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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11

Prof. Cyril Graham u the Angus
tans conservatory addressed the
members Of the Longfellow Parent
Teacher association ct the regular
meeting yesterday afternoon 1t the
school. His subject was Music
Appreciation in the Schools" and
said that the present day method OF
teaching music appreciation il not
only to meet the exceptional er
talented pupil but to teach iii chill
dren to love and appreciate music.
The speaker emphasized the value
Of the. chiid's own effort OF produc-
ings music. Music lessons" said
Prof. Graham, should. be part of
the school days work rather than
an hour or = half hour lesson after
school,"
Virginia Anderson Of the fourth
grade gave several readings and
Lillian Gerdes OF the Fifth grade
played . number Of piano selec-
tiCns. Mrs. A. Shelter was appoint
ed chairman of . committee to as
sist in raising money for the state
endowment fund. Resolutions of
synpalny were aoopteo 70 huto
ond"so vi the si4th grace VINO was
injured recently in an explosion a.
ne. nome
announcement was maze OF the
ciose OF tne paper SAFE "nicn VIII
De next Wednesday when the room
oonauns the most paper Will De
presentea WIN pr1e from the as
selseo.
Observation-Disclosures.
nvias necepuOh ION Deparent'
MRS. z; ". foss and other MEM
peIs 0, the executive BOARD OF tine
CIVIC department OF the ROCK IS
iand, Woman's CLUB entertained the
department. members at RECEPTION
yes.sIuay a aaoa AZ the fuss
n veauehee, oooe L,su.n avenue; l4e
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Friendly Circle Meets.

The Friendly Circle of the Spen-
Ger Memorial church was enter
tanned last night by Mrs. H. c. Nc
Callum, SIG Fortieth street, when
plans were made for the sponsor
Ing OF an entertainment Friday at
the Erie Methodist church Mrs
McCallum, Mrs. X. Brittenham and
Mrs. Harry Devine served refresh
ments. The next meeting. in De-
cember, will be held at the home of
Mrs. G. Sawyer, SOC Forty-fourth
street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11

The Yukon river has 2s outlets
ca more than 200 yards wide, be-
- numerous smaller channels.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11
Study Department to Meet,

Mexico" will be the subject Of
the program to be given at the
meeting of the study department
Of the Rock Island Woman's club
at the Masonic temple Monday aft
ernOon. Mrs. William McConochie
will be in charge and she will be
assisted by Mrs. Hervey Curtis,
Mrs. Fred Soper and Mrs. L. 4.
Dodge.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11

sesvs until TIE first r the year
were: President- Raymond Walk
er; vice presidsnt. John Homble-
dahl; secretary, Miss Amy Genang:
members Of the membership COM
mittee: are, Ray Ksll, Ruth Brad
ford and Bess Crowley.
II Held All Day Hsefing.
The Barbara Frietchie Tent, 81.
Daughters OF Veterans, will hold
an eli day meeting Monday At the
home Of Mrs. Belle Jones, 1017
Seventeenth avenue. Luncheon
will Be served at noon. All COM
rades, their wives and the tent
members are urged to be present
Lundberx.Brunlies Wedding.
Miss Rose Brundies Of Davenport
and Albin C. Lundberg. son Of Mr..
and Mr.. OScar F. Lundberg Of
z40z Twelfth street were quietly
married yesterday afternoon at
$3.50 by. Probate Judge BENJAMIN
Farrar.-' Miss Lillian K1d served
the bride a. bridesmaid and George
Kell was the best man. Both the
bride and her attendant wore blue
suits and hats to correspond MIR.
and Mrs. Lundberg have gone to
housekeeping at 1872 Fourteenth
street. Mr.. Lundberg Is employed
at the. sash and door works.
|
Silver Cross Meeting.
The members Of the Silver Cross
circle Of the Kings Daughters were
entertained yesterday afternoon by
Miss Kathryn Larkin at her home,
SIS Thirteenth street. An interest
ing report Of the state Kings
Daughters convention which was
held last month in Galena was CIV
en- by the delegate, Mrs. Freida
Hamilton. After the transaction of
routine business. the members
sewed on articles for use of the
Visiting Nurses association. The
gifts for the gift shop to be held
Nov. IA, is and l6, were donated at
the meeting. Miss Larkin served
refreshments. The December meet
ing will be in the home of Mrs. P.
E. David, s02 East High street. Dav-
export.
Social Announcements
The Queen Bee review 100, Wom-
ems Benefit Association OF Macca-
bees, will sponsor a card party at
the Harms hotel Wednesday after
noon. The games will start at 2
o'clock.
The Daughters of the Covenant
Of the First Methodist church, will
meet Monday night in the home of
Mrs. F. A. Shinske, 1923 Sixteenth
street. Mrs. 7. D. Moberg will be
leader Of the program that will be
given.
Mrs. Frank Patterson and Mrs.
E. H. Fletcher will entertain the
Queen Esther Guild Of the Memo
rial Christian church, Monday
night in the Patterson home, 1922
Nineteenth avenue.
The Fred C. Schaffner auxiliary
will meet Tuesday at the Maths
hall.
st. Elizabeth's guild will meet
Monday evening at st. Joseph's
hall. All members are urged to at
tend.
A meeting Of Queen Esther's So
ciety of the Spencer Memorial
church will be held Monday after
school, .at Bethany home, 1918
Fifth avenue.
Grant School PIT. A,
There was an attendance of As at
the Grant Parent-Teacher associa-
ton yesterday afternoon at the
school building. Eight new men,
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Edwnrd Rechlin IN Concert.

Edward Rechlin, who Is cOnsid-
cred by those who know his ability,
one of the best Of New York or
ganists, will participate in the sa-
cred concert that is to be given
Wednesday night at the First Luth-
eran church. Moline, by the Luth-
eran Acapella choir. Mr.. Rechlin
is known as one of Americas best
Bach interpreters, and was trained
in Paris by Guilmant and Widor,
worlds foremost organists. He
has appeared in concerts with such
artists as Schumann-Heink, Kreis-
Ter, Sokoloff and many others.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-11-11

Grant School PIT. A.
There was an attendance of As at
the Grant Parent-Teacher associa-
ton yesterday afternoon at the
school building. Eight new men,
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Past President to Inspect.

The annual inspection of the
Women's Relief corps will be held
Monday afternoon at the Memorial
hall of the court house. All men,
bers are asked to be present. Mrs.
Flo Jamison Miller of Monticello,
who is past national president
will inspect the corps.
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Mrs. Maersmnn Entertains.

The Phi Delta Psi members were
entertained last night by Mrs. P. j.
Meersman at her home, 2314 ThirA
tenth street, Moline. The usual
two tables OF five hundred were
surrounded and prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Robert Ryan, Mrs.
Joe Bell and Miss Naomi johnson.
Luneh was served. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. George Rice, Forty-second
avenue and Twelfth street.
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To Hayo HospltaI ShoWer.

The 81. Anth0nys hospital VIII
Ave a shower Of fruit, jelly and
vegetables for the hospital Monday
aud Tuesday of the Thanksgiving
week, it was decided yesterday aft
moon at the regular meeting It
Ne hospital. The members also
decided to purchase two electric
sewing machines for their use in
hospital sewing. Refreshments
we're served by the two hostesses,
Mrs. Will Quinlan and Mrs. Will
Hagedorn. There were Is mem
hers present
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY.
Beatrice v. Betiero. plaintiff. against
Antonio J. Betiero, Observation-Disclosures
foy dissolution of marriage.
'-.tonio j. Betiero, defendant: Take
notice that n verified petition has been
presented to this court by your wife, Bea-
trice V. Betiero, stating that you have
absented yourself for more than five years
now last past, without being known to her
TO be living during that time. and that
she believes you to be dead. and that a
diligent search has been made to- dis
cover evidence showing that you are living,
and that no such evidence has been
found. and asking for dissolution Of
the marriage between your wife and
yourself, and that a hearing upon said
petition will be held at 1000 A. NJ. on the
I'd day of October, 1922. at Special Term,
Part III, OF this court, at the County Court
House. in the Borough of Manhattan, City
Of New York. Dated New York, July 10th,
1922. GEO. h ROBINSON, Attorney for
Petitioner, Office and p. 0. address, No
147 Nassau ST.. Borough of Manhattan,
City OF New York.
To Antonio ]. Betiero, defendant: The
foregoing potice is served upon YOU by
publication. pursuant to an order of Hon
Robert McC. Marsh, n Justice OF the Su-
preme Court of the State OF New York.
ated the 22d OF June 1922. and filed with
the petition In the office OF the Clerk Of
New York County on the 10th day of July
1922. GEO. l.. ROBINSON Attorney for
Petitioner. Office and p. o. address. No.
f47 Nassau ST.. Borough OF Manhattan,
City of New York.
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New Jersey-sale or Let.


FAMILY of refinement and education can
secure title to and occupy at once this up
70 date Colonial home. located on one of the
best streets of a celebrated suburban resi-
Dental section New York city, where
the neghboring families are the kind Of peo-
pie who are desirable to know, the pay
inent of $1,000, balance of $1,000 on long
Time. 1lms easy payment MORTGAGES The plot
surrounded by beautiful grove of shading
oaks; contains 10 rooms, baths, wide ver-
nndas and garage. The elevation is over 700
IT.; 1t Is only few minutes walk to railroad
express station, on the best committing road
out Of New York City, and Is offered COM
plete. with no extras, ready to occupy. There
are over 500 commuters from this section
now. Bathing. boating, skating. golf. tennis
and country clubs are available, together
with fine schools, churches and markets. 1t
Is bargain and a wonderful place for chill
dren. Your reply will receive personal. coz
fidenttal and courteous attention. Serious,
70. Box 1107. City Hall Station. N. Z. City.
BARGAINS in Crawford. 10 rooms. new bum
1900 cash; nHse'' rooms up to date. $500;
rooms up TO date. $3.50: houses OF all
kinds; $1,000 up. easy terms. II. MILLER
O340 II.
CRAWFORD, room house. $4,000, large
plot, fully improved street. gas. electricity,
1sc. sHAmEEN. YfEa 0 ss4 ''IUa Lincoln av. Gran
ford.
FREE list OF houses for SAFE ana rent. write
VAN WINKLE CO. rutherford. N. J.
FULL information on all Short Hills. N. J.
real estate. Call write. +. p. CRAIG.
MONTCLAIR REAL ESTATE.
MURDOCH-FAIRCHILD CO., Mortclair. NJ.
SUMMIT, N. ].
Splendid plots: highest section; brx4oo:
improvements; $799 up.
EUGENE JoBs-H. r. BECK CO.,
Realtors. Opp. Sta, Summit. N. J.
SHORT HILLS. N. J.-Choice building lots
near DEPOT: price low: rare chance. WIN.
II. LUSHEAR. owner. Short Hills. N. J.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANT TO buy lot or old house. plot a6xf00.
West Side. below 18th st. must be cheap.
MORCHE. 1926 s0th st.. Brooklyn.
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Connecticut-Sale or Let.

AT sAYBrsooFc POINT. corner store and
road house, remodelee. with all improve
r1ents. SMITH. ITO East I25th st.
HOUSE OF rooms, 21s acres, State road;
station and p. O., stores. r. LAWRENCE,
Cannondale, Conn.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET.

FACTORIES AND LOFTS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
G. ALFRED BURHORN CO., REALTORS,
] Newark st.. Hobokcn. Phone Hoboken 2i4i.
WILLIAM u. MERRALL.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS wanted. TO sell something everyone
must have good income can be made: no
capital needed. references required. Call
between IL and i. NJ, 1SS Montague 81,
Brooklyn, room ZOE.
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FOR Miscellaneous.

COMPLETE dining room suite. practically
new, must sell at sacrifice, owner going
abroad; act quick. See superintendent on
premises, 62 Z. ODD st.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

TEN minutes walk from 81. George ferry,
Staten Island: fine view of New York bey
high class board; room and board SIS up per
week: also furnished rooms without board.
So per week. Call or phone for reservation.
THE wISTARIA, 1874 ct. Marks place,
New Brighton, 8. I. Phone Tompkinsville 2557.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Fema!e.

CfIAMBERMATD-WAT English, small
adult Christian family; References: SOS
month: letters. no agency. B. A., S64 West
Goth ST.
ored Southern girl. APT. 61. Stone. Audi
bon 1912.
COOK, French. middle age, experienced.
small family only: no laundry; wages $50
$50. II 1874 Herald, Harlem.
COOK, thoroughly competent. wants posi-
tion: city or suburban Phone wadsworth
G7o5
COOK--Swedish, competent. day, week. 500.
Maria, 326 East 7+th. apartment Q.
COOK. middle aged, city country; refer
enceS. 49l 1st av., store.
CUTTING, fitting, remodeling. experienced
private; reasonable. Mcguire. 227 Beach
Saith ST.. Rockaway.
DAY worker, iaundress, cleaning, cook din
ner; Southern colored. reliable. Tel. Har-
lem 646s
worker. Ella Tighe. 200 W..12Ith.
DAYS work: excellent laundress; reliable
colored woman. Motley. 2223 9TH av.
DREssafAKER, experienced by day. S3 and
fare. Fischer 526 West SD.
DRESSMAKER. English: 18th av., London.
experience; home. out. H. 4o4 West 23d.
GIRL for general housework; small family
apartment. Call up TIL IL noon. or after
z r. NJ. 233 West SD.
GIRL, neat. colored wishes mornings work
no Sundays. Roberts. 2i7 w. 4oth.
GlRL. young, colored. wishes position. maid
Doctors office. Newman. II West 1921.
GIRL. colored. cook. small family. Phone
Morningside 4fi7.
GIRL, coiored wishes half time or bundle
wash. home; references. Harlem 1929.
HOUSEwoRKER, cook: neat Southern coll
$3.50.
HousEwoRKER; coiored; elderly woman;
part or whole time. 242 w. 135th. Sawyer.
HOUSEWORK--Young woman. white; sleep
LAUNDRESS. expert on all Kinds laundry,
city or country. Fordham 3742.
MATD--visitlng maid. Tel. Harlom 1885,
NURSE (children), governess; middle aged,
refined Dutch woman. speaiins English,
German, little French: assist little baby and
ligh. housekeeping. Write b.. ZOO Amster-
dam av.
NURSERY GovERNEss during summer
position wanted. Write Reference. 7os Co
lumbus av
NURSE, refined. practical. to semi INVALID
convalescent or elderly person; highest ref
erences. Phone Wadsworth 0l97. Dolan.
NURSE. practical. child or Invalid Phone
Mornngside 622o.
PRIVATE secretsry desircs position OF
trust. mornings. Mrs. Nicholas. 124 Court
St, brooklyn.
RENTING agent; woman wishes position.
apartment houses. T 1879 Herald. Harlem.
STlAMSTRESS, young married woman, Swed-
isi; whole. half time. Johnson. SIS East
15Rh
81 ThNOGRAPHER.>c capable beginner: grad
uaa OF business school, seeks position
Isabel MCGOWAN, 81 II. 5sth st. Plaza 299I
capable and experienced
young woman, desires position. Josephine
McDcrmott. 81 East ssth st Plaza 1908.
TYPIST, Christian, 20. experienced manu-
script work. 772 &c. 18TH. Fordham ece7.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

FARM FOR sALE-Ndilton. Ulster county,
N. Y. IL miles above Newburgh. accessible
from Poughheepsie; peaches, pears. berries.
grapes. &C.; producing considerable net In
come yearly; very high ground. commanding
large dwelling: bath. running water; hot
water heat; barn, carriage house, all in fine
condition; exceptional location for sanitar-
ium or income producing personal residence;
price very reasonable. Address (Riiley) Es-
tate. Milton N. Y
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SUMMER HOMES Sale or Let.
WeHtchester.
few York,

SMALL furnished house balance season.
$3.50, In Catskills. VAUGHN. saugerties,
N Y. .s.t-.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

PAT-Let Us know at once II you are alive
and well or 1t may be fatal to your
mother. FATHER.
PAT-I do not seek to change your plans,
but would like ten minutes talk with YOU
TO relieve my terrible worry. G. r. l.. p.
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: APARTMENTS Let.
Unfurnished-Brooklyn.

Observation-Disclosures.
21ST, 336-Fivesrooms. bath. steam heat. all
Improvements. Telephone South s7S1.
nth, 2209 East-Upper floor. new two fam
lily house: six rooms. bath. steam heat.
parquet floors. all improvements.
Observation-Disclosures.
CHARLES COURT. 553 Academy st.-Ffve
rooms. new building, modern improvements; ;
subway 42d st. TO Broadway station. Astoria.
QUEENS village, upper floor, two family
house, rooms and bath; all improve
ments: corner house; windows every room;
rent $50. Phone F1atbush 9491.
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A REAL JOB
EOR REAI GAI EEME'

MAN, experienced IN the manufacture OF pa
per cups. State full particulars as 10 your
knowledge OK machinery In the manufacture
OF Same; also salary expected. Reply 20
Boz 1854 Herald. $50 broadway.
MECHANICS AND HELPERS WANTED.
Permanent position.iere open at the follow.
ing rates. authorized BY the United states
Railroad Labor Board;
Machinists,
Boiermakers,
Blacksmiths,
6heet Metal worksrA
Electrical Workers, N1uc. per hour.
Power House Switch
board Operators
Electricians,
Machinist Helpers.
Boiiermaker Helpers.
Blacksmith Helpers.
Sheet Metal Workers. l1o. Per hear.
Electrical workers'
Helpers.
Car Rspsirers and inspectors.
63c. per hour.
Apply . A. M. TO 5 r. M. TO superintsn-
dent's office. at 1920 st. and Willis av.
+. N. Clark. Superintendent.
THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN q HART.
FORD n. r. 90.
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HELP WANTED-Male.

SALES EXECUTIVE.
sonality. Must be able to prove past
and present record OF achievement
along this line.
This Is big opportunity for the right
>man to commence with manufactures
of national reputation.
Give age, personal description and ex-
perience in first letter. ar
NJ 55s HERALD. $50 BwAY.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Above l4th St. to soth st. Gncl.sivs,.


Above Ilth st. to 59th st. Qnclusivs).
b6TH ST.. % West.--Street level store, 22x90,
In the heart of the shopping district; suit
able any high class trade; years lease; ;
moderate terms. Circle 06SS. FRIDEN-
BERG.
1140 BROADWAY corner 2Gth STILL 900
square feet for office showroom u feet
of quartered oak partition. alterable; fire.
proof building: eprinkers. Brokers pro-
tected. Apply 10th floor.
Above Goth St.-5th Av. to East River.
LOFTS. 81 900 so. IT., all or part. steam
heated and ten horse powsr supplied. Apply
on Premises JOHN w. BULL, los Z. 126th
st.
Miscellaneous.
LOFT FOR RENT.
$500 square feet. steam heat. light and
airy. suitable for manufacturing; 80 min
utes from Grand Central Station; rent rea-
sonable For further particulars apply to
SAMUEL ROSEFF. 1lS West 4th ST.. Mount
Vernon, N. Y. Telephone Hillcrest 1760 or
Alex. Roseff, % West 1st st., Mouont Ver-
non. N. Y. Telephone Hillcrest 2i92.
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New York.

HOMELrKB cottage IN the pines; home
cooking; milk. eggs, vegetables; Christians; /;
terms $40. LENA BISHOP. 0reenviils,
Greene county. New York.
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verrnspt.

NEAR BRATTLEBoRo. vT.-e0 aurs farm
for sale; barns. comfortable house, seven
roome. dairy, complete farm equipment. For
reasonable terms address Box II. r. s.,
Brattleboro. VI.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
DESIRABLE office. facing Broadway, Her.
aid So section Beautifully appointed and
furnished. suitable real estate, stock broker
age other business: unusual sign privi-
leges must be sold before August /: good
proposition to quick purchaser. ENGLER,
1910 Broadway.
DELICATESSEN, seven rooms $54 rent 3
year lease. $500 income weekly: act quick
sickness. 52s City Island av., City Island.
n. Y. City Island 1919.
ROLLER coaster in first class condition in
the heart Of amusement center, together
with 10 year lease; plot suitable for any kind
OF amusement. Address 1907 Herald, Bklyn.
Miscellaneous
PARTNER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with a fol-
lowing In a high class custom tailoring
wanted. @ 20i0 Herald. Herald 50.
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SALESMAN. Al. accustomed TO maxi
ing big money. tu sell patented ar
ticle on commission. exceptional
merit: no competition: not affected by
present economic conditions; needed in
every home. stbro and loft. Apply
after P. NJ. room S04. 701 7th ay..
New York.
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Brooklyn.
Capital Wanted.

WANTED $50.0o0 to start a factory for a
patent stopping device for automobiles: the
greatest Improvement ever made for stopping
a car quick; ready for demonstration at any
time. p. Q. Box c. West Hoboken. n. j.
WANTED. Immediately. high class executive
with brains and ability: connection New
York office; opportunity for right man with
substantial investment. Room COS. so
Church ST
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WANTED BIZ THE
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY
FOLLOWING RAILROAD Me-
CHANICS AND HELPERS AT
THE RATES OF PAY EsTAB-
LIsHED BY THE UNITED
STATES RAILROAD LABOR
BOARD:
vENTY CENTS PER
HoUR-MACHINIsTs. BOILER
MAKE r s. BLACKsAfITHs.
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
ELECTRICAL KERs
AND PASSENGER CAR RE-
PAIRERs.
sIxTY-THREE CENTS PER
HoUR-FREIGHT CAR RE-
PAIRERs.
roRTY-sEvEN CENTS PER
HoUR-HELPERs IN ALL
TRADES.
In accordance with resolutions Is
sued by the United States Railroad
Labor Board. July third. and AZ
proved by the President in his procla-
nation OF July eleventh. new men ac-
ceptlng employment are within their
rights ana are not Btrikebreakers.
and have tho moral as well as legal
right to engage in railroad service.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FemaIe.

WAITRESS, English. LONG EXPERIENCE,
small Christian family; references letters.
no agency. s. H., 1854 West 29th St.
WOMAN, colored. well experienced, wishes
washing home. Connors. 500 East 173d ST.
WOMAN Qrlsh). mind baby: home nights:
references. Box l05. So Columbus av.
WOMAN. colored, wishes position. all around
first class cook; reference. Audubon 10359.
YOUNG WOMAN-Care small office expe-
rienced; phone orders. Clerical. 3iS W.
goth.
YOUNG woman (colored) desires half time
mornings: best references. Phone Morn
ingside 1858.
YOUNG airl. lately landed. wishes light
housework or take care Of baby. 1874 W.
97th. Ring Mulvy's bell.
Employment Agency-Domestic.
ALEXANDER'S AGENCY,
264 w. 134th tcor. sth av). Morn. 1346.
Excellent help. male, female; city. country:
days workers promptly; references investi-
gated.
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Long Island.

PATCHoGUn mn! PAtchogus, L. t.
Homelike. fine table, own garden; near
water; $1s-$20 weekly: families specially
catered to.
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NESTLE'S
on Lake Canaan, opposite Camp Paradise:
swimming. fishing, dancing farm wonder
ful meals; Christian management. sfS week.
Mrs. JOHN NESTLE, Box 46s, Patchogue,
J.. ]. Phone Patchogue 356-w.
BAYSHORE-vacation. so week, all sports,
minutes station. week enders accommo-
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Connecticut.

MARIE ANNA INN, Greenwich. Conn.,, 90
East Putnam av.-sSelcct room and board !;
also suite private bath.
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Employment Agency-Domcstic.
JAPANESE Eagle Agcy.. 100 W. ~: bryant
7787 -9698-Most reliable. competent domes-
tics: cook. butler. chauffeur. houseworksr.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. 1877 Lexington av. 1858 Mad. 50.
JAPANESE. high grade agency; efficient
help supply. Columbus 1915. 131 w. G3d
The New York herald., 1922-07-28
sRockland County-sale or Let.

FOR sALE-House and lot. Stony Point.
Rockland County. n. Y, fruit trees on the
lot; ten minutes walk to depot. For full
particulars address Frank b. Wiles, Stony
Point. ". Y. Box 81.
The New York herald., 1922-07-28
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
Log Island-sale or Let.
Westchester-Sale or Let.

FOR RENT IN RYE.
i have several unfurnished cottages from
si'2O0 to 81 800 year: good neghborhood !;
also furnished. for rent. winter or year
immediate possession reasonable.
CHAS. S. FAULKNER.
OfGce facing Rye Railroad Station.
Telephone 123 Rye. N. Y