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Three-Room Apartments.
Four-Room Apartments.

The Ardnaree. 5Oi-506 w. 1i1th 81. $3.50 $500
putnam court $50 W. 104th ST.. 40 600
q, Ihes 400 W ara 81 ............ 720
Nfs1Veyn AZ Ciaremout e........... $40
Woman 27-42 " g3d st............. 500
KenilWorth. 40 Pinehurst ave ......... $50
Falrvlew Court, 3129-3l Broadway. 80
,o,,si Grand 100 Clareuort ave. ..... $50
tsoi,aore 929I Rroadway ......... $50
- ,no IN ave .-.............. $50
Narthmore $40 w. 10th st........... $50
Ellsmore. $40 ". 140th st............. $50
Curlew. $50 ". 18th g:............... 90
Maryland 201 W. 105th st............ 90
Fowler Court 400 Riverside Drive. agu
= a. ,,s,,.,dan, ave .. 200
: 5 10 Z, e ,,'l 40 piverside DrIye.. 100
I, -. a. " 112d st............. $50
1880 TO- a, ciareunont avs.... 800
J-ivsses Court 52s Riverside Drive. 40
!. inlithgow. $40 ". 139th st........... Asn
EVELYN l0i W. 18th st................''' Lew
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

A CLERGYMAN CPresbyterien) with very
large experience in Boy Scout work. wish
ing 10 devote all his time 10 this splendid
means Of insurng a splendid manhood a
lover OF boys, all-round knowledge or
Scout activities. successful camp experiences.
able TO instruct prospective Scout masters
and patrol leaders would like position I'm
some city intellisently awake TO the value OF
It's boys. anxious and willing 10 back the
work. Address @. F., Boy Scout Headquar-
ters. ST. Paul, MINI.
BOOKKEEPER -Mlddle-aged. with light day
work and short hours, wants evening Work.
s-l2 p. m: 81 nightly; checking audltine,
posting: accurate az figures. Address Wilson,
70 East l4th ST.
ENGLISH BARRISTER with extensive
knowledge Of men and affairs having Sc
cure income, IL open to accept femuteratlVe
employment for part time; wei travelled.
competent IN all matters involving law,
finance. banking. business contracts and
prices: experienced presiding meetings. ana
reporting on propositions. ADDRESS w = X"
Tribune Office.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received AT their Ipto"n
ONE. No 1894 Broadway. between seth and
3T,h SITS until o'clock p. m. AdNertise-
ments received at the following branch ofrces
o64 sth ave s. e. cor. Esd ST.. I5s 9th ave:
cor 18th ct. I04 East l4th st.. 25I West 4.o
St between Tth and sth ayes: 2oS Wer
i2stE ST.: 1888 I'd ave, 1'Os LIST ave. near
s2th st. 1877 East i25th ST.
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ORDERS IsSUED.-The following or
Jers have been issued.
ARMY

Jers have been ISSUED.
ARMY.
Resignation Of Captain GRAHAM L. JOHN
son. sth Infantry, accepted, October 10
rsn.sips HOWARD L, BAUBACH infantry.
BENJAMIN r. SIMMONS. infantry: HARRY
H TEBBETTS. infantry: ALFRED ".
RJORNSTAD. 18th Infantry. and GEORGE
r. n MOsEL.EI. lst Cavalry. relieved from
General STAR Corps. Captain Laubach 10
central Division for duty pertaining 20 mill
ia affairs Captain Moselcy. retain station
IN Washington until December !, thence 20
his regiment. Captains simmons and Tcb-
bstts 70 Chief Of STAFF for temporary duty.
hence to regiments assigned. October I.
captain BlornsiaC, retain station In Berlin
Is military attach6 American Embassy until
december I. thence 20 his regiment
OBTAINS JOHN MA. PALMER. 18th Infantry.
sne PAUL Z. MALONE. Goth Infantry. re
tsin stations in Washington until December
thence TO their regiments.
Name o. captain JAMES q. RHEA, 18th Cav
airy placed on list of detached officers, and
name Of captain FRANCIS G. MARSHALL.
eayslry. removed therefrom.
FIRST Lieutenant EDWARD \. BROWN. coast
artillery, to Fort Washington for duty with
18Th Company, coast artillery. until Sep
ember TO- thence 20 Fort Monroe
Ilsvss Of absence: Captain GRAHAM T..
Johnson sth Infantry, 70 october 10: First
Lieutenant EDWARD A. BROWN. coast ar
rlery one month from September 10.
NAVY.
Psymaster H. r. BALTHISE. detached naval
passed Psymastcr Il. B. BROOKE. detached
tie Maine. 10 the Ohio.
Psymaster's Clerk NJ. :. lllkSHOhN' appoint
P, ma Clerl, O D. FoUTCH. 70 the Ohio.
psymasters clerk T. VI. SCHNOTOLA, ap-
pointed 20 the Ohio and the Wisconsin.
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHIPS.-The
following movements of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Sent The Jouett AT ProvincetoWn. the
Thornton az Charleston.
Ssrt. The Cheyenne a. Tacoma.
s.5i 3--The Mayfower at Beverly Farms. ule
Thornton al Port Royal, the Glacier Al
C1rinto. the Cesar At Boston: the Stringhan
~ lrsreie- sound: the Connecticut. the Flor
ida the Delaware. the Kansas. the Rhode
Island the Utah the New Jersey. the Louisl-
ana the Ohio. the Missouri and the Culgoa
q, southern Grill grounds.
SAILED.
Acc. 3l-The Cheyenne, from Tacoma for cruise
on Puget sound. -
Sen. e-The Prairie. from Cristobal for Phila-
aslphis The sterling from Hampton ROADS
sspt. S-The Wayaower. from Gloucester for
Beverly Farms, the Mayfower. from Beyerly
Farms for New York CITY, the Glacier from
GULF Of Fonsecs fo- Clrinfo: the Nebraska,
tyn Boston for Hampton Roaas: the String
ham and tho Yankton. from Tangier sound
az Hampton Roads. the Connecticut. the
Florida. the Delaware, the Kansas. the
RhodI Is and the Utah, the New Jersey the
Louisiana the Ohio. the Missouri and the
CiIVos from Tangier sound FOR southern
dnn grounds the Thornton, from Charleston
for Pert Royal
Mail address OF the Cleveland changed 10
in care postmaster New York City.
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Five-Room Apartments.

~ . W 1osth ~ $3.50 $500 |
The salome 40 ". 105th st.......... 552 |
,,a,o,'S. IIsii goo "a i22d st...... 900
A1,@odn as-s broadway. .............. $40
.,..i,srn AZ CIaremont ave........... $40
Daru,on' ~ w list st............. 1900 /
- ~, u w., A. pinehurst ave..... 800
chllmark Hall. Hamilton Pl & 1890 ST. 90
Falrview Court. 1929 Broadway. .'.... DIV
ROYAL Grand 100 Claremont ave.. sl6
Pellemore. 1921 Broadway. ........... o9o
Shoreham. 90 81. Nicholas ave........ 40
Leucile 122 W. Hath st...'''''''''''. ~ ~
24OO 18th ave ......... .. .'s...''' 80
81 Erona i35th II. and Broadway o5O
Marthmore. ZIG W. l39th st........... ooO
cllsnore. 80 W 10th st............. o0V |
Vunola. 269 w. sOth 81. ...-.-.....' I' aaOV
Esperanto 200 w. 1o5th sts........... oOO
S,tnnycrest. Oil w. 18th st........... DVo
wilmington Arms. 500 ". 144th ST.. soo
Psford Hall. COL W. l44th st......... bVO
: .e tttost E,d ave ............. I. 100
~ I'm eic ~ t1gtb az . 100
nIo . sc, 6rsrt vIew f9s Ciaremont ave 100
Jiuo,oI ~ Sour, o1a ~ a2d st. $40
Nayfleld 10 T.. 10th st..............'' LVoo
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CARPET CLEANING.

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Largest, Most Modern.
FINE pIrGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS.
Prices Reasonable. send for Circular 80
Tel io9o- 4eg9 BRYANT 437-439 West 46th 81.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
fleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
On floor 1868 broadway. 42i East 18TH ST.
COZ e BRANDTy iSe-3sth.
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Success of Apprentice Seamen
at Chicago Carnival.
IRON The Tribune BureauS
Washington, September

,ppRENTICES AT CHICAGO.-The
Sc,als Of the Navy Department are we'll
,..sod with the success attending the
IYn0earance Of battalion of apprentice
'.r,en al a recent calnival held in Grant
n.rt Chicago. The battalion returned to
80 new naval training station on the
crsst Lakes on August 90 after a stay
!, eleven days in Chicago.
TWO companies were formed every day
.,onr the front Of the grandstand, where
.i,b full band. the battalion engaged
/, semaphore and physical drills. The APP
nrantices were on duty every day with
sru1s ashore and afloat, and did not
~,urp in" until 10 o'clock at night. Be
.,,Asp times there were cutter races and
,.yious water events. Fen cutters and
,u,o motor boats were sent from the sta
ion by water to Chicago. "A distance
n thirty miles, TO take part in these
.,spts. The trip was considered an eX-
client advertising medium for the navy.
Rut one man was reported during the
slsren days for breach of discipline, and
the bearing of the ,.bluejackets was
praised on all sides. The battalion con-
sisted Of $50 men.
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Two-Room Apartments.

Royal Grand 100 Ciaremont ave-. ssZo
HarpIey Hall. / ". cath 81. ........... 100 |
Baluoral Court. 800 ". 1880 st....... 5on
Tho Franklin 2Of W. 94th st......-.- ~. 80 |
i(ol i IN, 6"- ut -e,h q, ... soO-720
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fair Friday: light variable winds becoming
For west Virginia fair and continued warm
to-day and Friday. - <, ., H., ana
For New England. generally fair TO-DAY ana
FRIDAY; slowly rising temperature Hsht sou'n
and southwest winds.
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DIRECTORY OF APARTMENTS.
Ready Reference List Showing Location, Numoer OF
Rooms and Rent Which Will Save the Apartment
Hunter Many Tiresome Trips
INFORMATION FOR THE BUSY PERSON AT A GLANCE.

HuntnEheld. az " il2th 't.......... 200
Hanover 500 West End .t......... 500
usiir,c, a. ~ ff5th st.......... coo
Reed House. i2ist 81. and Broadway. .I2D-sto
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AUCTION GALES.

MORTGAGE sALE--By virtue of chStte
mortgage, | will sell to-day. at 0:3O a. m.
al I4Oo 9TH ave. Manhattan bakery fixIure'
and machinery Moe Fry. Auctioneer BY
OF Ter ~ the mortgage.
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1911 1912

Highest temperature YESTERDAY - aesns
Cat I23o D. M: lowest 65 (at AZ q, d m,,
average ~. average for corres spondIne date
last year. 90. average ior eoi'''i'
last thirty three years. 30 ,d % morrog
Local forecast: Fair today ana ana a.
rising tsmperature light south wiho'
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SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 4, 1912.
ARRIVED.

steamsr Iris Belg). Antwerp August IS.
10 David Warden, in ballast. Arrived at
the Bar at $40 m.
Steamer FL cid. Galveston August %. 70 the
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Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Left quar-
antine at 1850 a m
folk, to the Old Dominion SIS Co with pas
sengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
100 m.
Steamer Arnfrid (Nor). Chicoutimi Quebec,
August IS, 10 the West India SIS Co. with
wood pulp. Arrived at the Bar al 10 IN.
steamer Narragansett. London. Left Quar-
Steamer Pawnee. Philadelphia, TO the CLYDE
IS Go. with mdse Passed in Sandy Hook at
Steamer Rhein Ger, Bremen August %. to
Oelrichs d Co. with 353 cabin and ia storage
passengers for New York, IS cabin and sO2
steerage passengers and Indse for baltimore
Arrived at the Bar at 1853 m.
Steamer Meadowfed Obj, Belize August -
TO Funch. Edge Co, with cedar and mahog
any Arrived at the Bar at 1870 m.
Norfolk, 10 the Old Dominion SIS Co, with pas
sengers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
3:Os j m.
steamer san Giorsio. Naples Left ouaran-
tine at 7l2 a m.
st Steamer Francis, Para. Left Quarantine at
Steamer Prinz August Wilhelm. Colon. Left
Quarantine At $3.50 a m
steamer Carmania (Br), Liverpool August %
and Queenstown %. 70 the Cunard Line. with
passengers. mails and mdse Anchored Off Am
brose Channel Lghtship at 2.29 m.
steamer Uranium (Br), Rotterdam August -
and Halifax September .. TO the Uranium SIS
Co. Ltd, with passengers and mdse. Anchored
of Ambrose Channel Ldghtship at SO p
Steamer Atlantic city, Atlantic city. TO the
Atlantic CITY Transportation co. with passen-
gers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at 10
y III.
Steamer Falkniss 6No). Guantanamo August
20 and Ceufuegos -. TO the Munson IS CO.
with sugar. Arrived at the Bar at 10 N, 30.
steamer Korona (BD. Demerara August H.
Barbados, - Lucia and Martinique 10. -
Croix -. Dominica and Guadeloupe y. Antigua
and st Kits %. 81 CroiX and - Thomas 20. TO
+ Outerbridge & 90, with - passengers,
mails and mdse. Arrived az the Bar at II Is
p IN. Sd.
Steamer Carmsnia, Liverpool. on Sandy
Hook ut IN.
SAILED.
Steamers Kaiser Franz Josef I tAusD.
Trieste: Raueufels Ger. Bombay. Bowden
,Nor. Port Antonio: Santa Marta OBJ. King
ston: American, Puerto Mexico. /ula. La
Guayra: Santurce. Sanchez: Trinidad (Br),
Bermuda. santiago. Brunswick. san Marcos,
Brunswick Campania (BD. Liverpool: Creole,
New Orleans: Hamilton. Norfolk; Nueces, Gal
weston. Mexico err. Bordeaux; Skerries (Br).
Tsingtau via Norfolk; Greenbank (Br) La
Plata etc. via Newport News: Cristobal. Girls
tobai; Bancs pam. Norfolk.
Sandy Hook, j. Sept a. $3.50 m--Wiud
southeast. light breeze. partly cloudy: foggy;
smooth SEA
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Eight-Room Apartments.

pater NfInult. % Claremont ave 81 500 81 800
me Indiana. III w 10th ST.. 1000 200
Ardelle. 5e7 Riverside Drive. 500
Freisyand 235 " 1881 ST. .....''..''' i'4oo
~ N, ,Coi.h a, ............l1 300
S gu ". 30 u Io4th st............Nl 900
= aIu. -, - 81 :, s2d st............ 2 500
- ., me- ~ IN q -od st......... LOO
- ~, oooa W so,h st............ 900
Rsimoral Court, 600 W. 1891 st........ 100
noI!y"oo93, ,' ~ Ioist s............. I.300
poithes' oos,h - and Broadway....... $500
BcIn"rn' az ,o' ", osd s,............ 800
norma, q. ooa Central Park w. l. 200
New Wmp'V .c %sntral park W. 200
GIsenNlel ~ 80 piverside Drive. 900
Gainsnorou,u,ee' We, goa st............. I 200
MunK.on' ,ca,h ~ Riverside Drive |. s00-2. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05

Local oniciaI Record.--The following ohc'"'
record from tho Weather Bureau shows the
cbanges In the temperature for the last twenty
fopr hours in comparison with the correspond
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Six-Room Apartments.

,rhe Harriet. W. 12Ith ST.. s540-SI20
- "a, Sftb Of .............. 1885, 600
- ". 2 " ,I9d st.............. 1.OOS
DI"' o1a " pgth st............. 900
-rs,or, DIX W IO1st st........... 1900
,heP tIoiI sil West End ave .. 600
i.dto' - 90 " 10TH st......... 900
Nah ~ ~ 1tJth st...... 600
Monroec. ',r, "a Morningside Drive. $50
Japusn ."adwav ................ 800
3iVI ~" eos " I3ath st....... 900
Wes,hhio VCarivie "a w seth stu 300
s snr Han q s73 w. 18th st....... $40
ss,rsacnhnI Court. Riverside Drive and 49,
l4fth ~, a., an Central PARK West l. 300 |
Barnard' aaoy W sOth st............. 1000
5nssnn.ngton Corners sol West End ave. 14'o
Ssw Amsterdsm. 18th ST. ana Am eoo
sterdam ave; ' 900
Devonshre. 542 " lI:,h . n-;; zoo zoo
Shore View. az riatb st...,...... 1f00
Allerton' , o9o ~ 55th st............. Ls00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

o8eai Record and Forecast. 49, Washington.
- A-Tempsratures above the seasonal
continue IN ali parts OF the country
=. |" Inc Rocky Mountains. ard excessively
- Weather IL general over the plains states,
r.. ""t states and the Mississippi Valley.
-. weather prevails generally west OF the
itos5 AouDtaIns. There have been scattered
Aiss.is W the last tWenty-fOur hours in the
ts-I1..- states. the upper lake region and the
,ss..'.'.un Rocky Mountain region Barometric
q se.e continues high over the Eastern half
"a, - country. ana decidedly below normal
lsri,,H we pains states and the Rocky Mountain
80 This pressure distribution will cause
s,s s,assslhuaiion or warm and generally fair
~ 49,, valleys Thursday and Friday, and ris-
N sshDsfsture and fair weather ia the East
k.,,ss during the next forty-eight hours.
s.,"e thunder showers are probable, how
"a. ~ The upper lake region, the extreme
49, Altzlssippi Valley, the Northwestern
~ sao the northern Rocky Mountain re
A. vast for Special Iocalities.--for East
4. ~" fer<, generally fair to-day and Fri
, u, nrnnE temperature; light south winds.
tn. SSss,srn Pexnsylysnia, New jersey, Del
"a skryiand 'aDd the District OF coium-
<1s<r...eeoiy fair to-day aud FTloay, rising
"a, wv.yfs, light variable winds.
w.. "a. Hfnis, probably fair 20 day and FRI
~ %osfate east winds.
t<sv ",sstsFn Pennsylvania. fair and warmer
ss.S ..,l ar ana continued warm Friaay, mod
:" western New York. unsettled to-day:
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. j:3i: sunset. GO. moon rises. II 80:
oonS age, -
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Nine-Room Apartments.

MT. tt,,s,or osI Cent. p W 81. $50 81 700
,rbo Cornwall. 255 W. Goth ST.. Zoo 400
nv nitnpn aos West End ave ..... Q. 100
- ohenzo"sssr'1 ,h =, ..............s $500
belloIu, 80, %, 8 sod ST ........ 1850
schel ~ trati piverside DR.. 1920 ST. 2 200
Concord Hall. 4ss Riverside Drive. 100
DO rarh ,oo,b ST riverside Drive 1.soO
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Humidity.
-
S a m ~

Official observations of United states weather
bureaus taken al p. m. yesterday follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05

LADY living alone (semi-inyalidl Offers COM
Portable home in small. pleasant village 10
gentlewoman \ return for light services. Ad-
dress T. o. BOX 1875. Pleasant Valley, \. Y.
NURSE or ATTENDANT for sanatorium;
pay $40 a month beard, room and LAUNDRY
Call at 14s East 18th ST. az 4 O'Clock to-day
for a personal interview.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers' Agency
Snnnliss Professors, Teachers, Tutors. Gov
ernesses etc. to Colleges sehools ana am
% Union Square
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Ten-Room Apartments.
Eleven-Room Apartments.

rh. WcndoIvn. tooth 81. and River
.fIe Drive >o'ovV
sl"1 ya i, zolisrn 4o5 West End ave. 2. 500
fsonavista. iOeth St. Riverside Drive... ZOO
Twelve-Room Apartments.
Bonavista. Tooth st. Riverside priVe'.'' zeoo
Fourteen-Room Apartments.
Ell Dorado. Central Park West goth. $4,000
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Female

YOU CAN SECURE THE POSITION YOU
desire. Write me. W. II. Seidel. Cedar St.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

/ MADE $50 600 In FIVE years with small
mail order business began with 81. Send
for free booklet Tells how. Heacock. 5Oc3.
I0ckport n. Y
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HAMBERAfAID-Wilin assist with other
work. neat. strong first class swedish girl
excellent chambermaid. excellent references
S2j Osterbergs Agency. 7l6 Lexington ave.
Tel 1866 Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05

V0RkING HOUsEKEEPER.-G cook.
excellent references. willing 90 20 any
where. II. Miss FitzGerald's Agency SOB 9th
ave Entrance on 42d ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-05

HOUsBwORKER. class cook and good
laundress; very neat. young, strong girl.
with excellent references: s26 rear ~ =
Arencv. 90 church ST. Jamaica. T.. !. Tel
400 2 Tar
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: = M 80
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ESSM AklNG.

DRBssMAKER-Comps makes and e. +
models; childrens a speciality. Juliet. i23
East 18th st. Tel. <Vs stuyyssant II
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UOTsEKEEPER.-Eide American woman
ci,,, or country: references $50 West 2ith 81
WArTpEss An exceptionally neat. Young
coiored waitress: best city reference ~
Parsons Agency. East l52d -. Tel. op''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-21
MiIady's Mirror.

Have you ever looked at a beautiful
hand without remarking its attraction
mentally or expressing it audibly? And
do you realize that in the modern beauty
cult it is quite as important to have a
perfect pair of hands as it Is to affect a
becoming couture or to cultivate charm
ing smile?
If you have spent the summer days out
under sunny skies beside sIarkling lake
tell-tale tan home with you. and You
agree that though this tan may delight
the heart and eye of the 0ut-of-doors
girl, 1t is far from pleasing to the winter
girl who rejoices In the soft glow Of
shaded candles and the kindly touch of
the incandescents.
To bring the desired Wilderness to the
hands nothing excels application. of al
mond OIL To get the best results, dip
the hands in the oil, then in French
chalk. Without washing away the chalk,
incase the hands in an old and loose pair
of gloves over night. You will be amazed
and delighted at the smooth whiteness of
your hands after a few almond oil and
chalk treatments.
Equally effective though trfle more
severe is the peroxide and cold cream
treatment. Be certain that the peroxide
the peroxide and allow it to dry, then
rub in a good cold cream. Next draw on
loose pair of old kid gloves and wear
them over night. In the morning wash
the hands with lemon juice or vinegar
and hot water. and finish with nOurfsh-
ing skin food Two or three treatments
of this kind will work magic, and the re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-21

1t is generally supposed that the dealer
should have protection in three suits to
bid no trumps. and that the protection
should be equal to an ace in each SUIT
at least one of the aces being actually
held, so as to prevent the possibility OF
a hundred aces against the declaration
The combinations that are held to be
equal to an ace are both king and queen,
or the queen jack-ten of a suit. The
model hand for minimum no-trumper
jack-ten suit These six honors are just
a queen above an average hand.
But there are many hands in which
the dealer would be quite justified in
taking a chance on less than three suits.
A typical case is one long solid suit and
a sure re-entry in another suit. Unless
the partner has a Marlborough and cam
not win a trick in either of the other
suits one hand or the other must get in
and make the long suit.
But there are sporty nO-trumpers. in
which the suit Is not particularly long.
but the make Is still the most promising
for the hand. Here is a specimen:
The dealer has five tricks in his hand.
but IL he makes either of his strong suits
the trump he cannot ruff anything until
the fourth round. If his partner has his
average of two tricks they will make the
odd between them at no trumps. and that
is what bids. The cards are given as
they were actually held, but If you will
hold out rs hand. shuttle and deal the
remaining thirty-nne, you Will lind that
will win. Here is the theory Of the thing:
If the adversaries have everything,
they will overcall in order to go game.
If the partner cannot support the no.