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Evening journal., 1922-05-13
IMPROVED MAIL
SERVICE FOR POINTS
neclal ID The Evenlnr Innrnal

Special to The Evening journal.
RICHARDSON PARK. Del. May
Ex-senator L. Heisler Ball will visit
this place next week and confer with
the committee named by the Five
PPoints Clvics Association to secure
improved mail facilities This in
formation was received here yester-
day in a letter from Harry II. Bill
any. Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General.
The committee is now arranging
to make a canvass of the suburbs
and urge the residents to place num-
bers on their homes. Another i'm
portant matter decided upon at the
meeting was that Of "Clean Up
Week" In the five suburbs. It was
( decided TO hold such campaigr
! here during the week OF May %.
/ The Rev. Edward H. Ford, assist
ant rector at ST. Andrews p. f
! Church. Wilmington. will conduc
I services in the Community Bulldinl
tomorrow night.
Evening journal., 1922-05-13

PRODUCE MARKET
Opening PRICES
Quotations Today for Pro-
visions, Grain and Poultry
in Philadelphia

Following are the opening quota
lions today in the grain. provision
and poultry market in Philadelphia:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

NIhOi "
bailey Arnold. who IL working IN Brls
tow, Visited home folks sunday.
The Ladies' Music club held rs sec.
old monthly meeting with Mrs. pr Han.
son Monday.
Frank Kaser snd Miss Edith Beach Of
Dcpew visited In stroud this week
a. y Newman and wife we're in nrls.
tow and Shamrock Wednesday on bust.
ncss.
Jim Wnlhlte 81 Aurora. No is visiting
hl# daughter here. Mrs. Mike Uutkhat,,
Daniel wiley ot Muny ~ here visit.
ing Doctor Ncdlin this week
Hud Arnold icft "wednesday night tor
reass where hc will visit different points.
for few days
Mrs Doctor Evans came from California
Wedncsday evening 20 make an extended
visit hero with relatives and friends
Miss Mildred Scott. teacher ~ the sixth
grade. has boon 90 this week and Miss
"1 M. TWIN" w lar.s iasAlSs rss.,g.s w h1 nss
from Rose Hil. Kan. that her mother
was very 100 this week and she lett imms-
Mr and Mrs y =. jackson ~ ol,iahoma
city apout sunday here visiting the Nuns
family Mrs. Nuns being . sister ~ Mrs
Miss Eva Iaffoon. former stroud hish
school student and who Is now principal
" tho Milfay school, was Stroud visitor
sunday.
John Parkman, who has been ui In the
hospital here under Doctor Baird for sev
erat weeks since he lost an arm By beins
thrown from y freight train ~ robbers.
lott Tuesday for his home near Tacumteh.
Hts companion clyde Morgan. left Tor
iowa "wednesday.
" F wickham bought = plot of land
south of BtiHtow Tuesday ON which he
expects 10 build smAll-sizsd paCkinE
plant.
Tom Noies snd family Of shawnee sni
Nj Mafchout and family ot Prague. Wis
ted 81 tho home OF J. NJ. Health sun
day
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ylsitod at the hoiAs Of their daughter.
MfB. Frank Howard.
Robert Arnold OF clinton. III. came last
sunday 60 visit relatives and old-timo
stroud friends
Mise Madgo novinsn. Who IL attending
school at Edmond came home Friday uight
to visit over sunday Win her parenta.
Niles Alma Payne. who W. auenting
school At Edmond came home Friday niSht
TO visit home folks.
Mr ami Mrs W q Miier have tAhnn
apartments iu Tulsa ssd are ~ homs 60
their many friendH at 1870 South bouldct'
Charles Sttger Of pann, H., came Tues
day 20 look after hts farm, north % the
city.
Mrs Jack Newman visited her phrNts.
Mr and Mrs william Fteshout Ht hrls
tow Wednesday
ueorge r. Rhodes 10 home from irlp
to Eureka tptlngs
Mrs John Grant recsived message
from Misa Mbuds Rich Tuesday stains
that her mother died that mornins 81
her home In Peoria, colo. Mt. ana q
Rich and daughter. Miss Msude, resided
In stroud for number ot yesrt.
Mlsa Rlll4 tydick CAME home rom 10
moud Friday 10 spend tho week end WIN
her parents, Mr.. sud Mrs. c. a. Lydlck,
north of stroud
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05

low ana Marjorie gsunt Messrs nay
lierauu. Ray Williams. Richard Gauut.
Marion tushiHE. Marley cushing. Roy
Kirk Ralph Edwards. Roy Harman, Max
Jonos. Gerald Michael. Fred Ozhurn, Lps
Biftcl Ted Harlow aud Bob BARLOW. Mr.
and Mrs HIl Holstou aud SIT. and MS.
N. @. Elyca.
Mrs d. .. santee save a dinner wsdns--
dnY evening iu honor q het sunday
school class. Those present wrrot Cau
Hriulre. Kendall Hufton, Clarence Hrinlca.
jim Pigs and Merle rhomaA
Mrs Jack iianaal visited her daughter,
Mrs II g.. Ahy 90 Tuiss. Thursday.
Miss Eddi" Mae Huapp visited with her
parents At aHuulpa Friday aud SATURDAY.
Mr.. aad Mfs n. e. Any OF Tulsa. spent
sunday with their mother hni father. Nc.
and Mrs Jack HsuHel
Mr. aud Mrs. H. Wiley Of O0rin. SO
are visiting their daughter. Mrs n. Bu-
lips,
Albert Keifor of curln. NO. who Il on
his way To Tesaa stopped here for short
visit with friends M ana Mts - Wiley.
Mise beHsio stephens was % lNsa viHltor
Wednesday
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Parshall. Elder Yates Of Arizona perform.
Ing tho ceremony. Mss PaTHuaU Ia one
% the best known young women OF
SkiatOuk MT Cole n an efficient ClerN
at the r. j. Greenwood 4 Co. store.
Dr. and Mrs w. ~, stubbleblne have
left Tor Idaho Fails, Idaho. where they
will make their home
surprisa party was Kiveu In honor
% Donald Chambers 10 ceishrets his seven
teenth birthday at thA home of his parents
Nj aud MIS- " A Chambers. Those
present verei Misses Oiosta uambie. Eltz.
ahoth Santes Hcruiuce NuEate, May
Davis Euhcs Hsrneil, uauCh Uarrcil and
Gertrude barnard. Messra. Ffei Oshutn.
GsorEs piEg Harold N1dHon, Robert
Swit1sr Alexander Nichols. Gerald
Michael Vernon SpurEnn. Shorty Lauder
n"ru snd Frank kirk
Mics Lcnofe uaunt entertained her
friends saturday evening with truck
ride into the country, where a Halloween
party vas givsn. The xussis woro. Misses
HoFs Holsfon Maud KIN. Eula Mae
Slmonton, Amands STANDARD. Vsha nutgU
Alice Crumrine, Dolores Iaudrrhack,
Ruth Crumrinc. Thelma Jones. Ols rar.
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Are You Sure of Your Children's
Health and Comfort?

NX1LL your home be chilly during the bitter days that
Wv to WIN be dangerously oveheated
up? Wesbah Heaters will give you right degree
warmth at all times Don't light furnace till need
head through the winter supply
at the even temperature for health and comfort
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skINt,,OH


Mrs HiAnvh Hadduck Gnd MI clarence
WorreU were married sunday afternoon
by Justice W. ". Owens st the ". T.
Nahors reaihence. These newiyweds arc
CuUlnHviils folks. although Nj fcrrell
has been employed A. the fdcal cafe Tor
some time They will make their future
hous in akiatonk, ard the News Joins
the community In Welcoming than as
oitisens and trusts htat their lives may
be happy.
daughter. Hulda, returned Tuesday U'Ehi
from trip t1 Hartlesvtlle, whore NJ
johnson has secured splendid tucN
farm,
There viii he special meeting Of all
iertnn mon at Hollman's EaraEe, Mon
day evening November s, Plans Tor cele
btutlng Armistice day wlll he discussed.
Special Meeting of the W. G. T. u. Will
he held ne the Christian church Monday
November o. at 2.g0,
Miss Eva Parshall ana Mr.. James Coll"
were married sunday morning ct the
home ot tho BRIDE. father Mr. y. w.
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Mrs Dee Holloway. Mr. and Mrs Perry
Coppera AIR snd Mrs J. o. Bradshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Newman. Mr. and
Mra Ab Scanl8nd. Mr ana Mrs. Charley
watson. Misses Zoe sobrinR. Alma Good
bar Sue Thornton. Eupha Headloo aud
Fac Dillioni Messrs George Axon
Chester Davis. Marry Speaker. Edward
Dhllon, Roy Newman. Hollis Newman and
Harvey van Ausdaie At % o'clock the
guests unmaskcd. Hollis Newman won
the prize Rs tho tpckiest Hc was dressed
ss the Prince uf Patches" After re-
ueshmcnts were served the gay party do.
parted
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liciuos Ietreshmonts were served consist
tiug Of eandwiches fruit salad and coffee
Mrs. y. L. Cowmau and Miss Addis REID
attended the teachers convention at Mus
kogce Thursday and Friday.
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STATE SOCIETY

reen party Saturday night va the church
basement titty guests were present.
Mrs. Charles Bachaman has returned
to her home In Manhattan. Kan. after
weeks visit with relatives aud fricudA
Miss Letltis Carter Of Minneapolis
MINI, Il visiting her parents. Nir. and
Mrs. Fred NJ. Carter.
Gordon clark and walton Mosley en-.
,eftalned their young frlends with Hal
lows"n rsr'y Frlaay, afternoon o., ne
ora MeClain. Thclms Edwards, Tomasine
Horton, Claudia nm. Harriet Andrews,
RoNanne Mclnthrdd. Frances collins
Ml'eell Wilbur Howman. Clarence Book
ara, Clarence Hul Claude stevens, Cor
don Clark and Walton Mosiey.
Miss Isabelle Moore entertained with
2 room luncheon saturday afternoon. Vel.
low chrysanthemums were used In deco.
rating the tables
Mr. and Mrs Hsl Menford announce the
birth Of son sunday october 20
Miss Capitlpa and Katherine Bassott
have returned from ward belmont col
lege. having been called home hy the
serious illness and death Of the brother.
Billy Bassett
hluth we're quietly married st the Metho.
dist Episcopal church Sunday morning at
o'clock, the Rev. John A. Rice reading
the service. Mr.. and Mrs. Jungbluth are
popular members OF the younger Get and
have many friends who will wish thom
Joy and happiness In their new venture.
MIr SulltF OF ~. LOUIS ~ NIHlIlng ner
daughter. Mrs n H.. Nelson.
wedding that came as complete
surprise was that Of Miss Aura Fautov
and 4. u. cline. which was solemnized
at Fort worth. Texas las, week. No one
knew of their plans until word was re-
coved that they had been married and
would return Thursday. Mrs. Cline ls
from South Haven, kan, but has been
connected with tho W. Il. Pine on com.
pAny for some time MIR. cline is wen
known here and Is IN the oil business
Miss Le,itia Carter entertained the
members Of the Entire Nous club Tuesday
after aoon. al which time she announced
her engagement and approaching mar.
riage to John Burnett McClintoek OF
Minneapolis, MINI.
An announcement OF interest 10 okmul-
gee society is that OF the marriage Of
Miss Louise Sanborn OF Denver. Colo. 20
Walker Mcdowell OF Love lane, colo.
which was solcmnized october 2b, a. Den
yer. Mr.. Mcdowell Is the son OF Dr. and
Mrs. Y. r. Mcdowell. formerly Of Okmul-
gee and has many friends Of boy hood
days who will be interested 10 hear ot his
happiness
Miss Martha Allen. who is attending
school At Texas university has heen
pledged to the Phi Mu Alpha sorority
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Miss Alma Goodbar was the week END
.pf Miss Zoe sebring At Chetops. Kan.
Mrk r. r. LLOYD spent last week a,
Miami guest Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Keensr were Sat.
urday visitors at Miami.
Mr. and Mrs. J a. pohkins spent sun
day afternoon uutting on tho river.
Roscoe Lea Fowlers and Mlss Leona
Sullins wera married at county Line sun
day the Rev; NJ. c; psyens officiating
accompanied the party.
Miss Zoe Sebring OF Chetopa. Kan, was
the guest Of Misc Alma Goodbar Saturday.
tained with a Halloween party at the
auditorium Friday evening. Tho program
consisted OF several musical numbers by
quartet composed Of MessrE. W. j.
Woods and J. w. Hall and Mesdames Y. II.
Witham and Joe Frederick. and addresses
by Superintendent Bevins, reading by
Miss Margaret Hancock and duet by
Misses Margaret Hancock and Madeline
witham. dressed as spooks. And while
the refreshment committee prepared 70
hundred. Principal McCoilom organized
several teams among the men present and
played volley ball.
Mrs. NJ. Z. pevens and Miss Mary Han
son were Saturday visitors at Miami.
Miss Mamie Gorton entertained the n.
Y. 7. T.. at her. country home Monday
night with Halloween party. The guests
masked ns negroes and Indiens.and went
70 the party on float which had been
u flhltu lot Ine ntCtblpns lnty were re-
ceiyed by Miss Gorton. who was beeom-
inEly dressed In dark blue satin gown.
The program OF entertainment consisted Of
music ana Halloween prAnks At II o'clock
light refreshments were served and the
ghosts disappeared.
Rov. n. II. Lloyd spent Sunday at Cen
tralia. preaching at tho Baptist church at
the morning hour,
The members OF the Methodist church
were entertained at tho church by the
board or stewards and women's Mission
AIRY society Monday night After the pro-
gram the assembly repaired to tho chapel
Mhere tcfreshments were served by the
Womcn's Missionary society,
The junior and sophomore classes Of the
high school were entertained with n Hal.
loween party at the home OF Prof and
Mrs. Joe J. Bruner Tuesday. All the
guests were masked. some as Indians.
s5ina as spooks and others az clowns
Everett MCGEE was voted the best cos
tuned. He was dressed Ms an old lady
wearing a long white dress with shawl
around his shoulders. with an appropriate
hat and his face covered with a heavy
black veil. Ghost stories were told by
Professor Mccoiiom, sponsor of the
sophomores ana by Professor Fruner,
sponsor Of the juniors. After spending the
evening In Halloween games refresh rnents
consisting Of sandwiches, cocoa and
departed voting 1t an occasion long to bo
rem membered.
An Informal dancing party was given
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Dixon. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Don Livingstone. Mr.. and
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COL z
FOR
DISTRICT
JUDGE

Aftcr four years expert
cnCc ON the bench I feel
that I can consistently So
lirit the support of every
man and woman, regard
less Of his or her politics,
In my race for District
Judge.
On next Tuesday the
voters OF Tulsa county will
have an opportunity 10
vote for FOUR men for
District Judge. Being
without opposition In my
home county, my name
VIII appear on the ticket
with no name opposite IL
In the opposing column.
The ticket win carry In
struCtfOns 90 vote for
THREE men from Tulsa
county and ONE from
fawnec county. ON thnt
account. every voter can,
II lac wishes, vote for me
and at the same time vote
for all the other candi-
dates ON the ticket of his
choice, or, IL lac wishes 10
vote "a mixed ticket, no
can vote for me and three
men OF his selection from
Tulsa county.
! solicit the vote Of all
the citizens OF TuIsa
county, plcdgiug you I'm
thc event uf my rc-elec-
con, a pnlnstaking and
'pn,clcniiou- effort 10 do
= whole duty as judge.
REDMOND :. COLE,
Pawnec, Okla.
Paid fsiltical Advertising
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-11-05
FINE FURS

FuRs occupy perhaps stronger place ia tho fall FASH
ions than ever before and displaying them in
greater numbers and wider varieties than we could
hope for they not popular.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

NEW one story brick factory, c5xi00. two
b oclSs from Bridge Plaza station. IIAW-
KINg. 1 Bridge Plaza. Long Island City.
Your situation Wanted Ad. IN The
wont Ad. Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should pit you IN touch iUnn
inst the sort Of people ,0ish ichons you
could nte 10 connect. Try ono. Tcls-
phone worth 10000.
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Instruction.

EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrer's
famous Hairdress, Manicure. Beauty
School, fig W. 42d ST., OF Brooklyn, II fth
nv Newark branch, S4I Broad st. Circular.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of Que-ns--saIe or Rent.

AT ARLEIGH Con Greensboro Subway
Business change compels owner to sel his
home, just completed, six unusually large.
light rooms and tiled bath. al improve
ments, heated garage. tax EXEMPT. one block
subway station; $500 cash reIuired: first
mortgage 5000, fifteen years. balance rea-
sonable terms; take Greensboro Subway to
Ditmars av. station. J. S. WIrHERS, 2i0
nitmars av. Tel. 1915 Astoria.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04

JEFFERSON AV.. 45f.-Fivd rooms and
bath. steam heat, hot water. electric lights.
parquet floors. decorated; rent $40. Lafay-
ette 5608 Possession
SIX rooms, tiled bath, hot water supply
steam heat, newly decorated S6J. 126 AL
BANY AV., corner DEAN. Phone Lafayette
J7q3
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Connecticut--SaIe or Rent.
New Jcrsey-saic or Rent.

MODERATE priced furnished summer bun
Ealows and cottages near wntcf; $500 to
81 500. Box 4O6, Greenwich, Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04

LOFT, 25xI0o. T79 B'way. I'd floor, elevator
service: Apply b. GENSER. s6S Forest av.
Meirose 1865.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AN in the market for tanements or new Law
wnlkups Manhattan only. ". u. ITTELr
SON, 100 BROADWAY. Tel o16l Gorilla
HAVE purchasers with large amount OF
cash ready 10 buy tenement and apartment
houses In any section OF the city prefer
ABLY corner properties, providing the price
Is right Owners wishing TO effect quick
riye detailed particulars rs 10 Income and
expenses The cooperation Of brokers WIN
he welcomed II. VI. PESClA. Times Bldg.
Tel 1000 Bryant.
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S AL E S NJ e y.

statesmen, calling on drug, hardware.
stationery and notion dealers. here's
profitable side line you can offer on an
easy selling plan no samples necessary.
Apply by letter only. giving references. The
Fred Gretsch Mfg. Co., 60 Broadway,
BROOKLYN. ". Y.
Statesmen, hustiers, men to be appointed
branch managers; reliable; commission
Steelset Brush Co.. 3sT Broadway.
SHIPPING CLERK In large wholesale silk
and ribbon house: thoroughly experienced
man to take full charge OF shipping depart-
ment: state references and salary desired.
A 20iS Herald, Herald SO.
WE pay 70 cents to 81 an hour for your
spare time writing showcards; no canvass
ng: we teach you and supply steady work;
particulars free. Kwik Showcard School.
Toronto. Canada.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the 9th day OF December. 1920, by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and MAYBELLE SIROIS. will sell
ON the 1tth day OF March. 1922, at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, In the piano department OF
John wanamaker, in the City, County and
State Of New York, one style mahogany player
piano, as provided by Sections o. and GO OF
the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERfNCi, Auctioueer.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
LOFTS 5000 So. Ft.-3O00 So. Fl.
Fireproof Building-Sprinisier system.
III EAST 24th ST.
APPLY sUPT. Iis EAST 18TH ST.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

Fulton Street at Nostrand Avenue
Best business section. New Stores suitable
for clothing, hats. shoes, stationery, jewelry,
ETC. Rent S275 monthly. Good lease. See
HAROLD T.. WITTEMANN, Builder 1Ss
Montague ST.. Bklyn. Phone Main 2900.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04

Ar-TOCAR. ton. high rack body, covered:
also cycle car chassis. Eastwood pl..
Jamaica. Jamaica HIM.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

FOR Rent-Furnished room house; parquet
floors. electric light. hot water; garage.
large garden, shade and fruit trees: from
May 15-October 10: price $50 month:
Christians only: reference. BERGER. Goth
ST., College Point.
TO RENT-Furnished. to July 4. modern
American basement house, excellent loca-
ton. East Seth ST.. near 9TH av.: fully fur
nished, 10 rooms. baths rent reasonable.
900 Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

HoUSEwoRKER. Finnish. with small baby.
wishes position: city or country; excellent
cook; excellent references. Answer 10 .. L.,
care Mrs; Bergman. s33 9th av
JANITRESS position wanted by April !;
widcw with Q sons; understands steam
heat first class position only. +. o. BOX
10. Flushing. l.. /.
LAUNDrEss; first class WORK: open air
drying; work called for and delivered.
Pas
LAUNDRESS colored woman, TO take laun-
dry home; give references. Smith, 3oe W.
LAUNDREss. experienced: washing taken
home: best references. Manning, 3l2 West
59th st
LAUNDRESS, Finnish woman. experienced
wishes work; 81; references. l4ss Her
aid Harlem.
laundry work in private family. Aidea.
30 East 1920.
LAUNDREss, first class, wants wash take
home Mrs. Robinson. 2e29 9TH ay.
LAUNDgEsS wants hamper wash; open air
drying. Rhlnelander 1909.
MAID. lady's. wishes position going 10 Cal
ifornia. 2022 Herald. Herald 50.
MAID. colored. experienced. mornings; care
ladys wardrobe: good sewer. Phone Auou-
oon l3io. apt. 20. Rose
MAID. doctors office; half time, as house,
worker or cook. 1880 Audubon.
MANIcURIsT wishes position. 90 Newark
ay, Grove station, Jersey City.
NURSE-Wanted post invalid lady or gentle
man: two years Irish hospital experience
highest references. Reply Nurse. boz AL,
Hartsdale. n. Y. Phone Scarsdale 100.
NURSE, trained, for invalid or convalcscent; +;
reasonable terms: best references. Schuyler
size.
NURSE, practical, invalid lady or GONZALES
cent. Call Ella White, between and IL
Schuyler $500, care of Marks.
WOMAN. competent. colored. with school
boy Il years. wishes position, can do any
thing, personal reference, city, country.
Marshall. As W. i35th. care Davis.
WOMAN. Finnish. wants days work wash
ing good references. Carlson. 427 l..
121st.
WOMAN goes out washing. ironing, S4l0
day Trocsanyi. 5o3 II. sOth (store)
YOUNG lady, white, experienced. seeks posi-
tion dental office. Betty Rahle, 4i2 Man
haitian av. Phone Morningside oI63.
YOUNG woman. colored. half time Forman
care Ware, 30 West 143d st.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04

STEVENS DuRYEA 1921 vestibule linouslns
deuonstrator, used for demonstrating only /.
recently refinished Ike new; mileage small /.
every possible equipment. Including two extra
tires. price attractive. STEVENS DURYEA,
INC, Broadway and 6ist 81. Phone Co
lufnlus 04sT.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04

A 9th av. concern with branch at Atlantic
City, wishes to share half store on Board
walk (best location. to firm carrying
sport clothes. millinery ladies' underwear.
GRIFFIN, 749 9th av.. New York city. Plaza
1919.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04

STORE. few steps up. - IT. window,
frontage on Nassau ST., 100 IT. deep. run
ming through to alley at rear entrance; en-
frances front and rear; tiled floor walls and
ceilings: steam heat: Immediate possession;
rent reasonable: located 113 Nassau ST.
co.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04

BROOKLYN TlEfGuTs-2 and 3 rooms; s
minutes 10 Wall a.. view ~ hnrbor eie-
vator. sIIErpARp. 81 Montague st. Main
2Of5.
The New York herald., 1922-03-04

VERY desirable office for an executor. south
ern exposure. windows, marine view. Ap-
ply 90 Broad st. room 1929.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs.
FURNITURE WANTED.

FryRNITuRE WANTED PAY rULI,
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APART
MrSTS PIANOS. hooks, PAINTINGS,
na,i1r ispIc. a, ,REAc. sc TOXINS, i20 UNrvER.
sfTY PLACE STuYvESANT 1872
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Passenger Cars.

CADILLAC cars for hire by tho hour. day.
week month. high class service: reasons
able rates. LOTOS AUTO RENTING CO..
IFS West 56th. circle Isl.
CHANDLER Sedan, I passenger s. hour 70
steady customer. Chelsea @2ig.1u2u9.
PiERCE-ARRow as. limousine. uniformed
day or week ROY LANGnON, Plaza p3fa.
sTFARNs and Cadillac limousincs: hour.
$50. thcater. return 81, trip. weekly,
monthly; reasonable. uniformed chauffeury.
LOW, Riverside 1868
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
UNFTRNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

93D-Attractive double room. furnished or
unfurnished. all conveniences; si2-s1i: bus
mess woman: homelike MILLER, Lenox 1896
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS.
EN-SEEYlCE MEN-As OPPORTUNITY.
NO MONEY REQUIRED.
Sell our household speciais.es ard ma =
~ aud over a day. See Mr.. Denhoff. SlS
Patchen av.. near Fulton ST., brooklyn.
y. Open evenings until ..
AGENTS. WRITE FOR PARTICULARS =
Best article ever offered men; cost &C.; sells
for dollar $l5 daily; sworn ssateraert.
Schmidt. 351i Wyoming st.. ST. Louis. Mo-
The New York herald., 1922-03-04
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to l4th ST.. Inclusive.

&c HARRISON ST.
Four story and basement. size 20x75: floor
capacity 200 pounds; electric elevator: suit
able for butter and eggs. bakery supplies,
grocery sundries, &c. w. J.. Russell. 208
Broadway. Cort. 53f4.