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New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
Real Estate News

, when building was on the point of be.
ing stopped because of the denrth OF
this material, and when all eyes were
turned toward the frozen Hudson,
where mighty tugs and ice breakers
were striving to smash way to Haver-
straw for n much needed brick supply,
one Of the tow-boats upon which de-
pended part of the relief stock, broke
down and instead Of fifteen barge loads
of brick coming in early in the week
only eight arrived.
Beginning to- day there will come into
the West Fifty second Street docks some
Of the delayed Haverstraw shipment
and probably the efforts made to break
through the ice to Ncwburgh will have
succeeded in the absence of cold
weather, so that the brick supply crisis
for this market appeared on Saturday
to have been passed for the season,
without serious halting of building con-
struction through lack Of material.
Price levels throughout the crisis re-
mained at between $16 to SIT wholesale,
although $50 could easily have been
obtained at times.
Sand and Gravel Costs Advance
Sand, gravel and crushed stone are
advancing. Lumber seems to be in
rigid position as far as the larger com
pnnies are concerned. Some small dis
tributors who can take advantage of
current stray car offerings are able to
undersell the market however.
In confirmation of the general opti-
mism characteristic of some sections of
the Portland cement industry, the case
OF one company is Eliminating. Dur
ing February it received inquiries for
forward delivery OF more than five
times the amount asked for one year
ago, nearly three times that of two
years ago, when the boom was on, and
ten times the amount asked for in the
same period in 1919.
In one month, February. ten times
the business was contracted for as
was entered up on this particular com
pany's books year ago.
There is significance in such a show
ing. 1t sounds warning to all the
cement companies that in spite Of the
fine present stocks on hand, due to
accumulation during the winter, every
mill should make all it can from now
on as all resources apparently arc to
be severely taxed before the summer
is over Even at this time the dealers
arc complaining about slowness Of de-
livery from manufacturers in nearly all |
items Of basic building material. They |
see what is coming and they want to !
stock up, but they say the manufacture
ers do not ship fast enough to permit |
them to keep sufficiently ahead of de- /
mand. which is heavier this March than
has been recorded for the metropoli-
tan district IN many years.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
German Potash Industry
Is Rapidly Recovering
Arrangements Made for Re.
sumption of Trade With
All EufOpean Countries

BERLIN, Feb. II (By MaiD.-Ger-
many's potash industry, disrupted by
the war, is rapidly getting on its feet
again. Within the last few months,
according to recent announcement,
Germany has concluded arrangements
for resumption of her potash trade
with all European countries, except
Poland, and also number Of oversee
countries, including the United States.
The value of the total potash output
in Germany in 1921 is estimated at g.
500,0OO,O00 marks.
In review Of the potash business in
THE Transatlantic Trade Journal" for
January published by the American
Chamber Of Commerce in Germany it
is stated that relations with dealers in
the United States recently have been
re-established, the American consum
ers now being considered, as before
the war, Germany's largest and most
important market for this branch of
trade.
The report says that Germany, in
reviving the industry, has felt the
conpelltloh OF ce-Lorralne, eSpe-
cially in the American market, and
bordering countries, owing to the IA
vorable freight rates
OF particular interest to America is
the statement of the Chamber of Com
merce that the potash industry estab-
lished in the United States during the
war is not considered in the least as
hindrance to the German export trade
of the near future.
The journal estimates that in 1919
Germany exported about SO per cent o.
its entire potash production, while the
export trade for 1921 averaged about
5 per cent of the business done in the
last peace year.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
iHE NEW yORk. NFW HAVEN AND
"naahitoRD RAILROAD COMPANY.
Cnlrc of General Purchasing Agent.

INQUIRY IlroNSTITer TI,EI.
,Fr9posed fiairosd Contract No I.
ufSuant to- TIE reg tiOns nf sss
iiterstate Commerce Commission r-~s -ribsd
~ ~ lIS orQer dated oeroher s. 1919 IN Docket
IN farte No 81 The Nsw York. New Haven
ahN Hartford Railroad COMPANY hereby
.equests bids AM hereby gives no-ics ths.
II wli receive bids for
Approximately s0e. 500 net tons (lners
or iess) OF high volatile r VI biturninous
coai 10 be delivered alongside is ccal dis
charging plant ar South Boston. Mass. IN
sses't golfers ana N suhstant ally equal
n."H' my quantities. between April l. 1883.
ana April /, 1928 In accordance with the
SPe0incations Hereinafter described
- 6lds must b. submitted and addressed
- - NJ > T. Manning. INei Agent New
,,i "Neh; Conn. At his Office by 1900 ocleeS
nou"' eastern STANDARD Time, on the 2eta
cay o. March. la9o
me successful bidder VIII be re-
CURED 10 enter into ana execute Proposed
soitVact Serial No. :. the terms and con
ultions Of which are described in Exhibit
toned
and all bids
tomplste specifications ara now or n's
~ , me ounce OF the Fuel Agent and may 90
i,nspeCteu anu examined free of charge,
uuftng business hours cf any business dsy
ps any persons who may desire or propess
10 submit bids. aud upon request OF any
VIII be furnished ard forwarded TO them,
Ds,nc this zsth day OF February. I'VE.
1ttt NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN
- HARTFORD RAILROAD CO
n. NJ RICE, General Purchasing Agent
New Haven, Coma
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
Mexico Produced 38 p. E..
OF World Silver in 1921

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 21 (By MaiD-
Mexico produced 38.6 per cent of the
total world production of silver in
1921 and the United States in the same
period produced only 8 per cent Of
the world total of 16l 100000 ounces,
says the American Chamber of Com
mcrce of Mexico.
The year 1921 was classcd as bad
year in silver mining, due to the low
market price Of the metal but despite
this condition more than 62.000,000
ounces were taken from Mexican
mines. Due to the revival of mining
activity in Mexico during the closing
months OK 1921 and the reopening of
mines in all parts of the country, the
chamber expects that the Mexican pro-
duction of 1922 will greatly exceed that
Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

COOK, Scotch. young: good manager; very
competent, highly recommended. " iss
Halls Bureau. II W. 4tth. Vanderbilt
S340
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
PROPOSALS
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be % recejyso .sla
by the General Supply Committee. Wash
ns'on nay lpc ID, c. unt4 a., o'clock p, 'n Tues
opened for furnishing, Turing the neroa
heeginnjng Ap-u ]. 1922. and ending Jnne
So' NJ Gasoline. Kerosene, l.inseed OIL
una infpontine. as described in the Sneci
nca atoms and Proposals for Supplies for
lass y. FOR use by the Fxecutive Densrt
n nents ana Other Establishments of the
posals must be executed in accorda nee
with instruotions and on blanks which
" VII be furnished upon application to the
ing, Ing, Fourteenth and B Streets, 8. w
Washington, d. c. ~ w."
A w. MELLON.
Secretary Of the Treasury
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
BOND SALE
NnrICE OE SALE

OF Securities Pledged under Collateral
Trust Agreement OF The Memphis Street
Railway Company, dated November l,
1917. securing Two-Year SIX Fer Cent
fnli.,tcrn1 (,olu Notes
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

excellent cook. waitress:
city, country. Miss Shaughnessy's Bu-
reau. s6C 6th av.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
CHICAGO. SAINT Paul, MINNEAPOIIS
AND AHA RAILWAY COMPANY.

NOI It z OF ANNUAL MEETTNti
The Annual Meeting of tho Stockholder,
~ the Chicago. Saint Paul, Minneapolis
and pma ha Railway Company Will be held
a. n office Of he company in the city Of
J'urson. " lsconSiD. en- Wednesday, April
~. ia.@ nine o'clock a NJ. for the
,e ."s;> Of Directors and the transaction
-' -' go thNT business as may come before
.s..i4 ,-rtI...
Trsrsfer books w.2I he closed on Friday.
:. arm 10 -. - the clcse OF business on
tS;st do. a4d vi,t be seopeaed on Thurs
d., a pri 1y. lnaE
lated March T. ls2a
JAMES r CLARK. President
lDHN y. CAi.DMt.Ll. Se,retarv.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
Dated. February 27. 1922.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Spacta,
MootnE of the Shareholders OF The Sea
nohrd National Bank OF the City of New
IorN VIII be held at It's Banking Office
30 % Broad Street Manhattan Borough
%ew oo YORK City. on the Soth day OF March
Voting upon the proposition to rsgtifv and
conhrn an agreement made between the
directors of The Sea board National Bank
% the city OF New York an6 the Directors
o. Mercantile National Bank In New YORK
providing for the consolidation of said two
hanks and upcn such matters as may b.
n.ent.
~ order or the Board Of Directors
Ne@ York Msrvh End. 1922
THE SEABoARD NATIONAL. BANE
OF TIE CITY OF NEW YOPf-
SAMUEL $. BAYNE. President.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

COOK-Capable young; three years last
place; anywhere. $40. Miss Shea 8 Agency
East 4lst Murray IIil STA.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
Wilmington Fricnds VII,

Friends School basketball team %
Wilmington, Del, clinched the cham.
pionship of the Quaker League yester-
DAY, when it defeated the BROOKLYN
Tnends' School by score Of 81 to i9
y yhe wilmington boys defeated New
YORK KIT, rrlendc, Seminary Saturday night
quick jump to Brooklyn. Wv
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

REPAIRING. driving Taught abort time
license guaranteed. iadies' cIasres. aisc
Ford lessons. American Auto School. 726
I"HinF on aV
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAVGVNAN

ne Annual meeting of the Stockholders
o. M me Norfolk and Western Railway Com
or OF the company in the City of Roanoke.
xirginla on Thursday. the 18th day Of
Aprll, 1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to elect
DEirectors. to consider the annual report of
the Directors for the year ended December
81 Stst; 1871. to ratify and approve all action
VI the directors set forth in such annual
report and in the minutes Of the Company
and TO transact such other business as NAV
pf9periy Tp come before the meeting.
at o'clock p. NJ, Friday, March a4tt
1e22. and reopened at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Friday April 14th. 1922 N''
ny order or tho Board Of Directors
l. w ROOTI{
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
Cooks

COOK. young. neat capable, economical: ::
good city references. D. Miss HOf-
mayors Agency. 70 e f3d st. Cd floor.
Tel. 8947 Murray ftill.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
uitttp 40 NORTH WESTERN
\ ! ~ - CO}PtNY

- - u , =, JAl. MEETING;
:. Au. W. -Ieet.!.s ot the Stockholders
"f me Chicago and North Western Rail
way company will be held al the office of
h. company 2.6 West Jackson Boulevard.
N the city Of chicaso Illinois, on 'rues-
,.ts4 April II. e22. at eleven o'clocj> A Al
'pr the election Il l'irectors and tiie trans
action of such other blstacss as may come
., forr said ri-eiiug.
irsuafer hnoka SO be ciosed on Friday.
iHrch 10. ~ he niose ri Susiuess on
- 'sv' "'d yil te reopcDed on Wednes-
es,. ao.d - l9"2
DtfleJ Msrch g. lae@
VI LLTAM- 4. FINLEY. Pres den.
JOIIl( H. CALDWELL Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
REPUBLIC IRON & STEEL. COMPANY

The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
s.f, srs Of the Republic Iron steel Company
WI be held at the office OF the Company.
10 Exchange Place. Jersey City, n. j. on
Wednesday. April IL. 1922. at II o'clock
nv IN the forenoon, for the transaction Of
any ana an business that may properly
OF the Company, both Common and Prs
ierred, viii be closed at p. m March 3
April IS. 1929 " ' ''i
RICHARD Jones LIP sr.-nrr
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
FINANCE
FINANCIAL
To the Holders of
Empire Gas and Fuel Company
FIRST Mortgage and Collateral Trust
Sinking Fund Six Per Cent Gold
Bonds. Dated Nav l. 1915

Proposals are invited to be made TO
bankers Trust Company, ls Wall Street
New York Cit5', as Trustee under the In
oenture between Empire Gas and Fuel
Company and said Trustee, securing the
oove bonds, for the sale to the Trustee
for account of the Sinking Fund provided
for IN said Indeuture, OF bonds Of said Issue
at prices not TO exceed 1o$fe of the prn-
cipal Of such bonds. plus accrued interest
thereon to May l. 1922 on or before Msv
!. 1922. this Company will deposit with the
Trustee sufficient funds to retire on that
cate, at prices not to exceed l03ee Of the
principal thereof with accrued interest 10
"a ID date. bonds equal in aggregate face
Nalue Of sS50.0oo and it is the Intention
rf sail trustee, pursuant to the provis-
ions of said lndenture to apply the fund.
so 70 be received to the purchase or re-
dom nption of bonds of sa id issue at not to
exceed the price above mentioned All
proposals should be securely sealed and
market Proposals for sale of bonds 10
Sinking Fund under Indenture of Empire
1916, must be for all or any part of the
bonds offered and must be received by
said Trustee at its Corporate Trust De-
patment at or prior 10 90 o'clock P. NJ,
on March 27th. 1922
Advices as TO bonds accepted will be
mailed or or before March 29th. 1922, by
Bankers Trust Company, Trustee
Federal Income Tax ownership certin-
Gates covering accrued interest should ac.
com pany All accepted bonds.
Empire Gas and Fuel Company
By FRANK W. rRUEAUFF
Dated, March G. Io2a. a
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GO0ns
FOR UNPAID CHARGES

goes ~, ~ TIE PRoyfS-
bon Fl-euro0f s~rr-ae ea f...----'s1 -, ..- -
,ore,,,-y. tn The gooss
nofo \ 'eu to eI rar.i.e tr-rr -o ,.fs.~r -
'farest therein arf .-a -.,4e .-s 49, :
slrh nettss for ~ rrae-- ~ sr - -
haEine expired -lere rl r. --.5 - 80
4r'0n 4ga a. ,z-s ise naTshols-. le-s Anls,sr4aia
THURSDAY. MARCH esDlss8
AT 1890 s. "
n for any reason the sais snail -. ,,v.
ta'- -, -i'lael cn lhlrsiag. A-rI s.h Iass
il'Iis ~ 1880 \. IT., and eorsti- i-,.tt.y r-r,
furniture. consisting of r,s---- s.i. 80, s-,rl
~, ''I9ihs room suits. iif-arv .,rui,nrs
l'-ls' rugs. truaAs boxes 81 --sts s..-.
contents. consisting of cIotblre i.-sr ,tss -
"a pers, taticrery, Iict i,res - 49,. is 1..s
ana elI.ers 'alaps 5ric-a-5-sc cs.s.
ana ,,e~+s-, = 81 Vef arr hedt1iag drspsres
ia arso,-t ~ :, wearing aQ1a ~ nd otasr
o -. 93i'9i elects. enumerated in - -.-..
sni -iF .ors issued by this ~ rsbe,,s.
,s ~ nsia for tha accounts o. II. faiioE,.v
hlElMER. l1is. N, MRS MAUD L. mos soHas vps
MRs II ri INAAFsVIN. - Mrs \ n CHo1s1S sai
LANDo LAURA SAWYER M NJ S0sr -si,
t5ELI ROSE ,Iif,I n 7z-r = ,,p X
af'iM1A NAIR5 y MArfIF:l l3R5. " y = N HsS E.
CoSTI[<Ey- T. iBER LEMUEL II
r}R rtI<RiN, NJ r MAGGIE; s. Ms sssbtNe n
~ BEH MRS Jr-sJSsrrs Ppo1s1 ~, S1
! }, 5e'tt = : .S>.ION. MIR EDGAR MF.i-S pBS
ifo5l - - = - MRS SANlf't,I NOSES. Wss
=. 1S't e. W F. BUR{.l.l,iH. .rPs = 's ss
, :,,itIE3S i,eitfSA Alil. Il. o SINCLAIR MAY
lrR' MR., r. I-,i-NN Mrs. ELvIRA n sIRcH
ctrf5,,- \ In FL. ana MRS S4RsF
- :, ", II " BACH. Al hefre no1- sto-.s 4. sd
~ >rII1qooi flreproof Stnraes Warsaouses, an.
! 3escr,l3 - ne more s7eciheaIiy announced ard
STrgI5loed az tine or said es's
=, ItE GOODS Will. Hp, 0v F-x9TRrrrs,s
Me -AND PLACE OF SALE
Audubon Freproof Storage
Warehouses.
oHics 1928 Amste-sfan, Avenue.
Annex 596-51o West Issth St.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
10 IHE SHAREHOLDERS OF NIERCAS
LIZ NATIONAL BANk IN NEW YORK

NUIItE Is HEREBY GIVEN That a
special meeting of the shareholders az Me-
camille National Bank in New YORK has Geen
called and Will be neid on March so, 1922
a. ~ o CLOCK noon OF tina. day. at the main
once OF said Bank No. lis Broadway. in
me ne Borough OF Manhattan. The CITY of
->eT Aorh Cd to vote a proposition to
raofy and confirm an agreement heretofors
entered into between the Directors OF Mer-
Gsnthe National Bank in New York and the
Of the City Of New York, providing for tho
.onsolidation thereof into a single national
psnking association. to be known as The
Sea aboa I'd National Bank OF the City Of New
YORK. and t2) to take. authorize and or an
prove an such further action as shall be
coIsoi idation. ~
By order OF the Board OF Directors.
ClfELLIS \. AUSTIN
President
J. c. TRAPHAGEN
Dated. Februar; 27 1o2z
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
EAST 9TH sT. APARTMENT nr71D7~o

,So-lS4 East 67th ST.. New York Citv
ne ANNUAL. MEETING. Of the STOCIS
holDERS of the East 67th Street Apart
msnt ,msnt 5 Buiidins M Will be held in the apart
61th st., New York CITY, on MonGsH
March March a. 1922, at o'clock p. m, for the
election of Directors. and for the transac
tlon or such other business as NAV ler.Ilv
come before said meeting
u IhEODORE DUNHAM. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES
-------------
AMERICAN CAN co

A quarterly dividend Of one and thre.
quarters per cent has been declared on tha
AprtI 1st. 1922. to Stockholders OF recnrS
al the close of business March 18th, 1922
transfer Books Will remain open Checks
inalied r. H. ISMON
Secretary and Traasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
The independent storage Com0sr--- =

The Independent storaye Cor91.----
1917 THIRD AVE Tu5V YopK C.D1.IapdnY,
TO MfS- J. JthtaDF.IF, MRS Gf-1.,..s,. ~ !:
-, . = ; r., fiAt RAIN 1f,S
MAIZE ~, - LII SH Mrs NARY Logss
MkS. ANDiPSpN MRS NAcfi~,, y,
MRS. ". HA9DN Nh Ek Mrs "a "a.
-. MRS r. ROY MIS- a VAN orr
MISS X. BARFY MISS Ll.EFY ygg,y5.tt...
Mr. f.. IfFiE MR T. gAFR.Tr,trsi Tr,trsi55tf.
~ K MADSEN Nh II q rEffH MR.
JAMES CARP AGB TIP ATf: D p fp1I,is ptrs, .k-
MIR FRANK WEISS t'F - kA,-Zy-ss,S.i y-s,.i'a v,
4. SrHR Mk CARL ~lCffff' ~ - 5i-;i =, hs
"a ~. IT, - -rRAlss ~
STEIN. EFT -f7 Jcfff rf,f-ts =
HFNHTG EXPPf-@ r.s s-f s.r- ~
arc hereby Tofife5 fdaf orage .Ss-- -
1',,'K i- payment of Sue
soual effects ao9 mar aafss -fo-e9 h. ~
or iu your H4r0s rr rr .f.- s-..,.. - 1'f
"hicn yon claim trte-esf IN -a-
0ous" hsFins szp re3 sHa 4sa Batire her,.
property. fo wiz frsea-s ch 4o,-..-. -
r fipinr rof ifer' fasfIe7. .a7Tee i-r--. -
M brass pe2. 'aa r-. r7sttres~es .i-,,
pillows dining r0oW firrltI-e ba4sfs
f1Tes. p5rtnr SUITS l-.,- y,4- go
barrel and. contents .,r,s.4 ~, -,
ehina. glassuare h-f.-s- lst c,'i.'@
boxes ard ronteuf-- supposed ~. -.
hooks an1 fnl-ce anno..t -rf.a -e sewing ~
chimes. trunks AMI contents ~-it -
befs. bundles asQqo@a3 m eo--af- te.l,,-.s
Wa*h stands, wearing apparel content. =
dresser and chir0rIe- f-s-rs~s ---- -
effects psrIDr f'4rr ..e -tr... .-t Ia
farpets. baskets ar t.-+s h., -
cas@s ss9cH0arfis ra. t.to 1s
Is per pa seSes anf -.s. Kitchen tss7..'
"i.f mirrors rrare-,
IA n tDp. i"r,h 1l content. -
r Tats@. pianrs Iaaa clocks. r,r.-.sr
sn'' Ff7 sigf re-a and genera ms
oei aneous io t-- -r.s .. -,,-.f, s-. ~
Z, Or Farsnop.e. f-l Ave. Borough -
Manhattan. NDer t-arr fi-- y o ~ y
iay. tne 13ta jay ~ sIa u 1922 a. l65W
10 sa' oar ter 1rza-1s p-5 -
-iatlte In such casa aa-e ers crowded al
10 ac'orianrr HstH fra -.-nz ~ he sresss1
company. e.
The Independent Storage Companv
Pc Julius He-zfr Manage.
~ ,eo epFL+tF e. 1872. Saw York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
THE BANK OF AMERICA

At regular. meeting of the Board Of
March 9th. 1922. dividend Of ~ On the
capital stock Of the Bank was declared
payable April 1st 1922 to stockholders OF
1922. ''
CHARLES E. CURTIS. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

THE WEBER PIANO COMPANY.
68th Consecutive Dividend
The Board Of Directors has declared the
prefeised Stock, payable March 81. 1922
a stockholders Of record on March 20,
-s22 Il. w. HESSIN, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds. JeweIry. Fl,
SyORAGE NOTICES

DIAMONDS oougn. ard sola D..
Advice free Bennett l15 Bray ;, Az
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

WAITRESS. parormaid: thoroughly expert a.,
enced: best references Miss Sharrh
nessy's Bureau. $50 sth av. Ne "
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
L.aundresses, Etc.

NURSERY governess. young: very expert
enced. anywhere: highly recommended
Lang q BoeCherer Co. 43 West 3Sd ST
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
Mattresses

"A:iIRESS, chambermaid: capable, Young ::
Mss H3iS, Shea's Agency. East 4fst. Murray
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

coUpLE; young swedes; butler and cook,
.r"ad Win child years old: capable. expert
Agency, 10 Z. 43d st., Sd floor. Tel sa.T
Murray HILL w
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

C0UpLEs colorsd;. chauffeur. butler :, rexssl !.
tent COOK. $140 fine servants Miss Shea.s
Agency.w6 East 4lst. Murray nm STA.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

COOKS, Mattresses, houseworkcrs Tinka
, Anoresen scandinavian Agency 22el
broadway, SSd. Schuyler 1899.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

ENCELLENT Swedish cooks, chamner.
maids. buffers and couples: city. coun
!ry. oerta Carlsonn Swedish Agencies. IS,
Ee exinston ave-, near 61st. Rhinelander
sS47. 22so Broadway. corner s2d.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

NURSE vequtres re engagement fist weak
in April; young children; take entire
charge Apply Nurse, care Mrs. Geoffrey
Keyes. West Point, N. Y
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

GARDNER, working manager or rert,s,,.n,s
piace scotch Protestant wife boa rd help
assist iaundry; fine references. Miss Shsa's
Asency. East Alst Murray Hill STA.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

CHAUFFEUR, married references; 10 wears.
West 18th st NV
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

NURSE-lnfant, growing. Canadian; young
capable; SIS: highly recomnendaS Ne
Snea Agency, East 4lst. Murray Hill
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
Nurses. Etc.

LAUNDRESS. assist chamberwork: rrs
elass, capable worker: splendid references
Lang Boecherer Co, 43 West SD st
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

NURSE, English; highest references Miss
Hails Bureau, II w. 44th. Vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13

CouPLE. Scotch cook -houseworker: gar
=, ner-useful. $l2S; highly recommended
Miss MmI snea's Agency. s East 4lst. Murray,
New-York tribune., 1922-03-13
Miscellaneous

WAITRESS. expert; highly recommended
,,,. Miss ss Halls Bureau, II w. 44th Wander
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APARTMENTS TO IET-FURNISHrn
Manhattan

oASl 81, 10 WEST--Two SUNNY roor,a
kltchctl. path; newly furnished thronnh'
ou. U;n,, SUI. m oacheior couple; immediate posses
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work city. country; highly reco,i1nen;iety
biis KISS esIo aah Bureau. II West 44th, Vandss3s
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Governesses. 8. Etc

FRENCH nursery governess; sews well
city references Jacquin's Agency. SOC
9Th av.
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General Houseworkers, Etc.

HOUSEWORKERS. cooks Mattresses: also
lately landed. Agency, So East l25th St
Harlem 55I5.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
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,IBuN,E CLASS SSIFIBD VFRT7C7171--
SITUATIONS WANTED MArr
Niseeilaneous
tMPLoYMENT AGENCIES
Dom estic Help

COOKS. |Di;S.o house ww.oorkerz. maids. dap x
Agency A'7 H1d,,fony ases ~ country. Ksma'.
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7uuuboh Freproot Storage
WarehoI
LEGAL NOTICES

once 1f2S Amsterdam Avenue.
annex 596-5lo West ISsth ST.
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CHAM BERMAID or parlor maid, young
English woman: good English and
American refercncea- D., Miss Hofmayers
Agency. 10 Il. 43d at, Sd floor. Tel sa47
Murray Hin.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER. Scotch. where second MS, g.
employed; very efficient: highly recon,
nended. =, j., Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10
f. 4sd ST.. Sd floor. Tel ss47 Murray Hiil.
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAM BERMATD and waitrcss or cham
bermaid, Naitress and cook. young Trish
girls ssefag excersnt long city refer
ences: city or country. G.. Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 y. 43d st, Sd floor Tel. 89f7
Murray IIiil.
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HOUSEWORKER. good cook and waitress:
young $50: long references. Miss Shea's
Agency, East 4lst. Murray Hill STA
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CIAMBERMAID- WAITRESS. Norwegian.
young; capable: city, country; highly
recommended. Miss Nails Bureau. u ".
4tth. Vanderbilt 1910.
CHAMBERMAID. sea mstress. assist wait
ing: young. neat and experienced: best
references. Lang q; Boecherer Co, s. West
331 st.