliances, by appointment, ~ your
home. Write Mrs. DESMOND, $40 West
elth.
YOUNG girl. white, chamber WORK, sowing
very good sewer; best references, Call or
write. Malley. 2t79 sth av
YOUNG, lady, office worker, desires work
evenings. Saturday afternoons, assist In
office store. &c. go Herald, $50 BWay
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
situations Wanted FemaIc--DOmesilc.
BRENNAN AGENCY.
G05 Madison av. Plaza 1917.
Cook. watresscs. laundresses, couples.
HOUsEwORKERS. days workers, half
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

STANDARD. 1920 4 passenger sport model,
IN first class condition. good paint, tires.
tools, etc. Insured for 50 80 with / 1 months
70 run; cost 81 1000; viii sacrifice for 81 400
II sold before Dec. -. Tel. South Orange
1913.
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PIANOS AND PHONOGRApHs.
SPORTING GOODS.
TIME CLOCK.
WEARING APPAREL-FEf.Gu.

SEAL coats. now, exceptional. mat cd skins.
late model. ideal gifts. BIahw fg3
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CENTRAL PARK WEST, 424, corner 102d--
room elevator apartment; redecorated; !;
immediate occupancy; 81 800. Phone Lenox
Q-of
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Needs.
CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS.

MANY gifts that would delight her. as odd
gifts. lamp shades, underwear. &c; also
dolls for kiddles MURPHY, 90 w. 9ist
iel. Riyersi1e o943.
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Borough Of BrookIyn-saie or Rent.

FLATBUSH-Two family detached modern
rooms: Ay. subway; reference
reduired; $125. Phone Flatbush 14o3-J.
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borough OF Queens.

NINE rooms and two baths In new two
family house: rent SIPS monthly. 70
Terrace av.. Jamaica. Phone 2913 Jamaica
after =. M.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-22
$500 ASSYRIANS WANT IN
Special Consideration Asked for Ref.
ugees Who Have Relatives In
the United States.

Washington. Dec. 10. PLEAS Tor spe.
cial consideration for 800 Assyrians.
refugees now awaiting admission ut
our ports, or ON the high seas. or about
to sail for this country, We're made be-
fore the house Immigration committee
by Peter Benjamin aud George A.
Quigley of Connecticut and Rev. Simon
lpnan.
These ASSyrians, the speakers said
have relatives and friends in this coun.
try who are willing aud anxious Ia
help them, should they he permitted Ia
come In, and they urged that the neces
Sary exception to the law he made ID
their behalf. Mrs Oscar $. Straus OF
New York also appeared before the
committee,
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-12-22
GALE HITS NEW YORK CITY
One Killed, and Many Have Narrow
Escapes, During Storm in
Gotham.

New York. Dee. l9-In the wake of
the gale which blew over the city, one
man lost his life and property valued
at mere than 100000 was damaged.
In the Bronx hundreds of women and
children ran panic-stricken from their
homes and many had narrow escapes
from the live electric wires that We're
blown down by the wind that reached
Il velocity of about seventy-five miles
I'm hour.
Among the places that suffered the
most damage were the College of the
s'ity of New York, the Clason Point
Military academy, at the foot of Sound
View avenue. where more than 200
students were routed from their beds
when part of the roof was blown or.