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The New York herald., 1922-02-27
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From London
we have just received a
Chest Of Antique English Silver
containing a
Queen Anne Toilet
Service

made in London by John Fawdery
in 1903.
There is nothing like it in our coun-
try. 1t was recognized even in London
as rare specimen of the silversmith's
art Of 200 years ago.
1t is just the sort Of treasure some
discerning collector, after enjoying it
in his own home, will eventually leave
to the Metropolitan Museum to be
viewed and studied by posterity.
The set has embossed gadrooned
borders and is engraved with Coat
of Arms. 1t comprises the following
pieces =
Table mirror, jewel casket, two large round
toilet boxes, two small round boxes, two toilet
pots, two scent canisters, two candlesticks,
pin cushion, basin, ever, oval brush and a
pair Of tazze
In the antique Silver Courts are also
some excellent examples of the periods
from Elizabeth (1558) to George Nv.
(1820). These pieces make exceptional
gifts. They cannot be duplicated. They
increase in value every year.
Antique Silver Court, Street Floor, Old Bldg.
The New York herald., 1922-02-27
SONS OF IsRAEl CONVENE.

Eighty-two lodges were represented
at the tricnnial convention OF the cxccu-
tive committee of the independent Or
der. Free Sons of Israel. yesterday az
n West 12ith street Maurice u. Blum
enthal, general counsel. said that in
the year just closed AS meetings were
held In furtherance Of Americanization
OF immigrants. These officers were
elected: Solon J. LiebeslSind grand
master; Maurice Il. Blumenthal. gen
erai counsel; Emil Tausig. grand treas
urer. and Henry Hoyman. grand sccre-
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DESERTED GIRL TAKES POISON.

Miss Ida Friedman, cloak operator of
10 West 119th street. swallowed four
poison tablets yesterday afternoon at
116th street and Lenox avenue. She was
sent to Harlem Hospital. where It was
said her condition was serious. She told
the police that she tried TO kill herself
because young man had refused TO
marry her
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SO 500 BAIL IN HoLDUP CASES.

Pail OF s2.500 each was set In the
cps ses Of Louis Rosenthal, 1913 Stockton
street; Jacob Stlllman. $40 Ovington
avenue. and James DeRose. 70 Adel-
phi street. Brooklyn, when they were
arraigncd yesterday In Tombs Court
The men were charged with holding
UP Miss Ida Kurzman, bookkeeper Of
the Court Press AZ West street. Friday.
and robblng her n payroll Of s1.os2.
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FLU BARS ASYLUM VISITORS.

Because Of the influenza in New Yorl
the manager OF che Mission of the I'm.
maculate Virgin Of Mt Loretto. Pleas
ant Plains. Staten Island, announced
yesterday that no visitors would be nj.
lowed at the institution, where there ar,
1900 boys and GOO girls.
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Russian Fashions
for Little Children

Made entirely by hand
by Russian emigrees.
Reproducing, with varia-
tions, the clothes such as small
children in Russia used to
wear.
Brilliant embroideries.
Quaint simplicity.
Cotton crepe in white, ca
nary yellow or old blue, or
white crepe-de-chine, brightly
embroidered.
Models will be made to order
in any color desired.
u
Boys suit pictured, $40.
Girls frock pictured, $f6.50.
Both of white cotton crepe.
Other models $40 to $24.50.
Sizes 2 to 6 years.
Third Floor, Old Building
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Store Hours. 8 to $50
Telephone: Stuyresant ZOO

=, % WA4zN
!, More of FURNl
re to avail yourself of all Febru
'eries open until 9 each evening
TO-DAY AND TUESDAY
Sale Of $4,000 yds. hr.
Cotton Dress Fabrics, To-
imported and domestic yd.
Specially selected designs and colors, in
fabrics finished to our order, by the foremost
manufacturers here and abroad.
Comparisons are made with the prices Of
last year, when the same quality was last on
sale; comparing with prices to be established
this year, they are about twenty-five per cent
under the market.
$500 yard. English Prints lr
Last year, 95c. ......... (4CC
In the new geometrical designs as well as
the quaint old-fashioned ones. From Man
chester, England. 80 in.
$500 yds. Irish Printed and)
Plain Dimities-last year, 85c. 45c
Fine linen-fnish in seventy-five designs
and colors. From Belfast Ireland. 80 inches
wide.
4,50O yds. American Woven( a.
Tissues-last year, 75c. (45c
In gingham designs, checks, plaids and
stripes. 36 in.
1s:3 1.soo ys.s. A%s;issn ass' Printed voils' 45c
Chiffon finish in new designs and attrac-
tive combinations of color. A inches wide.
ls.3 1,seo ,ys.. ys:. sY}45 sY Mhi'e Dotted Swiss }45c
In woven dots or embroidered patterns
From St. Gall, Switzerland. 80 inches wide
$500 yds. American Ratine( zr
Last year, 75c. c........... )4CC
Soft finish in street colors, sports colors
and white. SO inches WIDE
New weaues---
Printed La Chine Muslin, 45c yd.
1,5OO yds. silk finish, large selection of
smart designs and colors.
Cotton Melrose Crepe, 45c yd.
$500 yds. crepe weave, of course, with
linen finish. In the pastel colorings this is
particularly attractive.
The sale will take place on the Main Aisle,
Street floor, Old Building; in the Dress Goods
Salon, First floor, Old Building, and on the
Subway Aisle, Downstairs Store, New Build
ing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-25
.UNEVENTFUL DAY
IN LOCAL MARKET
Trading Was Exceedingly Quiet
and Price Variations Con-
fined to Small Fractions

II was n quiet day in the local mar
kct the trading losing the snap attend
ing the operations of the two preceding
sessions. Price movement was narrow
and in most cases represented n frac'
tional shading. There were also notable
firm spots. particularly In Pennsyl.
vania Railroad and L. G. I. The first
named continued to be steadily absorbed
ct A.. while the latter in a rally to
53ai was within n shadow of the
best price of the year.
Interests close to the L. G.. 7. man.
agement continued noncommittal con-
cerning the reports Of the last few
days ms to the probability of an in.
crease IN the dividend rate. The fact.
however. of the stock selling at nearly
81 premium above the par value and
with only n 50 n year dividend paid.
the street is convinced there is nm ele-
ment Of truth in the dividend reports.
More especially in the admitted marked
Improvement in earnings of oil sub
sidiary companies outside Of Philadel-
phia.
Official reports Of steady Improvement
in working conditions at the Company's
various shops contributed to strengthen
Pennsylvania. ms did the reports that
the July earnings despite the coal strike
were very satisfactory. The increase
operation costs incidental to the
months labor trouble will cut down the
net income to n considerable extent. yet
will leave a comfortable gain in COM
rarison with the corresponding month
n yenr ngo.
Trading in general market was more
rerfunctory than observed for some
little time. While there was evidently
an increasing disposition to defer nddi-
tiona commitments until a clearer
measurement Of the general situation
can be made, It was equally obvious
holders were as strongly indisposed to
part with their holdings. About the
only exception was noted in what the
street is pleased to call selling by tired
holders in Lake Superior. Under
moderate pressure the stock fell back
TO 0is.
The heaviness naturally came in for
more consideration because of the
strength of the other steel shares in
anticipation Of betterment in that i'm
portant industry.
The narrowness Of the market and
trading was reflected in fractional
shading of p. II. T.. Philadelphia ElNc-
trir shares. American Stores, Electric
Storage Battery and Union Traction.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-25
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET
BANK CLEARINGS

Bank clesrings today, compared with cor
responding day last two years; ,oo.
pb. $50, ,Sss. 900 $40. pso 900 s7s, aaG ,tGS 100
H1s'Y2a'. .eS6, 800, 900 5Ibsoo, 900 sis7Ta,o5s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-25
MARKS AT sc PER HUNDRED
French, Italian and Belgian Ex.
cnanse In State OF Collapse


NeW o'H; AIs; $500 PoE,raE lnS
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-25

Net chnsDt~ made by .compa arison with last
sale on ~, York Stock Exchange
Total sales. 4SaH shares. compared with
T347 shares yesterday. Thus far this week.
SO 3t4 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-08-25
PHILADELPHIA BONDS
RAILROAD EARNINGS

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
1922 Increase
Jan. i-Aus. 2l,.,.. oSlOi.0Oo 90. 500. 900
BUFFALO ROCHESTER, AND PITTS
BCRGH
Third week August, s2l6't2s 'tsS,ol7
NEW YORK. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
Quarter ended June s2a7. soo 7.,
o<Si' SO, ai,st az ,., ',ssssss5533 'is,$sss
Decrease.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
Into on the End day OF February. 1921. by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK and WILLIAM j.. GALLAHER, I
VIII sell on the Both day OF November, 1922.
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. in the plano
department of John Wanamaker. In the City.
County and State OF New York, one style
Grand plano and bench. provided by Sec
tions 65 and 66 of the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING, Auctioneer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the 18th day OF March. 1922. be
tween JOHS WANAMAKER. NEW YORK,
25th day of November, 1922. at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon. IN the piano department of
John WanamalIer, IN the City. County and
state Of New York, one style mahogany
piano, as provided by Sections 65 and GO of
the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GTNDERING. Auctionecr.
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Employment Asency-pon.s,ic.

HIGH grade Filipino buffers. cooks, Wallets.
houseworkers. Mason's Agency. Al East
44th ST.
CHINESE Y. NJ. @. A. EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, 0 Pell st. Tel. Canal 1851
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital wantec.
CAPITAL WANTED

CAPITAL WANT ED
FOR AN ENTIRELY NEW INVENTION
WHICH IS COVERED BY THREE UNITED
STATES PATENTS; GOOD SIZE PLANT
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY; SURE II.
NANCIAL SUCCESS AND UNUSUALLY
LARGE PROFITS. WRITE FOR PAItIIC-
uLARS. r. NJ, 133 EAST llfH.
ESTABLISHED concern wants gentleman OF
broad business advertising experience
with some capital 10 assist IN marketing an
item tpatents pendingl in universal demand
I'm the electrical and radio field; possibilities
and expansion are unlimited; would consider
licensing established and reputable manu-
facturer on royalty basis. Address Box l.,
30i3 Sd av.
WOMAN partner, honest proposition; knowl-
edge typeTriting beneficial. small capital,
always under own control Rodgers, SOL w.
list 81. Phone Audubon s5sl.
For Safe.
AUTO ACCESSORIES STORE FOR SALE
ON BUSHWlCK PARKWAY. CALL ).
PAlISE, 1871, BUSIlWiCk AV, BROOK
LYN.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING business for rea-
soBable price. Apply WILLIAM D. NELL
SEN, l24 Norman av., BklyB., between rs
any evening.
ELECTRICAL appliance and supply store for
sale; established 10 years IN suburban town
OF IS 600: doing big business; owner retiring.
9 1908 Herald, Bronx.
BAKERY and lunch ROOM good location. for
sale 1919 Nostrand av.. Brooklyn.
INVENTION of amusement device for sale.
c 1904 Herald. Bronx.
LUNCH, refreshnent stand opposite college;
cheap rent Apply 52S East Fordham road
MILLINERY shop for sale; excellent oppor-
tunity 535 9th avenue. Brooklyn.
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New York state-sale or Let.

AIGSIDE-Beautiful summer estate late
Cen and Mrs. Daniel Butterfield. Cold
Spring-on- Hudson, overlooking Hudson River
and West Point; 1913 acres. IS rooms. baths
garages, barns. dairies greenhouses, artesiaD
well, city water; superintendent cottage.
LODGE photos: adapted for school, instruc-
ton, sanitarium: Hudson River frontage. j..
v. BALL, Cold Spring. N. Y.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long IsIand-snIc or Let.

HUNTINGTON. J.. l.. BEAUTIFUL HOME.
Nine rooms and bath, garage. chicken
house; plot, 100x494: all kinds fruit and ber-
ries, shrubs. flowers: ideal location, Bay
avenue; sacrifice; owner must move. Hunt
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PEARL St. 80, desk room in bright office
near Wall ST. and Custom House. SIS
monthly; phone and mail service. NJ LIZ
DERLE. Room 14oh Tel Whitehall $500.
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westchester-sale or Let.

BEAUTIFUL home, 0 rooms 2 open fire
places. unequaled view near station, u acre
plot with garage. Terms Owner. 1925 White
Plains.
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SCARSDALE.

SOAKSDNIIFI.
Closing estate, three private houses. per-
feet condition, near best schools, station.
trolley immedia occupancy; SO, 500 to SIS
500 small cash required. balance monthly.
r. =. BOUCHOuX, Popham road. Phone
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

CRAWFORD, n. - Business property in
exchange for vacant land IN Brooklyn.
s. JOSEPH. Crawford. n. j.
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WEST END Az, 473-Beautifuiy furnished
Q rooms, bath and sitchenette. Superin
tendent or Walter. Schuyler 6fe3.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.


BUrCIl six. roadster. 1922. like new. 1900
mileage, cord tires, wings. extra Rumble
scat; s7I5. columbus 4t6s. RHODES.
CADILLAC CARS. late models for hire.
hour, day. week, month; high class ser
vice; reasonable rates. LOTOS AUTO
RENTING CO. us W. 59ih. Circle o5si.
CADILLAC 1919 nase touring car. excel.
lent condition. Mr.. kATz. Port Chester SIS
CHANDLER 1871 seven passenger touring
absolutely perfect: S525. need cash. Mans
field 42Gs
CRANE Simplex. enclosed Brewster limou-
gine body ia beautiful condition, year 1917 .
mcdcl No 2345 McEWAN. 80 " Gath.
CrNNTNGHAM sedan, late 1919. perfect
condition. fully equipped, private owner
so5OO inquire B1NsLEY. 453 West 18TH.
wedsworth 56ii.
DODGE sedan, good running conditioni
s4OO: need the cash. KA1T, 40 Grant av.,
Brooklyn. Phone connection.
EASY WAY TO SELL YOUR CAR.
Van TaHsell Kearncy's Sales flng (sstsh-
lished 1850. i26-i2s East 18th e., has long
been esteemed n clearing house for the sale
and purchase OF second hand automobiles,
passenger and commercial. by auction. Least
troublesome and quickest medium for both
rellcrs and buyers. More prospective buy
ers than cars as rule. so list yours nov.
Auction Of autos every tuesday and Friday
a. noon. Telephone Stuyvesaut 1913.
FORD commercial. with panel body. 1872
excellent condition. sacrifice 1925. many
extras. 1o5o-A Sterling place, Bklyn. Phone
Lafayette 2so2
HUDSON 6-54 limousine. very cheap. J..
J. O'ROURKE, Sol 0lst st., Brooklyn.
Shore Road o22s.
ICCOMOBu.E limousine. late model. good
condition; viii sacrifice. reasonable price
Audubon s133.
OLDsMOBTLEs. tourinrs. sedans, roadsters.
also other popular makes; 5000 up ex-
coptionally fine variety az lowest prices IN
town TO assure ruck sales buy now. sava
$50 10 500. time payments. OLDsMOBlLB
COMPANY, 1881 Bedfoyd av., Bruoslyn,
rrlnRf.Ess coura. 1872 model 20. PRIV "
tallN new. extra 'irc. 6 500 miles only M
dcaiels. agtlng bpz5.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
From Battery TO 18th Sc. inclusive.

BRoADwA-. 40 tcorrer)-Two lofts. s.. 90
y. 18th ST.. ror. 1sth.-Two lofts. 80
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SUBURBAN REA. ESTATE.
New Jersey-Sale or Let.

FOR RENTAL Singac. N. j.. 20 miles from
New York city: Communication fare 1910. .
room house. bath. gas, hot and cold water.
hot water heat. electric light. large lot. Ap-
ply to J. X. C.. BOYER, 120 Crawford ay.,
Crawford. n. j..
FOR SALE--Will sacrifice six rooms. all Inn
provements. attic and large lot; garage:
coal In cellar: near West Shore station III
bought direct from owner can save commits
sion. 20 Mum av Bogota. n. j.
FREE list OF houses tor sale and rent Write
VAN WRINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. J.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FURNISHED apartment between Goth and
I'D SITS, West near subway, . or Q rooms
some one going away for January, February
and March. who would appreciate good
Eub-tenent. Address Il. r. VALENTINE.
Woodbridge, N. J.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

L. II. K.-Best birthday wishes Please
write home. EFFIE.
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Unfurnlshed--New Jersey.

WEEIrAwTlEN, N. J.--4s0 Park sv., four
large, light rooms, bath. steam heat. hot
water. electric light; rent reasonable; min
utes New York ferries.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIe.

LAuNDREss. French. iarsa family. wash
ing lingerie, yard. home preferred. Wat
iins oSs3.
MAID or nurse. GOOD DREssAAKER. girl
wishes position private family; will take
care Of children speaks only German; refer
ences $ West sd.
MASSEUSE, colored (67029. Swedish and
scientific; electrical magnetic wave expert
operator. Apt II. Columhus 1850.
NORWEGIAN GIRL,
refined, wishes position as lady's maid; good
sewer. Write Miss Elverhoi care Mrs.
Michalsen. al 18th St. Brooklyn.
NURSE, practical. as companion or nurse TO
invalid lady: best references Write Nurse
~ Sth av. North Pelham, n y. Telephone
Pelham .ofI.
NURSE. graduate. wishes position private
family; city preferred. Write Manning
CO.. East 94th 81.
NURSE.-IlXperience German wishes posi-
tion with children from months TO .
years Box 1I2, 1864 Sd av.
NURsE;-Trained, desires caro- invalid or
Riverside 2G27
NURSERY govemess. SWISS girl. wants po-
sluon, or first class chambermaid. Write
y, Eicholser. $50 w 23d.
NURsE.experienced. children. 2 years up;
best references Halpin, 1850 East Goth 81.
SEAMsrl0tSS, family sewing, chldren's
clothes. Phone MorninGside 3ls9
graduate SO N 147l Herald. Harlem.
STENOGRAPHER. evenings. to 10. ex-
nerlenced, So. NJ 1870 Herald. Harlem.
WAITRESS, competent; best city references.
CAL ia =. Goth st. stanton
WISHES TO BECOME COMPANION 20
young lady going to Maine. Canada. E-63i
HERALD.
WOMAN. middle aged. 10 care small apart
ment; generally useful; good sewer. Box
204 1899 Sd av.
best references. Roye, rs West 135th
Employment Agency-Domestic.
COOKS, CHAMBERMAIDS, MATTRESSES,
JAUNDRESSES. FOR PRIVATE FAMILY +;
ALSO GENERAL HOUSEWORK MAIDS;
ALL HAVE REFERENCES. DRISCOLL
AGENCY. 100 w. 10TH ST. COLUMBUS
10O76.
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18TH STREET AND WEST END AVENUE.
Beautiful room apartment TO sublet: will
redecorate 10 suit; compelled to leave town;
elevator service; will allow private phone 20
remain: no vacancies IN building. Phone
Columbus 1858 about T. noon foi appoint
Iupilt.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MaIe.
JAPANESE


wants any kind Of work IN family; time 70
study, small wages, not less than SO month.
-. INida. 253 West Goth 81.
JAPANESE. fret class butler. valet or
housekeeper: well quRlfied highly recom-
mended. Phone Plaza 93l4. Kuru, I24 Lex
ington Az.
JAPANESE. first class cook. butler valet,
general hOusework; references. Moro, 100
W. 53d Circle 1876.
MACHINlST. work wanted for small ma
chine shop. Tel Worth 10I2.
NAN. elderly. Christian. desires position
doorman, watchman. light porter or any
thing Schwartz, 1919 East l76th
MAN (33l. reliable, ambitious. honest. de-
sires position anything. Such, l2s West
s0th st.
MAN 81. experienced as butler. valet or
houseman, desires position; good refer
ences Max Haupt. Hudson Heights. N. J.
MAN well educated. speaks English. Dutch,
German. some French. wishes position, any
thing; references. .1S0 Herald. Herald SO.
MAN (2s). honest willing. wishes position;
no salesman. kayser. - East 12sth.
MASSEUR, coored, 81 years experiences
t6lls9l. Col. 1886. no w. Goth. Patterson.
OILER OR FIREMAN. experienced. all
around. willing, pbliging. Frank, SO2
y. 18th.
OYSTER opener, stacker. colored, wishes
position. III W. l34th. Luther Jackson.
PAINTER. paperhanger. wants work. relia-
BE; reasonable. Oscar Oden, 249 w. l00th:
PAINTER wants work. inside. outside
owner, private; reasonable. lehman. 1910
Lexington az.
PORTER. colored. wishes position; good ref
erences. II. G., 800 w. Both, ground floor.
PORTER. colored houseman; understands ali
about house 2lsi 9TH av. Harlem Isl
PREssER. colored. tailor: best references.
Johnson, 2l4i 9Th av. Phone Harlem 1887.
RESTAURANT man. experienced. would like
20 take charge or lease restaurant in apart
mont house. Decatur $500.
STEWARD. MANAGER
for club. city country, experienced; refer
enccs. Box 203. 1918 I'd az.
SUPERINTENDENT,
licensed engineer. wishes position. elevator
apartment house; all repairs; best refer
ences. Supt.. 23l w o6th 81. Riverside 1894.
UPHOLSTERI1R at residence; city. country;
references; Born, 254 Manhattan ay. Ca
VALET.
First class colored man for Doctors office
or bachelor apartment; best reference; do
anything in domestic line Wilbur Martin,
80 West 18th. Apt, g Harlem so26
VALET, visiting, first class; personal refer
ences. Address 231 w, sd. Chelsea 3342.
WATCHMAN, one armed Cf0); references.
Gordon 5i2 West 44th 81.
YOUNG MAN. intelligent, age 20, well bred
character appearance. wishes TO be com
panion to gentleman OF means; will travel or
assist In business. p. o. Box I. Newark. NJ j.
YOUNG man. u. wishes position. stationary
or travelling at anything. Peter Gamma
ratio, 2l77 Sth nv.
Employment Agency-Domsstie.
HIGH grade Filipino buffers, cooks, Wallets.
houseworkers. Mason's Agency. AZ East
44th 81.
CHINESE y. M Q. A, EMPLoYMENr
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Instruction.
MALE HELP WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE Statesmen.
We require 3 live statesmen for Nash.
Wniys-Knight and Overland automobiles:
only those willing 10 hustle coed apply; best
territory IN Brooklyn. Hamilton Auto Sales.
4th av., at seth ST., Brooklyn.
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nfurnished--Queens.

FOREST HILLS GARDEN. l.. 7.
"TennM Place" Apartments. by station.
Lare rooms; ten room. Boulevard 6045.
Special, three rooms, 81 .Os0.
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Statesmen "a, TRAVEL

SALESM EN- 90, TRAVEL
ING, SYNDICATE CUTS,
E x p E r E N G Z D PRE-
FERRED, BUT NOT NECES-
SARY, TO SELL BANKS
AND MERCHANTS N Z w
PROPOSITION; STRAIGHT
G O M M S S Q N, NO AID
VANCES; OUR MEN EARN
SIS, 900 YEARLY UPWARDS.
ROOM S17. 1919 B'WAY.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
West Side.

West Side.
18TH 142 w.-SINGLE, DOUBLE, LOCA-
TON IDEAL, FOOD Al. REASONABLE.
Brooklyn.
CLARK SIT. be-Room and board for girls /:
$3.50; opposite subway. Tel. Main 2410W.
MRS WEBSTER.
LADY wishes TO board girl, TO 10 years
good car. 444 Jamaica av., apt 2-F,
Cypress 4iOs.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


Dist, f23 East--Front room telephone con-
nection: suitable ~ gentlemen. TA0oART.
sGrT1. IS E.-Clean. comfortable. large. small
rooms. convenience; reasonable gentle
lncn, couples.