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WANT COMPULSORY
| PHYSICAL TRAINING
West End Citizens Associa-
tons Asks Congress to
Pass Bill.
POINT TO WAR LESSON
Country Denied Services of Many
Physically Unfit Men
Meeting Told.

Deploring that so any men were un-
fitted for military service in the recent
war because Of physical defects. the
West End Citizens Association, which
met last night at Concordia Lu,h-
eran Church. Goth and q streets.
unanimously went on record as favor
ing compulsory physical education
and training in the public and high
schools of the city and nation.
a resolution to this effect was in
troduced by Luther w. Linkins. mem
Der of the health group of the City
Club and active member of the West
End Citizens Association. Mr.. Linkins
said bill outlining this plan was be
fore the education committees of both
the Senate and the House.
ii. X. Bush Brown. prominent
sculptor and member of the Fine Arts
Commission. in an address stated that
instead of the District authorities APP
propriating more money for building
more schoolhouses. fund should be-
raised to equip high school camp.
! where the boys ard girls could com
bine both mental and physical studies
A resolution to this effect was adopt
ed and ordered sent to the board of
education.
MAI. JOhn ID. ork. neInpeT ol tst
fine arts commission of Chicago. also
| spoke, advocating the creation of "a
civic theater in Washington. where
plays and pageants Of higher order
could be shown. A resolution indors-
ing Maj. York's plan was adopted by
tie association.
communication from the George
town Citizens Association asking the
| immediate confirmation by the Sen
ate of the appointment of ]. Thiiman
Hendrick and Miss Mabel T. Board
man as District Commissioners was
read by the secretary. w. r. Nagel.
and Endorsed, by the association. An
other communication, from the Co
| lumbia Heights Citizens Association.
also was read. stating that a commit
| tee on taxation had been appointed.
] and urging other associations to do the
same 1t was referred to committee.
I The following new members We're
elected last night: Archibald Hop
kins, Miss Lucy Brickens;ein. Mrs.
Mary Brickenstein. John II. Bricken-
stein, Joseph .Ardigo. William McKin
and John II. Comedian.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting. T.
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IRISH DISTRIBUTES PAPER.

Copies of 'Irelands request to the
government of the United States FOR
recognition as a free and sovereign
state have been sent to all embas-
sizes and legations accredited In
Washington by the Irish diplomatic
mission. with a request to transmit
the document to their respective for
eign offices.
Copies also have been forwarded 10
leading statesmen and publcists IN
England and the continent and to tue
prime ministers of all self-governing
dominions.
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TRANSFER BUREAU MEN.

AS the work Of the bureaus of the
War Department is reduced the eX-
cess officers employed in them are be-
ing gradually transferred to stations
in other parts of the country, where
there is greater need of their services.
That is in conformity with. orders
from the Secretary of War 10 reduce
to a minimum the number of officers
stationed here.
All emergency officers have been
discharged and it is estimated that
there are now not more than a thou
sand Regular Army officers on duty
in this city.
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rison. Hitchcock. Johnson Of South
Dakota. Jones of New Mexico. Ken
drick, Kirby, Mcclellan Myers. Over
man. owen, Phelan. Pittman. Pom
creme. Ransdell, Reed. Robinson. Shep-
pard. Smith of Georgia, Swanson.
Trammell. Walsh of Massachusetts
and Walsh of Montana-2S.
Total for-6.
Republicans against-Ball. Brande-
gee, Colt. Dillingham;. Edge. Elkins.
Fernald, France, Hale. Reyes, Knox.
Lodge, McCumber. Mclean. Moses.
New, Page. Phipps. Sherman. Smoot.
Sutherland, Wadsworth and Warren
--23.
Democrats against-Beckham. Dial.
Heflin, King. Shields. Smith of Ari-
iona, Smith of Maryland. Stanley.
Underwood and Williams-10.
Total against-33.
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their economic and political relations

their economic and political reIatlons
shall be regulated in the future"
The agreement shall continue in
force until the treaty is arranged.
except that either may after a year
give six months notice of it's ter
mination. Infringement by either
government frees the other from its
obligations. but the aggrieved party
shall give the other a reasonable op-
portunity of explaining or remedying
the default.
The government recognizes in prin-
ciple that it is liable to pay compen-
sation to private persons who have
supplied goods or services to Russia.
All claims of either government or
it's nationals against the other in re-
spect of obligations incurred by ex-
listing or former governments shall be
equitably dealt with by the treaty.
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Mr.. COLBY NEARS HOME.

Secretary Colby and party. return
ing from a visit to South America on
the battleship Florida are due at
Hampton roads tomorrow morning
and will make the trip to this city on
the naval yacht Niagara.
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Charnberlain's s Cough Reme1

Co.,, farm, $3.6e; Turner Drug Co.,, public buildings, $3.75; Geo. D. Barnard, R. and B., S2.60; R. and B., S75.00; Home Lumber Con- pany, farm, S14.25; A. F. Callaway, J. P. C., s101.80; Marianna Ice & Storage Co.,, coupon book, S2.50; Green Brown, o. c. P, s21.00; Frank Gibson, J. Wilson, Dick Will son, o. c. F., $1.O0 each; D. s. Hummer, J. P. C., S80.00; J. L. Wood, general road, $500; Sadie Hoskins, janitress, $12.00; Hewitt Zimmerman, farm, $14.05; s. w. Bell Tel. Co.,, farm, s4.70; Moon & Blair, pauper account, $15.00; Dr. ". J. Henderson, farm, $15.O0; Peo- pies Electric Co, jail, S24.80; pub lie buildings, $45.60; Marianna Cot ton Oil Co.,, farm, $117.90; Sadie Hoskins, janitress, $12.00; J. O.. Thompson, bridges, S125.00; Cote Winburn, Justin Blackwell, Wade Griffin, Griffin Foot, Tom Foster, witnesses, soc each; c. E. Gillen- water, bridges, $20.OO; Frederick Disinfectant Co.,, mdse., s38.0O; G. H. Hardin, Ct. Steno., 5000; Sadie Hoskins, janitress, $12.00; Newborn Grocer Co.,, floor sweep, $500; A. S. Rodgers, fee bill, $28.95; Amer ican Express Co.,, farm, $24.26; Dr. W. B. Bean, o. c. P, $500; Cou- rier-Index, R. and B., $114.50; A. s. Rodgers, fee bill, s8.7O; Marian na Cotton Oil Co.,, farm, $26.0O.
 E. ". KING,
 County and Probate Clerk.
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Frank Adams, Frank Miller, J. F. Holub, Rifle Flames, Frank Parish witnesses, $2.00 each; H. Bozarth witness, $1.50.
 Fall Term, Court Account, 1920
 Witnesses State vs. ". B. Elledgc Van Canada, $7.50; Caleb Nance $7.50; P. F. Elledge, $21.50; Ali Bonner, $7.50; Anthony Easley, $21.50; Dr. z. ". Chaffin, $7.50; Jonas Miller, $3.00; Ben Page, $7.50. State vs. Chas. White and Gladly Copeland-Witnesses, L. B. White, $4.50; C. c. White, $4.5O; Dr. T. A. Copeland, $4.5O; Joe Woods, $500; c. R. Johnston, S4.50; E. M. White, $50; R. R. Copeland, $4.50; Arthur Woods, S1.50; Edgar Cunningham, $8.5O.
 State vs. Willie Robinson-Wit- nesses, Steve Hightower, Homer Franklin, Flenoy Royston, T. W. Gillian, J. H. Mcdonald, Tom Rob- inson, Alex Baker, Sam Mcdonald, $500 each.
 State vs. Will Ford-Witnesses, Wm. Hill, J. M. McClintock, J. R. Walton, $1.50 each.
 State vs. Fletcher Moore-Wit- nesses, D. D. Randolph, Bell, J. W. Jones, $500 each.
 State vs. Ebert Williams-Wit- nesses, F. E. Talley, Geo. Rodgers, $1.50 each.
 State vs. Coleman Stevens--Wit- nesses, Chas. Williams, Nora Turn ly, $1.50 each.
 State vs. Ben Gates-Witnesses, R. D. Baker, J. W. Jones, Willie Myers, $1.50 each.
 State vs. Albert McNeal-Wit- nesses, Levi Horner, Geo. Robinson, Emma Wilson, Fannie Hill, Joe Thomas, R. J. Johnson, Ben Glover, Anthony Wood, Bruss Nunnally, Dr. E.. D. Wall, John Yancey, Wm. Marshall, Dewitt Barrett, Ike Cren- shaw, Joe Kennedy, Mittie Smith, Tom Simmons, Sylvester Warren, Ed Saddler, Ed Moore, Louis Sauls- berry, $1.50 each.
 State vs. Jerry Witness es, R. D. Barker Allen Lewis, Jno. Grafton, J. W Jones, Oliver Bailey, B. L. Turner, S1.50 each. State vs. Jno. Witnesses, w. H. Lewis, r. B. Leonard, S1.50 each.
 State vs. vs. Fred Fisher-Wit- nesses, Will Fcwlks, Neal Dates, Fly. Shelman, $1.50 each.
 State vs. Cornelius Johnson Witnesses, Dr. c. F. Foster, S1.50; Tom Foster, $i.50; John Foster, (Lexal $2.90; J. R. Cole, $1.50.
 State vs. Henry Hall-Witnesses, Sam Sheford, Jordan Sherrod, Tobe Rice, Dave Shea, S1.50 each. State vs. Bruce Turner-Witness- es, c. G. Taylor, Jas. Vincent, R. A. Hardin, R. NJ. Hays, $3 each.
 State vs. Philander Kicks and Bob Thomas-W Witnesses, Paul Morgan, J. w. Jones, Annie Hubbard, John Bowen, $1.50 each; J. R. Foster, $11.20.
 M. D. Daggett, farm s2.25; Ma rianna Ice & Storage Co.,, public buildings, $67.54; Karicofe Com pany, jail account, sl.10; farm ac- 'count, 45c; E. J. Beazley Company,
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LIST OF CLAIMS ALLOWED BY COUNTY COURT FROM JAN.
 TO APRIL l, 1921.

Chas. Will, pauper, $6.OO; Mis- souri, Pacific By, frt., $1.85; c. W. Evans, salary, $75.O0; c. w. Evans, farm, S1505O; Geo. D. Barnard Co.,, blanks, $8.15; Arkan- sas Children's Society, special ap- propriation, $1,000; J. A. Hudson, salary, S68.75; Katherine Hawkins, pauper, $500; J. A. Hummer, sal ary, $166.67; R. E. Bryant, salary, $100; Jennie l.. Woodland, salary, $75.O0; Sadie Hoskins, janitress, $12.00; E. B. Whitaker, demonstra- tion, $133.33; r. E. Blount, fee bill, $12.10; Tom Foster, Cote Williams, Jeslin Blackwell, Wade Griffin, Griffin Fott, witnesses, soc each c. E. Yingling, court steno., $75.00; R. RI Hays, fees, $66.25; Moro Sup ply Co.,, bridge account, $62.S5 Lacey MeFcantiIe Company, account vs. bridges, $1I13; Lacey Mercan- tile Company pGuper account. $13.- TO; A. Cotter, jail account, $221
 S. w. Bell Tel. Co.,, farm acct, $12.15; J. o. and J. c. Spence
 bridge account, $94.S2; Marianne Machine Works, farm account
 $12.85; S. c. Toof. & Co.,, account vs. R. and B., Gle Columbia Ribbon and Carbon Mfg. Co.,, K. and B..
 $3.50; F. R. Turner Drug Company
 farm, $6,75; P. R. Turner, public buildings, $1.90 and bridge account
 $1.00; J. M. Johnson, fee bill
 $3.15; T. W. Gillian, fee bill, $22.- 55; c. F. Nolano, witness, soc; A
 A. Vaughn, fee, $S.60; A. R. Woot. en, fee, $15.85; Geo. Vondran, SIP. 60; Jack Thompson, Pat Adams
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CARDUI HELPD1
 REGAIN STRl
Alabama Lady Wa, Sielh Years, Suffering P.a,
 and Depressed -R.al
 Own Story of Rsssu

Paint Rock, Ala. .-Mrs, C N of necr here. recently rel,ta| lowing interesting accoun! s| covery: "T was in a wsij dition. I was sick three yu,| suffering a great deal of r| nervous. depressed. 1 val I couldn't walk across the lI had to lay and my little an work. I was almost dead every thing I heard of, and dad doctors. Still I didn't get I I couldn't eat, and slept p| believe if I hadn't heard oil Cardui I would have died | six bottles, after a neighbG| what 1t did for her.
 "I began to eat and sleep gain my strength and am ! and strong. I haven't had { ble since .. I sure can ts' good that Cardui did me think there is a better ta and I believe it saved ny llls
 For over 40 years, thoussHl men have used Cardui suc in the treatment of many ailments.
 If you suffer as these Va take Cardui. It may help y
 At all druggista
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TAKING HER ORDER

His parents were what is popular ly known as "high-brow," but they also were good sports. So when he suggested taking them to a restau- rant in the market district they agreed. The mothers exquisite clothes stamped her as a society wo- man, but democracy reigns supreme at that restaurant. They sat down at the table, The waiter handed the mother a menu and then leaned confidently forward over the back of the chair and said:
 Well, sister, what's the good news?"-Indianapolis News.
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John Barleycorn isn't szli tuous, but he's certainly q Columbia (S. O. Piedmoni
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LEGAL NOTICES.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Drs.
TRTCT or NEW JERSEY-RUDOT.Pf;
DUIIRSSEN, complainant. against FRANCIS
inc United is states T Of America, John BUR BURKr; Il:
ms Treasurer OF the United States OF
america and ALFRED MUNN1CH. defend.
ants. Subpoena 10 answer bin OF COM
paint.
TO the above named defendants.
United States OF America. District of New
To Francis T.. Garvan. as Alien Property
Custodian OF the United States OF America.
lohn Burke as Treasurer OF the United
states OF America and Alfred Munich.
GREETING: We command you, that you
appear IN manner and form required by law
IN our District Court OF the United States
Tor the District OF New Jersey, as a Court
~ Chancery. within twenty days from dato
of service hereof upon YOU. 20 answer 90 a
hl Of complaint exhibited against you IN
our said Court By Rudolph Duhrssen, and
20 do further and receive what our said
Court shall have considered in that behalf /.
and this YOU are not TO omit. under the
nenaliy that may fan thereon. WITNESS,
ihe honorable JOHN RELJsTAB. Judge Of
GEORGE T. CRANMER Clerk--By r. 8.
ciEVHlliR. Deputy.
CHURCH.. HARRISON & ROCHE.
Solicitors for Complainant
sic Broad Street,
Newark, New Jersey
JORDAN WILLIAMS.
Counsel,
14o Broadway,
New York City.
~ ALFRED MUNNtCH. above named
The foregoing subpoena 10 answer the bill
of complaint herein Is served upon you BY
publication, pursuant 20 an order Of Hon.
J. l.. Bodinc. United States District Judge
dated the first day OF December, 1920. and
filed with the bill of complaint IN the office
~ tho Clerk of the United States District
Court District OF New Jersey nj Trenton IN
ihe state OF New Jersey. United states o.
DATED Newark. New Jersey.
December 9Th 1920.
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PROPOSALS.

CIRCULAR No. fs0.-Sealed proposals will
be received at Office of General Purchas-
ing Agent. Alaskan Engineering Commission.
loom 422 Bell Street Terminal. Seattle.
WASH, not later than II 100 A. NJ. March
iu, 1921. for furnishing Bricks and Fire
clay for core oven; Foundry Supplies and
Equipment, Motor Grinderi Betting; Shaft
ing and Pullcys; and Platform Scale. Copies
90 mis- Circular may be obtained upon ap-
plication at this office; from Alaskan Engi-
ueerins Commission. 30l Post Office Build
ing, Portland, Ore. Alaskan Engineering
Commission. 301 Custom House. San Fran
cisco, Calf; y. s. Reclamation Service. sos
'liamway Building, Denver. Colo. Super
iutcndent OF Warehouse. Indian Service, 30S
S1G ia vSsn soo sorSn sse snesso ~ bureau OF
and Alaskan Engineering Commission, De-
pa rtment OF the Interior. Washington. u. G.
O. y. Dole. General Purchasing Agent.
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MEN.

II is SAID "OPPORrUNlTY
KNOCKS BUT ONCE" BETWEEN
THE HOURS or AND WILL
CONSIDER APPLICATIONS OF 10
MEN, AGES % TO 80. WHO ARE
NOT SATISFIED WITH THEIR
PRESENT EMPLOYMENT AND WHO
ARE HONEST AND AMBITIOUS
AND HAVE A DESIRE TO CUT
LOOSE FROM THE WEEKLY PAY
ENVELOPE. TO THE MEN Sc
LECTED a PRACTICAL COURSE IN
SALEsMANsHIP WILL BE GIVEN
FREE or CHARGE, AND THOSE
QUALIFYING WILL IMMEDIATELY
BE GIVEN A POSITION WITH A
SALES ORGANIZATION EMPLOY
ING OVER 1900 Statesmen AND
d, AN OPPORTUNITY TO EARN FROM
$4,000 TO $1,000 ANNUALLY AND
PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED OPPOR-
TuNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT.
THIS COURSE WILL IN NO WAY
CONFLICT WITH YOUR PRESENT
EMPLOYMENT. AS THE 1NsTRUC-
TIoNS WILL BE GIVEN IN THE
EVENING. CALL 50T 9TH AV..
ROOM 9O2.
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PRINTING; salesman, able TO estimate on
his own work: model plant OF five cylin-
der and six jobbers. linotype Ind monotype
departments. 1914 Herald, Herald 50
SAIESAiEN-Must be men OF good character
and experience. for city territory; compen-
sntion commensurate with ability: state full
details briefly IN first letter: confidential.
G 1892 Herald, FULTON ST.
Statesmen. experienced retail. 70 do detail
work among the dental profession OF
Greater New York. Apply box 40 Herald,
Herald "a.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


ESTELLA MONROE.-Your father is dead.
Important you communicate with JOHN A.
CLEMENT ut once.
70 whom II may concern We. the under
signed. will not be responsible for con-
tracts or obligations executed In our name
by one William Webster GENERAL EFFI-
Cheney DEVICES, Inc.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BOLIVIAN fur robes. alpaca, vicuna; beau
tiful; excellent for steamer rugs. Suite
pr, s93 st. Johns place. Brooklyn.
FOR SAtE-To private buyers only any par
OF $50 desks and chairs. 1i07 Broadway
10Th floor.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER ~ years practice all communlca-
lions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free on request special facilities for
office consultation. MUM a CO., 662 Wool
Horth Bldg, ". Y. G..
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STORAGE.

AMERICAN STORAGE CO.-Store your fur
niture. Sc per month per vanload: packing,
shipping; moderate rates. American Storage
Co.. 2I7 West Goth st. Columbus ei5T
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AUTOMOBILES FoR RENT.
Doc nIrr-rns.enrer Car..

Tor Hire-passengcr Cars.
ATTRACTIVE pierce-Arr0w limousine. s. IS
h0ur up. absolute private appearances.
Harlem SsiT.
COLE = SUBURBAN eednn private eppearAress
owner drives reasonable day, hour o.
week r ELLIOTT fremont 2si6.
CADILLAC. beautiful limousine Wesuns-
house shock absorbers private party VIII
rent reasonable. LcnOx psO2
LANpAutET car, hy day, week or monthly.
Johnson. phone 4hlnlandCr ESQ
LIMOUSINE. hew cav. i0r nire amy ueca-
Sion hour day on trip. Fordham 1868.
PACKARD TWIN SlNEs Tor hirg petfeet
service Reasonable rates. q. NJ a. s.
WILLIAMSON. 2oi w. add ur,ani ieina5sn
month rca-oHah'e Moningsiie 2y-O Wrlls
lE militia tiH rs i21ih
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 2Jqo moro than any one FOR your fur
niture. rugs. pianos. paintings. PAISLEY
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
r

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TAS9EfL 4 KEARNEY
Established iS61D.
FaA fnl fWHfs aN

]
VAN TASsEtL 4 KEARNEN
Established is61).
12G-i2s East 18th st..
TO-MORROW (TLESDAY), FEE. u.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale will comprise great many
pleasure and business cars. the property OF
PREMISES steam heated. so bring your car
any time. ,...,.,,.,- ...,.....
CADILLAC. sedan. model 5l has been used
private exclusively and looks Ike brand
uc, car. will stand any expert mechanic 9
inspection Ask to see Mr. WHITE Garage,
4i1 Il. 1ith.
CADILLAC fig2O, 80 suburban sedan.
r. TURNER, 60 Broad. Phone fi13 Rector.
CHANDLER. sedan. exceptional bargain:
$3.50. 23G West 59h.
CLEVELAND COUPE. 1920.
practically new. no dealers, WRIGHT, L
w. G2d. Columbus lOli
COLE, 1870, new. Aero eiElit sedan. private
party must sell az sacrifice. $500: also
1920 Hudson super Six, sport model, Tor
81 $50. both cars are bargains. j. Dill
LON. 81 Hamilton av.' GreenMlen, conn.
DODGE. 1870. sedan. absolutely like new
rar: has been used very carefully by pri-
vatc owner: viii accept reasonable offer. Mr..
Camps car az u, 5iih.
FoRpS- -EoRps-FoRDs- -FORDs.
ToUTtNG. ltoADsrERs, sEpANs. CoupEs
WITH AND WITHOUT STARTERS.
known wherever Fords are sold.
tSNGCKEBBOCKEH GARAGE,
4i5-fi7 y. oath 81
PHONE pLAZA gG
Large Assortment of Commercinie Taxicabe.
BODIES AND cftAsslses
FORD sedan. 1920. for sale. seif-star,cr. cv-
trns. good condition lust overhauled
$3.50. can be seen sunday. DAVIS. ~ T..
rs w. 2sth a.
FORD 1920. chain drive chassis. Si50 1919.
with ~ foot rack body, NlfT. W0fm drive,
$40, aud others al1 w.. con. Col tiai
roRD-Roadstor. 1917. win sei for Si7j
Phone IRWIN Prospect 'pnoW
FORD sedan. ine0. Ike new beauiifully
equipped baraain. i55t Herald. hronN.
FORD. commercial. model 1910. good bate
gain Mlduood 2soO 1905 as. T. Bkirn
FORD touring. 1915 good condition. $3.50.
can 1909 Greene av. nrooNlyn.
FrtANkLiN = posscngot. perfect order. must
he sacrificed. RgOO. Mrs gLfNAfN, 151
Columbus av. Cor 6Jth 80 Columbus sis4.
HUDSON super six coupe. cabro,et. tun.
about iandaulei. sedaus. imousincs aud
town cars, ovorhauled aud refiuished hv
hudson Motor Ger co. Best assortment ard
fairest prices ln town. lcmonstraiion given
on any car Used Car Dent 23G West b9th
HrUsON. touring. has summer and winter
tor. excellent opportunity. may consider
your car in trade BisCHOP az r.. 5ith
HrDsoS taiS SEDAN ~ 200 1000 GRAND
CoNcouRsE, APARTMENr -.
HUDSON touring Model H winter top
tupef els $500 $50 West 5Nth
MiTCiEiL coupe. flfst cash 500 takes
car 2se West tpih
OLpsNOTiLE 1910 sedan. mcchanlcaly per.
fect sell to fret bidder $50 extra tires
and uhes ATfrDoN STORAGE. inss Am
sterdam AZ. Auouhur oiis.
oi.DFAlnHi.E ipg0 fa,i.tpg. ta. ,xpn,iDfaHg
Kooo si..0o $50 Ne' n.n
OVERLAND a.c nofe'. 1rrur. inc c1a.
diiiou. starter isbf slsa BIZ 81 iii8
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.


MASsEUSE (colored), license 2s094. desires
few more lady patients. Mcdonnell. Au-
dubon 1896.
NURSERY governess speaks fuently
French, English; plano; best references.
O'Neill, f23 East 84th.
NURSERY governess, young French girl,
wishes position; does not speak English.
CAL Berge. POS w. sSth ST.
OFFICE assistant, experienced. age 20.
ate 3i6 Herald. Herald sd.
SECRETARY- -STENOGRAPHER. high school
graduate experienced; good opportunity G
1874 Herald, Harlem.
SPECIALIST In scalp, rheuma tism. gout,
neuralgia treatment wishes few more
customers. 9 1888 Herald. Harlem.
SPECIALIST In scalp. rheumatism. gout,
neuralgia treatment wishes n few more
customers. g 134t Herald, Harlem.
STENOGRAPHER. neat appearance, bright.
beginner; references. Pierce (Tremont
6265). 453 fremont av.
Housekeepers.
rEEPER-Swedlsh widow, with girl
of s, as housekeeper I'm small family
country only. Write TO Mrs. Williams. "a
West 6sth.
HoUSEKEEPER by American woman for
couple or small apartment; take full
charge. p 312 Herald. Herald SO.
HoUSEKEEPER. 49, fine Vienna cook. care
of motherless homei references; city or
country. Write II. X, 1928 Broadway.