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MThSshen: Thshssn: Mr. , ThSmas Gates and Mr.. +;
also give a party on. Friday afternoon,
May Ma. is, IN honor Of her daushter. Miss
Miss Charlotte Z Ullem, ''' Miss M 'sas ssisns
| Uilom, Miss Anne Ross Miss Emily
Dick: Miss Hepsa Humphrey. Miss Anne
Colahan. Miss Anne Weeks, Miss Bar
Mary Appleton. Miss Eleanor Morris,
| Miss Marjorie Allison, Miss Virginia
kllison, Miss Bodine Moon, Miss Ethel
Cleman. Miss Anne Pilling: Miss Pris-
Jene Deipcr and Miss Helen ciesx. ''
Of vi 7sos NJ Lincoln i ' drivs. Hs Chestnut fsni nIi
will entertain at theatre party to-
ciude Mr.: and Mrs William y. Morice.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Goodall and Mr..
and Mrs. John Arthur Brown.
Mr.. Thomas Love Latta, Of 1917 Wal
nut street, will entertain the junior or.
ganization of the Second Presbyterian
Church. Twentyfrst and Walnut streets,
In the Parish House on Wednesday eve
| ming, May II.
The board of directors and associated
branch committee of the Philadelphia
Cricket Club will give q tea at the club
house on Saturday AFTERNOON. May 20.
H. Lea, Of 2004 Walnut street, who has
been the president Of the club for twenty
years.
The marriage Of Miss Katharine Kolb,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kolb,
Jr.,. OF West School House lane. German.
town. and Mr.. Matthew Pannaker, of
Holland, will take place at the homo Of
the brides parents at o'clock on Sat-
urday evening. June 3. The Rev vii.
liam Porter Lee, Of West Side Presoy-
terian Church, Germantown will per-
form the ceremony The bride, VINO
will be given in marriage by her father,
will be attended by her sister, Nirs.
Tha nail ~ hs,,a as Iii Hiairon Ha H9nv..
arine Hndsr.,n 'io ~ W. ,,. " N'Ss natn III
bridesmaids viii ,nc,,,Sa Mrs Aii,en I pa.", ne
more, Miss Abby Mcdonald. of Iowa.
N1lss josephine Ternley and Miss Helen
rag, or this city. Mr.. Cyril Taylor.
OF New YORK, Will be best man. A re-
0" ""' 'o'''"'
MISS Grace Thompson. Of Mount Airy,
VII entertain at bridge party this
aftern0on at her home in honor Of
MISS katharine lubbs.
Mrs. Edward w pok apa >,r 1.u..
sranc's FRA g. Cooke were the principal speak
ers SIst at tn the annual LUNCHEON Of the Treble
S.et neio on wednesday last at the Bel
SaVa; .freceding the luncheon mem
osss OF the CLUB gave short musical
prosrsT. among those who took part
WWx,e WWnM M!sS FRANCES F1Sher: Mrs. II. II.
A,ke!ss, ans Ns Mrs: -; Batezell, Mrs. n Fuller
anu Mrs' FRANK +. Brooke.
Mr.. George I.ailou will entertai, ,t
dinner at the Longacre tomorrow eve.
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and Mrs. George Heating, Of 26O3 South
Seventeenth street.
Mrs. Warner, CT 1721 Mifflin street,
will entertain at dinner this evening in
honor Of Miss Mary Mitchell. Of Rox-
borough.
Miss MarjorX Loenthal, Of 1896 South
Nineteenth street, has returned home
after spending a few days in Chelsea
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WIIls--9 Breeze

The wedding Of Miss Florence Breeze,
daughter Of Mrs. Marie Breeze, OF 2lb
South Sedgeley street, took place yes
terday morning in the Church or the
signor Joseph Kirlin officiating. The
bride was attended by Miss Beatrice
solomon as maid Of honor. Mr.. William
Wills acted as best man for his brother.
Upon their return from a wedding trip
by motor Mr.. and Mrs. Wills will live
at Atlantic City.
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YARDlEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Comfy Clayton and thei,
son. Master Richard Clayton, "a. OF
Norristown, have been visiting Mr., and
Mrs Richard Clayton.
.Dr Joseph E. sands, Of PHILADELPHIA.
was weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
A. j. Cadwallader. at Lakeside.
Mrs. II. Linn Bassett has been spend.
ing some time In Langho.ne. with her
Miss Helen Leedom, Of westtovn
school, spent last weekend at her home
here. ~
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Mrs. John w. Adams will en.erta in
the Sixteen Club, to which sha heinnr.
at luncheon and bridge ut her home ;n
Swarthmore on Wednesday next.
Mrs. Andrew NJ. Eastwic,e rr,i, an..r
tain the Monday morning class of The
New Century Club Of Philadeiphia ~.
her home in Wallingford, on Mondav
Nay q: 1t will be their annual spring
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sewing circle at her home last evening
The guests were Mrs D. Keiser, Mrs
A. Lloyd. Miss A Dooly, Miss Gunhilda
Bolen, Miss Eta Ward. Miss Edna
Wiley. Miss Henrietta Blienn, Mrs. J.
Manion and Mrs. L. Ashenfelter.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs ID. Cohen. Of 240S South Eighth
street, announces the engagement CT
her daughter, Miss Henrietta Cohen, to
Mr. Max Dinken
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Rogers of Columbia
Pa. have returned home after having
spent short time as the guests Of Mr.
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street. The officers include Mrs. Will
liam Barndollar. Mrs. G. Battersby, Mrs.
\. Benny, Mrs. Z. Harvey. Mrs +.
Durang, Mrs. A. Duckworth, Mrs. NJ.
Preston and Mrs. A. Morris
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAPITAL WANTED-If prove 10 your en-
tire satisfaction that have a dishwashing
machine that is 100 per cent perfect and
you knew there was successor on the
market would you furnish capital with SER
basis?
Listenl Especially designed stand, twisted
wire receptacle for knives, forks, spoons.
spaces for cups. glasses. braces between.
Other dishes stand back OF cups. The whole
clamped with thoroughly adjustable coiled
wire clamp, which fits over any shaped stack
OF dishes; cups and all dishes IN position
drain.
Main idea, soiled side OF every dish turned
toward powerful agitator clamp braced.
can't turn away. Mrs. j. l.. Denton,
Rome, Ca.
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0US CLASSIFIED DVERTISING :
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATEN TS-write for free Illustrated guide
books and RECORD or INVENTION
blank. Send model or sketch and descrip-
tion OF your invention for our opinion of its
patentable nature free. HIGHEST REFER
ENCES; PROMPT ATTENTION; REASON
ABLE TERMS. VICTOR j. EVANS g. CO.,
New York offices. 1903 Wooworth Building
Phone Barclay GAIA. Main offices, SOD 9th,
Washington, d. c.
PATENTS PROCURED. TRADE MARKS
REGISTERED. A comprehensive, expert
enced, prompt service for the protection and
development of your idea. Full information,
advice and form ITO record your invention
free on request. RICHARD y. OWEN, H9276
Woolworth Building. Phone Barclay 1894.
PATENTS-Send for free booklet. highest
references. best results, promptness as
sured. WATSON r. COLEMAN. Patent Law
yer, ga Il ST.. Washington. -. G.
PATENTS, trade marks. designs; best work,
lowest prices; consultation free; 30 years
experience; call send for Book No, f..
EDGAR TATE co, 245 B'way. New York.
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A housing company, having contracts
for large number OF houses TO be
erected this spring In the metropolitan
district. desires 10 place sub-contracts
for mason work and foundations,
plumbing and Interior finishing. We
furnish the main structure, of re-
inforced concrete.
We also require several directing
superntendents of transportation and
erection; responsible parties only need
apply: give references.
Address SUNSHINE HOMES AND
CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY,
u. S. A, Stratford, Conn.
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GOING TO PACIFIC COASr.-Attorney hav-
Ing wide business experience, leaving short
ly for the coast, would like TO hear from par
ties who might desire him to represent them
on important commissions; extensive expert
ence IN this line; well acquainted on coast.
particularly California; highest references
as 10 integrity and ability. NJ. c. POW
Ell, Cauistao
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION wanted in regard 10 pres
ent whereabouts of Frederick Chauncey
Samuels, last heard OF in Brooklyn, y. Y.
in 1917. William T. Sheppard. $40 CONNER
cial Trust Bldg. Philadelphia, Pa.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ONE or two heated, sunny rooms. with pri-
vate family light housekeeping privileges.
vicinity Flushing or Richmond Hill, by young
couple. about April I. Write O. S. HAZARD.
los w. S5th ST., Manhattan.
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Fur1itur7.

a GENTLEMAN needing house room Will
cell authentic antiques. Including 6 very
fine Queen Ammo side chairs. exquisite Shcr-
aton iuaid sninct bed. lady's lacquer desk,
Chinese Chippendale style. With mirror and
old silver time piece inset. lady'g small
Sheraton chair with green damasS. Duncan
phyfe table ~ old wood and very attrac-
tive design. 18th century Spanish armchair.
Empire drop front desk. superb wood. prac-
ticully au pieces iu perfect condition. mag
uircDnt mahogany and gili broaze Empire
intdluicre n. high. show ulece pair ~
odd hroule Empire audirOnr. small but high
grade collection of Napucouic letters, relies
and pictures, silver. dr-k, SET OF pieces
also Mahal rug, t3xig6. and . smaller
Oriental rugl. framed etchinSs 10y Zorn.
BranyN1n Sc. and seceral small paintings .
preferably TO dealcrs Watkins 2i5S morn
insg 0-ii, evenings 80.
MAHOGANY RED, go in wide; solid foot
piece and head hoard, modern and attrac-
tive design. Simmons spring snd excellent
mattress Absolutely sanitary. Chelsea
09j0 Apcrt, rs, during forenoon.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0Us.

ssMAKER-BIARNEs, &c Rue de La
chsissaigne, Bordeaux (F'rance) high
class dressmakers, latest models from Paris
evening gowns walking dresses, from 800 to
COO francs, silk and woolen mantles. from
200 90 zoo francs; silk blouses, from T5 to
$50 francs; boudor wraps, combinations (:
measurements supplied by customer. For
warded by return Of post. cash on delivery.
TYPEWR1TEBS RENTED,
Three months, $3.50 up.
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEwRTTERs
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.
3fj Broadway. at Leonard 81. Telephone
20 T. 2ld st., opp. Madison av. Franklin 540S
THE TYPEWRITER ENCHANGE,
10 BARCLAY 81 Tel. 1883 Barclay
CORK novelty, 'h0w 20 find the baby"
sold AZ the New York Poultry Show. Write
for particulars by communicating with G. i.
LAWRENCE, Tuycdo PARK. n. Y
BARGAIN for nght party; corner store with
., room flats. lot i0xl00 including
butcher and grocery fixtures; reasonable.
+. JUNGE, Conpers ~ u.
GENUINE Sheffield plate; lady leaving
country; must sell. Columbus s02S. No
dealers.
HARP. Lyon Healy model 80, like new.
T. 2Oa2 Herald. Herald square.
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HOUSEWORk-Nca colored girl, good
cook. Troadwcu, So w 10th. apt -,
HoUsEwoRK-Ligh coiored girl. l57 wess
1pth e.. Ant. 80 Else. Audubon 1910.
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HOUsEwORK. 0 to .; reference. rhipps,
2fs W. Gath.
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HOUsEwOrlK-Cjir wishes mornings, sve-
nlnrs. nrovn. ioo w. i84th care Marshal.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE,
Beach 50th and Surf aY.. Sea Gate, Nortons
Point, New York Harbor comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without bath; 45 min
utes from Times Square. 80 minutes Cham
bers ST.; Municipal subway; rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
WANTED-Entire care two girls by widow
with children: excellent home training. Ad-
dress box 10, Rockville Centre, Lone Island,
". Y.
SlSMI-lNVALID, elderly people, can secure
warm room. nurses care, from Sl2.J0.
Mrs. iROWgRIDGE, 2G74 East 10Th ST.,
Sheepshead Bay. Tel. 169s-R Coney Island.
LADY will care for and board one or two
children in Far Rockaway private home
or highest Christian and refined environ
ment. Telephone 1913 Far Rockaway.
GRADUATE nurses, owning large house. take
convalescent or elderly person. BRIGHT
LANDS, Hampstead, n. Y.
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SPLENDID opportunity to invest $4,000 AZ
not less than per cent. yearly and good
situation TO right party IN modern pulver-
i1ing and stone crushing plant. just com
pieted; viii stand rigid investigation. Lock
Box ~. Phlllipshurg. n. j.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

HOUsEWORtS-Sottled woman. small pieirr
family adults S15. p 1891 Herald. Harlem.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

A.-we will pay highest possible prices for
furniture houses. apts.. pianos bric-a-
brac, books works of art. NORMAN, So
University place Phone Stuyvesapt 23I1.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
HOTEL MAN.

Wanted-Experlenced hotel man with SIS 900
cash to become one of the officers and direc-
tors In company to erect a / 700 room hotel.
TO be Chicago's best commercial hotel, In the
heart of the city; this is an extraordinary
investment on account of large interest given:
ought TO be good or at least $50 900 a year
returns. Answer at once. Complete date. o.
a. JACKSON, Z. o. box 100, Chicago, III.
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LADY's maid, first class, thoroughly com
petcnt, good disposition, speaks several
iauguages excellent traveller, packer. hair
dresser. wishes position travelling now OF
later: city references. u 20j4 Heralds Her
aid "a.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

l:1ST, E23 w. Attractive double or single
room, beds. windows, near bath; rea-
sonable; ladies' Ant. II.
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HOUsEWORKER. colored woman: few hours
daily; city reference. Smith, il3 w 13fth.
IIOUsEWORKER, refined. colored girl; or
. days. mornings. Audubon 0AT6. -
IfOUsEWORKER, white: few hours In MORN
fngs Roerh. no W. ia2d. H
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HOUSEWORk general. b. colored girl.
Turner tt West 9ath.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO you wish 20 import from Germany
Our agents lover SOD I'm Central Europe
VIII attend to all details, also make new
connections for you. TRANSATLANTIC
SHIPPING CO.. INC, 100 Broad ST.. New
York
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

A going package medicine company dncor-
porated), handling a fast selling prepa ra-
tion of considerable merit. needs little addi-
tional capital for expansion. One-quarter
party taking up balance OF preferred stock
which is an SO cumulative dividend paying
issue. Bylaws guarantee fun retirement of
preferred issue before any money can be
drawn for salaries, bonuses common stock
dividends. &c. Address 2102 Herald. 2S0
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

GOVERNESS. American, desires care chill
dren over 4 Christians preferred; free
April l. speaks French fiuently; city refer
ences; go anywhere. i 2047 Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

LADY. widow. middle aged. wishes pleas
ant room with full board in a private
Christian family from March 1 20 June T.
location 72d to 10th on Amsterdam to West
End av. Address TO NJ. L., 26i2 Broadway.
YOUNG college girl wishes home in a Jewish
family, IS willing 20 help with dinner and
dishes 10 reduce price of board. Please state
price. Box S l745 Herald, Washington Hts.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

$50 paid for 1918 Liberty head niclels; cash
premiums paid for all rare coins; send &c.
for circular, may mean your profit. NUMlS-
AfATIC BANK. Dept. s, Fort Worth. Texas.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WHY EXPERIMENT WITH YOUR
STOCK SELLING CAMPAIGN?

hereby 80 on record in this publication
as the first and only man making double
guarantee on stock selling campaigns. Send
by mail enough proof business Is Legitimate
and proposition will create confidence and
enclose this ad. HYDE, 81 Fifth av.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
A1LrRToN HOUSE nor MES.

ALLERTON HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates in the newest of the Allerton
group, a II story freproof building. just
completed, containing apartment, club con-
veniences. are from $3.50 TO $3.50 per week,
Tor permanent residents only. 143 East 39th
st. AS East both ST.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
HRONER WANTET

stock OF manufacturing concern making
product soon 10 be nationally advertised. ~
Wcst sam e.. Now York city. room 2l0.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

/ GIRL, colored; houseworls. part time; refer
ence. Gibbs 2l3 w ed
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
MADISON ARMS.
41-d3-i5 West 5Sth st. Elevate

NEW Jtrseys
THE BAsSETT COTTAGE. 80 8. Willow ST..
phone Mrs. SCHOLFIELD, 6T3-R Mont
clair. NJ r.: very attractive home. sunny
rooms, newly furnished, steam heat, cleo
triclty' 3 minutes D., l.. and w; unsur-
passed table.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

AN opportunity to invest. with or without
service, In corporation now manufactur-
Ing "A patent spark plug cleaner. For
further information write d 2f30 Herald,
Herald square.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
RARE OPPORTUNITY

RAltE OPPORTUNITY
for office executive who can come well
recommended 10 join me as partner in
the sale OF most exceptional element In
the world and In great demand; must
have $500. which can be secured;
potential profits $4,000 and Bonus on
first allotment; ] cannot handle alone:
references exchanged. confidential. ID
2131 Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

ELECTRIC ADVERTISING REFLECTOR.
We want reliable and capable men TO rep.
resent us; we give city or state rights 20
those who can qualify; an article which
viii be ugcd by all classes Of business; very
llhcrnl ferfna. L. q q. Storm. i1G w H2d.
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HOUSEWORK. Protestant woman. plain
cooking. light wash: adult family; apart
ment: reference. 45O W. 57th, care Tssncy.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

GIRL. coored, doctor office. chamberrnaid,
holsework. mother cook. Audubon 1880,
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

BRIGHT, sunny rooms, with small Kitchen
cite, electricity; private house. Murray
IItil 7oha
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

HOUSEWORKER. colored. good plain cook
fi3d
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

LADY's maid wishes position with lady
going 20 California, or IN country as row
ernrss-nurso. first caes family only. Mss
l.. Luum. Swedish Home, Water ST.. New
York city.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

OIL lease of LOO acres In good Kansas
field with production all around railroad
and town site on land fine proposition for
syndicate; own fee title and lease will sell
or give drilling contract. l.. /. Mosher, Jr.,
1925 Scarritt Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26
New York.

IN the Catskill Mountains modern health
resort. a quiet place for convalescents and
those desiring change of environments; ideal
surroundings; no tubercular nor objection
able cases. BUENA VISTA REST HOME,
Round TOP. Greene County. New York.
MAPLEHURST FARM. Croton Falls. N. y
Build yourself up in the country: bath.
electricity hunting; fare S1.S9. Phone 27
Croton Falls: SIG up.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

CORPORATIONS Additional capital Sc
cured. going concern, through sale OF stock ;
state how much stock sold and number OF
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

ENTTEItY. VulCanI7lngi arCe99Ory 9toTei I
wonderful opportunity J. T.. W.. $40 willis
aV Bronx
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

PARTY wishes IN invest money In lunch and
tea room IN select neighborhood no brok-
ers. lT4n Herald. Washington Heights.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

! HOUSEwORK-Cierman woman. with girl 5
years, wants position: good worker:Y refer
ences. $50 monthly. Address Fischer. I2S
n Railroad av., Mt Vernon, y. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

OUSEWORKER-Nea colored girl wishes
position. small family; references. July.
Apt. 20. 20 w. 13ath 81.
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NEWARK. n. J.
NESTALRANT OPPORTUNITY.

Spendidly equipped, going restaurant. oc-
cupying three stories. Broad st. building; l3
rooms and basement, with garage in rear
In best business section catering to high
class trade; will sell property and business
or business separate. giving long lease.
ERAEMER. ZIG Broad ST., Newark. n. J.
I AM LEAVING FOR EUROPE and desire an
associate TO look after my business affairs,
active. reliable partner. who understands rou-
tine OF office; this is an exceptional op-
portunty for a partner with $1,000 to In
vest: splendid income assured: investment
fully protected. Write full details. V 6sS
Pyra
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COMPANION.
FRENCH LADY DESIRES POSI-
TION, BEST CITY REFER
ENCES, Z YEARS IN FORMER
POSITION TERMINATED by
DEATH; NO OBJECTION TO
TRAVEL. ADDRESS i 2O98
HERALD, HERALD SO.
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WE will purchase outright contract
70 sell securities of growing corpora
tions. having dividend record or about to
go on dividend basis: win treat corre-
spondence very confidential. Address l..
c., 465 Herald square.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

OTTOMAN L. wAGENFOHR, mother walt
ing to hear from you as father died Feb
ruary Il, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

TWO established importers desire TO con-
solidate taking advantage OF unlimited
expansion opportunities want third partner
to finance operations and preferably be
active. V CTS Herald. 2S0 Bway.
The New York herald., 1922-02-26

MANUFACTURER OF metal goods has
an opening for a sales executive; must
be a clean cut business man; investment
required 5000; business ability more es-
sential than capital. d 213S Herald,
Herald square.
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HOUsEWoRK-COl COlorod sir. no wash COM
petcnt reference. Call. Kinds, SO w lt2d.
bINpERGARTNEB VIII take your child out
mornings or afternoons. Phone mornings.
Riverside 1884.
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HOUSEWOItN. coiored, no cookings sseep
out. Marshall. care Glover l53 w. 14sd.
HCUsEWORK. colored. no Sunday work !
references. Phone Audubon 145O. apt 81.
-. H.. -nlo-.a nL-i -.
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I HOUSENORK. general. colorcd girl. refer-
| enees. Marion Wolcott. 23l w. $50 81.
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NEWARK, N. j.
TONINC, RI(,TITRE THEATER

MOVING PItTUKE IHEATEK.
Sickness and death necessitate the sale Of
several well paying moving picture theaters
ono includes the real estate, others leases
running for long term: principals who mean
business can receive fun information from
I<RAEMER. T76 Broad ST., Newark, n. J.
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Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
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are parts of the Internationalc whose gospel
Leninc has been preaching.
Doesn't Mr.. Gompers know that the
Soviets are reforming, that they have con-
tessed the failure of their theories, that
Russia is moving rapidly toward constitu-
tional government and that even now an
|. W. W. would seem unduly radical in
contrast with any of the shrewder COM
missars NJ Moscow?
We can stay out of the Genoa Conference
II we desire 10 hand the trade privileges of
RusSin and the new Europe over bodily to
other nations. Doing that we might achieve
some dim sort of moral victory in defense
Of our conscientious prejudices. Mr.
Gomp"rs would be permitted 10 feel that he
had delivered Il last rousing kick at tho
groups that have toiled only to bring about
the disintcgration Of the Federation of
Labor. But what would he say to the
skilled workers in the unions when, Mt a
later date. they found themselves unable TO
make living because Of the steady decline
Of onr foreign trade?