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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-12
Informaciones de Ia Isla

huertas escolares fueron exhibidos. La
presentation de los mismos dijo mucho
acerca de los organizadores. srta. Ma
ia A. Hernandez, maestro del barrio,
Genominado Celada No. 8; SIte Am
parc Santiago, maestro; de les Sres.
Antonio .. Ortiz acting principal
Gle Gurabo, v Jose MI. Buitrago maestro
de Juncos. Maestros premiados: Maria
A. Hernandez, Patria A. Morales, Bien-
venida Berries. Bartolom6 Apon;c, Car
men Davila, Esteban vazquaz Marti-
nez, Ramona Rosa, Francisco Maldona
do, Rafael Rotger Jesls Jimenez Con
zalez. Personals distinguidas que forma-
ION Ell jurado califcador sreS. Porfrio
D1az. Felix Diaz Faustino carrasqui-
lio. Sres. que consumieron turnos en- la
conferencia. Ell atildado critico, cucntis-
ia, Matlas Gonzalez Garcia, Antonio
D. Ortiz, Oscar Porrata Doria, Antonio
Reyes. y este reportero. Los maestros
rilrales tuvieron empeno el cue la
asistencia de agricultores v ra.1xes de
familia de sus distintos barrios fuese
nutrida y 10 consiguieron. Reciban tan
to los maestros premiados como todos
en- general, nuestra mas sincera felicita-
ci6n. Ell Sr. Porfrio Diaz y distinguida
csposa obsequiaron los visitautes de
Juncos y Gurabo con I'M sabloso al
muerzo. Que sus bienes Sc les lnEltipIi-
quen como por magia sobrenatural.
oTRA oBRA DoNADA.- La muy
competente maestro, la srta. Dolores
Cardona, acaba de donar boncfcio de
ia biblioteca escoIar, la muy inte, esante
obls. LA Historic de la Guerra del
Mundo''. Quedamos altamente agrade-
c4dos a la distinguida educadora. otras
obras Sc nos han ofrecido: Las entu-
s,astas maestras, srta. Castaheda y
srta. Santos. nos han ofrecido asimis-
me, donar valiosas obras. Las espera-
NOS.
CANASTILLOs DE MAYO Indes-
criptible es el entusiasmo que Icina en-
TIE alumnos y maestros con mot1vo del
mes de las flores y de las alegiias. Las
dignas conpaleras de la escueIs al
lnod6var'' rompieron la brecla: sor-
prendieron a sus a1umnos en- Ia mafiana
del lunes con canastillos conten5cndo flo
res y dulces. Ell acto fu6 amenizado por
Ia banda municipal que competentemen
ts dirige don Gregorio Manuel Los nj
fos todos sentianse delirantes de ale
g1ia. Los alumnos de la "Tomas Herman
dez fvienen dando gratas sor?resss a
sus maestros poni6ndo1es ricos canasti-
ilos de mayo. Han sido va obsequiados.
Las Srtas. Prats, Cardona, Santos, Con
zalez, la Sra. Ramirez. la Sra. D1ches-
ne, Z los sres. Buitrago, Dean Y Lyons.
Todos estos actos han sido amenizados
por la banda. Ell Sr. Leiguar1a tom6
participation er el simpatico scto We
rifcado en- Ell salon de la srta Prats.
La escuela s'Tomas Hernandez hnexa''
cesempenada por las competeates macs
tras srtss. Fernandez, Duchesne y sras
Roria y Roman, celebraron aver el 'Dia
de las Madres'' con Ell objeto de apro-
vechar Ell momento de la entrega de in
formes, Y obseoutaron a padres alum
nos esplendidamente Otras tantas efec-
traron las enthusiasts compsnerss de la
escuela 'La Mayorquina'' obseqglia-
ron con esplendidez a padres y alurnnos.
Para todos nuestra sincera felicitaci6n.
LA ENTREGA DE INFoRzEEs. Go
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Continuation de Ia pag. 7a.9

mes esta anunciada en- Bayam6n la ce-
lebraci6n de una gran exhibition agri-
cola, industrial academica del dis
trito escolar que incluye tambien la
municipalidad de Guaynabo.
| En- dicha exhibition no Sc exhibiran
trabajos preparados egpecialmente, y
81 muestras del trabajo realizado dia-
riamente por los alumnos respectivos.
Como dicha feria exhibicion tendra
lugar un sabado y Ell domingo siguien-
te, reina gran animaci6n entire escola-
res, maestros y padres de familia.
Personas arnantes de la instruction
asi como tambien varias de las institu-
clones locales, estan hacienda donativos
de cantidades pequenas para proceder
a premiar la labor verifcada por alum
nos en- los distintos grades de la es-
cuela elemental en- sus fases rural v
urbana, asl como el trabajo hecho has
ia la fecha en- las escuelas de Artes
Manuales y Ciencias dom6sticas.
A cada escuela Sc asignara un sitio
especial para la preparation v presenta
cion de SUI exposition de trabajos, es-
tando ofrecido un prenio a Ia divi-
sion que mejor presentation general
haga. Adernas habra prenaios indivi-
duales para las distintas asignaturas,
por grades.
Las professors encarg.e-sseess del depar-
tamente de ciencias dom6sticas procu
raran presentar una exhibition que
supere las anteriores. 10 misno ha-
ran los profesores de Artes Manuales.
Los profesores rurales presentaran,
ademas de trabajos academies, mues-
tras de los productos agricolas cosecha-
dos en- los huertos escolares y don6s-
ticos. Els de lamentar ell que la escue-
la que dirige ell professor don Jaime Mas
juan no pueda presentar la soberbia ex-
hibici6n de repollos de coles cosecha-
das en- Ell huerto de su escuela, debido
a que un malhecLcr rob6 NADIA menos
que cincuenta y un repollos de los mas
hermosos que tenfa preparado. Con res
pecto q esta nota triste hay una sim
patica y ocurre1te EN- extreme. Es la
siguiente: Entire todos los repol1os ha-
bia uno hermosisirno que Ell professor
Masjllan habia indicado a sus alumnos
que 10 regalar1a en- nombre de la escue-
la al honorable Juan 3. Huyke. Pues
bien, ell nal intencionado rob6 todos
los que habia alredor de aquel respe-
tando Ell que habia sido destinado
obsequiar al sefior Huyke
No es la primera vez que Sc roba en-
el huerto de dicha escuela por cuyo
motive el) Jefe de Policfa ha dado or
dehes la policia bajo su competente
direction, para que proceda investi-
gar qui6n quienes ,puedan ser los au-
torres de dichos robos La verdad es
que Ell respeto que Sc tuviera al repo
llo destinado obsequiar al comisiona-
do insular de instruction ha dejado
pensatiyo al professor, pues es 10 que el
mismo Sc pregunta: ''5c6mo pudo ave-
riguar ell ladr6n que ell repollo estaba
destinado a tener mayores honores que
los demas?
Exito espl6ndido auguramos al .cuer-
po de profesores del distrito escolar
de Bayamon tan sabiamente dirigido
por los competentisimos inspectores Sc
fiores Joss vazquez Ortiz Angel Iri-
garry.
oportunarnente pnblicaremos la rela
.ci6n de las personag donantes ;ndiean-
do tambien los premios que Sc repa.ti
ran.
coRREsPoNsAL.
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len @mOs que
vender un fur
g6n de impermea-
bles del Ejercito,
9 precio de sacri-
ticio sin tener en-
cuenta su costo. Y
haeemos asta Ii
Quidaci6n de nues-
tros surtidos de
invierno, para ha-
Ger lugar q los
de primavera, ofre-
ei6ndole por 10
tanto una oportu-
nidad do hacerss
do un magniHco
impermsabls por 10
tercerA parte de an
valof.
Estkn hechos del
paho que Sc em-
plea para hAcer
las m6scaras para
los gases, con
cintur6n, botona-
durh dobIo, larEos
y bien anchos 90
el pacho. Una gan
Ga eorprendente
Haga su pedido
hoy. NO AANDB
DTNERO, sino pa
que e425 mas sl
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NoTAs EscoLAREs DE JUNcos
GRAN ExHIBTcIoN EN- GU
RABo.- FL exito de esta fu6 esplen-
dido. Los mas varf7dos frutos dc las
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porte al recibirIO ExaminelO, Y 81 no cree
que vale eI dinero. devuelvanoslo y le re-
embolsaremos su dinero Embellishments.
TAmahos del "a al A.
INTERNATIONAL cow. HOUSE
Dept. r. A.
210 Second Ave. New York NJ z
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-06
"Courtship"
by NORRIS SAREMSKY

Nowadays it is rot uncommon to find
discard in II HON" of tine average
family usually. There prcceptiates
collisions. miSundcrSl landings niiStrnst
between man and wifi" In great
many instances the Grnublr if we may
ticularly the friends on either side. If
the wife clltertainS friends at the
house the husband Immediately show ,
resentment and on the other hand
should he invite some of his friends
of an evening there is no end to the
objection. After they leave II con
timed friction exist day and night
over thing TO which both seem TO
have their rights
If we stop here just for moment
10 study this dcplnrablc situation
we do not have 10 look further 10 see
where the source of this trouble orig,
mates. First the coIIrtShip of today
with which we are familiar lacks in
that usually come through friendship
between TWO people who are con
tcmplating marriage, make il their
business to become acquainted with
each other ugly ways. temperament
like and diSlikes, so as times goes
on they AT least Try 10 cultivate the
better qualities il, each other in that
way. pave the road. and then in after
life there will he no misunderstood
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-06
THE JEWISH CONSERVATIVES RE
LIEF SOCIETY OF DENVER, COL
ORADO OFFERS PRIZE FOR
SCENARIO.

Mr. VIM. Fox of the VIM. Fox Pro-
ducing company and Mr.. Saul r..
Rogers. of New York. both loyal
friends and enthusiastic admirers of
the Jewish ConsumptiyeS' Relief So
ciety of Denver, Colo, have given evil
dence of their Friendship and admira-
ton for the Society and its accomplish,
mcnts by ordering their expert photo
grapher to make film of the Sana-
forum and its multifarious activities.
The film is now ready and the Press
and Propaganda committee. of which
Mr.. Max u. Newsletter is chairman. de
cidcd to offer three prizes of twenty
five. fifteen and five dollars each. for
n scenario The offer is open to all.
All manuscripts should be sent in be
fore November II. 1922. Address: DIR.
C. ID. SpivaI. secretary Jewish Con-
sumptives' Relief Society Post Office
box 537. Denver, Colo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-06
JEW RESIGNS TO MAKE PLACE
FOR ARAB.

Jondon-The Palestinian Govern
mont. according to reports which
reached here from Jerusalem, has adj
viscd II Jewish member of the Coun-
ell of the Chamber of Commerce OF
.Iaffa to resign and allow the election
of an Arab in his place. The Arabs
had threatened that they would estah-
fish n new Chamber of Commerce II
they would not obtain an equal num-
Der of members in the Council aS the
JpwS
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-06
NOTES WITH ANTISEMITlC
VERSES.

Berlin-The Prussinn Attorney Gen
oral has summoned the Town Council
of Bockenen for issuing municlpai
money certificates, bearing anti-Semitlc
verses.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-06

The Jewish Lehor Leader at Lem
berg. Mr.. Lowenherz. has on account
of his Socialistic views. declined n
Polish order offered to him in recog-
milton of his services TO the state.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-06
u. NJ. II. NOTES.


Through the Summer months many
of the Synagog activities have CON
tinued and with the return of Rabbi
Kauvar 10 the city preparations are
being made to start everything in fnil
swing again.
Services
Daily services are held in the Syna
cog Chapel every morning AT G:aO
and every evening mt 6. This Friday
night the Sabbath will he ushercd in
at G:1J and Sabbath morning services
will he held ut o. For the High Holy
Days services the Synagog has enGng
ed highly recommended Cantor who
oiliciatcd mt the leading Berlin Syna-
Cog
Schools
The Synagog Hebrew School start
ed its Fall term "wednesday. Scptcm-
Der 9th. Courses in Hebrew. reading
writing. and speaking are given by
competent teachers on week day. he
between ( and 6 in the afternoon.
Registration of pupils for the Re
ligious school will he held Sunday
morning. September 17th mt $3.50. En-
trance and supplementary cNamlna-
lions will he held sunday morning,
September 10Th ut 10
Constitution Day
The various Synacos cinbs are pan
ming to hold PATRIOTIC evening ut the
Svnopor on Constitution Day. SeptCm-
her 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM HENRY BRIGHT

WILLIAM HENRY BRIGHT
For the purpose OF Enquiry directed by
an Order dated goth July 1921 in an Action
tain the next of kin OF tho said Mary Bright
Matthews or the legal personal representa-
tives of such as may be dead William Henry
Bright believed 70 have been In America 4
20 years ago Is to communicate with Arthur
James Summers. Solicitor. u, Stembridge
Road, Ancrlcy London England before 10Th
May 1922 and to send particulars OF mis-
parentage and the name and address OF some
person IN England or Wales to whom notice
as 10 claim may he sent.
Dated 10Th February 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
HELP WAMTED-MALE.

YOUNG NAN-We have an opening In our
cost accountant department for n clean cut,
wide awake young man: must w-'te a good,
leglble hand and be accurate: state briefly
IN own handwriting particulars regarding
age, experience, religion. education and SAL
airy. Box 20J. 1918 "a av.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

Bo0KKEEpIcR, STENoGRAPHER, EXEC
UTlVE; trial balance; controls, express
claims. collections; education. G 1917 Herald,
1ronx.
CliAMHERMAfD.--coio girl, experienced
wishes position In hotel o. half time morn
Tugs. Vivian Coleman, 208 w. iIist, care OF
Harris.
CfIAafBERMA1D, general housework, good
plain cook. light cOored; references. Au-
dubon 1870 apt. 81. 23l0 7th av
CTfAMBERMAlD pariormaId or waitress
compctent references. Box go. 1889 Sd nv.
cfIAMBERwoRk or waitress. Swedish girl:
city references. Gordon, Ioi w i0Sth
COOK. chamherfnsid waitress 2 wongn
want employment; reliable. Apply t0g ".
Tooth.
COOK-Neat coiorcd girl FOR cooking or sevv.
ing dinners. es West i3ist st.
COOK, first clasa by day or week. Room
~ Fl,2roy o'05.
COOK, excellent. email private family; best
city references. Murray Hill 1915.
COOK, competent. city or country: references.
15l w. 2oth 81. Chelsea 5ip3.
COOK excellent. fine laundroas; personal
references: no letters. 203 East 50th
COOK. Btunlsh, experienced. wants position.
luncheon. dinners. Mott Haven S7f5.
COOK, competent. city reference. Roam,
IA West d3d vt
Cp0K. good laun lress; city. country; refer
,Nce. Cummings, 400 West Goth ST., flight,
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
PUBLIC NOTICES.

OTTOMAN l.. WAGENFOHR, mother watt
Ing to hear from you as father died Feb.
rliary IL, 1922.
am not rcsposihle for apy debts contracted
by my wife. Magdelena Duffuer. CLETUS
DUTFUER.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
S A L Z S NJ z n

Exceptional opportunity for ener-
getic. well informed man Of ex-
perlence and standing TO sell first
mortgage bonds in denominations
OF $4,000. $4,000 and 81. 10000 in
a hydroelectric company for the
erection of water power develop
ment in the State OF New Jersey.
The companys plans have been APP
proved by the State Water Supply
Commission Of the State OF y. j.,
and will be constructed under their
supervision. The certificate OF in
corporation gives the company the
rigkt OF eminent domain as well as
perpetual rights. The company IS
prepared and win circularlze that
part OF New Jersey where the plant
is being built as well as elsewhere,
and will furnish leads, the bonds
to be sold on the basis to yield the
investor better than so. Hydro
electric securities need no recon-
mendation as they stand in a class
by themselves. To the right man
preference OF territory and liberal
commissions VIII bo given; no
salaries or drawing accounts; all
correspondence strictly confiden-
tial.
For further particulars address
Y 21i7 Herald, ESQ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
HELP WANTED-MALE.
AccnrtNrANr.


Experienced accountant wanted. must he
familiar with general and cost accounting
and bo able TO take fun charge ~ account
ing work of company manufacturing liLa
~ power plant equipment; good opportunity
for first class man, state experience and
salary expected. Y 2f46 Herald, so B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
INFORMATION WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Otto Braun. d.sap-
pearcd August 1. 1915. husband OF Joseph
inc Braun. Elmhurst. l.. ]. Il 1865 Herald.
Brooklyn.
EINKEAD otherwise ISINCAID - William
Albert Kinkead (last heard OF from Beau
mont, Texas, In 1890 and sometime q school,
mastcr) VIII hear of something to his ad-
vantage on applying to CROSSMAN. BrOCK
a. CO. 10. Theobalds real. London. England.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

STENoGRAPHER, experienced. efficient, ex-
pert, desires part time position. Q 1919
Ilerald. Harlem.
SrE@oGRAPHEH and typist, young girl, be-
ginIef, desires position. II. Holtzer, 10 w.
li3th 81. Phone University ap54.
STENoGRAPHEGs, experienced; temporary.
afternoons, or copying home. Address
Steno, 25S W. 1S0th
MATTRESS. white; families. special oeca-
sions. cooking, refreshments TO order. de-
livered. tables set: references. 20S2 Het-
aid, Herald So.
WAITRESS, Swedish temporary OF steady.
Phone days. Vanderbilt 04e5.
WOMAN. American. take care OF invalid
elderly person or children by day. Tel
Harlem 2l44. w. 122d,
WOMAN. colored. wishes half time work
or dreasmnker's helper. Francis, AZ st.
Nicholas av.
WOMAN wants take out children after
moons Write Mrs. D., lis Columbus ay.
YOUNG girl, refined, TO take out child after
moons; references; experience. Damn. III
Il. S7th.
YOUNG Woman viii take home ladies fine
wash. Lenox i02la.
YOUNG woman days work wasaing. clean
ing. Gaynor, 1883 Amsterdam nv.
YOUNG woman. cooraG. half time. Forman.
care Ware, 2Io West f43d 81.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Help Wanted Male-DomestIc.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.
AUTOMOBILES A1-crroN sA1R

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALE
THIS DAY, MARCH 8, 1a O'CLOCK,
BROWNS AUTO TABLESPOONS
Sd sv., cor. l1ih ~. Stuyvesant q590.
The following cars will be Eoid at TO Gays
auction. All cars dag.. onstratsT.
Chalmers touring, Moon touring Oidsnio-
bile touring; Chevrolet touring Dodge
touring, Dodge sport model, . Buick tour
ing, Hupmobilc touring, Chevrolet sedan,
Studebaker touring, Scrlpps- Booth tour
Ing and roadster, Liberty touring. Chan
clers, touring; 6 Fords. touring: roadsters
and commercials. Many other makes of
passenger and commercial csrs viii ha
entered by sellers before j. o'clock to-day.
SELLERS: List your car here. We
have the buyers. Your car II sold while
you wait. Commission Is charged II your
car Is sold.
Regular Automobile Auction Sales arc held
MONDAY. WE'D, THURSDAY AND SAT-.
J. II. CAMPBELL, Auctloneer.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
New Jersey.

HOTEL LENoX, Central av., near Broad ST..
Newark, n. j., 3 minutes from Hudson
tubes; honey, comfortable. single, double
rooms or suites American plan: moderate
rates; elevator: fireproof: courteous service.
EAST ORANGE, 91 North Arlington av.--
Beautifully furnished rooms, all conven-
fences; Board IL desired. Phone Orange $3.50.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
Motor Trucks.

HALE OFF LIST PRICE.
Last consignment unused Maeks, piercea,
Whites, Packards. See MIR HARRIS, T4-Ta
Charlton 81, Phone Canal 35lG
B-TON C:arford, st-ton Maxwell 3ls-ton Arm.
leders, G.. NJ G, bus jobs, i-ton Nelle. 81.
ton IIurlburt. Lozier express. Chase.
Fords. Autocar, 3ik-ton Sterling. 2A-ton pia.
mond-T. I-ton DENLY. 3ia-ton Sehaeht ow.
ing 10 lack OF storage space the above motor
trucks, which are In good condition, Will bs
sold at exceptionally low prices; all arc real
bargains. no reasonable offer refused; cash
or time payment.
ARMLEDER MOTOR TRUCK CO.,
III Sd av. Brooklyn. Tel. Sterling taT..
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE, first class cook butler, general
houseworf, seeks position, 10 years expert
ence; city or country; speaks good English
willing. neat, economical and good manage
mens, Bryant 1885, Jack.
Man, married. thoroughly experienced taxi
Ing charges from call IN notion and dry
goods llne. desires suitable position. A I3S
Herald. $50 Broadway.
MAN-Parquet floors renovated: day, con
tract. Iiarlng, 1871 80 av Rhinelander
225S.
Man. handy, colorad, useful porter, house
man. Samuel 2l4t 5th av. Harlem 23s7,
MAN, young colored. married. 90. Porter
elevator operator Nennlng, East l3lst.
MASSAGE (35o1D. medlcated bath, paging;
excellent circulation; paralysis, neuritis;
reasonable. nivsraida 1851
MAssEUR WIN keep YOU iii. gentleman
CII09), eolored; thorough. Adams. 2542
Herlem
NEW YORK TIoUsEcLEANING COMPANY,
1870 East sdth II.
We supply expert cleaners for cleaning
apartments, offices, stores sc.
Filling long felt want Why bother your
self when we, Hlo have the experience and
personnel TO DO II can DO Il for you? our
prices are reasonable and we take contracts
for any length ~ timn
Estimates are cheerfully given for city or
country Tree 2f charge
PAINTER, paperhanger, pasterer. long
ments. Estates. private houses, moderate
prices; city. country preferred. Jaffa, o3G
Home ST. Interveie slai
PORTER, cooks helper. colorcd Wishes po-
sition. moderate wages. q 1910 Herald,
Harlem.
SALESMAN with car open for proposition,
city and suburban territory, good hustler.
q 1919 Herald. Bronx
srENoGRAPfER. five years experience,
knowledge bookkeeping, desires opportu-
nifty S29-Sa5. a 740 Herald. $50 broadway.
sTENOGRAPHER, thoroughly experienced.
wants position. u 1888 Herald Bklyn,
STEWARD AND WIFE.
City, country club; experienced, reliable;
good references q 1907 Herald, Harlem.
SUPERINTENDENT licensed engineer, ex-
perlenced high class apartment houses.
Raymond $40 W. 4lth.
VALET would like position as same in hotel
or apartment house: good references in
private service and also clubs. II 1899 Her
aid 10Th 81
VALET, English; excellent references: COM
potent, trustworthy; dlsengaged. NJ, us
II. 5jd st.
VALET. butler, thoroughly competent; can
do housework; good cook Phone Bryant
3l9i,
VALET. houseman, cook, all work: TO
o'clock daily. Telephone Morninsslde 74i1.
WAITER, foreman. on bread rolls buns.
all around man; institution preferred
steady; references. Flanagan, d3A WI. oSth,
WASHER. colored, garage stable; willing,
obielng. Gale. 2i4l eth av. Harlem .3sl.
YOUNG man, 90. desires position as dish
washer hotel, cafe restaurant. Jess Pay
ton, 227 East i27th ST., New York.
YOUNG man, neat, wishes position at any, any,
thing honest; city or country. Henry. FOG
West 140th. Phone Audubon 1909.
YOUNG: man, % strong, wishes position
anything. James Casamassa, 315 Il. 1iSth.
YOUNG; man, 81, wishes good. steady posi-
tion. Martin. 1882 olinvle ay.. Bronx.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
o5 TYPIsTs AND CLERKS.

A large financial institution has
% permanent positions open for
young women II years of age or
over. High school education de-
sirable. Hours are short. Lunch
cons are provided free. The start
ing salary is $l2 per week, and
many advantages and opportuni-
ties for rapid advancement are Of
fered 20 those who qualify. as all
advanced positions In the company
are filled by promotion.
Apply room 5o65. ! Madison av.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
AUTO AUCTION SALE AT MIsEL.s

AUTO AUCTION SALE AT MIsELis
TODAY. WEDNESDAY, MARCH s.
COMMENCES PROMPTLY AT IL O'CLOCK.
The cars that will he sold at auction
include Dodges, Hudsons, Studeba-
kers. Chalmers. Wintone. Fords. Chev-
rolets. Bucks, overlands and many
other makes that brought into our
sales ring too late to bs listed here.
Every car IS demonstrated. Title guar
anteed. Come early and get a bid on
the ear you want.
AUTO SELLERS: List your car az
this sale. We can sell IL for you.
Many BUYERS AZ our sales. (commls-
sion Is charged II car Is sod)
MISELS AUTO AUCTION SALESRoObfS.
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The New York herald., 1922-03-08
COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island
s1,NcEr LODGE

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach 50th and Surf av.. Sea Gate. Nortons
Point New York Harbor comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath. 45 min
utes from Times Square. 80 minutes Cham.
bers ST.; Municipal subway: rates reason.
q BILE. Apply phone Concy Island 1211.
The New York herald., 1922-03-08
statesmen.
THREE REAL Statesmen.

You have seen the advertising ~
our product IN the Times and on
tho billboards Of the subway, els-
waited and tube trains I'm New York
city, Brooklyn and New Jersey.
You have bought IL on the news
stands, &c. Now we are expand
ing and want three more live wire
producers to sell limited amount
or our capital stock. We furnish
leads. You cio7e them. liberal com
mission arrangement, netting 500
week and zip. Address box isS
Herald. Herald "a.