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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-07-12

Republicans Getting Busy Now.
Won't "Let Him Co."
After All

Weeks of inaction in Republican
ranks have been succeeded by an
eleyenth-hour movement to head of
Delegate Kuhio I'm his announced pro
gram of seeking Republican or indie
pendent Endorsement of platform
openly opposing Gov. Frear.
Up to within few days ago Repub-
lican leaders who have opposed Ku-
hto's anti-Frear fight in the past, or
who more recently have found them
selves unable to follow the delegate
in the lengths to which he is going,
were inclined to sit back and allow
Kuhio and his followers to go their
way unchecked.
This attitude has been suddenly
changed, and consequently there is a
lot of interest being taken In the Re-
pMblican precinct club nominations
tonight. This morning Republican
leaders who were active in the April
convention we're busily engaged in
stirring up interest
They have two objects in view. One
Is TO get the party forces limbered
up and awake to the fact that some
hard work is to be done this fall
The other object is to find a man
who can lead the Republicans ahead
in a progressive campaign, keep the
party out of non-essential issues and
unite its best men and best elements
for efficient government -
Rumors Of "feelers" put out in var
ious directions for possible nominees
as delegates we're rife today, as well
as rvnnors that the Republican lead.
ers are trying to unite on leader-in-
chief and q mutually satisfactory pro-
gram for the fall campaign. This
will develop. II is expected, within
the next few days.
Just what position the Progress
sives" like George r. Carter and A.
l.. G. Atkinson are going to take is
a matter OF much discussion also.
Both men are admittedly valuable to
Hawaii. They themselves are waiting
for more definite news from the main.
land as to what part Hawaii will be
assigned in the Progressive conven-
ton. In case Hawaii does not secure
delegates to the convention, the Ter.
ritorys part in the national campaign
is practically over. What application
of the Progressive" principles, as
they brought back from Chica-
go, will be made to local issues. also
is asmatter OF much speculation here.
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INTEREST WAKES LATE
IN NOMINATIONS FOR
PRECINCT CLUB OFFICERS

Tonight the first real action of the
Republican party in this years cam
paign for Territorial and county cleo
tive officers will take place, when the
precinct clubs will nominate candi-
dates for club officers for a term of
two years. to be elected week hence
excepting where there are no more
nominees than offices to be filled.
Very little interest in anywise ex-
citing appears TO be taken i'm the
event. So far as heard there is no
announced fight on for control of the
organization in any precinct Many of
the retiring executives have not even
thought worth while to advertise where
their respective clubs are to hold their
elections.
However. there was more interest
manifested today and more evidence or
actual organization
Following is list of the retiring
Continued on Page ~
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. ! r
ly only reached to such remote points
on the Island of Oahu as Kahuku,
Waianae and Waimanalo, and, perhaps
discounting the trouble and expense in
yolved in going abroad as far as any
of those points with vision of a
pleasant auto ride, answered that he
thought he could undertake the con-
tract for fifty dollars.
! Well" quickly responded the auc-
-tioneer, Il am going to sell Palmyra
Island at guardians sale on July 81,
and want to put. up a poster announc-
ingait on that island"
Frazier's vision now extending across
1900 miles over, waste of water
caused him forthwith to hedge on the
contract He did not want to be
welsher, but-well, Palmyra Island was
too long shot for fifty plunks.
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/ This morning the Silent Barber
Shop. of which Mr.. Joseph Fernan.
Gez is proprietor, came through with
$3.50 to help the fund.
The Honolulu Star-Bulletin, believ-
ing heartily in the idea of the fund
for Duke, subscribes $25 to the fund
and wishes it all success. Duke is
making good in every way, and the
Star-Bulletin stands for clean sport
and the encouragement of it in Ha
waii and is very glad to set its name
Down for S25.
The fund is barely started, but it's
eff to a good start, and what is more,
it is popular movement. Dukes
great work at Stockholm deserves to
be rewarded by something more than
words, and the Star-Bulletin is hear
ing every day from people who think
that the idea of house and lot
is a fine one. the property to be
placed ii trnst and the gife made
when Duke gets. back from the big
games.
Here's the list of those who sub
scribed to the fund on the list turned
in this morning by Mr.. Boyd:
Y Apoy. 80
Continued on PAGE -
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BAND CONCERT ON THE
ROOF GARDEN TONIGHT

The First Infantry band, directed
by Chief Musician Feltrinelli, will give
a concert this evening at half-past
seven o'clock on the roof garden of
the Young Hotel. The concert will be
publics The. program follows: March.
Battle of the Clouds Kneff over
ture, Poet and Peasant" Suppe: Sc
lection, Merry Widow" Lehar:
waltz, spirit of Love-" Hall; inter
mezo, 'Amina,' Lincke; suite.
Scenes Pittoresques,' Massenet. i.
"Marche. Air de Ballet 8
"Angelus," 4 "Fete Boheme:" selec-
ton, "Ernani,r Verdi; war dance,
Indian, Bellstedt.
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ALAMEDA Grew TO
MAKE HONOLULU
PILGRIMAGE

AS was generally expected the Ala
media crew won the senior barge race
July 4. and with it the right to come
to Honolulu in September and contest
for the six-oared barge championship
of the Pacific Coast.
The San Francisco Chronicle says
The first race was the feature of the
day. The winner of this, the senior
barge, goes to Honolulu, and cheers
greeted the Alameda crew as it slip
ped in good three lengths ahead Of
its rival, San Diego. The four boats,
Alameda, San Diego. Ariel and South
End, got away together alameda pull
ed up trifle, with San Diego close
behind, and pulling strong. Alameda
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u. 5. Man SETS
JUMPING RECORD
[Assoclared F.ress cahlel

OF OF the
stoday, epeatng their truuphs
Gutter
"a ~
held by Frank ieOne Of the
games s
semihnas the W.
Kelly California huder the
eoHesan
o versty Of Oregon third
UPSET IN DISCUS. s.@s.s
older Of the c reeoFd better
. OF Arnerioah hopes
Several the card tod which Acs may not n.s en-
4eno
riding which s has lHt
In Swedish
swithP Of fourth ~. i.ftfzs
In Ii. hv. team race unnin frat and
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the water on piers, at which steamers
are landed.
Was the place where the violation
Is alleged to have occurred built on
piers?" asked Attorney Andrews.
1T is part of the wharf"
But was II built on piers?@ reiter-
ated Andrews.
The complaining witness evaded
direct answer again and Judge Mon
sarrat interposed with the question:
"But how could ID sbe part Of the
wharf and not be built on piers2'
But how can It be part OF the
wharf when it isn't part. Of the wharf
and who has the right to say that IL
is part of the wharf or whether It
is part of the wharf or not?" re-
piled Andrews.
And the question was settled by ad-
jeurning court to the waterfront.
where Judge Monsarrat could see for
himself whether the defendant had
driven on part of the wharf or not.
The case has been continued until to-
morrow.
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never lost the lead, but kept increas-
ing the distance. and by the time the
turn was reached there was clear wa
ter between them Coming back. the
San Diegos tired badly and began to
drag their oars. The coaxswain also
lost his head and steefed the. boat all
over the course, Alameda never fall
tered. but kept up to the nhish, three
lengths to the good. The DoIphins Of
this city won third place from the
South Ends by bare nose.
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TAX RECEIPTS INCREASE
OVER HALF MILLION

. Tax receipts for the Territory
(: for the fiscal year just closed
!. viii show an increase of $780,
4. 900 to 100000 over the receipts
q of the preceding year This is
/. the estimated figure set by Gov
:. ernor Frear based on the partial
!. annual statement of the Terri
e torial auditor.
s. He says the statement will
I. show that the amount expended
/. by the Territory during the
Z. same period has been greater,
Z: but that it is greatly overbal-
q anced by the increase in re-
9 ceipts.
/. The auditors report is not
I. completed 1t will be finished in
!. about a week, and as soon as 1t
{. is submitted, the Governor will
(: begin work on his ANNUAL report.
I. The figures given above in
g. .clude the receipts from insurance
{. and inheritance taxes.
1S g lS a a a. a "a as g Is SSS q % (
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TONIGHT At
MOANA Hotel

The management of the Moana
Hotel announces dance for tonight
in honor of the first cabin passegers
of the transport Logan ARMY and
Navy folks, and society generally are
cordially invited to attend.
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The Matson Navigation freighter
Hyades, with full cargo of sugar and
700 tons molasses. gathered at the sew
eral island ports, is reported to have
sailed from aiIo for San Francisco
last night. The Hyades left extensive
shipments of lumber and merchan-
lse at the several ports of call.
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July IL
Sugar: 96 degrees test. 1856 Pre-
yious quotation, 3.79c. Beets: So
analysis. rs I'D: parity, 467e.
Previous quotation. lis 10 I'D.
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: Irving Hurd, manager of the
Schwartz jewelry store, became
proud father this morning when the
,stork arrived at the Hurd home with
an eight-pound girl Mother and child
are doing well. sl
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Lorimer Vote For Tomorrow

D.. C, concluded HE
probably which lorimsrs
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E. w. Chafin Is Nominated

t2-Eugene W. chaHn the noted
prohibition
Prohibition in
j. l. Campbell Of
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l..
Republican s :
this meeting
party move in Hawai-
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La. Toilette Likes Bryan Now

IsA Especial
La
bstrsSef ofhk ParttY tssas s IS .aflss sstae
= sN0IED 15IGHT TRAINER DIES IN NEW YORK
SsEk9Sa& x cabiel
MEN fokkgk
handled
CALIFORNIA MAY BAN LOCALIZED BOXING
initiative
for a das nd-przef W California.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

y ~ iDton i CoUPLE.-C Chauffeur coachman use
,snuSi ruIi KNOW KNOWS about a garden; wife good cook
iSaunuress; S6O; excellent references Miss sbea's
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
70 RAISE MILITIA PAY
House Committee Agrees to Re-
port Bill FavorabIy.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington, Jul

" " July
MILITIA PAY B1LL.-The House Mill
..-v Committee has decided to report
sayorably the militia pay bill, which will
Increase the pay Of all officers and enlisted
,ran OF the militia, the measure having
,.en framed to overcome the objections
bItberto expressed by the War Depart
ment
There has been considerable opposition
% the bill on account OF it's indefinite
.errns and the fact that II was difficult to
ostimate its ultimate cost. 1t We felt
that there should be some way OF regu-
ls,lng the expense and of checking what
might easily become an excess Of disburse-
ment
While the bill will be favorably reported
II will be accompanied by an adverse re-
mort, written by Representative John l..
slayden, of Texas. who has always op-
posed the measure. He has succeeded In
having the committee adopt a clause in
tended to protect the government against
unjust claims by those who have served
under call for troops. His provision Is
a novel one, and II is expected to affect
the pension roll. 1t is provided that when
militiamen are mustered out there shall
be in each case physical examination,
conducted by medical officers, who will
make a record Of the results. BY this
means 1t will be possible to know the exact
physical condition Of every person when
he is accepted for service and when he is
finally discharged. Mr.. Slayden sought to
have adopted other amendments, such as
confirming the increased pay to officers
below the grade OF major. but he was
voted down in the committee.
Mr.. Slayden's minority report may lead
TO an animated debate in the House when
the bill comes up for consideration. The
measure will be supported by a majority
Of the members. Republicans and Demo-
crafts with every prospect that It will be
enacted at the next session. II II is not
brought up before the adjournment OF this
session. There is a great deal of influence
behind the bill, and this has made itself
felt IN both House and Senate.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
Female.

ma AAMBERMAID and WAITRESS S-Competent
0nhging young woman; good references Mrs
S9lllel ~! i Agency, 457 4th ave, near 3lst ST.
'hA hAMBBRMAID. Swedish; first class; best ref
rdences from New York families. Jussila
Agency $50 Lexington ave. Tel. 4453 Plaza
CHAMBERMAID and sEAMsTREss. .-G.rr,u
experienced, neat girl; best references q
country wages S25 $50. Call at Lang
linenhHrHr ca LIZ ~ -,
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

MRS 9. CLEMENTS AGENCY, telephone 1858
River supplies all nationallties. white only.
References Investigated 1O2 West Tooth St
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

EWORKER.-swedish s2o; good cook
and laundress has three years reference
from last place. Larsons Agency. % East
125th st. Tel. 42s3 Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

OUSEWORKER.-Young Finnish girl; excel
lent cook plain iaundress; good references:
city or country: s25. Mynttnen's Agency. 2lo7
Eth ave. Tal. lnn5 Harlan.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
NEGRO MADE COLLEGE HEAD.

Kansas City. July 13.-W. T. Vernon, a
negro lawyer and educator of Kansas City.
Kan, has received notice of his appoint
ment to the presidency Of Campbell Col
lege, Of Jackson. Miss. Vernon was Reg
ister Of the United States Treasury under
the Roosevelt administration.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
rvpEwRITiNG AND TYPEWRIr. ~

=n.zsr5s -. VISIBLE. 70 Nassau ct. catalogue
Tee: all makes taken part payment; oarsahs
iTnierwo2dS Remingtons, divers. SmithA
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

adIdoators brooders, etc: sober; thorougbIy re-
s"n WIN personal references. scotch, Mathew
9En [nsehCy SlS 9Th ave Tel 37s Rryant
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

two Saa SVUPLE.-Useful. butler; cook: s55;
shea!s years IN last place; go anywhere. Miss
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

OK.-Swedish: young; neat; excellent cook;
good tempered three years last place; $780,
friend good waitress. Osterberg's Agency, 710
Lexington ave. Tel. 1865 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
EYEsI0HT SPECIALISTS.

N0RGAN makes no charge for testing
Dr II years European hospital experiences.
o.tcai goods at moderate prices. Pringle's
Sppno store. 55th St and sth ave
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
SUMMER RESORTS.
NEW YORK..

MAPLE DALE FARM--Two MILES SHADY
grounds large room; Al table; 10 minutes
trolley; S7-Ss: references NJ II. COOKING
HAN. PouRhkeensie. n Y.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
WEST SIDE.

GRAND ST, with Il" TO Lewis ST., about 5000
square feet three story buildings
80 Washington St, three story Attic.
Northeast corner Bird Ave, 1880 ST, 50Xl52; op-
portunity for builder; unenCumbered. Exchanges
separately or together for property convenient TO
my Office.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
Miscellaneous.

LOOKING FOR A SCHOOL OR CAMP
you CAN FIND THE SCHOOL WANTED 9y
writing school Agency, TIL Park Row. N x.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
ROckaWayB Beach
Steamer nGRANp REPUBLIC"
Steamer Mary Powell

Afternoon boat for West Point Newburgh,
PouShkeepsie, Kingston and way landings
leaves Desbrosses St, :45 p. NJ: w. 42d St,
=. NJ; w. 129th St, 220 =. NJ. Daily except
Sunday. Ideal outing to West Point returning
by Str. Albany or rail. =
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

bor. u MAN,-German: S25; can care for
wmSSIe, COW, chickens. lawns; good references
s7ss s7ssnT5,n. pn. Mathewson Agency, s1S 9th ave. Tel
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
WATCHES, DIAMONDS,

etc. 20 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply
10 Mrs n j. Young Fulton. eS Union square
WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY.
THE FRENCH JEwELER".Expert wateh ana
clock repairer. Full charge taken OF your CLOCKS
on yearly contracts. Bible House. Room seh'
Calls at residences. Phone 26t6-Gremercy.
OLD JEwELRY remodelled to look IKE new;
Repairing a specially. w. Heekel' )eweief' %
Nassau St
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
sToRASE AND MOVING.
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. SILVER and platinum bought for
cash. liberal allowances Tor silyerware In
GOOD condition. HOWARD q CO. 10 John ct.
WORN-OUT gold and silver bought by X,
Longman's Sons. gold and silver rehners. .
John st.
HIGHEST prices paid for old gold silver. pawn
tickets Borg, 1ts W 23d st. near 9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

GENERAL HOUsEWORKER.-very neat,
willing girl; good cook; excellent !aundress;
finest references: city or country; $50. Pear
sons Agency. East 1920 ct. Tel. 5oi9 Har-
10
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
WORK WANTED

49,, Male
tNpEHScE Reliable Employment Agency,
Brsat. tukS L 826 Sixth Avenue. Phone 3oSs
prits,s Best Japanese servants furnished 10
'I-s- lsnilies. references investigeteo.
ss1.sAEGE GRADUATE. with two years ex-
lar es .r.s 10 teaching, would like to tutor du.
drs.. pher months: excellent references Az
S IcSs!.zs oos ~ Nestport Point. Mass. -
"..ssoUNTANT, Able man, OF varied expert
,,s,s...e capable Of handling business; nrst class
ccppi-;sss. IN II. p. Champion. 261 Broadway:
ssn.! tEUR.--Understand different makes o.
d All lggsst references: thoroughly experleneeo'
te.e.ssi Kinds Of repairing; neat appearance. re-
sysIo :, e1ored man; please call or write' L.
fs;...- SSs<..-- .sf Gates ave, Brooklyn. -
Ys,Scf TrEUR Useful man. young, neat; New
eres, ,:sneT jersey license; own repairs; reIei
N NJ ~ per month. Mime. T. Carneno Agency
SS-,, -. aza 81 Phone, 56T7 Bryant.
On sfECR ana mechanic: long experience
rsfsr.soInelsn and domestic cars; two yss1hns,
is,.hnee last employer William Fink. 1ooi
-.yette ave- Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

PEARSONS Employment Agency.-First-c lass
help furnished: all branches Of service.
hotels private families. city or country.
East 1924 81. Tel 900 Harlan.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
PAWN TICKETS.

WE BUY PAWN TICKETS old gold. oiau.
mum diamonds pearls. II. Feingoli. 645 Jth
ave- bet a7th & 3sth sta Business conndentia''
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

FINNISH GIRL. young, lately landed for
small family apartment; Sl6. Mynttinen's
Agency. 2iOT 9th ave Tel. 1905 Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

CCOK.-A neat young English woman, good
baker; city or country: personal references; $50.
Bertha. care Mathcwson Agency, SIS 9th ave.
Tel 87S-Bryant
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

COUPLE.-English Protestants; wife excellent
cook: husband butler, valet, generally useful;
excellent references. Mrs. Golfers Agency. i57
ave Slst
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

HOCSF5WORK. BY niddle-aged Canadian wom-
an; good cook and baker; accept Sl2 monthly
with considerate treatment; references. Call, IT
wins Agency II West llth St
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

COUPLB-Cook and butler; has friend gardener;
understands cows horses, automobiles, chick
ems: together or separate; any distance. Miss
Morrow's Agency 721 Lexington ave, corner
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

CCOK.-German; first class; good baker: city or
country; best references; wages SO $50. Call
at Lang & Boecherer Co. Agency. 43-5-47 West
33i ST
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
Female

INNER REsoRTs-severaI compstent wait
tl,s ehambermaids cooks. laundresses;
Axs,aua ae help waiting for positions. at Irwin .
s~-.. ~ West 11th ct; 27 years established.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

COOK.-Swedish: competent; excellent references;
very willing, capable, neat and economical.
Jussa Agency. $50 Lexington ave. Tel. 1853
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

COOK Scotch; first class In all branches; very
economical: good manager; IL years excellent
references wages $40; city, country. Industrial
Agency II West 42d st
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
SWEDISH-FINNISH
JAMAICA AGENCY
Colonial Employment Agency
Domestic (726) Needs (726) Agency
sI,i,IER REsInENIs

SUMNER RESIDENTS
at seashorc Mountain or Country furnished
with hrst class servants In all capacities all
references Investigated. Protective RAgistry
agency, 23s West Tooth ST., cor Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

and waitress. $22 two SW edlsh girls; pref
erably together; city or country. Mynttinsa's
Agency 21O7 5th ave; tel 1905 Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

AT CARPHNTERs Employment Agency. l6t
9th ave. Established ls47. We have best
coachmen. gardeners groons. married couples,
farm foremen farm hands. All nations. wei
ssIaA
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14
ooMEsTlc SITUATIONS WANTED.
MAla


er. Male
sbeaiaSsVALET. - Thoroughly experienced
kbsl ssssp sober; not afraid Of work; per
II, tx rts family references Address But
M. .~e East 44th st.
rSIhsIhsAN, gardener. useful: very willing;
1eltssp temperate; three years excellent .eIL.
"a wages $50. Industrial Agency, II west
pise. et;;-Nsn generally useful about small
heass -. "a country; wife good cook, excei!'n'
Ptsr,ooossper; $40: finest personal references
sp 59aa agency, East 1920 st.; tel HAT
sre.Iis.- Germans: wife general houseworker'
NJ al DE-. ny COOK, laundress; man generally use
insrsp,.s ming; good workers: t45; exceIenl
Y Rsst Iot tSovntry preferred. industrial Agency
.,ass French: speak some English; first
fAns bnter. useful: best city references'
hone se,-I ~ Carnello Agency, 103 West 4zd rt'
fsrnss 40; German; useful man, gardener.
fponsl' 55,e. wife good cook and houseworkel,
ssshey ,ssonk references. Otto Mathewsoh
fsEI,. fsEI,;e.s 30 esh ave. Tel. 3Ts Bryant
sors' AND. -s25; North Irish. all around farm
rnek 81, nof9ughiy understands farm machinery,
ht Tel .-s -Ssanes. Mathewson Agency. sls 0th
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

! HAVE SOLVED the servant problem ty flr-
nishing competent and reliable help Nine
Carnello's Agency lO3 West 42d ri. Tel. 66II-
Bryant. e Anderson, manager.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

GOVERNESs, NURSE.-Young. refined French;
music; full charge children from five years up
best city references $50. Nine Carnello Agency,
lO3 West 42d ST. Tel. 66i7 Bryant.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

HOJ' sEWORK ER. glsh: no washing; capable
young woman; good references. Mrs Golfers
Agency, 459 4th ave, near 3lst ST. Tel. O'i9
Madison SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

COLES AGENCY, los LEXINGTON AVE.
Diet 2Tth and 2sthJ Reliable help only.
Services guaranteed. References strictly In
yestigoted Tel 1878 Madison Square.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-14

CooK-Middle- English Protestant: baker
and plain laundress: has friend. North Ireland
Protestant. chambermsid, waitress. Miss Nor
rows Agency, T2l Lexington ave, corner 5sth st.
COOK Protestant: strictly first class not afraid
Of work; go any distance; three years refer
ence. Mrs. Golfers Agency. 457 4th ave.