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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
Inside Story Of the StiIlman
nUorce Case Is Revealed

Anls. etilimnn Immediately brought
counter suit. naming Florence Leeds
- correspondent ana saying Off
ciaily In her anaWor that Mira Leeds
Is the lnamorata 81 my husband. and
her child. Ja,. - my husbands
Although nstute nitorneva FOR sun
man succecdcd IN havinq the papers
sealed and filed In remote putchcss
county, reporters succeeded In find
inE the papers and studying Them and
making their contents known.
The slilimaus immediately parted
Mrs. SULLIVAN ~r1ccceucd In obtaining
q court order which nompeia her hus-
band 70 provi0c her with 100000
yearly alimony. pending the trial OF
Mrs.. Lsedo has hurried 70 P1orlan
accompanied ~ her minds. Jap scrv-
ants. four automobiles "a doctor, a
uuIao and three lawyers
''Fin" Potter ainiman mas eetlud-
Cd herself az Lakewood, n. J.. with
her three children. Ony. Alexander
and Anne. The two latter children
have turned against their rather. aud
are nruclaimlng their loyalty 20 their
talented mother.
siiliman remains at tho Union
League club.
Inc phiatlal steam yacht. Mod
esiy oAnnt By siillmnn, has dropped
nncnor IN the bay OF h~iscayne. Just
of Miami, F1oridn. and dctivc prcp-
nraiions arc being made 10 cauip her
Tor n iona crnise.
Meanwhile Mrs Leeds occupies the
Cleveland villa. a palntiRl mansion adj
Joining mo fiaminEo hotel, az Miami
and u auarded night aud day by pri-
vate detectives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

xs,l.s a.r.Sy siS.a ,Ss, no nader.
signed viii On ne 18Th day Of April, 1921.
lei the contract 70 build . four room ron.
crete bulldins fsr achool Dist Ne. rs A.
Tres Pisdfas Me- nesieo, on the lne q
Antonlto. Cello. The plans End tpteihcsiises
can Be seen a. the office u T. Chas
Oaaatra, Architeet. Santa 70, N. NJ ef ~
Edwin N. seward, cleri. Tres Fiedras, n.
n. Bidt are requtsihd eth and without
the Nesting plant. All bids aheuid be seat
20 q. J. oalnnna. eupt. u schools. Taos
n. n. An bida received vii ~ opsned ~
thu Hoard % Hdueefion on tho 18Th daf n
APRIL 1891. Al The hear On ten o'eioek
4. n. 81 Taos, n. N. The Beard reserves
the right 20 reject any or al bids.
BOARD Of EDUCATION TAOS CO.
~ I. W. DwfRE. Secretary.
Msrehie. 2a.s0'Apro.ia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
Get Licenses
To Practice Medicine
In New Mexico

llccnse 90 practice medicine IN
New Mexico has been issued hy the
Stete Board Of Medical Examiners "a
~ applicants o. follows; a. }. Heb-
enetreii. Albu1uerQue, r.. ~ Incl.
ItnIinss Norris Walner. Cbs0h
trauhlln Walker. rialn a n Gala
han and A. 4. Kyllo. Fort hayard.
n. "A James. auFaritt. a.. NJ Moran.
las NtGae. ". - ssokea Central. u.
-. anderson. Nalmora. " Herman
ds4 4. 4. naVy. y. a Howell. Pine
flah Ark: Phillip work. Pueblo.
rs fequcat of the applicant The mp
plicatiou - Br. W. v. Whiihcro Of
.NluuQuerqne, waa held uver Until the
Juiy meeting. Action was deferred
IN the applications Of Dr. n. -.
keiley - la Grange. KY. aud nf.
a. n. Link. - colnmhta tifore. ohio.
unln the applicants have APPEARED
before the hoard.
This being thc first meeting of the
hoard ince tho new members were
appointed. an organisation was effect.
81 With the following OFFICERS. DR..
W. 7. Joyner Roswell. president: DR..
w. X. fsovelncc. Albuqueruue. vice
president; Dr. X. u. Mcbride. las
Cruces. re-eiccted secretary and
treasurer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

N""tfA 4FuA AAIr NIFIs
equally. uN he afndaxiin. between
Wiie ana MA Loedh
FIRED Hcauvaia the half-hrecd
tui1e. len New York and returned
Montreal he opened an insur-
On sept a. 1915. Jay Leeds"
old aud Florence fobis, was horn IN
the l1.at Stth street apartment. Dr..
James oEiiiyle. noted signed
the birth celtlficale although he was
no the attending physician.
EXACTLY two months later al tho
FiIlininn home. "Fiff" Potter qtlll-
man gave birth 10 Guy siiiimhn. The
birth certificate said that Anne urqu-
hsri and Jamcs Alexanaer stnlmnn
were Ms parents
Epi~oIc q
Winter came and passed and lels
found stillmaE engaged IN a hank
battle to attain the prtaIdonry Of tho
Institution, then held ~ Drank Van
suddenly vandefllp resigned with.
a giving a reaRon, and SULLIVAN was
immediately named AZ president OF
ths National cry bank. The chair
the only posaibn thar riynied the
~pt.rd.ney. wa icn open Atillnaan
Nuu u.
n was commented on AZ the birth
81 Ony Stillnon that hin name had
lut been given n place IN the Social
Register aud that when efIllman was
asked by that publication to attest hy
~ signature that the boy was his
child be refused 10 DO 40 offering
Mn. Leeds However, rode out dail,
her new piorcn-ArroN car. cnfnar
OF personal fritnda say the affida-
vita eNhihpinR her baby. proudly to
some. cautiously 10 others.
Tho name or little Jay Leeds did
not, ot course. reach the Social Res
iqter despite the affluonco aud friend
ship % stiiiman, because Mrs. leeds
wae not OF society.
EuIsu<ie =.
~ June, 1870. society was sudden
" startled BY the publication OF two
anonymous letters one hnine III an
fwer TO the otaer. "A social Journal
surrounded these letters with uuen-
ton marka "a they were traced to
thu Htiilnan home.
Pinned down by a swarm OF re-.
porftrE. Mrs. Stlllman issued n state
iefnt In which she said simply that
both letters were hers ana that they
q been stolen from a wall safe
immediately after the first two let
tors had heen published etillman
n secret action for dIvoree
his talented WIFE. He denied
no paternity OF Guy atIlman. ard
ntylfd beauvnis as correspondent.
Thinking 10 avoid notofletv he left
me jurisdiction OF New York civ
ronfts M nled his complaint IN the
obscure county Of Westchoster.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
III HOUSE SILENT
ON LANSING BOOK


<t4 ItnK Ann ii ihsssosa
c1'1n|f ntn4nfs " iiAAIslf nhfhfs
~ III M auio4I5ihed carS ~
40 1on.'rs't IrDA Ih4 r&ef
||nt|. ||1na
The n.cniaf 81 thc amtiirsn bie
> a. tho ntate ronftr4nrf who was
..ssl 70 Woodfow WIln6a declines
ca<Ans.hl Of iI1t tharrea f1d1t ~
foff1Hr Hrrlcfn4y ~ stale Ae4'n'f
f1f1,.f If1I1aIni.
~ 5pt ihikk 81 NJ fansnt
told him.
rIo<.ina hls lelf and iootlne eaf-
My AZ me. Colonel iI1ut &nII 1|nIl-
|4fo NOT rad 1nn word cf NJ
|n.|.I't Id11. ~ Ntnf me- q first
nr. {44HlIIaI 4alnkfnpht1 buI tho
~ #In If4|1InH m NY mfart M
sn.sI A1I1UtItt unreHt'
Ha&1 - EIiIl
@EIIT asa HhVf I ttEInfAd
n I1ft been tafr an iHt book
fhtt Really HarIlenrt A Paris
tith ! am editing anf ! am N1iIInf
az y ~ tetsee p ~ I'm
- A1s.i<er sasans' sheets of
ns1s' q. asss q ,aiA fur,h,t o.
.1vfst ns.;'< ,snrenes a. Paris
y i4b6f a low ana ihr former
|aIIf&n Known WITH n.rhmnrc ~ Ms
niEfft. am sure lha noAIit ain
Ter ft1tin1 ~ hdrc d dIiftffnt and
liter ,Ihttft And|nf o. what preH
'll Wilson stood Tor while " the
1nfn capital. ard they Viii aunrt-
BITE <h< o,s1iItf 81 thr men he tonk
With him az n1FIttra
Ht Atti.nca 10 dIroife any Of the
,oE| rrHt1tIt on the ff1tnd lnnf hf
- st4f4IF ftIlInN III He n4id thtI
J rIt1tafs 4rIIcis1 tcald appear "
salh nlkned " NJ nuihtr and that
IIr one 4hoff 6fiItIe 4oNId H. ~
ms1II. TINS ~ addtd WdnIn dfAll
f.c.It VIII fhe fsinaameAthIa ~
fa,sas win uilasa
I ip0rlreH nj 70 The ,ulont4 pres
Il fII1IInIId with Nfieoh. hft4de4 ~
- esitanfemtm that haa been ~
Ihf1e has never been sn mhloa
oFa D1reei between former Priest
nj UIitQn and me aid Houee
~tenatfcsi a. tatlinrA between w.
p. Wilson GRANTED an hours inter
roctniIf with a mutual friend,
u that fritnn bar Told me Of hls
ndIy <rDuHhts
"Bot' 4 r<pfisd. ~tour former WIS.,
20 hira ~ Ntn a. his many calls
ION you h1te ceased altogether
wan. ,rs-~,.s r,.,.,s.. -, 4. true
AZ I have not tten President vii
n fer two fenff. hut ron must re-
eut<r b. has hen = very sick man.
~ travel ne vas likewise
'abis 70 receive visitors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

NTH srads but he IL a member Of
a ball team.
Connie Mack Gems TO pick pitchers
for height. or tho ~ he now has the
shorten Is 6 feet n. The tailest Is
9 feet 9.
More arrcats are expected In base
scandal. It's a case Of had erNs.
Iohhny Wilson D. now called q
scientific champ instead OF the trim
nninss Tor apple pie.
Harry Fraaoe h being called n
~rpcndthrlft since he took the rubber
band on his bank roll In behalf OF
bel Pratt.
Tho Yanka are numbering poor
pltcaing and falling down against tho
good stun N their exhibition games.
There's n whole story IN those fe~
words.
Hnck Wheat o. earning tho extra
salary Ebbets paid h,m by knocking
They'll owe Nube Maruuard a
bunch OF interest " they don't settle
mp with him for his months back
pay with the Dodgers and his world
sorics cut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
Rev. w. Fl. Elfring
Elected Moderator
By Congregationalists

The annual conference 81 tho Con-
Eregationnl churches OF Sew Mexico
closed last night with thu election
Of ofuccrp. Tho Rev. w. "a. ElfrinF
o. ~ paao was made moderator. J.
q Spears 81 Camp waa made aaaia-
iant moderator. Mrs. 3. H. Herman
uez. r~eaieiratar.
Iho beard Of directors FOR the state
was elected az follows: Dr. a. =.
Davidson, chairman: Rev otto Sche-
ibe. Mr. >. T. Hernandez. REV. l.. A.
STARK. Gallup and ~. L. snyder.
Three standing committees we're
appointed. with DIR. Davidson na
Of the home mission COM
mitiec, ana the Rev. Scheibe az the
other member. The committee on
evangelism n composed OF the Rev
Schiebe the Rev. Stark OF Oaliup
and Mrs. J. n. Jones.
THE HERALD WANT AID PAGE
has a classification for every purpose
and results for those WIN uso than.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

The ciiy has lost lwo caseh nralnsi
y bfalhIHn On The charge o. speeding
b n iochnInulitr.
The fAtAA Ntfe settled In the dis
IIrl court yesterday afternoon.
lnfnIrn was first fined az on tho
haTNt IN the court Of Judge W. W.
lrclhIlan and later find t45 on q
charge. Matthew appealed both
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

raeoa putting up a bond with the
clty.
Under he new state law an papers
renting 60 the appeal must be filed
~ the district court within five days
after The appeal H. taken.
when the cases we're presented In
court yesterday ~ B Jamison. at
torney for the defendant. introduced
evidence TO show that the paper re-
lailye 20 the appeal had not been
filed from the lusticc court within tho
niioled five days. The argument held
Fopd with the judge and the Two cases
nfnlnst Mathicu we're dismissed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13
InSider Says

A broken thumb costs Kenny
Leonard $4,000. Tho old title h too
valuable to rlak with n wobbly dlelt
20 he called on his match with Frank
fchoelL
Jack Dempsey IL deiugcd with
challenges from hcadstronr chnpa
who disregard the advice of their in
Bobby Roth, wandering Romeo Of
the American league. In carrying n
~phonograph with n Ynnka this
sprine. Tits tastes run mostly 10 the
Blues and I've Got Water on NY
Knee
President Rick Riokstson OF the
newly ORGANIZED Middle West league
viii not rive big league ontlaw play
crH a haven IN his back yard.
Chick Evans h worrying becaase
he'll have 20 wear "A coat while shoot
inE golf In the British open during
May weather.
Benny Leonard h. using the old gag
albeit going 20 retire az thu end OF
tho year" II gets him publicity
Jack sharkcys recent twins are
boys. lie Intends 10 make fighters
u OF them.
Ty Cobb's little boy. Ty. Jr.. has
written his daddy for n pair OF base
hall shoes ~, Jr, Is only in the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads BY bringing results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

THE HERALD WANT Al PAGE
has a Classification for every purpose
and results Tor those who nee them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

More arrests are expected In base
It's a ease Of bad eggs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

Ty Cobb's little boy. Ty. JF. has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

nfth sIads but Ne q a member OF
a ball team.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

1ohhny Wilson D. now called a
scientific champ instead OF the trim
mings FOR apple pie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

Jack wheat n earning tho extra
Ebbets paid han by knocking
tho hall silly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-13

Jack Sharkcya recent twins are
boys. lie Intends to make fighters
u OF them.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

ADVERTISING.
a REAL PROGRESSIVE PARTY, WITH
$4,000 TO INVEST. CAN JOIN WITH a
GROWING ART ADVERTISING ORGAN
TZATION: SERVICES WITH INVEST
MENT: HIGHEST REFERENCES ESSEN
TTAT,. THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO
ENGAGE IN A PROFITABLE BUSINESS.
j 1G2 HERALD, HERALD SO.
INVESTOR sman growing hartford
manufacturing concern, with established
busiress, running full time all through pres
ont depression, vents Si5 600 TO $25. 900 for
expansion. Investor may become officer N hu
desires: profits 1920, over 20 per cent: *.
cellent references. Investigation invited,
Close" corporation, composed OF prominent
business men. Address L. r.. CROMMEFl,
Sec. Marshall ST.. apt. 3, Hartford, Conn.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL WANTED.
successfully operating company. y per cent.
monthly dividends. requires additional cap
ial for expansion: fullest opportunity for
Investigations II 460 Herald, Herald 50.
MILL INERY store, established five years. In
Union Hill, NJ j., with large following
three years lease; must sell on account OF
going 10 the coast. 1913 Herald, Herald
square.
III YOU have had any unsatisfactory dealings
with stock brokers or stock purchase
communicate with us Immediately; every
thing confidential. A 1870 Hcrald, Fulton 81.
Will. sell fine paying fully equipped garage
on Mcrrick road. Jamaica. on account of
health. For particulars apply BliANDE, GOO
Riverside Drive.
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FIorida-Saie or Rent.

PROPERTY IN FLORIDA FOR SALE.
Located in the heart of that section or
Florida which is known everywhere as pro-
ducing the finest oranges and grapefruit IN
the world is grove Of about 1000 trees.
The owner, who has lived on the place about
40 years and has developed this property,
win sell the grove only, but not his house,
grounds residence. The grove itseU is
In the highest state OF perfection and the
II ees are loaded with thousands OF boxes or
little oranges and grapefruit. which need
cnly proper attention 10 produce heaVy
crop next winter. This Is ideal business
proposition for any one desiring to escape
the rigors OF Northern winter and who Is
willing and is able to give the property some
Intelligent oversight The whole place has
about As acres, of which about Is acres re-
main to be cleared. The price Is $4,000, and
no agents or trades will be considered. Ad-
dress s. w, p. o. box 372 City Hall Sta
ton. N Y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

GOVERNESS, nursery. refined. experienced
English woman, middle aged. desires posi-
ton to child: practical nurse; $T5 month
Phone Bronxville 1886.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
New York.

MONROE. ORANGE COUNTY, NEW YORK
Beautifully furnished summer home for
rent: twenty acres finest water: altitude
1000 feet: six masters bedrooms. four baths {:
accommodation three servants with bath !:
garage three cars; open fires and furnace.
Apply WILLIAM STOUT, Executor, 81 Lib
ertY st. Tel. 30s0 John.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Long Island.

FOR RENT = Completely furnished house.
overlooking bay and Sound; best neighbor-
hood North Shore 3 minutes walk TO bath
ing and clubs, 10 minutes station. 80 minutes
Pennsylvania Station; first floor, living
room, dining room. kitchen, dem chambers,
baths second floor; 2 chambers. bath third
floor; beautiful lawn. flowers trees. large
rose covered porch, pergola privilege OF fire
proof garage with car delivered and care OF
grounds incrided In rent: June. July, Au-
gust, September. So .oco with privilege OF
buying. Phone Owner, Port Washington
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

wANTED--At Lake George. or near Glens
Falls, within trolley distance Of Saratoga
Springs and easy reach of Catholic church.
a Furnished house. containing five masters
rooms and servants quarters; moderate
rental. 1870 Herald, Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the a2nd day Of January. 1920, by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK and MARIE TIASSLEMAN. l will sell
on the Goth day of April, 1921, a. ten O'Clock
IN the forenoon in the plano department Of
John wanamaker, IN the City. County and
State of New York, style Upright piano
and STOOL as provided by Sections G5 and 66
OF the Personal Property Law.
NAT. W. GENDERlNG. Auctoleer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

CHAUFFEUR, mechanic, IS, single. well
recommended, desires permanent position
with private family, where steady. reliable.
ohliging man is appreciated: Pierce, Loco
mobile, Packard. Cadillac other high grade
cars; city. country; Al references. l. 2I7
Herald. Herald So
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WhNTED-FEMALE.

CASHIER, young lady. experienced. wishes
position evenings. automat cashier. Bell,
25O w. 42d
CTfAPERoNE: experienced world traveller
chaperone parties; all languages. Madame
Chandler, a51 West 10th ~
COMPANION, mothers assistant, governess.
English. college education, hospital train
ing. widow, 40: speaks French. musical.
good sewer: excellent ". 8. references. X
1877 Herald, Herald so.
COMPANION to Jady-Young girl wishes
position: recommendations. Please write,
7. r.. q list av.
nIETITIAN. practical. experienced. position
in small hospital or assist In larger iusti-
tuition; state particulars. 6S3 Herald, Her
aid sd
G0VERNEsS, French. competent French
teacher. English, sewing, no music. wants
New York family. salary $I5. III go Herald,
Herald so.
GovERNEss. French lady, wants position
take entire charge children: references.
pumont- Qns Columbus es Phons CoA rBz7s
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Westchester.

MOUNT VERNON. Chester Hill, near New
Haven station-Completely furnished house,
southern exposure, good shade, screens, avn
ings. all modern convenisnces. lorge rooms.
porch 4oxf0, screened sleeping porch refer
ences asked. SO Clinton place.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
New Jersey.

FIVE room furnished house. all Improve
ments: garage. sublet from May 10 TO
September Is, 1921. Call between 10 and IL
Strarnft n
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
INFORMATION WANTED.

MRS. GEORGE HARRISON.
Your mother has come from California 70
took for you; please communicate with her.
care o f0it Herald. Fulton st
NJ ~ CARRY will render important service
by furnishing his name and address, that
interview may he arranged; strictest con-
fidence. 54s Herald $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

MANAGERESS desires position on gen.
tlemans estate. club or as travelling
chaperon: French and American ex-
perience; highest possible credentials.
56S Herald. Herald So.
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Pennsylvania-Sale or Rent.

BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Shohola, Pa. for sale or rent; 60 rooms.
furnished, all modern improvements. ]. ).
HOLDEN, owner Port Jervis. N. Y.
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CUAUFFEuR..-M

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC.
Chauffeur, efficient mechanic. eight years
experience, careful driver never had acci-
dent; credentials from previous employers;
steady. dependable, neat. gertlemanly; city
or country moderate salary cons 'dered
Tel. Longacre 2472 (Jones).
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

-~-~-~e---~~-~-~~~---~-
ATTENTION, Owners.-Send me full PARTED
lars OF your properties for. rent. sell. lease.
JOSEPH oATMAN, 1856 Broadway.
WE are IN position TO sell quickly your
Bronx flat or dwelling; Bronx property
our specially. Won't you please mail par.
ticulars of same TO S. l.. ARONDS CO., 4IO
fremont av.7
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUa-owNER OF CAR GOING
ABROAD WISHES TO PLACE HIS
CHAUFFEUR WITH PARTY WHO AP-
PREcIATES EXCEPTIONALLY CAREFUL
DRIVER; GOOD MECHANIC. THOR
OUGIfLY HONEST. WOULD BE PLEASED
no GIVE FURTHER INFOTsMATION AD-
DRESS WM. SALMON. 1fS WEST l-rH
ST: TEL. 1900 CIRCLE.
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.

CTIARMINGLY furnished house IN perfect
condition, very large living room, recep-
ton room ana library. masters rooms.
servants rooms, 3 baths between Madi-
and Park avenues; owner going abroad
will rent for May and June or longer: $500
ing: competent servants viii remain II de-
sired: by appointment. WORTHING-
TON WHITEHOUSE, INC, 446 Madison
sv. Plaza 1900
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Nurses, &c
Laundresses. &c.

NURSE, practical, 81 years, care OF invalid
or old lady: best doctor and patients ref
tween II and 4. NJ. NJ. 267 W. 1a2d St,
Darlor floor
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

NURSE, hospital. refined Scotch Protestant
thoroughly competent loving and exclusive
care; entire charge infant only; excellent
long city references. Box 100, So Colum-
bus av
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.

Borough of Brooklyn.
HOUSE, family house, rooms, . baths
plenty sunshine, most cheerful; all in-
provements: garage; lease May l. zoos ed
av.. Brooklyn. Tel. Bensonh lrst 659s. Sea
Beach line. 22d av. station.
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Long Island.

LONG IsINHU.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, l.. livery at
tractive 3 room apartment With enormous
rooms . elevators fine service. Phone
Boulevard 6545. Tennis Place Apartment.
by station only Is minutes on electric trains.
GuYON l.. c. EARLE, 33S 9th av., cor. Saith
ST., y. y.
SOUTH shore apartments Rose ST. and
Long Beach av., Freeport. l.. l.; three and
four room housekeeping apartments, with
bath and kitchen. $50 and s75 monthly:
yearly lease high class: references re-
quired public lining room premises.
Tel. JOHN CRUICKSHANK, 2I9 Freeport.
New Jersey.
JERSEY CITY-Best residential section: q
rooms bath, shower, garage and heat, $l25
month. WHEELAN. Sc Storms av.
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EIECTRfCIAS-y Young man. Danish. wishc.
position; willing TO do anything, several
years experience as electrician and chauffeur
Write Chr. Gamild, 180 Pwoxpect a~-. 8kiyn-
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
APARTMENT-FURNIsHED
Borough Of Brooklyn.

WOODRUFF AV.--Six outside rooms. all i'm
provemenis, piano and telephone; long
lease: rent s1a5. Phone Flatbush 9292.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DID you have an opportunity TO in
Vest in United Shoe Machinery Com-
pany or Mergcnthaler Company? II
you did. and took advantage of IT. you
are independently wealthy to-day II
not. another such opportunity Is now
available.
Realize the demand for machines
which are being leased on n royalty
basis OF one-quarter OF what they
save IN waste material alone, aside
from the item OF increased production
and superior product produced,
Realize the profit to you as a share
holder IN a corporation leasing such
machines!
Investigate Immediately by writing
or telephone room sos, 10 9TH ay.,
Madison Square 652.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

COUPLE, chauffeur. wife chambermaid.
waitress or plain cook. with boy t6 years. :
good reference. H, $40 stebbins av.. Bronx.
COUPLE, Southerners; housework and farm
ing; aged 25 wel experienced. Morning.
The New York herald., 1921-04-19

Borough ~ Brooklyn.
Until. October, high class room corner,
accessible New York 20 Ely. Phone fore
noon or evening. Shepard, Prospect aa3o.
wAsrfNGTON kV., Co.'s rooms. IN front /.
handsomely and completely furnished: re-
fined elevator Rrartment. MI night phone
service central location, near subway; ref
erences: to sublet May TO October. Phone
Prospect lio4. Apt. !.
WILL sublet TO Americans. two room, bath,
kitchenette, furnished apartment, Brook
lyn Heights May I 10 October 1. with re-
nsvai. u S52 Hsr~ld, Herald o.