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Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02
Market Report
LOS ANGELES PRODUCE
United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Oct 2.-The market
today was fairly active though there
was almost no change in prices.
New cranberries from Washington
have made their appearance. Green
corn is coming in more liberal: quantl-
ties and is selling lower Northern let.
tuce is higher and serace, as the season
is nearly over. Local lettuce is slightly
higher.
Local watermelons are nearly all gone
and most supplies aIe from the southern
part of the state.
Beans, San Pedro, 712@s. Bunched
vegetables, per dozen lunches, turnipe
80; beets 80; spinach %; parsley 10;
celery, local, 800; grapefruit, local,
9.00@10.00; lemons, local, 6.50@ 900;
lettuce, local, 1.00@1.20; northern 4.50
@4.15; onions, Stocktons, l.50 q LOO;
local. 50@60; oranges, Valeneias, 1000
M11.00; peas, northern, SMl5; peppers,
local, 3@4; potatoes, rivers, 2.00@2.l3;
local 1900 Los; sweet potatoes 2120
81; squash 50@65; green corn, fmper-
ial, 60@S0; tomatoes, San Pedro, 15@
90; watermelons 1.250L5G.
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DR.. w. w. Brown,
Over First National Bank
Imperial, Calf. adv
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William Brought Back-Ralph Will

Violin Studio, 9th Season-590 Olive
avenue. Marie Jenkins, instructor. Spe-
cial attention TO tone production. tech
nique, and artistic bowing.-adv.
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4
court Friday, Judge NJ. w. Conklins
granted three uncontested divorces. Tan
zie James was given a divorce from
George y. James. Ben c. Zahner oh
tanned q divorce from katherine ID. Ia.
hner, whom he accused of desertion. Ber
nice NJ. Gowdy was divorced from
George H. Gowdy whom she charged
with support.
The 1923 New Moon with the new
price $1195.00. 127 S. 9th st.-adv.
Sues For Divorce Hazel Wheat has
filed application for divorce from Hem
rv Wheat, and asks for custody of their
three minor children.
Sewing Neatly Done-aTrs. Martha
smith, SOC North Sixth St.--adv.
DIR. Woodbridge o. johnson, formerly
farm advisor of Imperial County. now
PROBATION officer of Los Angeles, is Il
business visitor in the valley.
F. L. Culver and Oscar Carlson of
San Diego are looking after their
III tue valley.
Wooda Blesy Dancing School. Class.
zeal and ball room. 723 Orange. Phone
All W.-adv.
j. ;. Cameron of the Pioneer Title
Insurance Company is at home from
San Diego where he represented his
flrm at conference of title men held
last week.
w. T. Bill who was in town at tbe
week end has returned to his home in
Redlands.
j. L. Travers has returned from n
business trip to coast points.
Mrs. A. L. Cravath OF Holtville
shopped today in FL Centro.
Miss Gwynn johnson, deputy county
tax collector, returned last night from
a month 5 vacation in San Diego.
Sheriff Applestill drove in from his
home at Lemon Grove last night and
was attending to business today at
the court house.
Harry Kessler is back in FL Centre
after spending n week with his family
in San Diego.
j. R. Ford has returned from San
Diego where he attended a conference
of Title men the latter part of last
week.
A. n. Bucklin is in the valley for
few days to look after business mat
ters. He and Mrs. Bucklin will return
to spend the winter months about the
middle of October.
P. A. Murray, contractor on the
Calipatria high school is in Ell Centre
today on business.
Miss Mildred johnson who returned
from months vacation last week has
resumed her work at the Imperial Val
ley Drug store. |
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FEEL LAZY AND TinEDs

II you seem to lack the energy and
vigor you SHOULD HAVE these sum
mer months, get a box of
GRANTS SYSTEM TONIC
Clears the blood-purifies the system.
At Druggists or by mail postpaid 60c.
GRANTS SYSTEM TONIC CO.,
p. O. Box 1854 Los Angeles, Calf.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Cotton market
opened strong. October 20.65, up 50;
December 20.90, up 30; January 10.s0,
up 50; March 20.sS, up %.
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EWS BRIEFS
FROM CITY AND COUNTY

Large Number Books Added-The
| county library has added a large
number of books for supplemental use
in the schools of the county. Some
changes have been made in state text
books, requiring additional material
to be used in connection with them be
supplied through the county library
with which most of the schools of the
county work.
Dates, Fresh and Clean-Au prices
Highway Date Ranch. 4 miles west FL
Centre. Mail orders delivered. adv.
Weir Resigns-Frank G. Weir, as
sistant county iailer, has resigned his
position to devote his time to his
candidacy for tax collector AT the Nov
ember elections. c. NJ. Berry, bailiff
in Department l of the superior court,
will assume Mr.. Weir s duties tomor
scT. A nsT bailiff to take Mr.. Berry s.
place has not yet been appointed.
Dates. Fresh and Clean-An prices.
Highway Date Ranch. 4 miles west FL
Centre. Mail orders delivered.-adv
William Brought Back-Ralph Will
liams, arrested in Los Angeles last
week ON warrant from Calexico
charging him with issuing a bad
check to A. A. Crane of that city, was
brought to Fl Centre yesterday by
Sheriff C. NJ. Applestill. He will bel
given a preliminary hearing tomorrow
in Justice C. T.. Markev's s court at Ca
lexico.
Violin Studio, 9th Season-590 Olive
avenue Marie Jenkins, instructor. Spe-
cial attention to tone production, tech !
nioue. and artistic bowing.-adv.
Firemen Kept Busy-Three fire
alarms in one night, all from the same |
box, kept the firemen on the jump i
last night. The first alarm came IN
shortly after ) p. m. yesterday after
noon, from box II, for a small fire IN
storeroom at Sam Danenberg' junk
shop. corner of Fourth and Main
streets. The firemen extinguished the
blaze which caused very little damage
but were again called to the same |
place at z p. M, fire having started
again. This time it was put out for
keeps. Another alarm came in from
the same box at $3.50 a. m. today, but
the firemen could find no blaze, the
alarm evidently having been turned
in by some mischievous person.
Elmer A. Todd announces his music
studios open. Pupils may begin at any
time. 624 Olive. Phone 466 W.-adV.
DR.. w. w. Brown,
Over First National Bank
imperial. Calf. adv.
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COTTON RANGE
BUTTER. EGGS. POULTRY

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2.-Butter, ex-
ira, SO. :
Eggs, extra, 81; case count, 40; pull
cts, 3J.
Hens, 10 to so; broilers Sc.
Turkeys, young toms, 40 to 40; hens,
81 to AZ; old toms, 35 TO 40; small hens,
10.
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Canvas Yard or a Bale

Mrs. William Webber, deputy in tho
county assessors office, is at home
after a months vacation at co
points and was at her desk in the
office this morning. Mr.. Weber re
turned week ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Raines,, Calexico
are in Ell Centric today TO look for
house, intending to move 10 this city
for the winter
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-02

Registered at County, Library-Tht
following teachers registered Saturday
at the county library-E. G. Beyer
Rose district; Miss Fletcher, Brawley
r. Sanan, Centinela; H. Sidford, Ian.
tana; +. Sidford, Lantant: R. II. John
son, Calipatria; Corinne Loinaz, West
side Seeley; Ethel McGintey, Westside,
Seeley; Bernice Green, Verde; Mar
garet Oliver, La Verne; Lonora Clark,
Westmoreland; Mrs. Mamie Harp.
Westmoreland; Eulalie Beurg, McCabe
Union; Jessie Roap.h, McCabe Union;
Mrs. Josephine MaGuresson, Euealyp
tus; Lena M. Higgins, calipatria.
Money to Loan on automobiles, con-
tracts bought. Fred R. Cross, GO Main
st. Phone 359-J.-adv.
Edison Artists to Come-Perry Rog
ers, manager of the music department
of the Imperial Valley Hardware com
panv, announces concert in November
to be given by four prominent artists
who make records for Edison phono-
graph, two of whom will be Harvey
Hollinghead, tenor and Cecil Arden,
cornet. For several years past, the Ed
ison Company has sent artists here to
give concerts, which have been great
lv enjoyed by FL Centre music lovers.
The date of the concert and name of
the othr artists will be made known
within short time according to Mr..
Rogers.
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Firemen Kept Busy-Three fiji

Elmer A. Todd announces his music
studios open. Pupils may begin at any
time. 624 Olive. Phone 466 W.-ady.
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| JAPANESE young, cook; refined; thor
oughly competent; good references. Ma
suca, % West 65th.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

DETROIT electric, pass, 1918, single
drive, new exide battery new cord tires; Al
condition; 81 900. DUNN, 30 Whitehall st.
Phone Broad 1900 business hours.
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JAPANESE iaundryman. work by day; well
recommended. Phone Nomura, $500 Long
acre.
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JAPANESE. general houseworker desires
position In bachelors place or small fam
lily; honest, sober, willing and experienced.
kown II Concord ST. Brooklyn.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT cor-Rr
Eastern District OF New york

United LED sTATES DISTRICT COURT
Eastern District OF New York
A. M. Collins Mfg. Co.. comniainan,
aBailnst Geo, Davis Co.. Inc, defendant-In
equity To the above named defendant and
ell persons In interest; You and each Of You
are hereby given notice that pursuant to an
order OF this Court, dated the 2sth dav ~
January, 1922, and signed by Hon. Thomas
!. Chatfield. one Of tho Judges OF the limited
States District Court. now sitting M n Term
Of the United States District Court for Tho
Eastern District OF New York, that YOU re
required and directed to show cause before
this Court on the 2Ith day of Febr,iarv
1929, at eleven o'clock In the forenoon of
said day. or as soon thereafter as counsel
rnn be heard. why the Receivers appointed
herein should not be made tho Perinn nenf
Receivers In this proceeding.
Dated. New York. this 2nd day OF Febru-
ary, 1922.
ARCHIBALD PALMER,
Attorney for Complainant
800 broadway.
Borough OF Manhattan,
Julius J. Klein.
Thomas w. Maircs,
Pierre r. Jones,
RECEIVERS.
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MAN. elderly gentleman, Hebrew, educated
! skillful, reliable, references, wants office
position; salary moderate. Address 1851
| Intervale av., Bronx.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sALE-A group OF ten mining Claims
In Arizona. well developed, with t,nnais
shaits machinery, dwellings and wells. show,
ing rich copper and gold ore. four miles from
s. II. y. Z. Maps and engineers renort nn
application. Write TO the sUCKOw CHEM
ICAL CO, III Marsh-strong Bldg, Los
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MACHINIST, lathe, milling machine. as
sembling, all around. Rudolph vorlsek, 4S3
East 10Th
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.

FOR RENT--125 comfortable. attractive
rooms, with hot and cold running water
and use OF BATH xi4 per week each Martha
washington Hotel (for women only, 30 East
30th 81. and 20 East Goth 81.
LEXINGTON Av., 57o-smali. sunny room.
all improvements, suitable business woman.
KEEGAN.
LEXINGTON Av., G55.--Large. small rooms
phone.
2TTH, 217 East.--Large, light room, near
bath. telephone. elevator: 81. SUTHER-
LAND.
3iST, f38 E.--Doublc room, one or two bust
ness people; references. ANDRE.
NTH HT. EAST-Beautiful furnished room
and bath in private dwelling, for gentle
men. Phone Vanderbilt 500.
GOTH, 225 East.--T front rooms, steam
heat, gentlemen. O'CONNELL.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

BOARD wanted-Gentleman and wife desirs
room and board. with Christian Science
family preferred unquestionable referencos.
Hroadwav, @oV
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO rent. house in suburban town,
near New York city (with hospitaD. suit
able for doctors; state full particulars.
G62 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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JAPANESE. experienced cook butler house
work. city or country. My. phone Plaza
1852
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FOR LEASE--New dance hall. suitable for
commercial purposes: $500 feet; plenty
more II desired; flooded with light and air !;
all improvements. KNIGHT, 140th ST., Mott
and Walton avs. Phone Motthaven 0296.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.
WANTTD

1000 more agents, white and colored.
wanted by q well known land development
company to sell our lots and five acre farm
land at our fast growing towns between
Philadelphia and Atlantic City. II you are
a hustler you can earn from $500 to 81 600
per week IN commissions; some OF our agents
are earning more; we can prove IL. For
more Information write TO our main office.
MIzPAH LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
zoos y. 7th ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
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New Jersey.

BUILDING TO LET.
located at Hoholus, N. j., on the main line
Of Erie Railroad II miles from New York;
private railroad siding; floor space 4,200
square feet; all improvements, gas, water,
electricity and steam heat suitable for light
manufacturing. Write 8. NAGLE, Jr.,
HOHOKUS, n. j.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.
SUNSET LODGE,

SUNSET LODtrE,
Beach 50th and Surf av., Sea Gate. Nortons
Point, New York Harbor; comfortable steam
Leated rooms, with or without bath: As min
utes from Times Square, 80 minutes Cham
bers ST.: Municipal subway; rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
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GARDENER 10 any private estate; owner
requiring the services OF an experienced
gardener where first class services Is ex-
pected and appreciated; greenhouses and
landscape work; married, no family; first
class references. ID zoos Herald, Herald SCI.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From BATTERY to 18th ST., Inclusive.

BROADWAY, 4f5 (corner-Two lofts, $4,000.
y. 18th st., cor. 1sth-1'vo lofts, $500.
LARGE house with fine store on ground floor
20 let; splendid location: long lease: rea-
sonable rental l.. v. FIELD, AZ West sth ST.
PRIVATE FURNISHED OFFICE, Sf3.
MAIL AND TELEPHONE PRIVILEGE sS.
DUANE co. 2aG BROADWAY. WORTH $50.
37T broadway, Knit Goods Bidg.-Office, SOS
"a, IT,. possession. II. j. GUTTFOYLE G
co, fG5 broadway. Cortlandt T4T5
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MAINTENANCE, mechanical engineer de-
sires position charge OF factory. 43S South
ist, Mount Vernon.
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JANITOR. engineer; can make electrical and
mechanical repairs. Boone. 670 Sd av
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MAN, 80, strong. intelligent, New Yorker.
would appreciate steady work any kind.
Harmon, 100 West 9sth st.
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UPHOLSTERER, European, works at your
residence; good and reasonable. 1886 East
nth.
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PAPERliANGER, 40c. double roll; painter.
decorator; anything; references. Rinaldo,
916 e. 18th ST.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

MANICURIST wishes a position 800 Sum-
NIT av.. Summit Station, Jersey City
MASSEUSE wishes position with lady.
travelling or residence. Miss Svenson, 149
81. James place. Atlantic City. N. J.
MOTHERS helper and nurse; French;
speaks English. Apt. East. 3T0 w. 18th.
RIDING instructress for children, private
estate; thorough training In riding and
care OF horses: references. Y 22s4 Herald,
2S0 broadway.
YOUNG woman. educated, desires to do writ
ing of any kind at home. Mabele Lombard
h65 East 17sth ST.. Bronx, N. Y.
YOUNG woman, care small office exchange
phone orders. Clerical 353 West 2Sth.
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JEWELER, repalrer, polisher all week
Shaw. 10 West Doth. Riverside 1853
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

PHOTO PLAYER, suitable hall or theater
n combination of musical Instruments tsizs
* xt0). years old, perfect condition. private.
house demonstration, prico reasonable.
Rldcewood. y. j. Phone sO2W
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HOTEL NOMIs,

UoU-Bo- West l2Dth 81.
Rooms with private bath. S1e weekly; with.
out, 81 up; every convenience. Phone Morn
ingside $40 and 70s
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JAPANESE, splendid cook, butler. years
experience. desires position In city; refer
ences. =. NJ. MURRAY Hin, 2o5S.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs.
FURNITURE WANTED

FURNITURE WANTED PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES. ApAR r
MFNTS, PIANOS hooks, PAINTINGS. ..
VRtc.A.BRkc, 90. ToRfAs. l2o UNTvER.
sTrY PLACE. sTUYvEsANr isT0
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OFFICE FIXTURES.

rARTITIONs-About 400 feet wood and glass
partitions good quality, including 10 glass
coors and about 10 feet OF railing. first class
condition; must be sold at once any reasons
able offer accepted G. X. u. WALSH.
rRIzN,A, INC. ifo w 10th 81. rhon0
Iryant $751;.
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JATNNESl IODINt
first class man, for general housework In
family; best references Sada, 102 w. 125th
st. Morningside s193.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CENTRAL. PARK WEST, 65 overlooking
parl) Sacrifice. rooms, baths. KIRK
FATTICK. Columbus 1862.
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
TO RENT. SEASON OR LONGER. SI.AW-
SON & IIOBRS. 162 WEST TOD ST.
HOUSEKEEPING apartment excellently
furnished: . rooms. bath, kitchenette, SI5.
Wadsworth 1885,
STH AV., S1.--Three rooms and BATH cleo
tricity, heat, private house. near subways
and park; price $75 monthly
44TH. 210 West CWestover Court)-Bachelor
apartment, high class; hotel service, meals.
See resident manager. Bryant $500.
45TH, 40 WEST--TWO BEAUTIFULLY
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH.
50rH ST. West-Attractvely furnished
rooms, large living room, two master bed
rooms, kitchen; maid service; elevator; long,
ehort lease. Telephone Circle G273.
list, 22s W., Hotel Robert Fulton-To sub
let large rooms with bath; Southern ex-
posure.
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YOUNG man wishes steady position as In
structor in swimming, lfesaving. physical
culture, for camp, indoor or travelling: ex-
perienced; excellent references. l.. Schming-
hammer. 33s Garden St. Iioboken. n. J.
YOUNG man, colored desires office position !;
high school graduate; experienced; best ref
erences Claude Austin. w. 135th st
YOUNG man, colored. desires position as
valet or chauffeuri references. G. 1006
Herald, Fulton st.
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| COUPLE, twhite) wife as cook and house,
worker, husband 10 drive car and make
himself useful about house and garden; state
references and wages expected r. o. Box
l 1l6. HaYshnre. l.. L
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MAN. handy, married wishes position,
plumbing, pipe fitting, maintenance work.
F. Neubert. Jr.. 463 Brook av.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted remale-pOmestic.

At MRS. THEO MA1MRERG's
SWEDISH AGENCY (FSTABLISHED 1881.
1910 LEXINGTON Av. (73TfD.
Select help. All positions. Private families
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MAN, white, intelligent, honest. handy, witt
own tools; do repairing and painting. Rich
ard Miller, f31 w. 130th ST.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above sstb st.-Stb Av. to East River.

Torres and loft In AID st. district.
BOWMAN. 1l5 w. AID.
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Motor Trucks.

TWO ton Autocars. furniture bodies; four
q ton Rainier: panel bodies. J. s. BAILEY
Co. II Bond ST.. Brooklyn.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Male-Domestic.

NIIUhtfonS WNnttu MhIe-DnncstIc.
IfOUSEwoRKER, cook, butler, janitor
painter. artist. decorator. salesman me
chanc, office boy. gardener, farmer. &c.
bureau open till end OF March. FREQ Employ
ment Bureau, Aid for Unemployed Dept.
Japanese Association, 119 East 34th st. Tel
Murray Hill iS30-4S31
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Above 18th Sc. 10 seth St. unciusive).
East River 60 North River.

DAYLIGHT LOFTS.
Light four sides large freight elevator
electricity. steam heat; 1000 TO 1900 square
feet; Immediate possession. Engineer 201-
200 East 49th Ut. OWNER, Academy 2754.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT-Chie accountant, expert for
large hospital New York State: steady
positions good salary; meals. room included;
only those with good references considered.
Call before l O'Clock Saturday or Monday,
all day Whitney, $50 West 54th.
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PHOTOGRAPHER, all around man,
sistant motion picture camera man, wishes
position. Naka, 341 Lexington av., city.
TORTER.-Colored man wishes position
porter: neat worker. 204 West 9th.
PORTER wishes position in store or shop.
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PAINTER wants position, estate. apartment
hotel, office building. Dunn, 84S 9th av.
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MASSEUR-Feeling below par. gentlemen?
Massage win keep you fit; try II (7T09) !;
colored; thorough. Adams, 2542 Harlem.
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Suburban real estate thoroughly familiar
with all details of The business, including
tion of houses; salary and commission.
ID 2007 Herald. Herald SO.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

ACCOUNTANCY student desires position
with accountant; salary no object. p 2aS1
Herald. Herald So.
ASSISTANT bookkeeper, knowledge shipping
and banking, expert figurer, desires posi-
tion good firm. u 1926 Herald, Brooklyn.
EOY, reliable, refined, Christian; best refer
ence. GIG Herald, $50 B'way.
BOY. 10, graduate, wishes position anything
honest. Joseph Enrich, sos West 4oth.
BUTLER, Swiss, first class references,
wishes position, travel. Charles, 620 Lex
ington av.
EUTLER-Young Chinese as butler or gem
eral houseworker, In good family; refer
ences. Fong, Y. VI. Q. A., Pei st.
TUTLER, coored, wishes position. c. Jack
son. 80 w. 18Th (care of Wupperman).
CASHIER, best references. wishes positions
restaurant. lunchroom. Kern. 351 ST. Mich
olas ave.