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The New York herald., 1922-01-16
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.
NURSE AND COMPANION.


a matured gentleman, 90 years OF age, who
is now preparing for trip around the
world. to be away about a year. wishes
nurse to accompany him not over 30 gears
OF age. to so both as nurse and compo nicn.
Must be educated. refined. best character
have good disposition and be good traveller;
trained nurse preferred; all expenses paid
salary of $50 monthly: best references given
and are required. A CHS Herald. $50 B'way.
NURsE--White experienced; boy. years.
81 West End av.. Apt.2-D: references.
WAITRESS. white. experienced. for private
family. Apply before noon, $50 w. cSth 50.
WAITRESS, Competent; city reference re-
quired. 50 East Soth st.
WAITRESS for private family. must have
references. Call Monday 9-12. 80 Park av
WOMAN, 22-45. educated. refined; teacher
preferred: develop into executive: good in
come start. Mr.. Scott. 522 5th av.
Instruction.
EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrer's
famous Hairdress, Manicure, Beauty School.
ll9 w. AID St, or Brooklyn, 10 4tii av.
Newark branch. S47 Broad st. Circular.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ARTIST Wanted-For mems clothing and
shoe newspaper work and house organ
Illustrations; must have sketchy. human
technique and versatility ranging from legiti-
mate to cartoon experience: good small city,
eastern Ohio. steady position. salary to
start, $40; replies must include samples.
22i4 Herald $50 Broadway.
BOY or young man wanted by lace and en-
broidery wholesalers for work in order.
checking and charging room: some expert
ence in this line essentiai; must be neat.
clean cut type. Apply with written refer
ences v. s.. n 5th nv.
COUPLE. white. TO take charge of entire
apartment wife as cook. man ns useful
huiier-valet references required. i25 Eas,
FIVE deck hands. five firemen aud five
cooks wanted: wages s65 to SIS month
ana board; steady position guaranteed: only
those with tug boat experience need apply.
Newtown Creek Towing Co.. Foot East av.
and Newtown Creek. Long Island city.
GARDENER, married; experienced; for
estate In Long Island. 6ik acrcs: willing and
good references; call Monday. A. Schmidt,
1914 broadway.
HoUsEMAN. to walt at table and make him
self useful; good references. Call A.
Schmidt. 12l4 Broadway.
MANA picked man-The man who answers
this ad and who In selected TO fill the niche
In our sales force that we are now about TO
urlqus. First he will receive the personal.
Individual attention of our manager OF per
sCinel, VINO VIII see 10 IL tnat ne u fairN
and fully famllarized with tho details OF the
work set for him 10 do. He viii then be
given opportunity Immediately 20 make q
bid for executive position AT earnings not
less than $4,000 year. Meanwhile he viii
find Il easy 20 command very handsome
compensation. We are well established.
long successful thoroughly dependable con-
cern. We are getting out Of tho rut OF ex-
pecting too much from a man at the start.
We are going TO stake man now-prefer-
ably an Inexperienced man--to an easy. road
right up to the top pinnacle of the big pay
ing berths at our disposal. Our requirements
are only two: You must be n Christian and
over 2j years OF age. Call upon Mr..
Toomey, suite 605. 80 Court st. Brooklyn.
MANAGER. advertising. TO take charge OF
advertising department newspaper near
New York only experienced executive need
apply. y 1900 Herald. 10th st,
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SALESMEN-We have openings for thres
real statesmen who can present an invests
ment opportunity of merit: the men selected
win be given full cooperation. and thelf
earnings will be just large they win
make them: this IL your opportunity to .oin
n growing organization with a big future;
an interview with our sales manager VIII
convince you. Apply I'd floor, 70 Broad ST. T
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MEN cTwo)

n ucw company 70 do
anything they are asked
20 do 70 help the busl-
ness grow; preferably
men over so years OF
age who can knuckle
down TO real hard work
and want 10 make n life
long connection. Apply
personally. Mr.. O'Bricn.
suite 1901, Gotham Bank
building, Columbus Circle.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTHX bUAHU.
Long Island.
SUNSET LODGE.
Beach 10th and an Surf % sy.. Sea Gate; Nortons ,,,
heated rooms, with or without BATH 45
minutes from Times Square. SO minutes
Chambers ST.. Municipal subway: rates rea-
sonable. Apply phone Coney Island 1911.
westchester.
WHITE PLAINS. SO N. BROADWAY.
Attractive, large, sunny room for aged or
semi-invalid. White Plains 2l40.
THE GERALD EASE sANAToRIUM.
70 North broadway. White Plains 1881.
Connecticut.
PRIVATE farm can accommodate two con-
valescents references: write for partfcu-
lars. G: n. HERoLD. New Canaan. Conn.
New York.
SPUYTEN DUYvIL PARKWAY, os0-Chl-
dren to board; mothers care. Kingsbridge
New Jersey.
GRADUATE nurse can accommodate semi.
invalids OF convalcscents I'm own home,
located best residential section Montclair.
NJ. +. REDD1NG, III Gates av., Montclair.
n. J. Tel: 2G7M Montclair.
TWO communicating rooms with board.
Phone Piainficld 3i95. MRS. A. WAL
DORF.
20 NORTH ARLINGTON Av., East Orange
station. trolley and school. Orange 50if-R.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

CARE for business people or bachelor apart
mcnt: Protestant. J. D., box rs, s1s I'd av.
CIiAMBERNIAID and waitress. young Irish
girl. lately landed, neat appearance. wishes
position. Write or call Flynn, care O'Neii,
42i 4. SD.
CHAMBER and laundry work. s15 month: I:
Christian family. Helen Tissay, 1858 I'd
av., fret floor, front.
CiIAMBERMAiD, gooi sewing. good refer
ence speaks French. Italian. Marguerite.
sas West 25th.
CIIAMTERMAfD, French. experienced. sew
ing, wants position private family sleep
out. ". D.. 330 w. 2oth ct, New York.
CIIAMnE ERhfAI ID-wATTRESs In private fam
lily; reference. Ortey, 400 10Th av.
cIIAMBEI,MAtD, waitress. private family
good references. 21s w. fiTth. Haskcnport
CHAMBERMAfD. assist waiting, wishes
position; rcfercnces. Box i6d lo5o Sd ev.
CLEAN INc-F'rench lady wants work BY
day. Mrs. raris. Isl u. SIth.
COMPANION and secretary. refined cdu.
Gated and capable woman, now free 10 ac-
cept position Of responsibility; excellent ref
ercnces. Y 2iTG Herald, Herald sq.
COOK. French. wishes position. good refer
snces; 500 month. Garcia, $50 West 18th.
COOK, excellent. trustworthy; Protestant I;
no cards. Call lin East alst St Hill.
COOK wishes position private family; refer
enccs. 234 ". s3d. one flight. front.
COOK wishes position; cliy or country;
American woman. 35J Wer 34tf-
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

8ROOKLYN HEIGHTS-Three room, kitchen
and bath. modern furnishings. In exclusive
apartment telephone and elevator service
suitcase until April I. Call Main o126. ex-
tension 81. for appointment.
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MoDEr.s--sIzE f6; MUST BIZ TALL
STEADY posITIoNi GOOD PAf LIZ
SffITz & JACOBS. IS WEST 27TH ct.
NURSE for children, 2is and year old .
suburban home. 40 minutes from city; per-
soral references required. 22C9 Herald.
2so B'way.
NURSE MAID. Z afternoons week. I 20
, 30; two children. . and 4 years. Bost-
wick. 90 y. seth st.
NURSE, white. lake care Of child and assist
with light housework. Call Monday between
0 A. M. and " M. Col w. ii3th. apt. uB.
NURsEyfor infant and years child city
reference. 40 w. 10th st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

|
MAN t3sl; American, excellent character.
sires part time work. q $40 Herald. rui-
ton st.
MAN. coored, experienced janitor. fireman,
elevator operator. Care of Janitor. o06
MAN. English. good cook. butler. house
keeper; charge bachelors place; good ref
erences. u. s.. box 1913. Millhurn. y. j.
MAN. Swedish: years experience: city.
country; private commercial; best refer
ence. Edward Johnson. D 1858 Herald. Bklyn
MAN. coored, useful man. elevator. fireman.
Williams. 2l4i 9TH ay. Harlem 1887.
MAssEuR Ce5oiO massage Keeps blood cir
sonable. Riverside 1887.
MAssEuR viii keep you tit (colored. 770s)
men only. Adams, 2542 Harlem.
PAINTER. kaisominer, plasterer floor fin
isher. American. active. quick worker, de-
sres employment anywhere. George De
Haven. 204 e. 20th st.
FAINTER. psperhanger wants work. Somer-
veil. Moffat st. Brooklyn. Glenmore 0so2.
PAINTER. paperhanger. plasterer. own tools.
wants work. Diehl 162 West s4th.
PAINTER. kslsominer. first class mechanic.
has all tools. Philips. 573 9th av.
STOREKEEPER with 10 years experience IN
auto accessories, &c. married. II. NJ, 4so5
9TH av., Brooklyn.
ENDENT-JANIToR. all around
mechanic, married, no children. overseas
veteran: real estate experience; references
y 1855 Herald, Bklyn.
CPHOLSTERER, European. works at your
! nth.
UPHOLSTERER; works inside, outside; rea-
sonable. Klein. 300 East ssth. Lenox 5I71.
| UPHOLSTERER at residence; good work
Born, 234 Manhattan av. Cathedral S54O.
vALEr-Young colored man; reliable: excel
lent cook; bachelors apartment. Nelson.
2493 Broadway.
| VALET-visting: first class personal refer
enees. 23l West 23d ST.: Chelnea 3342.
YACHT captain. navigator. can do painting
and put boat III commission: acquainted
position private boat: best references.
| l.. Pawlousk. 207 East f22d st.
| YOUNG man, well educated, neat appear
desires position with advancement. Fuchs.
/ 40i East 9lst.
| YOUNG Man--Will some one give good. hon
outside job? Security. Boyle, 10 Manhat-
| tan av.
| YOUNG man, married. conscientious expe-
flenced ironworks industry; acquainted
bookkeeping timekeeping, general use. G
500 Herald, Fulton ST.
YOUNG man. 30, six months mechanical
draughting. one year Geographical wishes
ANYTHING with future. Vicital, 424 II. SOth.
YOUNG man (2D, reliable. desires position
anything. 62e Herald. $50 Broadway.
YOUNG man, Is, wants position clerical
preferred. Calmbacher. 226 E. SD st.
YOUNG man. %. reliable, Intelligent, desires
position. A 2012 Herald. Herald SO.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

ASSISTANT, competent. with nursing ability
Doctors office. Room e03, IS f.. sIth 1T.
cHAMBERMAID WAITRESS wanted in
small adult family. Call mornings. Blum.
$50 West End av. ls4th st).
CHAMBERMAfD and waitress. competent,
German Hungarian preferred. for adult
family. Call forenoon. 26s w. 9lth st.
CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS for Mount
Vernon: Call Monday from 10 to IL. "a
East s0th vt.
CLERKS AND TYPIsTs.
a large financial institution desires TO
place several young women, seventeen years
school education desirable: hours are short;
luncheonJ are provided free: the starting
salary is $i2 per week and many advantages
and opportunities for rapid advancement are
offered 70 those who qualify. as all ad-
vanced positions In the company are filled
Il a asS a ssrsS aeasa aas sa
CoMPAN1oN-Young lady of CHEEKY dispose
tion TO act as companion TO lady; refer
ences OF character required. Apply in per-
son Apt. l5, 546 w. i24th St, 6 TO 8 p. NJ.
COOK and chamberrnnid- waitress wanted.
family OF In country; both must be
trained servants. with good personal refer
snees ss,ees :, Write to Mrs. Fearing. Mount
COOK: references required: must be ex-
perisnced. Call Sunday and Monday morn
Ing. Euclid Hall. seth st. and Broadway.
apt. 81.
COOK. German or Austrian; reference re-
after ., % w. 90th st.
COOK, first class. for apartment: good ref
erences. Call Monday. to II. $50 w. 10th
ST.. apt. 4E.
kept, assist smaii wash; privileges. schuy-
Ter 1886. If w. s6th st.
COOK for Mount Vernon. Call Monday from
10 TO IL. "a East s0th st.
CooK-Young woman, family three: must
have references. Call o to ), 1877 w. 10th vt.
H..
for 10 months child. assist with chamber
work. $50 per month: experience not neces-
av. Woodmere. l.. i. Tel. Woodrnerc 27Ts.
HoUsEwoRKER. general. white: German
preferred willing. experienced; must do
good plain cooking. waiting housework;
HoUsEwoRKER. general; German pre-
ferred. two In family; apartment; no
washing. cali Monday. to ~. Baer. 60i
Madison av, near 9th 81. Phone Plaza
HoUsEWORkER-Gener good cook; no
cleaning: must have neat appearance; ref
erencss REQUIRED; % caii s1ndsy s 81 MONDAY sn,
and Broadway.
HoUsEwORKER. general. white, expert
enced; references required. Call Monday
morning. 10 to IL. Mrs. Bicber. S3S West
End av.
fIoUSEwoRK-Two girls for general house
work, short distance in country; good home
and wages. Call or write Eugene ii. Tower,
3ii Broadway.
iIOUSEwoF,l<ER. general. cooking, white.
good wages: references required. f40 w.
10th 81. Apt. AZ
HoUsEwoRKER.. general. white. good
cook, small family; references; sleep out.
Call mornings ~ w. SD St, Apt. Sc.
lIOUSEwORkER, white or colored. expert
enced or inexperienced. IL Mechanic 81.
New Rochelle 2203.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES whitoi must be
good cook: for small family: no washing.
9-i2 noon. Poll, i03 u. s4th St, "A.
HOUSEWoRKER-Goo plain cook In family
OF adults. 200 East Gsth.
TIOUSEwoRkER--Com girl: . adults
excellent position. Before I. 900 West End av.
HOUSEWORkER, general, white, reliable,
small family. go w. i0fth st, Apt ~.
LAUNDREss for private family; must have
references. Call Monday. o-i2, % Park av
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR sALE-Letter written by George
Washington. Address Y 2210 Herald.
$50 Broadway.
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LADIEs-THE UP-To-DATE AGENCY.
IFS East Iist ST. Rhinelender 02e4
is Mt your service.
Why not call on us when In need OF COM
potent cooks. chambcrrnaids. houseworkcrs,
nurses and couples with reasonable wagesr
References carefully investigated
LADIES
IN need Of competent household servants,
MALE or FEMALE, SINGLE or COUPLES,
will always find satisfaction az
the VI. NJ. MODERN AGENCY,
200 East 12d st.. south corner Sd nv.
Rhlnelander oili-to7e-s7ts.
ACME EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. s 4th av..
Brooklyn. wants positions for cooks. walt
resscs, chambermalds. housekeepers. ladies'
maids. nurses, houscworkers, chauffeurs.
buffers. handymen: city. country. Sterling
O05e. Mrs. Christensen and Jensen.
COOK (Austrian). 9 years city references,
for apartment: sIJ. United Employment
Agencies. Inc. f6j East f2d. Rhnelander
2cif.
COLORED Domestics-workers Exchange,
Americas finest agency for coored help,
supplies cooks. chanbermaids. day workers.
Mattresses. houseworkers. couples. 22e5 7th
av. Call 2tG6 Morningsde.
COOKS, chambermaids, Mattresses, house
workers; city, country. Agency. 4SJ CO.
lumbus av. SCHUYLER 1892.
COOK, chambermaid. waitress together
scparate references; city. country Fishcrty
Agency. Schuyler 1862.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side,

West Side.
SID. so w.-Two rooms. s7-s5: large, .,,-
ycnlences. steam heated. electricity.
SAD. los w.-Neatly furnished bedrooms.
single. double. steam. electricity. tele-
S,TH. 342 W.--Handsome. large rooms. dress.
ing rooms. bath. twin beds. $i5-S20; hall
room. s.: references. SCHUYLER l04s5.
SsTH. lai W.-Attractive front room, also
others. water. private house. Schuyler
SsTH. 1T West.--Une large and one single
room; very comfortable.
a3D West End av.. 6s7)-Room. bath.
kitchenet;e privileges. conveniences. schuy-
18th, As W.--Attractiyo room. heated. suit
able for two. Riverside S6t3.
10TH, 2l5 W,-Parior bedroom. southern ex-
posure; phone piano: sub. l03d: SO. Miller.
lo4TH ST., 10 W.-Large and small rooms.
HATH. S5i W.-Large. attractive. facing
park: all colvenlences; elevator; Sla
10TH, 240 West-Large front room: also
single suitable two; improvements. KNOB
18TH. 6oa W:-Delishtful suite for couple;
124TH fB'way 3iSd)-Rooms. use lsitchen
elevator. Morn. 104s. apt 62. BINClk.
l25TH, 10 W.-Comfortable room; heated; !;
gentleman; references. O'HARA.
l46TII. GOT West.-Attractive single. double
room; private house; reasonable. Aud. o471
l5oD, Riverside Drive, 745.--Nceiy furnished
rooms. running water. private layatory'
phone. elevator: private: $1-Ss. Apt. 6S.
10TH, ". tcor., 3Sl0 B'way) Front room.
newly furnished: telephone. Apt. 81
5e7 WEST END Av. (S9th)-Parior floor
suitable for doctor; other rooms large and
small. conveniences. Riverside 10o62.
3675 BROADWAY U52d)-Sunny front room
adjoining bath. Apt. g.. Call evenings.
Borough OF Bronx.
115TH, S06 E.-Large furnished room In new
house; all improvements suitable for one
or two reference. ARONSON.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
LARGE room. private house: steam heat,
electricity; suitable or gentlemen; rea-
sonabe Phone Flatbush i2f.
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PATTERN GRADER
AND FOREMAN CUTTER

Wanted by large cloak and suit house: state
references and full particulars as TO former
employment. Box 7le, 200 Gable Building.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

NEWSPAPER expert 70 take charge OF
classified advertising department paper
near city; experienced. practical manager.
220l Herald. 10th st.
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Machinery.

FOR Sale--Coriiss engine, 125 horse power;
also Worthnyton pump. damper, regulator
and belt pump. 10 and IS Concord st.
Brooklyn.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~-e~ 0ASSvSs9SS<SASs
CENTRAL PARK WEST. 14.--Excellent
rooms, private family reasonable terms
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
TO RENT. SEASON OR LONGER. SLAW,
SON HORBS, 1872 WEST 72D ST.
MADISON AV., 1l0.-Unusually large sit
ting room. open fire: bedroom, bath.
kItchenette. private phone Gay, 1885 Murray
NICELY furnished rooms and bath, all
latest improvements. Apply Superintendent.
II. w. Goth st.
WEST END Av.. 74o-Five light rooms. In
cluding 2 large bedrooms. suitcase, $275
monthly. Apt 1884.
44TH. 210 West (Westover ourt)-BacheIor
apartment. high class: hotel service,
meals See resident manager. Bryant 5860.
list ST.. 22S w. (Hote Rober. Fulton)-To
sublet, large rooms and bath. southern
exposure. -
18th, 4-166 w. (AIarbury IIalD-A room
studio apartment. to rent; exclusive family
hotel. Columbus $3.50.
0sTH ST.. 176 E.--Thrse rooms, 'front.' cleo
ticity. light housekeeping; congenial.
95TH. West (2532 Broadway .-Attractive 2
room, bath and maid service; electric. grill.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
STORES WANTED

STORES WANTED
on lease by large grocery company;
state rent. size OF store and ioca-
ton: quick action promised. AIdress
CHAIN REALTY CO.,
p. o. BON '22o. CITY HALL STATION.
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SALESMEN,

for securities department OF New YORK
banking house; applicants must be 80 years.
OF age or over; these positions pay from
$4,000 to $500 yearly Ia commission: pro-
the successful applicants arc given a thor
ough training with rapid promotion. Apply
9 80 A. NJ TO y. M. Ask for Mr. WARREN
SUITE 604. a93 BROADWAY.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.

For Hire-rassengcr Cars.
CADILLAC limousine iandaulot. elegant car:
weekly. monthly; reasonable. OWNER.
Col oas2.
CADILLAC, late model landaulct excellent
condition. monthly service reasonable.
REINHARDT, Columbus 1850.
BEAUTIFUL Psrce-Arrow Limousine, care-
full driver with private people; reasonable
rates; owner drives: Phone Rlyerside 1910
For Hire--Mctor Trucks.
CONTRACTING WORK OR HIRE
three ton trucks; day. week or month.
local or long distance. HENRY CREME.
5of r. i63d Melrose s6ii.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

Long Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS L. I.
10 room house. baths. near st1tion, COM
pieteiy furnished: $3.50 per month. Phone
boulevard GOO.
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LARGE room. private house; steam heat.
electricity; suitable or gentlemen; rea-
sonable. Phone Flatbush i2f.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

115TH, S06 E.-Large furnished room in new
house; all improvements suitable for on
or two; reference ARONSON.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

COUPLE. CHAUFFEUR AND COOK;
experienced. careful driver; repairs; do gar
dem personal references. o 1879 Herald
Harlem.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

QUIET bachelor wants small apartment,
bath, kitchenette. East Side. about $50
monthly. Write TAYLOR. room 3if. AZ
East 2sth.
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MAN 1851. American, excellent character
responsible. knowledge bookkeeping. de-
sires part time work. O $40 Herald. Full
ton st
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MILLINERY.
YIsTs-MILLINERs-P
Yearly position for girls having re-
auisite amount OF 5th av experience.
must be able 10 make beautiful hand
made hats. Apply a. NJ.
PEGGY HoyT. 10 Y. 5STH.
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JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. 1S7 Lexington av. 935S Mad. So
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
BrOgat, Protest Candidate,
Makes Strong Showing

Edward S. Brogan, the candidate
without an organization, who entered
the primary contest for the Democratic
nomination for judge of General Ses-
sious as protest against the deal be-
tween Charles F. Murphy and Samuel
,. koenig, chairman of the Republican
County Committee, whereby Judge
Morris Koenig, the Republican chair
mans brother, was Endorsed by Tam
many. made remarkable showing. con-
siderlng the odds against him. With
more than half of the returns in Brogan
had polled in excess of fifth of the
Iammany organization vote that was
being cast for Judge Cornelius Collins
the regular Democratic candidate, and
Koenig.
The returns from $50 election dis
tricts out of a total of 9S5, in Manhat-
tan, gave Collins, 10,i08; Brogau. q
gS1, and Geenig, s,0I6. The 5000 votes
Brog6n had up to this time were just
40 many protests from members of the
Murphy organization.
Brogan's friends contended that he
was being robbed of hundreds of other
votes by Tammy machine methods.
They declared he was being counted
cut IN iaany of the Tammany strong
holds, They cited as an example the
vote in the flth election District of the
2lst Assembly District, on Washing
ton HEIGHTS. w'here ~N1lins had "a,
Brogan 70 and Koenig is.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-20
Harding TO Discuss Extra
Session With Mondell
Presiden. and House Leader
Confer To-day on Plans
for Adjournment

From The Tribuno's WashinofoA Barcdn
WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-President
Harding will confer tomorrow with
House Leader Mondell over the ques-
tion Of adjournment Of the session OF
Congress. In that conference, in nil
probability, it will be settled whether
Congress, which is soon to end the ses-
sion, will adjourn sine die or will re-
cess until after the elections in NO
vember. 1t will also be considered
whether. If Congress adjourns, it is to
be called back in November in extra
session.
For some time it has been the un-
derstanding that President Harding
would cali Congress back after the
elections, about November 20, to have
the ship subsidy measure enacted.
President Harding few weeks ago
was strongly disposed to do this. He
has not advised the leaders Of Senate
and House of any change in the pro-
rgam. II the other hand, the matter
has never been decided definitely, and
it is probable 1t will be decided to-
morrow. Senate and House leaders
hope to end the regular session this
week, either by adjournment or recess,
and they expect to be informed defn-
itcly by the President whether he de
whether subsidy Is to be taken up
then.
1t was reported that the Shipping
Board was making such progress in the
operation Of government shipping and
the establishment of lines as to desire
further time to demonstrate what
could be done and was becoming
doubtful about pressing subsidy in an
extra session in November.