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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
New Mexico Cavalry
Thrives on Horse
Bricks, Tests Show

WN~HfNGTDN IHr 1t wH-
mlHa known f.daf thHf rho horses
uf Fort MIurH'p and Columbus ~
VI were among tho first army
hurssa fu fry out tho compressed
horse forage which is now being
tested 1f army posts throuphuut
tho country
The forage. which Ig composed
Of pure oats and muiHsse- made
into bricks six inches wide. ~
inches long and three -fourths of
and inch thick lB expected 90 re-
fuUa the cause responsible for
most ~ the animal mortality
starvation.
Compressed horse rations which
can easily be transported have
boon pressing need for centuries.
NapolauE'4 campaign against Rus
s.t failed because 90 thr NHrNa-
tun OF the animals only last
spring u Ne-opotamia. tho British
government was Obliged Co Mll
800 1000 wHr hurscs In tHo last stages
OF arya'ion.
Reports uu rIr lt Wu-h.alfon
show thHt the Nsw NeNign horses
thrH .d uu thr usW ration and
fhYf several warDnInl expeditions
wore wHdH whom fuD IUr-D. vrr"
t.H SOLELY uu fhr forage which
proved satisfactory
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
CHICAGO FACES
BUILDING STRIKE
OVER OPEN SHOP
Citizens Com mittee
Seeks to Enforce the
Lands Award

CHICAGO Juu Every ypDu
man who quite work ou 'n.Dis D
buildinrs Tuesday viii und bic ul'.
taken. aCcordlnr to uu uuuuuur'tr' .t
made tonight hy E. O. hulnHlN
chairman OF the executive hoFul 't
the citizens committee tu cnfoy,H tn"
lands uwurd.
He admitted that -cnut- nro lI''I,r
m"n 90 take the pmro of ~trikrf.
Euildiug tfldcs leaders Say 20 ~
viii force every union in Chicur1 'u
abandon building operations ana 'viil
tie up every structure now iu course
~ construction.
The strike declaration was made
hy the building trades rounrl va
their fight against the ritizDi s rtnt.
mittec % having declared upsI ra'p
whrro c4rucntcrs Refused tn .t.arnI
the iHuuis award
The strike union men d.clai,. d.
tu settle th" open shop Question.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Huge Movie Trust
Seen Behind $150,00O
Offer Of Hays

WASHiNgTON Jan rhs drairH
Of huEc movie trfisf tu com govern.
mental and rnurrrssinnnt avuf. H..
hehind the offer To- pnstmnafsf Dru.
srsi VIII Hays of re- ffN0 600 saHtr fu
become director of the combined flu
ind.istr es seuatur rat Harrison ds-
clnred Co the srHutv today
rh"' have chogea Hays irrausf he
can do business Tor them HsFn ia fhr
politician Of 'hr rHhinff Tfef wuuli
NOT h"' offered the place to Hughat
of Weeks
AeHerf7 of rnurHo he wiil srrruf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Watson to Carry
Soldier Execution
Charges to People

WASHINETDN Hr rr.fImln.
rnncern.n nE alleged fHr~rt unnrinr
and killing. lu tho a o. wN h.
taken f1 tfe people rf.sr fhe senate
Investigation la concluded senator
Watson OF Georgia declared tonight
Watson =nid that when tho onri-
miifrc henr. nus have oudH1 BE-. wnufl
reply ou tho -ruHfr floor tu senator
Mndsworth. republican. of Nrw Yurl
who introduced tho resolution calling
for the probe into WHtsous aensa
L-.nuL ...r.n-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
Confesses K;lIing
Man So Wife Could
Collect In-uranec

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. Jan
Sergeant byron Warrpn latn taduy
signed written confession thai ho
shot and killed a. A Joiilss arniy nald
clefk al Fort Reno. 70 thsi Mrs loliiea
might collect her hueband's 81. 600
government insurspre. United states
Blstricf Attorney Murer announced
Murder charges were filed against
Warren and Mrs Jaiiles immediately
after the confession wifa sirfird.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
IRISH RATIFY PEACE TREATY WITH ENGLAND
Soldier Bonus La Be Enacted Present Session of Congress
DIDN'T 1T PAY
TO SWITCH?

81 have had some worldly
experience, but the professional
republican politician in New
Mexico is hluc-rihhnu winner
aS an migrate. - Carl e. Magcc.
In tho Morning journal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
LA TOILETTE FACES
A HARD FIGHT TO
KEEP SENATE SEAT
Committee Organized in
Wisconsin to Accom-
plish His Defeat

MILWAUKEE, W. Jan "A
nsht to unsea Eoheri " tnFoll'tf".
Wisconsin senator. Vls under way
tonight throughout th. state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08
FIGHT BooTIEGGERs

NEW iDhN jan. = Custom
battle at the Rrooklyn water front
tonight one man was shot and two
arrested. Three made their escape
In a motor boat with several hun
drcd bottles OF whisky
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-08

WASHINGTON. 1an. i.--nrerkeu-
ridge Ions started sf;ef S@b-ivf
Reeds toga toniFht. Long, former
third assistant arcretnfy OF state an
nounccd he woab run againat Reed
In the democratic primaries IN
August.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
GOOD SAMARITAN
PROVED HERSELF
FRIEND NEEDY
Unfortunate Women Who Lost
Personal Effects in Fire
We're Not Forgotten

Mrs Join G Kircheu proved her
self a good samaritan on Wednesday
of this week follow ng the disastrous
conflagration Mr.. and Mrs. Kircheu
had been at Manhattan and did not
return until O'Clock in the after
noon when they discovered the grea
.oss that Tonopah had suffered, and
of the unfortunate condition in which
women of the restricted district
found themselves Mrs. Kirchen
went Immediately to her home gath
cred up some su tcases and immedi-
ately visited a number Of stores.
She loaded the cases with shoes and
stockings, dresses and other wearing
apparel and Immediately made her
way to the Northern cabaret, where
she asked for Mr. Mmnick When
the latter appeared on the scene
she asked that all the women who
lost their personal effects be assem-
bled. whereupon she proceeded to
fit them out with necessary apparel.
1t was a generous act coming from
a generous person. who has a heart
as big as the waves of the ocean,
and it was a case of charity be-
slowed where it ghtfu'ly belonged
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
GIBRALTAR SHOWS
BIG VEIN OF ORE

Reports from Gibraltar, Where
active development is in progress at
the property of the New Gibraltar
Silver Mining company, are to the
effect that the ore showing continues
- improve, mad the big ledge in the
lower tunnel is being crosscut to
determine the full extent of the
discovery. The portable compressor
is being operated and the premises
are being fitted up to insure a thor
ough campaign of mine construction
being carried forward throughout the
fall and winter months.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
TONOPAH EXT.
Shares SOAR
DURING WEEK
Company Is Prosecuting One OF
Most Active Campaigns in
The Entire District

The Tonopah Extension Mining
companl, one of the most aggressive
corporations in the west, continues
large development and new ore bodies
are being found with great frequency
This is evidenced from the rapid
advance in the price of shares which
has taken place during the past few
days
At the Victor shaft work is going
forward with highly gratifying re
suits on the 1880 level and great
VEINS of ore of a high value are
exposed in the various workings.
The shaft recently attained depth
of 20OO feet, but sinking is to be
continued until a depth of 2125 feet
has been secured Cutting Of the
station at the 20OO level is now in
order. mad as soon as this under
taking has been completed drifts
will be extended to undercut the
workings on the 1850 level, whence
such large and profitable bodies Of
ore are now showing.
The big mill is running steadily
and splendid earning is being made,
but it will only be the matter Of a
short time until the output be
increased materially.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
FORD COMP ANY
CLOSES down
MANY PLANTS
Lack of Coal Given as Reason
For Laying Off Eighty-Five
Thousand Men

DETROIT. Aug. 26.-The Ford
Motor compan plants at Highland
Park. Dearborn, River Rouge and
suburbs will close down Sept. l6
because OF lack of coal it was an
nouncod today by Henry Ford. The
suspension will affect upwards Of
$4,000 workers in the three plants
and indirectly several hundred thou
sand others throughout the country.
Assembly plants OF the Ford com
pany throughout the. country may
also be closed, it was stated, bringing
the number Of strictly Ford employees
affected by the suspension to ap-
moI.ma,ely $4,000. Others affected
are employees of concerns dependent
upon Ford orders.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
WORK
IS IN ORDER
BIG BELMONT
Operations Being Prosecuted on
Seven Levels and Mine Is
Humming With Activity
BULLION OUTPUT is HEAVY
Production for Year Will Prob.
ably Be as Heavy as at Any
Time in Many Years

Larg. DEVELOPMENT is il. order at
tba nronerty Of the Tonopah Belmont
DeveJonment company, and the scope
Of operauops is being gradually
b,oadened Dur ug the week Just,
drawn to close this company made
ifs shfnmarr of bul.jon for the first
half of August whcib consisted Of
AZ hars weighing glS27 ounces and
HAVING value of s1O2 $50 7S which
was we'll within krautng with that
of nrocadfnp months The heaviest
ontnur from tha ReImont for the
vaar will nrobahIv ba durtpq Sen.
tamhar and Octohar and which will
ha bronght abon+ throrab tbe treat
mani Of heavy TONNAGE of swepns
Of tho swaons miami fbare hainp q
iarga amourt or ore which carries
high ,a1,,os tho averaoa NJ which fs
avractod IN NO around $40 q ton
0ffi,i.I r.,ort ,f dav,loDranr fer
tho ,oro,.do,, r..- sd. ,ug 81
s,1Iou.,.
Qon ,ovo,--Eos+ .rosscpt So5f has
hooo .tonnod IN ordor IN turn south
s,u .bo n,nno.o Of oor,oot.,s with
,Id m-rol,inr nIooos south cros.ant
ooy- ho, boon ,+or+.d off of o,.t
.rosscnt so5e far MINING nrrnosps
poi,o - ,,,., ,o,,,o,,.d n.f,r tb. lava,
,horo and Win ho rsod s,r ,,ininc
nmrnosos
o0o Laval Mast drff+ q025 is bairo
,a,,onaoa on ,ho E,yori,o vain E.st
1ris, ooos ofs nor+hn,os+ crsoso,t qoof
,hoinn od,.orood an stro,t og
orortg wost DRIFT qooq has baen
ltartoa of, 80 north orossort aoo7
~ sao. 80 ,nont, Non+h,nos+ anos,
o,,t oooc 70 nrosnoo,ino troobv+o In
tarr,odtota santb orossort Off of stono
ora - nrosnootiro +ho soo+,ra, %
tho ,If,nob vain rrtermodioto ,yast
dri,t off ~ ;rtorr,odiot, orossor+ off
- s+ono ore i fo,Iou,ira small
.trooL Of oro IN tho footwoll ~ tho
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
PASSENGERS TO
BE moved Use:
OF AUTO CARS
Chicago & Alton at ROOdhOuse
Having Difficulty in Taking
Care OF Traffic

ROODHOUSE, ILL.,, Aug. 26.-Prep-
arations to convey stranded passen-
gers of the Chicago K Alton from
point to their destinations or to
another railroad by automobile at
tested the worst tieup Of railroad
traffic this town has ever witnessed.
Following the walkour last night Of
twenty clerks and the refusal OF
tra.nmen to operate trains because
they alleged conditions were unsafe,
all railroad traffic was at d sJaudsJill
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
CHICAGO MAN HELD
SYNDICALISM CHARGE

Los ANGELES, Aug. 26.-Claude
Irwin of Chicago has been arrested
a' Long Beach and booked in Los
angeles on the charge of criminal
%uulcaI sm. Officer Bob Evans OF
,ue Los Angeles police and Charles
NIemer of the district attorneys
O'''ce' who made the arrest, said
man was established on Signal
n'"' IN the oil district of Long
Deaen and was actively engaged in
s@l'iz ng oil workers foc |. w. W,
','sators said Irwin had a long
.s'ora OF such activities throughout
'ue west and midwest.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
MRS, EVANS RECEIVERS

Mrs. w B. Evans, who was oper-
ated on nine days ago at the Mine
Operators hospital for appendicitis
had so far recovered this morning
that she was removed to her home
She is rapidly mending and her com
plete recovery IS assured,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
MAINTENANCE MEN TO
DEMAND MORE SALARY

CHICAGO, Aug. 20 Increase in
The minimum wage for 100000 main
Ieaance of way employees from the
present rate Of 23 cents an hour to
IL cents viii be asked Monday be
lore the railroad labor board, PresI-
cent Gable of the organization an
nounced. The present scales are %
cents to 30 cents.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
OAKLAND PAPERS ARE
BOUGHT BY HEARST

OAKLAND. Calf, Aug. 26,-The
PostEnquirer, one of the two eve
ming papers here, became the prop
er'y of The Star Holding Corporation
OF New York. which is owned and
controlled ay William Randolph
Hearst. and Charles S. Young will
be president of the new corporation
and publisher in active charge.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
MANAGER KILLS
ACTOR AFTER DUEL Is
FULLY DECIDED UPON

EDGEWATER, n. J., Aug. 20
ooItce today questioned Mrs. George
Cline in an effort to obtain more
information concerning the killing
last night of John Bergen, movie
actor by the womans husband, just
as a duel was to have taken place,
Cine. location manager for a movie
concern. admitted the shooting, ac-
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26

DUBLIN, Aug. National troops
operating in Ballaghaderreen area,
County Mayo, under Colonel Com
mandant McCabe, captured twelve
iregulars with arms, ammunition,
bombs and two automobiles, it is Off
cially stated. Among the prisoners
were two of the irregular leaders in
eastern Mayo.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26
Mine EXPLODED
UNDER VESSEL.
WITH SOLDIERS

LONDON, Aug pa mine was
exploded under a lorry loaded with
Irish national troops at Bushfield.
hurling them a considerable distance,
according to a dispatch from the
Exchange Telegraph Neneagh CORE
spondent The irregulars then opened
fire and one national was killed.
National reinforcements were rushed
to the scene.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1922-08-26

driven for ore developed on the 1000
level Raise 131 is prospecting FOR
the south vein. Raise 1873 has been
and stpoing is in prog,
ress. Raise 134 off Of stope 1852
has connected with the 1000 level
and vii. be used for mining purposes.
1900 level-West drift 1850 is being
advanced on a streak of quartz. Fast
drift 1247 is being advanced on a
loot and a half of ore. intermediate
northeast crosscut off of east stope
7 is prospecting the footwall of the
Belmont vein
1900 level-lntermediate northwest
crosscut has been started off of
south crosscut No. 3 off
Of east stope 5 and is prospecting
the footwaH of the Belmont vein.
l400 leyel-Ra'se 10 is being driven
for ventilation.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT to a Judgment of the Chancery
Division of the High Court of Justice in
Ireland made in an Action between Robert
Shaw Campbell and Another, Plaintiffs;
Anne Campbell and Others, Defendants U9i0
No. 422) the persons claiming to be heirs
at-law of Rebecca Barny and Margaret
Dempster. daughters of Michael Murphy,
late of Belfast. Ireland. Stone Cutter, who
died on the 10th day of September, 1896, or
the persons claiming through such heirs at
law TO be now entitled TO such real estate
of Elizabeth Murphy. another daughter of
said Michael Murphy, as passed under her
will to said Rebecca Barny' and Margaret
sons of Michael Murphy (son OF John Muir
ply, a son OF above named Michael Murphy
who is believed 20 have been killed I'm the
American Civil War, and the sons of the
second marriage of the said John Murphy
and their sons or grandsons: and the SONS
or grandsons or great -grandsons of Henry
Murphy, another son of the above-named
be the heir-at-law Of William Murphy, an
other son OF the said Michael Murphy, who
went to Australia many years ago: and the
persons claiming TO be the next-of-kin OF
James Murphy, another son OF the said
Michael Murphy. are by their solicitors, on
come In and prove their claims at the Cham
bers of the Right Hon. Mr.. Justice Powell,
Dublin. ireland, or I'm default thereof they
will be peremptoriy excluded from the beue.
fit OF the said Judgment.
Wednesday the lat day OF November, 1922
at elesen O'Clock IN the forenoon. at tile said
Chambers, is appointed for hearing and ad-
Juoicating upon the claims.
Dated 2lth day of April. 1922.
TTIOS. w. ELLERKER, Chief Clerk.
MALC COMSON G. LAW, Solicitors having car
riage, co Dawson Street. Dublin. Ireland.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
SITUATIONS WANTED Male.

ACCOUNTANT CCERTIFIED), N. Y.
Books written up. audits. investigation. sys-
tens certified Statements reasonable. Phone
Barclay TiOs.
ATTENDANT courier. Frenchman, accom-
MEDIATE efficiently; very best cuisine. Bucz,
274 w. 3Sth.
BOOKKEEPER. s years experience. thor
oughly competent; references. q GjS Her
aid $50 B'way.
BOOKflEEPER OF experience, ambitious aud
capable. desires position. James McKenna,
81 H. aSth st. Plaza 1903.
Roy, bright honest. neat, Christian, wishes
position COS Herald. ESQ B'way.
BUTLER. valet. English. competent. middle
aged, tall. single; good references. w. H.,
eiS ". 35th.
BUTLER, valet, 80, wishca positions present
employer going 20 Europe city references.
n 20I0 Herald, Herald sq.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
COUNTRY BOARD.

I'm THIS column there are large number Of
desirable summer hotels and boarding
places which seek your patronage during the
eummer and autumn months. Should you not
kfind the place that you desire an advertise
Pment under the heading Country Board
\Wantcd" will bring many inquiries from peo-
pie who are seeking paying guests. Phone
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BACHET OR desires -oom with private bath
betweo- i2d and I'D sts.s must be clean
and mo. rate I'm price permanent. + 20c9
Herald. Herald sd.
ROOM with bath for summer by business
man in refined home. cool and quiet, not
above SJth ST.; state terms and all particu-
lars r., room 1900. 81 Nassau ST., ". Y.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
Staten Island.

EVELYN LODGE-Charming summer resi-
dcnce facing bay; 20 minutes downtown
New York: delightful committing: so large,
5ooi, outside rooms. lovely furnished: excel
yent homo table; select clientele. parlors,
|porchcs. lawns comforts; II years one man
|agement weekly. with meals, SIS UP, single :
$40 up, double Booklet, II Central av.,
|at George Staten Island
The New York herald., 1922-05-31

LARGE store and basement TO let for term
Of years on business thoroughfare, suitable
Tor cloaks and suits, mems clothing. restau-
rant, shoes or millinery: rent reasonable.
Apply to DROSNER'S MILLINERY. 26 Lex
ington av., Passaic, N. j. Phone 1882 Pas
sale.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
sALEsNIEN TO SELL

DIVIDEND PAYING SECURITY.
Three statesmen wanted TO call only
on people who have written for In
formation about dividend paying Sc
curity: third dividend recently paid
three times larger than first one paid
nine months ago; plenty of leads.
no cold soliciting; drawing account
and liberal commission. Mr.. Shawn.
johnson s. Hopkins Co., Inc, 39s
9th av.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
BOARDERS WANTED.

ARE YOU seeking board in the city, II so.
then go over this column thoroughly and
N YOU cannot find what YOU desire an ad-
vertisenent under the heading Board and
Lodging Wanted" will bring many inquiries
from people who are seeking paying guests.
Telephone ad 20 Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS. Only one policy day means $3.50
per month profit; same on renewals; policy
paws $4,000 death; S25 weekly benefit for
injury or sickness: premium $40 yearly; full
or spare time; easy er;write quick for
territory. Underwriters. Dept. b. 5sT New
ark n. ]. "
AGENTS 10 sell oil leases, Texas and Arkan-
sas: new ard novel proposition; liberal
commission Room sos. 1883 Broadway,
Mid-Contlncnt Land and Development Co.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
New York.

BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RESORT AND
FARM
Modern improvements, unexcellcd table,
grand view: Sie weekly; boating, bathing,
fishing. tennis; cottage rooms, porches.
modern improvements: rent, with board. or
will rent each floor separate; IDEAL,
HEALTHY, HIGH location, miles Kingston.
SFINDLER, Lefever Falls, Ulster county,
~. Y. r. O. address Rosendaie.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
Long Isiano.
sIJNgET LODGE.

SUNSET LODGE.
kBeach 50th and Surf av, Sea Gate, Nortons
Point New York Harbor; comfortable steam
'eated rooms. with or without bath: ~ min
tes from Times So, 35 minutes Chambers
week end guests accommodated. Phone Concy
1aiand 1911.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
FOR Miscellaneous.

RARE gladiola bulbs at bargain prices; all
bloom this year; choice mix ture of all col
ors; 100 for $3.50 or 3 dozen for 81, prepaid
r. GIBBINS. Mt. Holly, N. j.
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HELP WANTED-Male.


BOYS. age 1e-1G. work after school and
Saturdays; S4-Ss weekly. Call . a. NJ. .
r. NJ, or write Mr.. Gilbert. third floor, ll4
w. 4ist 81.
BOYS. cleancut, hustlers. work after school.
Saturdays. about So. Call a. NJ y. VI.
or write Mr. Gilbert, IA West 4lst. 80 floor.
CHAUFFEURs.
FOR GOOD, STEADY POSITIONS NJ
BEST PREVAILING WAGES TO OPERATE
CARS. MUST BE OVER 80. MARRIED.
FTTRNTSH GOOD REFERENCES AND
HAVE HAD AT LEAST TWO YEARS,
EXPERIENCE IN OPERATING. u. p, GID
LONGACRE BLDG.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT FOR
ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS TO
BUILDINGS: MUST BE ABLE TO DRAW
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND l'tsCl-
CURE BIDS SO AS 40 EXTRAS AltE IN
CIrRREp. STATE EXPERIENCE AND
SALARY EXPECTED. \ W 1000 HERALD.
HERALD So -
COUPLE: woman to help in kitchen, man
ALI around; 500 per month. room and
board: year around. Hartsdale Inn, Harts-
dale. n. w. Tel. e2l5 White Pains
COUPLE.
White. Protestant. cook. chambermaid anG
useful butler. drive car to station for family
OF two ADULTS, child and nurse in New
Canaan. Conn. for summer best references
required Telephone RhinelaHd@ 1894. be Z
fore I or after q.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
New Jersey.

CENTRALLY located store. shop in rear II
desired; suitable for hardware, wireless
or auto supplies. MILLER CO.. IL
William ST., Newark. N. ].
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

REPRESENTATIVE
well travelled gentleman, thoroughly con-
rersant with many languages, lately cen
nected with American headquarters in Eu-
rope. having good executive ability, would
like to get In touch with some Eastern firm
with view to representing same on the
Pacific coast. Address A. +. U., care III.
A. G.. Dahl & Son, 2ss Schermerhorn ST..
Brooklyn, N Y,