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SECRETARY '!'l[ WILSON ! IS DEFENDED Members of House Stand By Head of Department of
 Agriculture. MONEY TRUST PROBE Mr. Untermeyer Declines to Act IS
 Attorney For the House In-
 yestigating Committee.
MONEY TRUST PROBE

,. Washington, Feb. 29.-Debate cn the Agricultural Appropriation Bill in the House today was marked by } defense of Secretary Wilson sn the part of three members, Representa-. tives Mann, of Illinois; Sloan, of Ne braska, and Higgins, of Connecticut all of whdm praised the long service of the venerable Secretary and de precated the constant attack of the Department
 Representative Hefln, of Alabama made an-tsher attack on stock eX. change speculation, speaking in favo. of bills he has introduced to preven trading in futures. Representative Henry, who instituted the Money Trust investigation, made public tc- day s telegram received from Samue UMaefmeyer, the New York lawyer, ii which Untermeyep says that he can- hot act as attorney for the investigat- ing committea MT. Unlarmeyel thanked MT Henry for suggesting his name, but sad he had neither t,he time nor inclination to aid in the probe although he said he had been fighting corrupt high finance for yea.s.
 Senator Lddge, in a two hour. speech, today discussed the Britisf and French abrogation treaties. advo. eating their ratification with ay l amendment, which he has offered in. terpreting the scoop and meaning O the convention
 Senator Works offered a resoluticl i 10 amend the constitution SD as f; provide for Woman's Suffrage.
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city. The directors authorized their
 attorney W. B. Alexander, to file the alt,cles of incorporation for the com-
 pany immediately with the cdunty
 clerk and secretary of state. Tlaey also named H. B. Feinberg, W. B..
 Alexander, N. E. Bloom and e. B..
 Smith as a committee to arrange fo.
 the location and to contract for all supplies and to make the preliminary arrangements for the opening of the cafe. The stdcls subscriptions are be- ling caiasd or and it will te but a few weeks before the cafe will be opened to the public. The finest fixtures are to be installed and everything will be in Keeping with the interior furnish sings. Several thousand dollars are to
 be spent in making the cafe one of the most attractive and popular in this city, All modern cooking apparasusas are to be installed in the kitchen and an expert is to be placed in. charge 4of |that department
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chine is it?1 Until someone .in the crowd, who was a particular favo1dte in the Graphic contest and is work ing for her, spoke up that it was one cf the automobiles to be awarded i'll tie Graphic Grand Prize Contest. h was not expected, that so much exs citement would be created in a ma chine on the streets. =
 If you are not making the progr you would like put some more steam behind your efforts. -77*=-
 Have all ydur friends save Ghe five yotee coupons. that are appe5rfng i'll the paper daily, Every little bit helps when it comes to getting votes. 7. <
 Use the mails in your campaign.
 Have you drought of writing let 'ters ito your oub-of-town friends and enlisting their supporn
 Da not expect your friends to do tt all fos you. They are willing to. helI you out but yo'il must show them that yGu are interested in yourself. In other words do net ride "a, willing ho'r;e to death. -t-a -4
 The friends of James E.. Fsultz, of District No. 5 are boosting their fa- vGrite along in the vote column and from now c'n he promises to be q close contender fou first hdnors.
 Miss Mattie Bradley, of District No 4, who is out for a grand prize, leads in her district this morning by a small majority and promises to make the race interesting for some of the other contestants in the outside dis t1icts.
 All aboard for the good ship HUS- TILE a2d let her sail on to victory land. t'tt. e='
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.VOTES T | [SPORIDCNl|

Grand Forks, N. D., wants place in any circuit that is organized along the northern border. *.s.i-lr.' If Toledo lets Harry Hinchman go Mike Kelly would like to have him te play second base for St. Paul.
 Intercollegiate basket ball is as good as football, with the added at traction that pads are not worn.
 The easiest thing in the whole world to explain is how man happened to be knocked out in prize fight.
 Jimmy Toman of Los Angeles has signed his contract to umpire in the Northwestern League next season.
 Minneapolis has signed a catcher named Otto Hungary, who is a pro uct of Riverdale (Cal.) University. . The Chicago Cubs will go to West Baden for weeks water drinking be fore they go south to New Orleans.
 Manager Mike Finn of Mobile de nies that he has closed deals for Max we'll, Paulette or Cutshaw, as report ed.
 :, Some statistician figures that ii ,2s7 hits were made in the American League in 1911 as against 9,925 in 1910. z.
 Seattle has bought Hosea Sinel from the Danville, H., club to take the place of Bill Leard at second base.
 There seems to be as much diplo macy required in this broadsword game as there is in .boxing-before hand. ''t
 Probably it would have eased the minds of many of the wrestlers were Mahmout barred from every city in the United States.
 Lee Fohl, manager of the four-time pennant winning Akron, O., team, tires of the glory of championships and may retire for next season.
 South Bend in the Central League has signed two Cubans for next year They are Thomas Romanao and Ra' mino Seigle Both are intlelders.
 Ben Egan, Connie Mack's catching recruit, secured from Baltimore, is the father of a girl, born at the fam lily home in Sherrill, N. T., recently. It was on Charley Carr's recommen dation that Detroit bought Pitcher James Maroney from Utica. Carr is a sort of unofficial scout for Jennings.
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STUTTGART MAN
 IS FOUND DEAD
F. K. Parson, of Arkansas County. Mysteriously Killed in Mem
 phis Yesterday.

Memphis. Tenn, Feb. 29-The body of B. E. Parsen, of Stuttgart, Ark, was found shortly after 19 o'clock tonight in the rear of the Planters warehouse by switchmen working in the yards.
 A small hole in the top of Parsons head was the only indication of vio- fence found When searched by the police no money or valuables of any kind were found on the body. A letter in his pocket, giving his name and ad- dress, enabled the police to establish his identity.
 It is believed that Parson fell from a train by accident and if he had any paluables on his person they were taken from him after he left the train as no marks on his body show thai a fight had taken place. The hole ii fhe Eop of his head was probably thy cause of his desath, he falling on his head eff the train.
 Parson was nicely dressed in the latest made clothes and had a grip o alson an up-to-date appearance.
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QUESTION OF OWNING
 AUTOMOBILE is. SOL yED

(Continued From Page 1.)
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Children Crv
 FOR FLETCHER'S c A TO RIA
WARNING ORDER.

Ill the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 L. D. Parker, Plaintiff. vs. Pearl Parker, Defendant.
 The Defendant Pearl Parker is warned to appear in this count within thirty days and answer the complain, of Plaintiff L. D. Parker.
 Given under my hand and the Sea of said Court this 21st day of Feb A. D, 1912.
 c, E. LITTLE. Clerk.
 A M. BARROW Jr., D. O 2 p 27 S5 12 1s.
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"Why in the world did you make that formal application to have your salary cut 2" Because" replied the meek yet obstinate man, T wanted to De sure of having my own way about something"
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Pleasure.

Pleasure. without responsibility, is the greatest evil in the. social world today. and is filling our iails with criminals, our asylums with insane. our homes with broken hearts. our divorce courts with shattered men ar women.-Rev w. H. Geistweit, tist, San Diego.
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R. G. Collins. Postmaster, Barne- gat, N. J., was troubled with severe la grippe cough. He says: q would be completely exhausted after each fit of violent coughing. I bought a bottle of Foley's Honey aud Tar Compound and before I had taken 1t all the coughing spells had entirely ceased. It can't be beat" w. L.. DeWoody & Go.
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Obstlnac

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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE.
ANNOUNCEMENT. For Congress.

The Graphic is authorized to an- nounce Col. s. M. Taylor, of Jefferson county, as a candidate for Congress from the Sixth District, his candidacy being subject to the action of the De- mocratic primary.
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CATERING COMPANY
 TO INCORPORATE
Directors Met Last Night and Named Committee tO Proceed With All
 Preliminary < Arrlngements.

The directors If the Rismark Cater
 dng Company m9tS lak2 III glt and dis rnssed the plans outlined for the op- e5ifnx of first class cafe in this
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g 2no ST
81 ST ST

The approximate amount Of the lien or charge.
10 satisfy which the above described property q
10 be sold, Is $40 4T2 20, with Interest thereon
from the ed day OF April. 1910. together with
costs and allowance amounting to sb33.ee, to-
sether with the expenses Of the sale. The aP-
proximate amount Of the taxes, assessments
and water rates or other liens 10 be allowed 10
the purchaser out OF the purchase money, or
paid by the referee. Is 81, 3S5. II and interest
Dated New York. July ~. 1912.
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee
The FOREGOING sale is hereby adjourned TO
"Wednesday, October End. 1912. at the same
time ami place. n
Dated, New York. August 25rd, 1912.
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby further ad-
journed TO Tuesday. October 10. 1872 at the
same hour and place.
Dated. New York, October 3, 1912.
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee.
The foregoing sale, Is hereby further ad-
journed 10 Wednesday, October 30. 1912. at the
same hour and place.
Dated New York October ID, 1872:
ALEXANDER BRouGH. kefefee'
The foregoing sale is hereby further ad-
journed TO Wednesday, November 18th, 1917, at
the same time and place.
Dated New York. October 3Otn, lslz
ALEXANDER BRoUGH.
Referee.
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RESORTS.
,rsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
Ill FULTON ST.
FORECLOSURE SALES,


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York.-Unted States Trust Company Of New
York. pls intlT. against Anna X. Daniel and
ctfc.s. de 'endants
and sale, duly made and entered In the above
entitled a ton and bearing date the 18th day
OF June. 1910. 1. the undersigned the referee In
ton. at the New York Real Estate salesrooms.
Nos. 1913 yssey street. In the Borough OF
Marhas CITY Of NsS YSTS On the Esd , nay
day, by Daniel Greenwald, auctioneer, the
premises directed by said Judgment " be sold.
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land.
with the buildings and improvements thereon
erected, situate. lying and being In the City OF
New YORK, and bounded and described AZ fol-
Iowa. VIZ: Beginning at a point on the south.
erly side Of s2nd street, distant three hundred
and five (3o5) feet westerly from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the said south
OF Columbus (formerly NINTH Avenue; thence
running southerly, parallel with the said west
erly SIDE OF Columbus Avenue ana part OF the
two lO2) feet two ~ inches TO the centre line
OF the block between sist and SIND streets;
thence westerly, alons said centre line OF the
block twenty COZ feet: thence northerly. again
parallel with the said westerly side OF Colum-
bus Avenue, one hundred and two 1o2l feet
two (2) inches 70 the said southerly side Ct s2nd
street.; and thence easterly. along the said
southerly side OF Sind street twenty COO feet to
the point or place OF beginning. SAID premises
being now known Dy the street nuInper lZo
West SIND Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan
OF said City.
Subject 20 covenants and restrictions con-
tanned IN instruments dated the LIST day OF May,
1880 and recorded in the New York County
Registers Office on the 2oth day OF January,
1883. in Libsr 1o7s of Conyeysness, page 412,
Dated New York. July 20, 1912
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee.
STEWART & SHEARER, Attorneys for P'ain-
tin. Office and Post ONCE address. No. ~
Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan. City Of
New York.
The following IL a diagram OF the property to
he sold: It's street number Is i2S West s2nd
Street;
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

BooKKEEPER, cashier, treasurer or expert
accountant or as stenographer, an4nuenstS
or nrivate secretary: fourteen years expert
encs: best New York references. Address M
p Thayer Woodmont, Conn. -----,,-
C'IJATrFFEIr r. English; single; sober. rell-
able personal reference nonnir VI Wm, Cox, 2I2G
Broadway. ---------------
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. composing room, can
estimate: pass on presswork; cspaDle, 70.
,,aIIs' take charge OF commercial or private
nIsnt, will take position out OF town. IL. "
X, Tribune once. -------------s-7~- -
VACUUM CLEANING with powerful cleo
trio air compressor; satisfaeuon Gxama
Ioo iivest iOist St; phone 1922 Riverside.
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WEST sIDE-Above Tooth street.

sunny ROOM: TWO FIIGHTs: SINGLE
ROOM. LADIES. BAIl-IE. -
S4-Ss-I0lsT ST. 205 WEST. --FURNIsHED
ROOMS, SINGLE, DOUBLE; ELECTRlC-
ITY, GAS; MAID SERVICE AND TELL
KITCHEN PRIVILEGES IF DESIRED; =
KITCHENS ON EVERY FLOOR THE LCD-
INGTON. PHONE l763 RINERslpE.
i00TH ST, 253 WEsT-Large front room:
also handsomely furnished floor, with bath
electric light; dressing room: telephone; pri-
vate family. -
10TH ST., "a WEsT.-HANDsoME. LARGE
FRONT ROOM: NEAR BATH: MEDIUM
SIZED ROOM: RUNNING WATER; hOME
COMFORTS: REAsoNABLE. GARDINER.
iO4TH ST. 1874 wEsT.--Room for gentle
roundings: reasonable: references exchanged;
apartment. Mrs. Smith. --
10TH ST, eli WEST-LARGE FURNlsHED
FRONT ROOM; CONVENIENT Il SUB
WAY: MODERATE O'CONNELb. -
lO6TH ST. 23s WEST RAYMORE COURT,
APARTMENT 9.--NEWLY, NICELY FUR
NISHFD ROOMS; PRIVATE FAMILY ALi'
CONVENIENCES; no CHILDREN OR DOCS
10TH ST; go WEST; FOB GENTL h6dEs
HIGH CLASS ELEVATOR APARTMENT
REFERENCE. FGuRNEB. u u - = =
IOsTTI ST, 2O4 WBST. ELEVATOR APART
MENT; SPLENDID SUNNY ROOM; Small
PRIVATE FAMILY: TELEPHONE. APART
10th ST. 500 WEST CThe Dartmouth Apart
Notwithstanding furnished parlor bed
rooms for gentlemen; references required Iele-
phone 3743-M orningside. Apartment e
lI5TH ST, 2s3 wEsT.-NICELY FUR
NIsHED ROOMS FOR BUSINESS MEN;
EN- SUITE OR SEPARATE: APARTMENT
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PROPOSALS..

vibs ,icE or THE COMMISSIONERS or THE
4 sesiet OF Columbia, washington, November
ft,plz-Stsled proposals viii be received at
h,sesmes uffil o'clock r.. 81. on November
Sr.lL for furnishing and delivering four ~
- wsi.,f nIplsI piunger pumps fer Wt W
lsl.Wlons ana form Of prOpossl may ne
CjTn'fs, from the Purchasing Officer, u: -.
MIL, ~ RUDOLPH. JOHN a. JOHNSTON,
s.s~-IAh v. JUDEON, Commissioning, ID. q.
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noMEsIlc SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

- r,srFr-L,-s3O; German; neat,
cdvnpcfent young man, with good ely '.ero
enceS. willing and oDllgihs. ni"S 'TI RI SIs
Nathewson Agency, elS o'h "''' ~
Bryant ,,..,,, ,rsisnd
~ p,ratcstant. first class; very indusulous'
oxisIIent personal references; city or eou,ry
tTy: S4O-S45 Miss BUCKLEY Ne'"0''
-.51.,rTsI,I;- GSEFrT.-Strong, neat yonm n
~ , ~ yery obllging; thoroughly capapie.
three years' excellent personal ncu ~
city. country; Miss B ~ GrysSt "S''''
,5iI1,T-e-R and USEFUL MAN.-snart younk
d" Gsryoan. with old country ana AiheL tsnIans
perience; city or country; Ao9S soop
Miss shea's Agency. East 4Ea ~. ------
BUTLER or VALET. -Enslishi s'h s,n.sTanee;
tent, reliable systematic: GOOD spPeA, 49,
-. ,s,srs eYperieIce. $50, excellent CITY re'e'
ences' walter. FOG Fast 32d ST.
,,,,,r,V,p Young tail, refined French. ltaI-
ian English sPeellrg man nan, }sfe $50
Nine = Carnello's Agency 100 "tS' 1-''
Phone 5G77 BRYANT ----------- -
RTTTLER, USEFUL, VALET Neat taii. SO
ber swede; hrst class N e'y Wages os,er-
Lerg's Agency. T1e Lexington ave- iei. i'''
CuAIItF EUR.--SingIe. 30; sober. esIerqGI
onee Civ or country: reference. BoIaha' IS'
west 67th a. ---.,-
CHEF French; speaks Italian; steaay. eco
nomlcsl all BRANCHES. .e6 Mm h,sneaTs csrne los
} HsencS S' ios West 42G St Tel 5e77-Bryant
cnAcuuAN gardener, useful man; single
sober. reliable; long experience, esiSisi ut ~
er; written and personal ieIs.S ,,, oe,Cn isei
employer. 7. r., Tribune Uptown ONCE i"''
CHMAN-single: useful; reference y uha fta
stsnas horses ana garden. Address {, O.. 100
9th ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a BARGAIN For rent. loft 23Il0O; wall
Eases, cstpets. hTSt floor: three beautiful
sshooSs; perfect light: two doors from bth
80 ~. no reasonable of1eT refused. MSlSon Bef-
ssla Sl0 0th ave. Btst SIR
911hDwARE AND TIN BUSINESS: EsTAB-
e..,ssso over 10 years on Main st. sausertles,,
Hudson; will cell for inventory; III
Tsih causes sale. Apply TO owner, James
ssS s..n s2l Main 81. saugertifs. y.
~ ALE--Dyeing cleaning; good for ladies
hs.soIlrE, no reasonable offer refused. 100
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES woman woman
educated musical, as companion 10 elasrly
semi-inyalid lady living In StaHIG'u poY
90 Conn.
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ROOM AND BOARD DIRECTORY.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
FREE
ROOM AND BOARD REGISTER

The Room and Board Register
of The New-York Tribune con-
tains list of the better furnished
rooms and board offered IL New
York
Those seeking rooms are in
vlted to consult the Register and
obtain a list free of charge. $40
Tribune Building. Telephone
Beeknan 5000.
WEST SIDE-Below Tooth Street.
s4-ssTH ST, 60 WEsT.-sinslc room. ad-
or1 JOINING pain large closets; gentlemen; ref
SD ST. 337 WEST.-sunny front suite,
phone. MILLER.
SVOr3Ot WEST 22D ST, ALLBRToN HOUSE
T0R BACHELORS ONLY AFFORDS
HIGH CLASS HOTEL AND CLUB CONVENT
EI,IIR Rel ,BUILDiNG. coNYBNIENcEs;
ROOM; BATH AND sHoWER. EVERY
ROOM OUTSIDE. RESTAURANT AT
WTA EEKI2 F SjSSEE ROB Eo ems !. TT TO
WEEKLY EACH INSPECTION INVITED.
aSTH ST, go IVES G.--Rehned house: parior;
housekeeping, telephone; board optional.
LhuSleldns preferred Columbus e9j9.
DIST ST. $50 WEsT.-Desirabe rooms; eK-
cellent table: subway and Il"
18th ST.. 2l3 WEST-Two rooms; private
bath; single; en- suite; small room: gentlemen
pEeIerred: half block subway.
SD ST. 2l7 WHsT.-Elegantly furnished light
room; modern Conveniences: board optional:
near subway. KELLY.
SAITH ST. 81 WEST.-Attractive single and
double rooms, near subway IL; select
neiGhborhood.
S5TH SIT. 1888 wEST.-TWO LARGE AT
TkACrlNE ROOMS: CONNECTING OR
SINGLE; SUITABLE FOR TWO OR THREE
GENTLEMEN OR COUPLE; PRIVATE FAM
lily: BREAKFAST IL DESIRED; REFER
s5TH ST. 2os WEST. Elegantly furnished
quire janitor JEFFERY. -------
SeTH ST 34l WEST.-LARGE, HAND
SOMELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
PRIVATE BATH; ALSO VERY DESIRABLE
SMALLER ROOM; WELL APPOINTED
PRIVATE HOUSE; SUBWAY. IL" RIVER
SIDE.
sgd ST., 1870 WEsT-Newly furnished. large,
connecting rooms; also single room;
kitchen privileges. MACHACEK.
S5IH ST, I4O WEsT.-ELEGANTLY FUR
NlSHED LARGE, SMALL ROOMS. SUIT
ABLD %; PRIVATE; SUBWAY, SoIH 81.
L: PHONE
private bath telephone: single room; selec'
private house. -
JGTH ST. SIS WEST-ATTRACTIVE LARGE
FRONT ROOM. FURNISHED OR uNFUR-
NIsHED; ABSOLUTELY CLEAN; PR.
EATE HOUSE; SUITABLE FOR C0uPi-I
ENcEs; NEAR CENTRAL PARK VEST ::
WAY STATION, ELEVATED. -FOUR CAR
LINES: PHONE.
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LOST RANkaooks.

re-. sankboek No 719.I4e, Bank for Saw
3t<<. 20 18th ave, New York. Payment
wv Please return book to bank
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WHERE ELECTION RETURNS WILL
BE DISPLAYED.
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Y1ELIHI;II11IllS3

nv N.w cunardsr Laconia," Feb. 15I II days.
sioe up, Including hotels, guides, drives, shore
trips! Stop-overs Round World and SO. Aynsr-
lea Tours F. c. CLARKE Times hIds'' ~ ].
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BoARDERs WANTED.
WEST SIDE Below Tooth Street.

los WEST s0TH ST.
LADY OFFERS IN HER HOME bARGB
DOUBLE OR SINGLE BRIGHT FRONI
ROOM: NEAR BATH; SUPERIOR TABLE;
REFERENCES. -
Q3D ST, 1874 WEgT.-Table board: excellent
service; home cooking; also rooms Iele-
phore Riverside 1886 "
WEST sIDE-AbOve Tooth street.
1O4TH ST. So wEST.-second floor 'front.'
room; near hath; table guekts: tsLsnhone.
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COOK and LAUNDRESs.--Or homework:
small family; particularly neat; good ref
erences Mrs. Golfers Agency. 4oI ith ave.
QIE,
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COOK-Strictly frst class; thoroughly un:.
derstands all branches American ana
French cooking; will accommodate day.
month or week. Mrs. Golfers Agency, i3I
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COUPLE.-Usetul butler and houseman; wife
plain cook, chambermad or waitress; young
neat, French couple: highest references s9V'
Carnellos Agency, 1903 West i?d 81. Tel. SOIL
BRYANT
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WEST sIDE-Above Tooth street.
HELP WANTED.

MADE $50 600 in five years with small
mail order business; began with 30; sen9
for free booklet. Tells how. Heacock. 300
Iockport, n. Y.
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COUPLE -Colored: smart young and com
petent servants; cook-laundress; useful butter
SD: 20 anywhere good references. Miss Shea
Agency 4 East 42d ST
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FINNISH GIRL, young. lately landed, lor
small family or apartment; SIG Mynt-
linens Agency. 2l07 7th ave. Tel. 1908 har-
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COOK.-Colored good. smart woman: splendld
cook can handle well large kitchen; city or
country. $50: good references Miss shea
Agency, S East I2i st.
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FAmale.

VISITING GoVERNESs-Verys successful with
backward children. Miss l.. Richmond IL
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COOK and LAUNDREss = CHAMBERMAID
and WAITRESS.-Two girls; do entire work
family Miss Morrows Agency, 72l Lexington
ave. Tel. gO32-Plaza.
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COOK (Swiss), with or without kitchen,
maid: hrst class: six years exceptional
references; city or country; $40. Industrial
Association Agency. II West 42d ST. Phone
52l0 Bryant
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GENERAL HOUsEWORK.--New landed
Finnlsh girl: si2; good home preferred .
willing to work. Mynttinen's Agency, 2l0I
Eth 10. Tel IUOh Harlem
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DOMESTIC EQUATIONS WANTED.
Female,

COOK.-Swedish. A No. / in all branches;
finest city references; $40; city or country
Charles Wilson's Agency. 724 Lexington ave-
7 cl 1924 Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

GENERAL HoUsEWoRK--Neat strong swea-
fish girl, not long over. speaks litue Ens
lish: would take kitchenmaids place os Hei.
Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

c00K.-English, wants place in county, I,S :
Agency. T27 Lexington ave. Tel. b1Is Plaza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

INFANTS NURSE.--Gorman: competent
nurse: takes babies from birth: best refer,
ences: city or country: wages f3O-f35. eau
nj Lang & Boecherer Co. Agency. 43-s5-4f
West gSd 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-04

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER.-Nlc neat APP
pearns young gri sS0d p, ssa c 8ome snc
Exchange AEency), 324 Columbus ave- TEL
SChuyler-al36.