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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

.ssA Underweeh Stands Ito Ground.
he Argus oas week ago printed N sood
sfastA The voluntary promise of Representative
ii lie city and county governments that there
was 70 b suppression Of vice conditions In
Rock Islsnd. The Argus now wishes 70 report
- he people Of the city that those promises
have mot been fulfilled. A newspaper that would
fail TO make this report would be guilty Of aid
Ing in . conspicary to betrsy public confidence.
: The Argus wishes to confess here that 1t
dosbted when the statement OF the ofacials was
offered for publication that the promised moral
renovation would take place. The Argus had
ssyer pointed to any particular vice that it
:sosght to have eradicatsd in the city. the
paper simply warned the authorities and the
people that there had grown up in the com
munity an underworld innuencet that has be-
come menacingly powerful and that it would
not stop short Of the destruction Of human life
In resisting interference with it, operations.
Tho warning that The Argus served was in the
interest Of the homes Of the city. The Argus
said that Bill Gabel was murdered because he
dared to protest against the practices Of an
organization with which he formerly had con-
hdentiai relations The Argus said that the
murder OF Bill Gabel was notice to every other
Rock Island citizen to attend strictly to his
own businsss; that the underworld was here to
stag and did not propose to brook disturbance.
nd matter from what source. The underworld
. had pufchassd IT. franchise and It did not pro-
pose TO permit IT. invalidation by public opin-
VI y protest
%Home Of the onicials Of the city and the
c6lpty did not like the frankness with which
Ths Argus discussed this deplorable condition
in 1ock Island. and some Of the assertions that
were printed In the paper were questioned.
The Argus was accused Of causing tempest in
a,leapot. But when representatives Of the city
va county governments came to The Argus
xmcs and volunteered pledge to clean up the
sity they cateeorically contested the truthful
nets Of every charge that had been printed in
TSDlArsus. The Argus stands BY every state
AAN that it has printed with reference to
underworld conditions in Rock Island.
, Evils that you As q citizens have been
n told would be removed BY your city and county
1ofacials remain. the cleaning having gone nc
further than the serving Of notice upon liquor
sellers and tool gamblers. 1t is moi
~ business Of The Argus to- protect tn,
citizens Of Rock Island against the menace thai
~ been allowed to grow here. That is the
sworn duty >of oficialdom. But 1t is the bus.
i4ess Of The Argus to print the news. to give
Etedk when credit 10 due and to place blame
ghsn there is blame to be placed.
Il The Argus 10 not surprised at the failure Of
ofaeialdom to act. But it is a little surprised
that 1t should have made such glowing prom.
Nes and then deliberately failed to live up To
L.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

When 1t comes to determining supremacy
in city ~ between the underworld and de-
csncy ths victory Invariably IL scored by de-
qency. The Rock Island underworld doesn't
want the msrdsrs q BIN Gable apprshsndsl
and punished. Good citizenship insists that
they shall b. Good citizenship will have its
way. tAsssA tt1ay AsEs y wait patiently foe
~ Dnn8mnf1nD II ..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

Our teeth would be better, &C.
cording 70 one doctor, II We ate
hard foods and drank after meals,
instead Of consuming our ordinary
food and using = toothbrush.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

Goldfish numbering 100000 are
imported into Great Britain ever
year, most Of them coming from
Italy, where the breeding is . big
industry.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12

YESTERDAY" the telegraph ed. COM
plains, Il sent up a hsh story about lrvin
Cobb. The press operator nAa spelled II
T.. when 1 read the paper last night I found
that the compositor had carefully replaced the
r. will you tell the composing room that
Irwin Cobb is heavy enough without piling that
extra T. ON him% We can think Of NO mas
sage it would give us greater pleasure to
deliver.
Most Of the Misunderstanding Trio
Are ni-Censdeus.
10. o. Mcintyre, New York Day BY Dry".l
A musical comedy actress was band
\ ed free ticket in Central park the other
morning for the early performance IN
the trafic court A minion Of the law
had "clocked" her hitting OF 40 milss an
hour in her stunty little roadster.
What were you trying to do" asked
the magistrate.
II was just trying to seriously split
the air." she smiled.
well II You did it as well az you
split the inhnitive think it is no more
than fair for you to split . hundred dol
lar bill and leave it with the court" said
His Honor. And afterward the chlorine
told her friends that she wouldn't know
an infnitive If one jumped in her lap.
RED (who by the way, is a great help to
us) sends us another Of his manuscripts la
Peter Whine with the warning word to hold
it until . decent interval between contribu-
tons has elapsed and plea not to ''overwork
the stuff" But, dearly beloved, whom We are
forced to choose between overworking Reds
offerings and overworking ourself-well, what's
the logical answer?
THE COLLECTED POEMS OF HOWARD VAN
ARSDALE MACMONAKYT.
MEMORIAL EDITION.
With . FereWord BY
Joshua Fitch Chambers kitwell Ph. d. (Oxon,
Professor Of English language and Liter.
aturo Universityef OttanwA
Too long time the budding genius stayed
To play, exultipg. with the heavenly IRE.
Too long = time his infant fancy played
With love and Joy and hate and oil desire.
r. MARION ANDERSON
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
F0rewOrd.

fOfoWOf0.
When word Of the death, in his fifth year
of Howard Van Arsdale MacMonakys was
brought to ne WAS horrihed into unbelief
1T cannot BEL" / exclaimed, that the voice
Of this most touted of infant geniuses is to be
heard no more. God is good but to expect His
Intervention in this is to assume too great an
interest on the part Of Deity in the details OF
humanity" 80. -. But my informant smoke
the truth. The voice Of MacMonakys was in
deed silenced.
What good does a collected edition of any,
ones works accomplish, Miss Amy Lowell has
inquired. None whatsoever, particularly in the
case Of 20 pestiferous a child poet a. Howard.
But this last tribute will please his
family; and no one has to read it 1t
is q small price to pay for peace
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-12
THE COLLECTED POEMS OF HOWARD VAN
ARSDALE MACNONAKYN.

Too long time the budding genius stayed
To play exulttpg. with the heavenly IRE.
Too long time his infant fancy played
With love and Joy and hate and ali desire.
r. MARION ANDERSON.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT. cashier. executive. age s0
married. broad mercantile experience, cred
its, now employed; salary 5000 Address
Prompt. $50 sth sv.
BUTCHER, first class all branches. La
Rue, sos w. 22d. Tel 1900 Chelsea.
CkRPENTER. iobbinr alterations. furni-
tufc. renovating, painting day, contract; !;
reasonable ratcs Audubon Si6.
CHAUFFEUR. Gro -. capable ana efficient.
expert mechanic eight years unquestlon-
able reference. desires position. iIamiil,
257 w. 1ieth.
CIIAUFFEuR English. American. wishes
private poEitior. town or county long ex-
pprience. age 81. married X. Tcunant. 23I
Washington av.. Brooldyn Progpcct Sa2s.
CHAUFFEUR. neat. colored. thoroughly ex-
perienced moderate salary. references
Witter, 2s West 1aith ST
CHAUFFEtfR tsm. Cadillac experience. 9
years: drive my car; salary $50. v.
Woods. fOi Fast 10Th ~.
CHAUFFEUR. American (2sD absolutely all
repairs: ~ wars experience private ond
shop speer, S10 Garfield av.. Jeraey City.
CHAtTFTEfTR. mechanic mnrriod do own
rppAirh: ~ years experience: steady. Al
references. Fred iSillian. i27 f. i2d.
ClEF, catercr, coiored. manager: take over
restaurant: leasc Gnskin. 1i5 West i30th.
COOK light colored. wants poytlon com
pctcnt. eNncrienrcd reliable. Brgwatcr,
~ West iftih
COIPf.t-iNrgt class butler and cuoE din-
urr parties; nis1 acCci1Wc cdeunp, day OF
week. city or country SCHUYLER i1l'
CoTjpf.E-First class cook, housekeeper
man butier-valet. where no other help is
kept; references. Phone Lenox 52os.
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JAPANESE. general housework Gage 22), de-
sires position In small family, wishes time
for study at night; reasonable wages. X. o..
I'd Chatham 50.
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borough OF Brooklyn.

BERGEN sT.. 1876 rooms. bath. steam
heat hot water. electric: all improvements
500 Apply on premises or Morningside 1892.
EAST NEW YOItK-0G Hendrix st.--j rooms.
modern improvements: Immediate posses
sion. Call Cypress COLT. Main s055. L1SS.
CHf'TZ.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Cenieve A. Case Superior Court.
vs.. Litchfield County.
lie Roy G.. Case December 80. 1921.
Additional order OF notice.
Upon the complaint OF Genicve a. Case
praying therein for n divorce now pending
in this Court II appearing 20 and being found
by this Court that the defendant In residing
In parts unknown TO the plaintiff therefore
ordered
That notice OF the pendency OF said action
he given said defendant by publishing this
order once each week for three successive
weeks in The New York Herald. beginning
on or before January ~, 1922. and by de-
posting In the Post ONCE at Litehfield.
Conn, n true and correct copy Of said COM
plaint ard OF this order addressed to lie
Roy G. Case. iI5 West 18th Street, New
York City, care OF Scherff. postage paid
and registered on or before January II. 1922.
BY order OF Court,
WHEATON f. DowD. Clerk.
A true copy.
Attest
wM. E. TURRINGToN. Deputy Sheriff.
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RITTEIlbK.- K.-kOute man TOT nlEn CLASS lfihT-
ket must be good cutter and salesman
CIIAMBF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, experienced;
references required. call $3.50 Plaza.
CLERKS AND TYPISTS.
A large financial Institution desires 10
place several young women. seventeen years
Of age or over. IN permanent positions, high
school education desirable; hours are short.
ianchcons are provided free. the starting
aaiary T. S12 per week and many advantages
and opportunities for rapid advancement are
offered 20 ihose who qualify, az all adj
- promotion. state age, education and cx-
psrience. u any. .26I Herald. Herald go.
FIT-rER-LARGE DRESSMhKIEG HOUSE
IN PHILADELPHIA NEAT WOMAN TO
FIT SKIRTS AND WAISTS. TAKE FULL
CHARGE or WORK ROOM: MUST uN-
APPLY SATURDAY. 1912. WILLIAM
HARDY. INC, ~ W. 57TH ST. 7Tfi
FLOOR.
ioTiSENkfD, competent French. email
apartment two I'm family: good pay. must
have good reference. Reply by mail. Mira.
W. A. Davis. 2ait broadway. city.
fIOTSEWORiSER-W White. general. no wash
ing: cnre for child. Call evenings between
G and T. Apt. G2. 1870 Claremont av
iioUFEwoRKER general. white; good plain
cook, G2s w. iiIth.
sTENOGRAPITRs
Large wholesale house has opening for
2 or a young women ~ years or over; per-
fnanent position; must be rapid aud accu-
rate: good chance for advancement; Give ful
particulars and salary desired. Write NJ.
n72 Tribune Bdg .---
DFT,rrffA HOUSE. GOOD SALARY; PrR-
NhN1sNr POSITION. APPLY SATURDAY.
1912 WILLIAM HARDY. INC, - W. 9TH
ct. TTH FLOOR.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

18TH, 135 w.-Two large rooms. bath. rum
ming water, electricity. Watkins 1864.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

CASHIER lady; restaurant market eNperl-
ence. rush. stuart. 1852 w. i24th.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS woman, well re-
commended iust over. fine appca rance. oy-
pcrierced. like position r.. all W. 3G'h -.
C1fAMBERMAID, colored. days work. gem
rral housowork. Phone Wadsworth $3.50.
CIfAMBERatAlD, weitrcss. competent 1iO1
"a av.. rlug Carey's bell.
COOK, first class. young, American. wants
position. 60 90 nouscwork. no laundry, IN
small family, city, apartment. S1J month.
Care Martens, il0 w. nsth; mail only.
COOK and waitress. Swedish girls: city
or country. johnson. Harlem 42s3.
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Above 18th st. to 59th st. Qnclusiye).
East River to North River.
Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to East River

PRIVATE dwelling for sale; Madison av..
7Os; 20 II. dwelling; attractive price.
Murray VIII R514.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COUPLE, Swedish, young honest, sober
butler, valet; good cook. chambernald'
bachelor or newly married couple preferred
Write coster Holmstrand, 227 L. oOth ST.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Female Domestic.

COUPLE. coiored man: wife cook. general
houscwork: man chauffeur and handy. ex-
ctllent references or cook In boarding house.
Efficiency Employment Exchange, 16 West
1rfth.
WORKERS. Exchange Agency Supreme
Employment Service" Call Morninrside
2i66. Coiored domcstics. cooks, homework
ers; let US settle your help problem. Main
office, 22aj 7ih av.
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MEN.

LARGE LOCAL COMPANY PLANS
TO OPEN DISTRICT. APPROXIMATE
ING 10000 POPULATION, WITH
PEW pEsy.s PATETT Tn EvFRY ArPALsATuS; MAI woMaN AN
AND CHILD; USED BY MANU-
FACTURERS AND MERCHANTS.
LOCAL AND NATIONAL. A GOOD
INCOME, PERMANENT CONNEC-
TION; BIG FUTURE TO THE MAN
WHO WILL WORK HARD. APPLY
PERSONALLY, MIR. WHITE. SUITE
1601. GOTHAM BANK BLDG. CO.
LUMBUS CIRCLE.
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JAPANESE youth. helper. useful. house
Lexington.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GARAGE. up to date. best paying section
Jamaica, win sell for $4,000 take part
ner SO 900; should draw $50 salary and di-
vide profits equally. See DEY. 32S Fulton St.
Jamnica.
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM
parlcr: best location in town; low rent: any
reasonable offer 3fS Main ST.. Poughkeep-
sic, n. Y.
$3.50 BROADWAY, near 162d rt.-Desrable
store: great future.
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Above i4fh ~. 20 soth st. Unclusive).
East River 20 North River.

LOFTS, 50x1Oo, very reasonable. GHEATER
EAGLE WET WASH LAUNDRY, $50 East
50th st. Plaza 1914.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A southwestern exposure. fourteen large rooms.
four baths. complete. luxurious, modern;
Steinwey grand. Victrola. huge closets, all
or short lease. Phone Columbus 1888.
ATTRACTIVE four room apartment. south
ern exposure. Apply Reynolds, lao w. 5sth
FAMILY going to Europe suddenly on bust
ness Will subiet attractive furnished apart
masters rooms. bath. porch and servant s
quarters; all furniture and furnishings new
and OF highest quality: VIII give immediate
possession to Christian family without chill
dren 1925 monthly; suitcase TO October,
1928. Tel. Orange 5175J, or call BARRAND.
IA South Orange av.
FOR saie-Seven beautiful outside rooms
handsomely furnished: piano, VIctralo; rea :
sonable rent; sell. 81 West 142d. STERN.
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
TO RENT, sf1ASON OR LONGER. sLAW
son 4 HOBBS. 1G2 WEST I'D ST.
44TH 21o West CYestover Court)--Bachelor
apartment. high class; hotel service,
meals. See resident manager, Bryant $3.50.
l9TII al w rooms. bath. lkitchenette.
automatic elevator: SIZE month LISETTE.
5oTIT sT., 6 W.--Reautiflly furnished. four
rooms, Kitchen furnished or unfrrnishod
long. short lease. Tel. Circle 62I3:
BOTH ST. . w.-lLady wishes to share her
beautifully furnished room apartment,
large living room. . master bedrooms,
kitchen. Telephone Circle ezra.
52D ST, 223 WEST CORNER BRoAD-
WAY)-MODERN ELEVATOR APART
MENT HOUSE: NEWLY FURNISHED;
HOTEL. SERVICE: 1 ROOM AND BATH,
s75 Up; 2 ROOMS AND BATH. s12o UP;
REFERENCES REQUIRED.
10TH, 100 W.-Luxuriously furnished house
keeping apartment. 8 rooms. bath, regular
Kitchen.
123D, 5i7 w. Gywayl Elevator. front. five
rooms. bath; sl15. Apt. 81.
New Jersey.
md 4 room apartments. modern improve
ments. Supt., Potter place, Weehawken.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED
Long Island.

FOREST HILLS, opposite station-Five room
apartment to let. Phone boulevard $3.50.
JAMAICA. North Side.-rwo family house.
all improvements. first floor. rooms,
bath, 500 monthly; second floor. rooms.
BATH 500 monthly. HOWLEY, IL Sutphin
Read Jamaica. Phone Jamaica 1431.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Islanc.

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach 10th and Surf av.. Sea Gate, Nortcns
Point. New York Harbor comfortable steam
heated rooms with or without bath; 45
minutes from Times Square. 35 minutes
Chambers St. Municipal subway; rates rea-
scnable. Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
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Above 10th st.-5th Az. to East River.
Above 5oth st.--5th Av. to North River.

CENTRAL. PARK WEST, 370-Elegant D
room studio apt. to lease: moderate rent
Apply supt. Phone Riverside 35se.
s5TH, 4G West.-Attractive apartment. two
largo sunny rooms. Kitchen and bath.
OATH. 30s West.--Eight large light rooms, .
baths; ground floor; good for doctor.
18TH. 353 West (near parl)-Top floor.
rooms, sf25; elevator, steam, electric. Su-
perlntendent Morningslde 1190. Rhinelander
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JAN1TOR. couple. colored; steam heat ex-
perience; good cleaner. Williams. 52 East
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

7 WILL not be responsible for any debts
contracted by others than myself
HARRY BENTfARD LARSON.
New Haven, Conn
JOSEPH pOLTNBO sold shoe store to
Inndsmnn & Zimmerman. Creditors call
next three days. 2i3i LIST av.. New York city.
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I0MEs TO LET AMI
FOR SALE.
GREAT BARGAIN.

GREAT BARGAIN.
Patchogue--Modern house. II rooms. COM
plc;ely furnished, all improvements, . car
rara~e. outbuiidlngs. plot 1GI&i00; best Sec
ton 5 minutes Walk TO bay; worth W. 900:
will sacrifice ~ $4,000. Y. T. BEAMIsH,
1sq Montague st.. brooklyn, n. Y.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED--A building for laundry, about
.1O0xi00 going concern preferred. oJo
Herald. ego Broadway.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT
Tos Hire-Passcngcr Cars.

CADILLAC Z passenger landaulet. beautlful
appearance, for hire hourly, daily monthly
lowest rate: owner driving. Phone Melrose
g4g9
CADILLAC. late model iaudaulet. excellent
condition. monthly ecrVics reasonable.
Columbus 7flc.
cADII.rAC beautiful limousine. hour, da'
month. very reasonebie, uniformed chauf.
fsur. M5rninrside T02.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

~ you are seeking roig capital. q part
ner or rdnt to start business, Bust
ness Opportunity Ad. IN THE NEW
YORK HERALD may accomplish Just
srhat you arc after, TRY one.
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BUILDING MATERIAL.

ELEVATOR tprlvnte). plumbing high class.
and steam plants mansions being demoi-
ished, 2co-Tls Madison nv: statesmen on prem
ises. SOUTH THIRD STREET METAL CO.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave will pay highest possible prices for
furniture houses, npts., pianos, bric-a-
brac, books. works OF art. NORMAN So
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 1871.
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.
Borough of Brooislyn--saIe or Rent.

FOR Sale--One 3 story, one story building
price $4,000: 10 per cent guaranteed on in
vestmeut 2223 Herald, $50 B'way.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough of Brooklyn.

SPLENDID house to rent. furnished Stuy-
vesant section; near Halsey st. car. Mr..
PURINTON. Bushwick 5O76.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Above I4th Sc. 20 59tb st. Dnciusive).
East River to North River.

DOCTORS office, Al w. 54.h ST., 81 200;
rooms suitable doctors: parlor floor.
10TH, East C BeelSman place. Five corner
rooms. STQ: also parlor and basement, S12o;
steam: residential location: lease.
54TII ST. A WI room and bath. 81 200: .
rooms. 81 500: rooms. a. 200: breakfast.
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FI.ATBII SII-655 East 18th st.-Beautiful
detached house. semi-bunsalow; modern
rooms 3 enclosed porchos: driveway.
Mansfield 1875.
family house, frame. 10 rooms and bath
near Bushwick Theater; bargain. Bush
wick 5o76. Mr.. PURINTON.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
nip wanted i'rma,e--oome .iic.


Ar MRS. THEo MhLMrEFG'S
g-vEr1rfT AGENCY frST AflIfSHED 1SSi)
1n40 LEXINGTON AN. C75rID.
Cooks Mattresses. chambernloids. nurses.
houyeworl rs, couple. -
EXCELLENT positions open In private
families -hoteis. Hornig's Agency. 944 3D. ay.
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Georgia-Sale or Eent.

- 200 ACRES OF round longleaf yellow pine
timber; will cut l6S,000.000 feet. 10 year
lease; SiS per acre; fee simple $25 prop
erty adjoining heavily underlaid in phosphate.
THOS. J. AIRLINE REALTY COMPANY,
20 Citizens Trust Bldg. Savannah. Ga.
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Westchester.

WHITE PLAINS, SO NO. BROADWAY.
Attractive large. sunny room for aged OF
semi-invalid. White Plains 2I40.
MOUNT VERNON. 116 Cottage av.)-Large.
sunny room; board PHONE 5IS5M H!lcrest.
TIE GERALD EASE SANATORIUM,
10 North Broadway White Plains 1887.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

COOK. Austrian. city. country SOS; no
housework. = 22iS Herald. Herald so.
DAYS work; American woman; cleaning;
high class; apartment; cook. serve din
ners. houscwork part time. Phone 4201 Ca
thedral.
DAY work desired BY Spanish woman. ex-
perlenced, reliable. Aida. 80 T. 132d.
DREss.dAKER--Exp per!enced finisher. col
ored; work with private dressmai5er; ref
erenees. stovel. 80 Wost l32d.
DRESSMAKER, expert. artistic gowns, ad-
vanced styles: reIno6els. out Miss Arni-
tase Columbus 1o0s0
DRESsMAKGR, absolutely competent. skill
fu! reinodelng: So daily, recommendations.
Miss FaIrman. schuyler 4l54.
DREssAiAKER-Piain dresses and altera-
1ons out or horne. BelZner, 172i AmGter-
dam av.
Observation-Disclosures cutting and fitting I;
81 per day. Marusnsly, $40 u. 68th.
DREssAfA AKER-Bertha. 1856 West I'D St.
paror floor; moderate prices.
GIRLS, two, wish to do work of small
house or apartment together; best refer
ence. Schuyler SaJ2.
rGovERNEss. housekeeper. full charge of
children, excellent searnstrcss: phone pres
ent employers. Richmond HIN 9219. loS Ons-
low place, Kew Gardens. L.. !.
HCJSEEEEPER woman wishes po-
sltion as houseleeper In widowers family ;
first class references. Cali zulia. $40 Am
stcrdam av.
HoUsEKEEPER, Scotch. with good refer
euces, desires position A .0iT Herald,
HOUsEWORK. by young woman, colored
references. George, phone Audubon 1910.
apartment 80.
HOUSEwORK. light, young colored Girl
wishes position; city or country. Nichols,
90 benoN aN.
JAPANESE lady. respectable. desires posi-
tion as lady's maid. chanibe rmaid; OK
pericnee; references. p. O. 562 Lexington av.
Plaza 1928.
LAUNDREss, excellent ironer, takes fine
family wash home. open eir dry; best ref
erences. PalilSowltz. ago East Goth.
I.AuNDREss, first class, wishes to GO out
. 10 days a week. Miss A.. 22o2 Her
aid. Herald SO.
LAUNDRESS colored, by Gay, week or
hovsework: reference. Bartlette. 22l West
6lst.
MAID. for part time or days work. Write
stanley, i0t West 80.
MAID--Light coiored. girl. half or whole
time. Anderson, 6iI Lenox av.
MANIcURIsT. refined. wishes position
hotel. Miss Hin. Is Centre st. Newark.
MASSAGE attendant wishes position. John
son. $50 Summit av.. Jersey City, Summit
station.
NURSE, UNDERGRADUATE i2 years' experience
Feaerai nursing. maternity, mental cases.
diet. like to go South with patient for for win
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NURSE. infants. Scotch. wishes daily
nursing: city references. Tourner. 700
=. SD.
NURSE. infants, best reference. expert
enced. seeks position. 1895 Herald.
Harlem.
NURSE, trained. for invalid: reasonable;
best references. Wadsworth 2sl2. Miss
Paige.
NURSE. gradue te (colored), wishes 70 care
for infant or invalid. Phone Prospect
$500. Il. T.. Gill.
SEAMsTRESS. mending. by day. $3.50; ex-
perienced. McWllliams. 22s West 10th.
STENOGRAPHER work done home called
for and delivered. A. Arnold. a0l w. 1921.
WOMAN, white, seeks position days work,
anything. Mender. 243 W. l22d.
WOMAN, colored, wapts day = work. Audu-
bon IeTt.
WOMAN wishes cooking. houHework. laundry
by day or week. Phone pc26 Plaza.