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New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Norwich Won't Start
In Latonia Derby Race

CINCINNATI. June 26.-Moryich,
who went down in defeat Saturday in
the Latonia special race. trailing
Whiskaway and Thbadoux. will no; be
started In the $4,000 Latonia derby
Saturday. Benjamin Block. his owner.
announced to-day Norwich will be
shipped East and given rest. accord
ing 70 plans % his owner. Whiskaway,
winner o. the special race, viii also
not run Saturday. IS trainer Jimmy
Rowe has decided to get him ready for
mis- summer engagements az Saratoga.
WIKI these two stars OF the turf as
on-s;arters in the classic SATURDAY,
Harry Payne Whitney will depend on
Olympus and Broomster 70 carry his
eolors 10 victory In the derby.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
L.atonia Results

rirst racs ffor three year.oics ana up
rard. claifninr. purse. fl,so.. SIX ~
ienf"-SN@,y = bosss sss Re- Re- radon. III u,
v.,i.ori 20 and SAB aecond, sersl
con,hs 10 fHeupeu. $3.50 third Tine.
I.lsi.5 Miss cai;hs. Picxwick. Ffa' \.
\ 4kin. Crayscn. Tacoia an- lolnefl A'''
seeenI race Cfor iwo-ysar-oiis. h..les
claiming nurse. 81 200, I've aaa ha.i
furlorTsi-Miss Meiss. ieI ~ Pool $50. :. ~.
ss,is 81 sisf Al $40. second Ksnmsre
fs- ,e-~4,hl $50 third Time .nl t-l-
resri~ Manicure Maid. Anfonia' Power
RonErli and Mss jnr.s also ~.
Tflfd facs for thrse-year-oiif anl lp-
-a.t claiming maidens. nufs". ~ VOC
or, mile ana a slxtesatkJ-Fiyias Prince.
-. tOFensi. SEQ. $50 and ). g. "oh
Michael J. Daiy. ii5 n Poop. 1sy an
$50 ,hlrd Tire. 10 a-5 Semproni..
reuse. WNd. Dsuy ~. Nig Riima. .r,n-
lion. pr Praii. Auiocrai Tex ana TONY
y5g,,b -see The savoy Hotel Purss. for
ffree-year-olds ard upward sllnNhn-fs T.
purse 81 TOO. slK furiongsl- Nerti May
i0S r POOL. s. 80 81 80 and 90. on !
chAt,re;en. 70. ,Ksnnteyl ,. t,so ana
,hird. Time, i.i: Royal Palm. Dorothy
tkner. barracuda Wifsecn' Hgf nor
and Advocate also rAn. 49,, ,,..t....
Tifh race Tho Grand Hotel handlcapi
so- ,hr~e-y -year-oids and UPWARD prrse
q. 600. ore mile and seventy yards l--Ninic
N III O. Pooil. $40. - and -. NoH
psrader. irs Smith. t7.i0 and - ~. sc
ord. Ganrway. iCt fksnneeyl. - 70. thira
Time. l.ta1-t Bonus. Mulc4oef. No'n-
trsp and Firebr4nd also ran.
si,fh rare f,or tVo-year-oids; ciois ard
Tei6inss. claiming. purse. ti.tQo. -fe AM
half furIonEs)--Iesiie. lps fFsnrran ,.
$3.50. $3.50 and s.. ~on. Jski- nay
fKsrnsdyl. 1910 md s.. second. flfsi
Ward f6f fsmlfhI $40. third. Tine.
i.6f 5-s Jack FROST and Hughes Graham
ai.. ran "a. -
seventh rsce ffor ihFee-yesr-olfs arc
ut,uard. claiming. purse. fi.toQ, one ~. ie
40 sI.feorfh Louis =. i0f ~. floi 2.
ftsf. 80 and 9. ~. won. walnut ~ ll.
iss iO~~nsl sac and g. AZ. s@eond. Cut
VI. 100 q. wiiscnl, 81, ihlre- Tine. - -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

frf. Edna " Welt and Mrs.
Marshall Mclean wor the vomen's
doubles title by defeating Miss Rosa
mcnd Newton and Miss Corona Winn.
at 10. 81. in the final round ih.t
e.roa.e~ cxncriencc ard steadircss Of
he winning combination ofsetting
the speedier, more spectacular tactics
Of the losers. The mixed doubles
event will be brought into the hnal
round tomorrow. with the hnal
probably 20 be played on Thursday.
A keen struggle was anticipated when
Miss Chapman and Mrs. Waring took
the court. for both are noted for their
steadiness. their determination and
their indefatigable court covering.
MANY of TIE deep eeurt rallies we're
long drawn out affairs. with the ball
travelling back and forth over the net
for what seemed almost interminable
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
HOW CreicS Finished
In POughkeepsie Races

POUGHKEEPSIE. June 26.-
The order Of finish in the inter-
collegiate regatta rowed on the
Hudson River to-day follows:
Junior varsity-Won by Cor
nell by 2H lengths; time. 8
minutes 45 3-5 seconds. Colum-
bia, second by half a length;
time. 9 minutes. 50 seconds.
Syracuse third by IL lengths. in
9 minutes 81 seconds; Pennsyl-
vania fourth. and Pennsylvania
15O-pound crew fifth. No time
taken.
Freshman eights - Won by
Syracuse by ten feet Of open
water; time, . minutes 20 1-5
seconds. Cornell, second by four
feet; time, 9 minutes 23 3-5 Sec
onds. Columbia. third by one
quarter length, and pennsylvania
last Time. 9 minutes 2G sec
onds, half a length behind Co
lumbia.
Varsity raoe-Won by Navy
by one length; time. Is minutes
33 3-5 seconds. Washington sec
ond by two-thirds Of length; /;
time, l3 minutes 36 l-5. SYRIA
cuse third by ten feet; time. Is
minutes 3S 4-5 seconds. Colum-
bia fifth by 1la lengths; time,
l3 minutes - Is seconds.
Pennsylvania last, i3 minutes
90 3-5 seconds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Star Riders in 50-Mile
Motor Paced Bike Race

Five international stars Will compete
In the ffty-mile Brassard motor paced
race at the New York Nclodrome to-
night Jules Miguel. the Fronchman,
is the outstanding competitor and he
viii fight il out for first honors against
Clarence Carman. American title
holder: Frank Cory, Charles Fcrkyn
and Georges Coumbatto. The winner
will receive $50 a week IN addition 20
the prize money as long as he holds the
Brasssrd title.
Arthur Spencer is all set for his one
mile match race. best two out Of three
heats, against Orlando Piani. the ltal-
Ian star, which prcccdcs thc paced
event Spencer al the present time is
lied with Ray Eaton for FIRST hono.y
.n the American championship struggle.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Swimmers Invited to
Compete i'm Garden Meet

Invitations were to-day extended 20
Misses Gertrude Ariclt and Eli.aooih
Becker. Middle Atlantic Association
swimmers. and also 20 the fastest girl
.y.immers Of Atlantic City 20 compete
In the 200.meter handicap event Tor
women which is 20 be held at Madison
square Garden next Thursday night
The complete program follows;
Seyenty-ihree yards novice race and
200 meters handicap for wome-. novice
fancy dive from l0-foot springboard
and 200 meters handicap for men.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
New Hampshire Football
Schedule Is Announced

DURHAM. y. H. June 2s.-The foot
ball schedule Of New Hampshire Col
lege. made public today, provides for
nine games, Including contests with
West Point and Cornell. The schedule
is as follows games 70 be played here
unless otherwise designated;
September %. United states Marines
September st Bates. october :. SoT~ieh
october a. Cornell a. Ithaca october ~.
tinted states Military Academy a. West
Paint. october .s MasFafhusftfs Agricul
fr-af College o. Amhe-st. November 4.
ve-n,ort. Nover,iber -. University of Maine
81 Manchester. November -. Boston UNIV
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Miss Davis to Compete
At Brighton or Saturday

Ni7s K0fForlno UaVI7. An.rlca's
greatest female baseball pitcher. will
DC n competitor IN tho first wome1's
open athletic meet which will bc held al,
the Brighton Beach hcld ro.t Saturday.
Miss Davis is coming from Scranton os-
pccially 20 participate IN tho baseball
throw and in the basketball throw
event
The meet was originally scheduled
for Juno l.. but rain caused post
poucmcnt. Miss Davis and three otnc-
Scranton girls came ou for tho meet and
before returning home they signed en-
Try blanks for thc row date. Miss
Davis has q record Of more than 12j
feet In the baseball throw and B. "a
vorod 20 win the event With a record
breaking toss.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

crowd cheereg.
AS soon as the royal party had bad
a view of the courts the tnrpau,lns
were lowered over them in tho hope
that the tournament play could be
started ss soon as the gain ceased.
The first match was 70 be IN the
mems singles, Kingscote against God
cree. and the second a doubles ahair'
with Asthalter, an American, playing
with cravley as mis- partner, against
A. ". Gore and F. l.. Riseley.
PLAY was finally begun in these two
matches, with the following results:
First round, mems singles. +. X.
Kingseote defeated L. Godfree, 6-l,
6-3. SO.
The second match was in the mems
doubles. ". c. Crawley and A. W
Asthal.er won The hrsi set from A. ".
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

Gore ard =. L. Riselcy. 6-2, when
rain stepped the play.
One record went 20 America during
tho iss. days play IN the tennis tour
namcnt here Vnen Asthaltcr smashed
the irst bail nto the royal toX. ~
which King George and Queen May
were seated. Although the American
is 4 terrific yollcycr no casualty re-.
suited. and the doubels match, iE which
Astahalter was playing with ". {.
Crawley as a partner, continued until Il
was stopped By the rain.
After two hours Of rain the doubles
match was resumed, and Asthalter and
crawley won two more sets from Gore
and Riseley, GO, ca. Asthalter's
fiery reverse service completely over
whelmed the English veterans.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
InIinson f'iQhi Banned

WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE
Ohio. June 26.-The fight between
tut Jackson and Jack Johnson, negro
pugilists, was ordered called on b.
Common Pleas Judge c. A. Reed to-
day. when he ordered Jackson 20 re
frain from engaging IN the fight con-
templated here July T."
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Bouts HeredbOuts
I0.NIGIIl

oakland \. 4. Jer->y Cty-k. o.
phil kapian ~. Harry Martone. -
r0dIls.
WEDNESDAY
Brighton Boxing Ciub-Nillie rhlcfer
-. while Curry. - rounds.
THURSDAY
l.ih Regiment Armory--rred Steuber
~. Joe O'>~il. - rounds.
FRIDAY
18th Regyr1en: Armory-Danny I'd
wards ~. Jackie MrfOy. IL rounds.
surf \. C.--i'aul DOYLE ~. willie fen-
tour. ~ rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Rain Enterferes With Tennis
Matches ON Wimbledon Courts

WIMBLEDON 26 by The Associated Pres-Fuly seven
spcctators were present Wimbledon amphheater
o'clock King George and Queen Mary brayed
~ dovrpour of rain formal opening OF the courts
an which the Wimbledon grass championships scheduled
70 begin at that hour aed the national anthem and the
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Miss Chapman Victor in Final
Match for Jersey Tennis Title

Of the Nyack Country Club the women
championship lawn singles title yesterday by
defeating Wang Of the New York Tennis Club by score
round Of the annual tournament played on the
courts the Field Club The surprisingly oneded
y which Chapman gained her aurels the result Of
,sck~ curt
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

the day Of the fight.
This match. il was announced b.
Driscoll, will serve rs substitute
for the bout between Sharkey and
Pepper" Martin. originally scheduled
for tho July s date. which fell through
owing to the cxorbitant demand. made
bg Martin.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Saddle and Boots, at 10 to 1,
Captures Feature at Aqueduct
Outsider Takes Myrtle Selling Stakes by Nose From
Teddy X. in Driving Finish; Ray Jay Comes
From Behind to Win Africander Handicap
By w. ]. Macbeth

E. b McLean's Saddle and
gaop worth $4,000 which the feature yesterdays
Aquedu The Quincy Teddy nosed out H. Waers
Bsorm for the place All three Of the
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Dundee and Sharkey Matched
For l5.Round Bout on July 6

Johnny junior light champion Of the world and Jack shakey
yned articles Yesterday the Office Joe Wagner
Of Sharey fifteen rounds decision for the worlds title The
bout July Ebbets Field Brooklyn Dave
Dr matchmaker Ebbcs-McKeeycr Exhibition Company
ranged the match agreed weigh in 3O pounds
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Cornell Finishes Fourth,
Columbia Fifth, Penn
Last in Annual Classic

tcoau,v.e ron Ssss 'sD
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27
Auueduct Entries

- n4cr-co,1l,lon,. two.y.ar.olas
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

THIRD BACE-The Castle hishNel.a,
r,x ana q haie fgrlongr
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s Coupled m ,o. IL III. l.. oai'n B4' lad "
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

.Appfsetlce sIloVance Of n's p08H1'
claimed
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

claimed
New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

SECOND RACE - Claiming; tAref-ye7T-
olds. mile
40 'AVsps .t.t.... .lo.lift N-s,r' 80
ffq OfrrfaFe ......t lil t.- I4l"@F" ''f.'f.'F'
frfI sgsddIs srt X. ia
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FURNITURE.

DEDUCT 500
From Any Piece of Furniture
Self-service in Furniture buying. The first
time in New York's history.
GRAND RAPIDS. THE WORLDS BEST
FURNITURE.
Can Now BE Bought at This New York
Branch Warehouse.
We display the latest designs In up to the
minute Furniture. and in our 40. 900 so. feet
of showrooms you will find qualities un-
equaled and prices that will amaze and
astound the keenest bargain hunters
No long credits--no fancy displays-all
these overhead expenses are deducted from:
the price tag.
Notice to iicalers: Bring your customers
as usual. Charge your own price and pay
US 5Oqo OF the ag price.
open to l.. NJ. daily and Saturday
Easily reached by 9th and 10th av. cars,
a9ih 81. crosstovn cars and II. Il. r. sub.
way at 55th st.
Monthly bulletin No. II on request
Telephone Circle a3i2.
GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE
st, MANUFACTURERS WAREHOUSE
~ ASSOCIATION,
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NOTICE Is hereby giverlh,at in a Petition
.rrcernied under the abovNhct 10 the Court
~ Session 1tirst Division, Lord Ashmorc
Ordinary. Mr.. Moir ClerlD by James Young
Iesidins at IVY Bank. Coldsiream. and
others. ss ncxt-of-kln aud nearest represen-
tativcS OF JOHN ROBERTSON YOUNG.
someiimc photographic artist In Edinburgh
whose last know address was G. o. Mrs.
John 1avine. 90 West 22nd Street New
York. u. =. A.. rrayinR tisir Jordships 20
find that the said John Robertson Young
estdisappearod. that the aUth day Of April
1915 was thc last date on which he was
known 20 be alive, and that he died on said
5Oti day of April 1918 or. II not must be
ys-<iimrh 10 have died seven years there
aftrr on tho a0th day ~ April fg2.. the fol-
lowing intcrlocu,or has been pronounced.
"isth October 1870. Lord Nshmore. An "
"Graingrr stewart Tile lord Ordinart
"appolnts the petition 20 be lntlnatod on
tile wells and IN the Minute Booi, IN com g
"mon form ami 20 he advertised once a.
week for the two sucrcHsivc weeks in tho
scotsman and New York Herald News"
papers and allows all persons claiming
Interest 10 lodge Answers thereto. " SO"
advised by tho pth day Of January 1929"
tSigned) John Wilson,
q. a ". Bennet Clark W. s.,
q Moray Place, Edinburgh. Scotland.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
business Connections.

A NEW YORK corporation with efficient
organization and sales forco wants TO rep
resent good house with line OF real merit or
commission basis; general manage G. H.,
.n32 Herald. Herald &c.
OFFICE man or woman for secretary largo
corporations; present secretary retiring
must Invest 81 .OOo fully secured: good sal
airy. Give telephone number. Box $40, DOG
Fitzgerald Bldg.
E\PERIENCED architect and structural en-
gineer, national reputation. would like ac-
tive Interest building or manufacturing COM
nnnN. Room sos. 1919 EroadMaY.
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has a very charming dining
room set. dark oak. Just like new; cost
$3.50, now in auction sale room; will be sold
at public auction unless bought by private
party. 200 Madison av., Room %.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

WANTEn-Baby boy or girl. to N dsys
old, for adoption; fair complexion pre-
fcrrcd: good home, absolute surrender. NJ.
~. .G3 W. t25th at
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
statesmen.
AN APPEAL
TO COMMON SENSE.

COMMON SENSE.
Two familiar figures in the financial
world are passing. The Emotionalist
with his brass bands and careless
handling OF other peoples money has
had his day. The Bromidial Hypo-
critic who smugly used respectable
ity'' on the surface TO conceal ras-
cality beneath dies hard. but he. too,
IL doomed. We are coming TO the
age of reason and the appeal TO COM
mon sense must now be resorted to
In Finance as I'm other fields. II your
work does not bring you pleasure. X
your environment Is not of your
remunerated for your energy and
ability, in other words. II you want
10 better yourself. a little talk with
me may make a great deal OF DIFF
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essentials. / hope you are capable
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There are several men working with
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Perhaps their coming In contact with
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do for each other II we never meet.
II you really are IN earnest in look
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little talk with you. II you KEEP
the appointment. after making II.
I'll understand that II Is highly likely
TINT you are the sort OF man that
am looking for and with whom ! can
do business M great profit to us both.
for the MANAGER. Cortlandt 1874.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

BOoKKEEpIR. assistant: Christian: rcsid-
ing In Brooklyn or Queens state aEe, ex-
pericnce and salary expected. AddreA. IN
own handwriting, Il. o. Box 4. Pratt sta-
tion. BROOKLYN
BOOkKEEPER, competent, experienced TAX
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For sale.

GREAT NOVELTY - phonozraph needle
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splendid opportunity Ia offered 20 purchase
patents; fortune IN II. ROBT. WILSON. 3ft
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Capital Wanted.

WELL known and successful electrical and
radio distributDrs. operating. several stores
lave opening for trustworthy and progress
sivo young man az branch store manager:
ono who Is capable of assuming complete
charge and Investing $1,000: substantial
salary plus half profits: state past record
fully Box 80. Station $, city.
- -Cplu'ORNTION wishes connection reliable
brokerage firm to underwrite issue COM
misson basis. II $50 ADOF 2O6 Broadway
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Miscellaneous.

WANTED by nurse. to care for feeble mind"
cd patients in private country home. 1910
Broadway, box 494.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Westchester.

RoCKLEDGE MANOR
Family Hotel, Bruce and Weiles-
ley avs. Yonkers; single and
double rooms, with or without
baths: $50 up weekly rates.
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Long Island.
BOARDERS WANTED.
West Side.

sPUYTEN DUYvIL-ON-HUDSON Man
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Grand Central; $6.15 commutaaon few
commodations in private home. LESLEY,
COS w. 227th. RJsigsbridge 3104.
WASHINGTON HE1GHTS-private nome,
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moderate. Phone Waisworth 1867. Apt 80.
75TH, "a w.-Sunny room, bath, parlor floor;
excellent meals: table guests.
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Business Loans.

LOANS UP TO 5000 for one year or less
weekly or monthly payment plan: no chat
tets. no pawns. no assignment OF salary re-
qir,ed. Character aud earning power the
basis OF credit
THE MORRIS PLAN COMPANY,
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@GS iirand 81. 20 Court st. BROOKLYN.
36i ". it9fh 81. 1868 Pitkin av., Brooklyn.
] Union Square. sO4 Manhattan av., B'kIyn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JoIIN nonlNrsoN Yo1iNn-

] PRESUMPTION OBJ LIFE rdMITATIoN
tSCOTLANpl ACT 1891.
10 and % Wet. Cap. 20.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male.

ACCOUNTANT books opened, closed au-
dited; part time bookkeeping; efficient re-
liable. moderate. income tax expert. Paul.
Phone Beekman 1884.
ACCOUNTANT. auditing. periodical book
keeping arrangements, systematzing.
Greene 205E. Hudson Terminal. Cort. 1870.
ACCOUNTANT. office managet. eryert at
figures, capable. energetic, thorough, 10
years experience; $40. B go Herald.
BOOKKEEPER'S assistant, accustomed TO
handling large number of accounts, with all
correspondence and detail. 511 Herald
BOOKKEEPER, PART TIME WORK, EX-
PERT; TRIAL BALANCES; MODERATE.
PAUL. PHONE BEEKMAN 1924.
BUTLER-vALET.
Japanese. "a, first class in every respect:
best New York references. Kindly write to
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BUTLER, experienced, well trained English
man, would like situation as butler or as
second man and valet; city or out OF town;
excellent references. b 56i Herald
BUTLER-vALET-CO COOK, experienced bach
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Harlem.
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city. country; appearance. M 14f3 Herald.
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For Itlre--Motor Trucks.

MOVING VAN, empty. leaving New York
city Friday November II. for philadelphia.
Full load wanted. Apply TO MILLER. North
Broad st. Storage Co.. Philadelphia
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Brooklyn.
Children Boarded.

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for 2: all conveniences; home cooking; re-
fined surroundings. Phone Sterling O01J
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1NTELliGENr American win care for child
over 2: opposite park; country summer !;
$40. Appointment phone 1884 Morningside.
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HELP WANTED-Female.
Instruction.

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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Hooklyn.

$rooklyn.
ETH Av.. fe0.-One. two exceptionally fur
nished rooms. private bath. South 22o1.
Long Island.
COMFORTABLE room, II feet square. south
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$65 month; available November 20. 101
6locum Crescent. Forest Hills. l.. /. Tele-
phone 6548 Boulevard.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female.

ACCOUNTANT and visiting secretary,
woman Of executive experience, supervising
check book, household. club, institutional
and state. accounts. Waring Mann. Al w.
Slth.
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COUPLE, well Experienced wishes position.
woman cook and housework: man chauf.
feur, mechanic md walter; bcst reference.
Arizona state miner., 1922-10-14
Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce
Holds Enthusiastic Meeting Sunday
Card of Thanks from Catholic
Ladies.

The Sale of the Catholic Ladies
yesterday, tho on Friday the 18th
of the month, proved a lucky day
a fter all and everyone was
elated. Over $91 was realized
and there is now a sentiment that
the amount should be made an
even 500. which will be accom-
plished by individual subscrlp-
ton. Everything was fine and
the Ladies Of the Catholic Church
gratefully acknowledge wi h
thanks the handsome responsive
spirit that has prevailed in the
benefit of their church by every
body. Any time the ladies of
the Presbyterian Church are hav-
ing similar object in view, they
are heartily invited to call on the
Catholic ladies, who are more
than willing to help in every way
possible.