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New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Don White Disqualified
From Perduc Athletics

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Feb. ! BY The
Associated Press). Don s. White all
Western Conference basketball guard,
to-day was disqualified from further
athletic competition at Purdue Univer-
sity for playing semi-profcs onal
bas eball and basketball
The disqualification of White virtu-
ally wrecked the chances of Purdue in
the Western Confcrerce basketba II
race. Purdue is now tied with Mime
sofa for rirst place. but the loss Of
White was described by n. A. Kellogg.
athletic director, as "ruining the
team
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Ho'c They Finished

:. One mile intorscholastic rclay-Won hv
New York team tsentele. HARDY. COOK ana
an ,NHen) MeTee7sburg Academy (BanN
~ Moore Higgi ms and Conwas) second
aNimore city Or Whtcford XeiinslS ~
W Wihi'cferd and siuiace). third rimc.
so-yard high hurdles Won by r. &
%h,ttney Harvard : Harrison Thomson.
srlnce'on, IN, seeond; II E. Barron. Penn
Mnlrose 900 Won bv Nlervin sn,,uo,.
syracuse University John Il Selicrs \ Y
A. C. , second; Dave $ Caldwell, Boston
A., third Time 10 80.
Rodman Wanamaker one ard one half
n''ls run Won by Jole W RAJ. Illinois
4 G Marvin Rick. Princeton. second +.
recordl.
!, 'go->a run-woo by r wcrcrs 3r..
\. '. 4 C.. J.. BuHbaum. BROOKLYN s. A..
second ]. f. Tays unattached. third Tim.
:. one wall<-won by Win Hoikor.
side a. g.. second Joe Peurnan. New
Yo'k a. G., third. time. 81 50.
Fenn Jackson scholz. New York A. <,
second August Desch Notre Dame, third.
so-yard dash-Won by Loren Murchison,
Illinois A. c.. b. ]. Wefcrs ir. New York
\. G.. second; Victor Gracb. Columbia.
tHird Time. o.oe ..
!lhnois A. c.. II. p. Lever, Penn. second 4.
L. u Wefegs 1r. 'hird- Time. o:os "a
one mn" relay (CIOscdp --- Won by
uoran and lones) Millrose A. 4 Cpemp-
soy, Safarowic, Williams and Pernicel
second. Time. SO 2-5
Two thlrds mile run-Won by Michael
A. bevaney, Millrosc \. A.. Joseph Mig-
gins. \. Y A c.. second Lawrence \
brown. University of Pennsylvania third
ore-mile collegiate reisy-Non ny Ru,-
gers Robinson. Beatiie Ray And Reeves
S9'by college CWeise. l3rier Haron anl
NCt,ArrN ! -.,>..
Leahy. fraunste'n ana Dcnanagra). third
Three mile race- Won by r Earl John
son. Edgar Thomson Works. J. S Ro1nig.
NeadoWhrook club third. Time 1881 So
'n"-and one half-mile medley intcrcol-
siate relay Won by Princeton tJohn-
son. Taylor. Stevenson and Conter). lInr-
vard OEa'0n. Merrill. Chute and Me
Certhy). second Time. 5.t5 IS
ono-m'ie intercollegiate rolay--Won by
Monie) Nlosss chuse,'s Institute of Tech
ucl0sy tSiu. smith. CMrncy and Chittick)
second L. Of L. 'LeWis, Jack. Brown ana
li"lten> 'hird. Time. g 3Z5 s-1
oue-inile intercolleeiate relay-Won by
Boston College Orriscoll Caffrev Wilson
and Slllivan): Notre Dame tMoutaguo
,,.| alsN' fiees ana i'escnl. second Holy
and Fagan) ,hird Time s:Si is.
nieh jump Won by, Iohn L. Murphy
Ab1om,t. uuattached oa feet '''''' inch). Sec c.
ond r ". lanaon New York A. c. IS
ieet>. third. 'New worlds indoor record).
relay- Won by Penn STATE 1Hdeerton.
Enck HNfrlch. Shiel1sl. Iowa state Oils
sins' webb, Walters, FreVerD. second.
cno-tnile in,crclub relay ocIass A,-\von
by New YORK \. C.. Louehitn lyccun sec
old. s. Christopher. third Time. so SO
one-,ile intorelrb re ley Glass B)-Won
ty Boston A. A. Meadow Brook second.
AiOInlrtgsiGe a c. third Time AZ An
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

Bouts Herenb0ufs
TO NIGHT

TO NIGHT
broad A. &. Newark Sailor Fried
man 's. Benny Cohen, t. rounds
Arcra tJcrscy tity)--tiIIv Moore
vs.. Billy Hutchinson. - rounds.
FRIDAY
Madison Square Gnrtlcn--.Tofnuv Dun
dee vs.. Joe Kcnjamin - rounds
Fifteenth Kcvimrnt-.yo~ 1ovLeu ".
Soldier Jones. IL rounds
SATURDAY
Rink :. C.-feppcr Martin vs. Sid
Bernard. IL rounds
tort y-scNcnth Regiment Hoo Click
vs. Young Ippcy. - round.
Ninth Regiment Armor, Mnr-
lowe vs.. Young Andy ketchcl, I.
rounds.
Commonwealth 5. c. George DuIy
vs.. Murray schwartz, Il rounds
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Glenn Warner Will
Become Head Coach
OF Stanford Eleven

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, Feb.
l. Appointment of Glenn Warner,
head coach at the University Of Pitts
burgh. as advisory coach for football
at Stamford University for the next
two years, was announced by school
officials tonight. After two years as
advisory coach Warner viii become
head coach at Stamford for three
years. it was stated
Andrew Kerr, the football coach at
Pittsburgh Will become head coach for
the next two years. and G. +. Thorn
hill. coach Of Center College football
team. viii be coach for two years.
Warner, it was stated was offered
the position of head each to be ctTec-
tive Immediately, but could not accept
rs he is under contract with Pittsburgh
for two years longer.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Ray Palmer Increases
Lead in Cue Tourney

Ray Palmer increased his lead in the
continuation Of the New York State
professional ee-cushion billiard
tournament play at the parlors of the
National Recreation Billiard Academy
yesterday. He defeated Charles Otis
in the evening by score OF 90 to 40, in
seventy-four innings; each had q high
average Of l.
In the afternoon play John Latcn.
national champion, won over Pedro
Ccdra by score OF so to X n eighty
two innings Latter WAS high with :
and Cedra with d. To-day Robert
CannefaN, former worlds champion,
Will play Otis in the afternoon and
Palmer in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Head Dumping Stops
TcndIer-COOgan Bout

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. LEV Tend
Ter, Philadelphia lightweight, and Mel
Coogan, Of Brooklyn, bumped heads
with uch force tonight in the first
round Of a scheduled eight-round bout
that the fight was stopped, the referee
declaring that Coogan was too badly
hurt to continue. 1t was declared 10
contest.
One minute after the opening Of the
bout Tender led with q LETT, and in
trying to sidcstcp it Coogan ran into
him. The Brooklyn boxers head was
badly cut and Tender was severely
shaken up.
In the preliminarcs Joe Toplitz. OF
Philadelphia. shaded George (Young
Ernc. of Buffalo, and Harry (Kid)
Brown. of Philadelphia. outpointcd
Frankie Britt, Of New Bedford, Mass
Boln were elght-round contests.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES
der sections 1878 and 1879. Cod,

NOTICE CT under sections 1873 and 1919 Cod,
Of Civil Procedure
TIE : fnoPE Pc PLEFT az T4ENTT sr %, OF
YORK. Plaintiffs. against John Doc May
zoe. Richard Roe and Jana Roe the as,
above four names being fictitious their
real names being unknown. ana al o,he-
,uhHnown claimants" or unknown heirs n
Iaw' i' # any Of GERTRUDE sTRUEBf3I..
and state of New York. deceasea and sny
and al other persons claiming or Who
may cialln TO have interest in or .sanersl
VI oI speel,lc Zen upon the real property de-
scribed In the complaint herein or III sofa.
Vart thereof, through or under The above
nanled ia oefendants or either or any of them
or or, tnroush or under said GERTRUDE
81 sIRt EisEI deceased such unkuown
claimants and persons whose names ara
unknown, being generally described ana
being intended t. be lnclua-a In trs
10. io.'i,owinS designations. The wives.
WILLOWS husbands. heirs at law. levls-es
,i?. a..nt.Qas. trustees committees. executors.
aonlnlstrators. grantees. assienees. lieuofs
thf iRCDE STRU EBEI-. deceased and e.,
the above named Defendants Or either or
any or them. and any person person,
deriving any interest I'm or title to or len
upon said real estate through or from, or
under said GERTRUDE SFRUEBEI.. de-
PENDANTS and their respective husha ,ts
wives widows and widowers. If any De.
fendanis.
TO TIVE ABOvE NAMED DEFENnANrs
ana all unknown claimants to any interest
in the Premises hereinafter described.
r. n .,OliNf. fnaf an action of elac'-
ncnt has been commenced by tho People
of he State of New York pursuant 4,
sections l2S 20 l3a e inclusive. Of the Pub
lie Lands l.aw being Chapter Ni.Nf Of tns
CONSOLIDATED Laws of the STATE of New
York to recover the title 10 and right o,
possession Of the following desrribed rssl
property " hich vested in the said 0lnintlrs
by escheat on the death Of GERTRUDE
STRU EBEL interstate. on about ths 4
24th day Of August. 1915. an .nhahiiant o
the city of Buffalo. County of Eric ard /
state of New York. seized IN fee simple o,
the following described premises VIZ
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND situate in the Town of Hamburg.
County of Erie and State OF New York,
being part OF Lot Number sixteen rs,
Township nine ca Range eight 1sl OF ths
Holland Land Company's Survey ana
further distinguished Sub division ! o-s
Mum bers one hundred tioo) and one hun
dred one GOD - shown on map flied IN
Erie County Clerks ONCE under Cover
Number flu- Also
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL o.
County Of Eric ana state Of NV York
being part OF Lot Nun Der three l3) Town
ship ten Go) Range eight 80 Of the i5uf.
falo Creek Reservation and further di--
tinguished as sub division Lots Numbers
one hundred ninety-tNe fl95), ono hUnGred
nino;y-siN lso) and one hundred ninsty-
sovcn Ia7) shown on map filed In Erie
County Clerk s Office under Cover Number
1873.
Dated Albany y y. December 9Th. 1921.
CHARLES d. NEWTON. Attorney General
and Attorney for Plaintiffs Ofice and Pos.
Once Address. Capitol. Albany " y.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

O'1' FVU'ND HINO NCV NRD
l. 0 S r 49, TUESDAY, JAN. 81.
LARGE DIAMOND DAGGER PIN;
SENTIMENTAL VALUE; MOST
LIBERAL REWARD. W. W,
BOX K-991 TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

BOTH ST, LEXINGTON AV. GIotel Rut-
ledse) Women exclusively: newly dec
grated; room. bath. SIS weekly UP: also
room. use bath, sli weekly up; restaurant
convenience: big reduction for 2 persons.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
HELP WANTED
instruction

HELP WANTED
instruction
AFTER HIGH SCHOOI,-WHAT,
When you've graduated from High School
TO sink or swim, or take a specialized train
Ing at brakes and start right with real
SALARY? Think, it over. A Drake course
Drake Business Schools Inc. New York ;
Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street Tele-
phone Beekman 2723. Brooklyn: Redfor,
Avenue, at Fulton Street. Telephone Pros
pect 1895.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambe ermaids
CHAM MBERMAlD and WAITRESS. young
English girls: together separate city
preferred; moderate wages C.. Miss Iiof-
lnayers Agency. 10 e. 43d St, Sd floor.
Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID. COOK parlormaid.
wa,trsss aund1sss young lrsh girls
ants; we'll recommended X Miss Hof-
mayors Agency. 10 E. 43d St, Sd moor.
CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS and COOK
Young Norwegians city family pre-
ferrcd. nice. willing girls: s75 and s55.
r. Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10 L. 4Sd St.
Oh hO'I. lclepHOuc oSfI murray mn
CHAMBERMA1D or waitress assist with
children; neat Swiss: speaks also perfect
French, German. Wettlers Agency, 20 w 43d
Cooks
COOK, young Scotch Protestant; excellent
cook neat, economical. tacifui: $75- $50.
A.. Miss Uofmayers Agency. II r. t3d ST.,
3d floor. Telephone sa47 Murray Hll.
COOK; Protestant. Young experienced;
references: city: country. Shaughnessys
Agency, $50 9th av.
COOK Equal to chef; city or country. 8.
Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10 f. 43d St,
Sd floor. Telephone 8943 Murray Hill
COOK-swede: city preferred highly rec
ommended. G.. Miss Hofmayer's Ager-
cy, 10 e. a3d st. Sd floor. Telephone Ss47
Murray Hill
cooK-sooteh; capable. young; $40; long
Agency. East 41st. Murray hin s774
COOK-Young; city or country: excep-
General Houseworkers. Etc.
HOUSEWORKER: excellent cook waitress
references; city; country. Shaughness 8
Agency, $50 6th av.
HOUSEWORKER - Fine cook waitress
apartment preferred; $50: exceptionally
nice. NJ ISIS Sheas Agency. East 4lst. Mur-
ray Iiiil GA.
HOUSEWORKER- good cook: ex-
cellent references. Miss FitzGerad' s.
Bureau, 36s 5th av.
GOvernesses. Etc.
N1-PSERY COVCpNESS-yo yorr1 p.r,s,au
French girl; good American reference.
child over four years, pleasing personality.
W.. Miss Iiofmayer's Agency. / 0 f. 4Sd St.
Sd floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hin.
Nurses Etc.
INFANTS NuRsE--rrained and expert
enced; very successful with young hs bi es:
city preferred. ~. Miss Hofmayer's
Agency. 10 e. 43d st. 30 floor Telephone
S347 Murray Hill
NURSE childs; trained; young exccp-
tionally neat and competent. excellent
references. lrwin's Agency. $50 9th av.
Titzroy 1908.
NURSE--Young; thoroughly capable; ex-
ceptional references Miss FitzGerald 9
Bureau. 36s 5th
NURsE-Young Scotch Protestant: except
tional references. Miss FitzGerald's Bu-
reau. 36S 9Th av.
NURSE-Young: assist chambsrwork: cx-
celent references Miss FitzGeralds
Bureau. 36s 9TH
NURSE Young Inexperienced; willing to
arm. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 36S
9th av.
Mattresses
WAITRESS or chanbermaid. very bright
capable young woman: understands salads
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Irving Wins Ten Straight

TARRYTOWN, y. y. Feb. 1.-The
Irving School ivo smothcred Peelsskil
Military Academy here to-day, 80 t.
10. lrvlngs speedy pass work, to.
gether with defense which Peek skill
Military Academy could not penetrate
spellod defeat Cor the visitors
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

LOST Tuesday evening. at O'Clock. fox
terrier dog. with black ears other
marks. answering to name Of Tommy
Finder please return to q; w. Thompson
eco West 5Sth st reward
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
Furniture

DAhMCNDS bought and sold for cau
Aov'ce free Bennett. I-5 Bway % nosr
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Chicago Runner Clips -Four
Seconds From Former Marx
Illinois A. c. Star Avenges Defeat of Last Year bv
Easily Beating Cutbill in Nlilrosc; John Murphy
Skaters the Worlds Indoor High Jump Record
BY Jack Masters

IN the thousand spectators VINO hacked
inch hof SQUARE h
~. Raw Of Illinois A. c. his everlasting athletic f
% IA clipped American record in win M
~. Mulrose A. A..
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

STATE OF NEW YORK, OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE. ss.: THIS
CERTIFICATE. issued in duplicate. hereby
certiies that the DANDY GARAGE. INC.
domestic stock corporation. has hed IN
this ONCE this 18th day OF January,
1922 papers for tho voluntary disso ut.o,
OF such corporation under Section 22i OF
the General Corporation Law. and that 1t
appears there!rom that such corporation,
has complied with said section in order to
be dissolved
WITNESS my hand and tho sea or
office Of the. Secretary of State. al thu
City of Albany. this eighteenth
lSeal) day of January. one Thousand nine
hundred and twenty-five.
c. W. TAFT,
Second Deputy Secretary q state
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

95D ST. AT MADISON ~ 49, Ash
ton) Newly decorated room use of oarh
Slo week up, ROOM bath. SIP 50 weekly up.
buses, surface cars. subway full hotel
service, restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
LEGAL NOTICES

BENDER HELENA kATHERlNE - THE
PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW
YORK. hy the Grace Of Cod, Free and In
dependent.
70 ELLlOT ANTHONY BENDER or Ben
nett nephew of Helena Katherine Ben
der. or Grimm. late OF the County OF New
Yo'k. deceased; and to the heirs and neXi
Of kin Of SAID dccedent who and who's
tanned. SEND GREETlN N';
WHEREAS. Bankers sTrust Company p
corporation organized under the Ranking
a. sol Fiflh Avenue in the Borough Of Man
haitian. city of New York has lately ap-
piled to the Surroga as Court OF our Count
Of Ne" York. Ia have certain instrument
IN writing, relating to both real aud per
sonal property. duly proved the last Will
and testament OF Helena Katherine Bender
or Griffin who was AT the tim. OF her lea h
a resident Of the County OF New York. de-
ceased.
THEREFORE,. YOU and each Of you arc
Court Of our County Of New York az the
Hall Of Records. in The County of New
York. on the 2Sth day Of February one thou-
sand nine hundred and iwonty-tvo at half
why The said viii and testament~ should not
he admitted TO probate as a viii OF real ana
personal property.
~ TEsTiMoNY WHEREOF. We have
the said County of New York TO be here
WITNESS HONORABLE JOHN p. CO.
iALAN- a Surrogate Of our ad County OF
January, in the year OF our Lord one thou.
sand nine hundred and i,ent,-two
.. MARTIN G. McCtt
sH.a!J Clerk of the Surrogalcs Court
II CASE. Attorneys for Petitioner
once and Post Office address, II wall St..
Ne" York. y Y ~ '
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

for the Eastern team. composed of J.
4. Eggerton, Z. L. Carter, Allan Hell
frich and Larry Shields, all Of Penn
State College. This qGartctte ran the
distance in 757 4-5. There is no in
doors record on the books but the our
door record made here by the Oxford
Cambridge team Two years ago was
$50 %, so that tho State men may be
credited with an indoor record. It
was the famous Iowa College four, Of
AmcS, Iowa which went down in dc
feat. the individual runners being O. A.
Higgins Bert Web, Art VOTERS and
". Frevert
The Wosterncrs had things all their
own way until the third leg. when Hell
frich took the lead from Webb. Shields
and Waters flashed a great race on
their leg and ran together until within
few yards Of the finish, where Shields
won BY inches.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

~ Ks A Mt to the provisions Of Section 7,
. OF 'ne lanning Law Of the State Of Ne W
TX. notice ~ hereby given TO all persons
having claims against the New York
Hsency ~ lanaue Industrlelle de Chine
neretolore transa cling business at No o7
rlne street In the Borough OF Manhattan.
wy County and State OF New York that
me- are required TO present tho same 10
:ne and MAX. proper pIoof thereof a, ,,,,
once IN the state Ba mixing Department.
70. 81 Chambers Street. in the Borough
o. Nan l'ian City Of New York. within
rp'F 80 months from the date hereof
ne ss "aie for presenting same being
the 2sih dsf Of April 1872 After said
GATE no surh claims shall be accepted
haieu' New York December 29th 1921
Yours. etc.
GEORGE Z. McLAUGH1IN
Supt. Of Banks of the State Of
New York. 81 Chambers Street
borough Of Manhattan
City Of New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

NURSE. chid's; trained; young: exccp-
tionaily neat and competent. eycelient
references. Irwins Agency. $50 9th av.
ritzroy 1903.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

HOUSEWORK Err - Fine cook wa itress
apartment preferred; $50: exceptiona lly
nice. Miss Sheas Agency. East 4lst. Mur-
ray Iiiil 6774
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUSEWORKER; excellent cook waitress
references; city; country. Shaughnessy
Agency, $50 6th
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

AFTER HIGH SCHOOI-WHAT,
When you've graduated from High School
what do YOU propose to do? Enter business
to sink or swim, or take a specialized train
salary? Think it over. A Drake course
gives much and costs little. Write or phone
Drake Business Schools, Inc New York
Tribune Building. 154 Nassau Street Tele-
phone Beekman 2723. Brooklyn Bedford
Avenue, at Fulton Street. Telephone Pros
pect 1886
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
BA\FF SPRINGS HOTEL

Mr.. Arthur Bcnaglia. Mgr Banfr
springs Ifo;ol in the Canadian Rockies,
is in Now York at the Canadian Pa
cinc Offices can. Pac. Bldg. Madi-
son AV. at 44th ST., to furnish all in
formation regarding that mountain
wonderland and make hotel reserva-
tlons for the 1922 season. opening
May loth. liours-l to 5 2. NJ. or
any hour by appointment
Tel. Murray Hill 1000
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

NURSE-Young Scotch Protestant: except
tonal references. Miss FitzGerald's Bu-
reau. 366 9Th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
NEW YORK STATE
WINTER SPORTS

In sullivan County y. y Near New York
CITY over $50 excellent hotels and board
ing houses Very reasonable ties. Week
eui r"und-trip tickets sold at reduced fares
Write Tor FREE folder. G. J.. ROBINSON
A. } =, Ontario & Western Ry.. Grand Cen
trMl rcrminal Now York ait. -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

;
HOUSEWORk ER-Young; good cook e1-
cellent references. Miss FitzGerald s.
Bureau, 36s 5th av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

NURSE-Young; thoroughly capable; ex-
ceptional references. Miss FitzGerald 8
Bureau. 366 5th av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

COOK-Scotch capable. young, $40: long
experience. anywhere. Miss Shea .
Agency, East 4lst. Murray jim 6774.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

COOK-Swede: city preferred highly rec
commended. G.. Miss Hofmayer's Ager-
cy. 10 e. a3d st. Sd floor. Telephone ss7
Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

COOk-Young; city or country excep-
tlonal Miss FitzGerald's Bureau 366
5th nv
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Pianos and Player-rfanos
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE

FOR SALE AT BARGAIs,-Larges.
garage on the Jersey coast, situated ia
orc or the best business localities. excclient
accessory gas and oil departments doing BIZ
business, capacity ESQ cars plot l0Dxt0O.
owner retiring from business address
d 671 Tribune.
FOR SAlE-Pe rtifions. About 400 II wood
and glass partitions good quality fnciiid-
ing 10 glass doors and about 10 f. Of rail-
once; any easonabls offer accepted c X D
Ms-sh Prlzrna. Inc. 10 w 40th ST. Bryant
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

NURSE--Young: assist chamberwork cx-
cellent references Miss FitzGerald 3
Bureau. 36s 9TH av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

WAITRESS CHAMBERMAID Capable
young, Irish; $50 anywhere: excellent
reference. NJ iss Sheas Agency. East 41st.
Murray Hill 6774.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
BOARDERS WANTED

BOTH ST. AT LEXINGTON AV (Hotel
Rutledgc) c)-lTor ladies': one room and
meals from sI8 up; elevator telephone,
etc, full hotel service: newly decorated.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

WAITRESS or chambernaid very bright
capable young woman; understa nds salads
and care OF silver and fine china r.. Miss
Hofmayer's Agency. 10 f. 43d St. Sd floor.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Nurses. Etc.

INFANTS NURSE--'rrained and expert
enced; very successful with young hs bies: :
city preferred n. Miss Hofmayer's
8947 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

COOK Protestant. young, experienced :;
references; city: country. Shaughnessy $
Agency. $50 9Th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
GOvernesses. Etc.

NURSERY GOvERNEss-youn Parisan
French girl; good American reference:
child over four years, pleasing personality.
W.. Miss Fiofmayer's Agency / 0 f. 43d St.
Sd foor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02

COOk-Equal to chef: city or country. 8
Miss Hofmaye Agency. 10 r. 43d 81. .
Sd floor. Telephone S943 Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
West Side

s1sT ST. COLUMBUS Av. Colonial HoteD
--Newly decorated furnished rooms use
or bath; $l2 weekly up; elevated surface
cars. subway. full hotel service: restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
HELP WANTED MALE

SALESMAN wanted to interest representa-
tive people in a civic project Of unusual
appeal commission basis; highest type
men wanted. Apply Tuesday Wednesday
and Thursday, room 903 25 West 18TH St
Mr.. Miller.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-02
Cooks

COOK. young Scotch Protestant; excellent
cook neat economical. taciful. $75S $50.
A.. Miss Hofmayers Agency. 10 r. t3d ST..
3d floor. Telephone Sa47 Murray Hill
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Mattresses

NURSE Young; mex 1perenced; willing to
learn. Miss FitzGerald's Bureau. 36s
9Th ay
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Miscellaneous

COMPETENT Swedish cooks kitchenmaids
cha mtermaids. Mattresses laundresscs s.
houseworkers couples. buffers, housemen
Investigated references Sampson's Agency,
7e4 Lexington av.. corner 6lst. Telephone
Plaza 5005.
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HELP WANTED FEMALE
miscellaneous

YOUNG WOMAN. over 25. high school
graduate, teachable, experience unneccs
aary. assist manager of educational cam =
paign; $500 salary; bonus also. Call
morning only, Mr.. Farpuhar, National City
Building. u East 42d st
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Attorney,
rs Broadway. New York City.