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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-07-04
A MISTAKEN IDEA

There are some people who still resort
to drugged pills or alcoholic syrups to
overcome colds, nervousness or general
debility, and who know that the pure,
unadulterated nourishment in Scott
Emulsion is eminently better, but refrain
from taking it because they fear it may
lead to excessive fat or obesity.
This is mistaken idea, because Scott
Emulsion first strengthens the body before
making flesh. Its blood-forming proper
ties aid nature to throw off sickness by
building health from its very source, and
flesh is formed only by its continued use.
Avoid alcoholic substitutes for SCOTS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-07-04

some time. R. T. Cameron. Remark
able report of herd for two years.
Better than the average. The host
informed the club that half acre of
corn was sowed to tide over shortage
of pasture after or during harvest.
The best COW is a grade Hereford. His
winter ration is as follows: 400 lbs.
cob meal, 400 lbs. Hammond dairy
feed, 125 lbs. brewers grains, 125 lbs.
cotton seed meal, fed 10 ID. mixture
per COW.
Adjourned, to meet with NJ. c.
Reeder August 10Th.
ELWOOD BALDERSTON,
Secretary.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1914-07-04

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Ethel Smart-"Oh, mama, I
heard riddle today: What
takes the work out Of "house-
work"""
Anty Drudge-"I can see to
look at your mother she don't
know the answer to that
riddle, but I can tell her. It's
Fels-Naptha Soap, of course.
That is the one thing that
takes work out Of house.
work."
Why worklike
a slave, tending a
hot fire, carrying
heavy scuttles Of
CO al, liftin G
heavy pals of
water to fill the
washboiler, rub
b ing up and
d ow n on the
wash hoard every
washday f?
Eel N aptha
Soap saves all
this. 1t dissolves
| grease, m a kes
dirt disappear,
c | e a n S a n d
| brightens every
thing it touches,
does away with
| the wa h day
drudgery of boil
ing and hard rub
bing he clothes.
FoHo1U the directions on the Red and
Green Wrapper. Better buy Fels-NaPtha
by the carton.
Fels g. Co., Philadelphia.
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Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21
FEATURE
OF DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE

Washington, May 21,-Social justice
has at last reached the American hen.
At least the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture believes In JUS
tice for the hen and today recon-
mends rules for the great egg pro-
ducer. Fresh air, exercise and nor
NAL temperature are three things the
Department insists upon for the hen,
especially if she is about to set,
Dust her" is another injunction. Move
her carefully off the nest for half
hour of recreation daily is a second
rule. If large number of settlers
are kept in the same room let four
or five stroll at the same time, is Il
third warning,
But above all the Department in
sists on its instructions to farmers
to see that the nest is properly made.
See that there are some soft downy
feathers as well as fresh new straw.
Of equal Importance is the ability to
properly coax hen to set. A bulle-
tin the Department issued goes into
great detail:
"Put a china egg or two in the
nest where the hen is to set, and
place a board over the opening SO
she cannot get off. Toward evening
of the second day quietly go in where
she is setting, leave some food and
water, remove the board from the
front or top of the nest and let the
hen come off when she is ready. Should
she return to the nest after feeding
replace the china eggs with those to
be hatched. If the nests are slightly
darkered the hens are less likely to
become restless At Matching time theY
should be confined and not be dis
turbed until the hatch is completed,
Unless they become restless, when it
may be best to remove the chicks that
are Matched first"
In the latitude of Washington the
department says no more chicks
should be Matched this year.
Farmers are urged to take great
care and precaution in selecting the
setting. Infertile eggs can be detect
ed by careful examination and selec-
tion, it declares, and no farmer should
neglect this. Eggs laid in the late Win
ter and early spring are often infer
tile and should not be used. Farmers
are advised not to mix eggs of differ
ent breeds.
Angora goats to prevent fires in
the Northwest is the latest. Depart
ment of Agriculture experts say that
although nearly every state in the
union now possesses its fiocks, the
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21
BIG SURPRISE TO MANY
In EL CENTR0

Local people are surprised at the
QUICK results received from simple
buckthorn bark, glycerine, ETC., as
mixed in Adler-i-ka, the German rem
ady which became famous by curing
appendicitis. j. E. Davis, druggist,
states that this simple remedy draws
off such a surprising amount of. old
foul matter from the body that SIN
GLE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas
on the stomach and constipation IN
STANTLY.-- -(Advertisement.)
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21

southwest and northwest are especial
ly we'll adapted to the industry, par
ticularly the large areas recently log
ged off in the Northwest.
There the Angora not only thrives
himself but helps to clear away the
brush which if allowed to grow un-
checked, might easily become foun-
datior for a dangerous fire trap. Thus
it is often said that the angora works
and pays for it's board at the same
time.
The department reports that the an
gora goat industry is rapidly increas
ing in this country and that even
if importation from South Africa is
prohibited there is no danger of a
decrease in the future hocks here
If the industry in this country at
tains the great proportion the De-
partment hopes for the importation
of 100000 pounds of mohair-a pro-
duct from the angora goat-will be
necessary no longer. In 1913 over
100000 pounds of mohair were pro-
duced' here.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21
Bonus Offered Expires June lst

Over one-half million dol
lars worth of Calipatria
Farms are already sold, and
mostly to Imperial Valley
buyers. Why? Because these
people know this to be the
finest land in the valley; they
know water conditions are
fine, and they know the price
is right.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21

The county agent continues to be
the ieading topic of discussion among
the progressive farmers. Despite the
convincing experience of many states
that the county expert idea is the
greatest boon that has come to agri-
culture in decades, farmers continual
ly ask the Department of Agricul-
ture:
as the agent needed?' The De-
partment devoted pages in its curren,
Earn Management Monthly" to
prove that it is needed. 1t replied to
the criticism that the farm press,
the institute and the bulletins meet
the situation satisfactorily by stating
that the purpose of the agent is not
to take the place of any other form
Of extension work but to supplement
and help all other forms.
Instead of one institute a year, as
at present, with the agent there can
be twelve and he can help the farm
ers apply the lessons of the institutes
The expert agent can apply the teach
'ngs of the bulletins and the farm
press. He can see that these are sent
TO farmers who need them.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21
BONUS

You can make q bonus Of
$40 per acre if you will clear
and improve your land at
once. You can also get half
the cost of your house by
buying now. Remember
bonus offer expires June 1st,
SO buy now.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21

Angora goats to prevent fires IN
the Northwest is the latest. Depart
ment of Agriculture experts say that
although nearly every state in the
union now possesses its focks, the
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21

acre tracts, which immedi-
ately surround Calipatria.
There are 256 of these TO-
acre pieces, and they are 60
ing fast. Better come to Cali
patria right now and ar
range for 10 or 20 acres.
TERMS
20 per cent cash, balance
in 1924 years. The invest
ment feature alone of own
ing 10 acres close in to Cali
patria should appeal to you
Just think what it would
mean to you now if you had
bought 10 acres close in to
Brawley, Imperial or Ell Cen
tro three years ago.
Calipatria offers the same
opportunity now.
Arrange right now to see
Calipatria.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21
10-ACRE FARMS

We have subdivided Sec
tions 9-15-16-17-21 into To-
Imperial Valley press., 1914-05-21

dent Wilson, enjoys the unique dis
tinction of having turned down Unit
ed States Senatorship simply because
President Wilson wanted him to. The
President desired that Clayton, as
head of the Judiciary committee Of
the House, should frame the admins
tration's trust bills. The way had been
paved for Clayton to be elected Sena-
tor in his home state, but the repre-
sentative promptly withdrew from the
race. He has been of tremendous as
sistance to the Executive in the task
of framing antitrust legislation.
Personally Clayton is a big, hearty
sort Of man, with rich southern
accent and bitter tongue in debate
He is considered one of the best law
yers ever TO sit in Congress- AS a
special mark Of appreciation Of his
services, the Senate confirmed Clay.
tons nomination as a Judge without
the usual formality of referring if
to committee. and on the same day
that the President sent the formal
nomination to the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty four Hours.
Official Record and Forecast wash

Official Record and Forecast .-Washingt
March 9O-The weather remains cloudy over
nearly all parts of the country, and during the
last twenty-four hours rains were general In
the Mississippi. Missouri and Ohio valleys, tho
region OF the Great Lakes and the middle Al
lantic and New England states, the cur
states and on the Pacific slope. Temperatures
have fallen in the middle Mississippi and ONO
valleys and the loSer lake region. and they
have risen somewhat in tho middle Auaiuc
states and the Carolinas. The pressure Is hsh
and rising over the Great Lakes, and Is rela-
lively low off the Atlantic Coast and over the
Rocky Mountain and plateau regions. WIN
the exception Of local rains in the Gulf states
and on the eastern slope Of the Rocky Noun
tains the weather will be generally fair Iues-
day and Wednesday. but with considerauie
Cloudiness over the country. Temperature VIII
he somewhat lower Tuesday In the Ohio Nai-
ley Tennessee. Arkansas and southern MIS-
souri, and will change little elsewhere during
the next fortyeight hours.
Winds for Tuesday and Wednesday; Norlh
and middle Atlantic. moderate north; soutn
Atlantic and east Gulf, light varlahie; "es'
Gulf moderate south; Lake Michigan mou-
crate variable. mostly east.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

"a ssth st. ia West; lg"" 1sny'
,,si agl 'psction GO, con Neadery 81. 5JOX
ans conIrr' 5. $50 Il T0,,tt,cT Electric Light
SiJs SiJsnss Delmonee F r Nesoi' CO. '0'
S,,''T: s. 20 # of OF AeaSs"y Sss ''' '''
/, slsT ss5ider Wood es' Richard Tobln agt
:. .,Ass PROPERTY VIM NcNou'0 's'
g :aAs' PROPERTY. charles na'h"e' 's'
81 :.Nsss ssse.aoererY. Louis Hirsch as' same
) AVE " yroprprr; II He''''l 's' same.
: ;,S ,Sc PROPERTY Joseph J nu'Y'' aS, ~,
\ ~ sANsslssS SIS sSSsopenrY carl Dicrinser 's'
=, M grorparr Frederick II H''''''
!, :lss, l.sa, s:2S:oprRrY. John Holloway 's'
..a' sSass; ;seopERrY. M C Heiaer 's' same
6. .,'e " rporrs7r. John Barry ''' sane
!. .'S' ..oprRry. George Masn as' same;
81 So IS PROPERTY Robert " Dawson 's'
So 81 East iaaaa. cS8iT9S'i05t c98i'9ias tono no
~ .,ies Rosenaei. S5a
~,-aring Co. so ft ol ACADEMY +, ~ je.rt
sasT 81 -7 AIT United Electric Die.
E3wafdl s'car o~nar. r # Nesoi" Inc ''''
: .,.1,e, ss s2s2eorrRrY; John j Jamour 's'
as.; ss ss sTeorERrY John cullen 's' same
Fl. .N"D .,..,... River and sherman creek:
| MsT ST Ward agt lnieo ro
=. joseph a., Dvn.r. u TT NceUll N W.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
suRROGATE'S NOTICES

~ PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON:
~ Robert Ludlow Fowler. surrosate OF
the County OF New York. notice 'ns Is sln,s hele.y
given TO all persons having I claims u, SynrE sSyE
Earv y smith late OF the County OF Ne" io.h,
Ma,y slysed - 10 present the same With vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber at ms paTS TS.syI CI
,rensactine business. at the once or Inea'
uansaes' s-o AZ wall st, Borough OF Man
S.,psn IN the CITY OF New York. on or BE-
r2re the I-t day OF June next. ~
.,,ha, 1oI3 AUGUST LOBER Executor.
THEAII & BEAM. attorneys Tor executor
Ak wall st, Manhattan New 10TH
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
II closes NJ IT . m ednesddY.
TRANSPACiFlC MAILS.

D.s,,ra,,o, and steamer $50 m.
Guam, Philippines Cia san Francisco
u. { transport .............-. -. e.. Io-ody
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New Zealand,
Australia via san Francisco)-Nen-
lufa '''' =. '''f''
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China Phllp- o
pines (via san Francisco)-Siberia... Apr. Z
Japan. Corea. China. Philippines wa
Seattle)-Aiki MarI,...................''A APR
Hawaii via san Fiancisco)-Nilhel- .
Hawaii (via san Francisco Manoa Apr
japan. Corea. China via Tacoma)- -
Panama Maru Observation-Disclosures Apr Q
Hawaii, Fill Islands, New Zealand .
Australia via VancouverJ-Makura.' APR ~
japan. Cores China via SeatueJ- -
BPllerOphOn ss' +s 30 D. 'HfA' ~
Jeran Corea China. Philippines tvla
Nictoriaj-Empress Of Russia Apr ii
Tahiti. MarQuesas. Cook Islands. New
Zealand. Australia (via san francisco) ..
Tahiti NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... apr -
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE.-Laundry business. incorporat-
ed: wish 10 sell the entire block OF 80
shares 500 n share. We guarantee n weekly
profit Of SJO-$lOO. never less than $50: pros
pectfye buyer need not pay "a cent until he
declares himself satisfied Address UPPER
NEW YORK, Box : Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
BOARDERS WANTED.
WEST SIDE-Below Tooth Street.

A-25TH ST, is WEST Nicely furnished
rooms. running water. steam electric light.
telephone. elevator. fun hotel service: use ad-
Joining bath 81. IS, 50 week. one or two per
sons. rooms and suites with private bath. $40
week up; meals -. 50 week. inspection in
,Ifed. best value In New York
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
! PUBLIC NOTICES.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED alsl BY
fhe Board OF Water supply. at Us onces,
tventv-second floor. Municipal Building PARK
Row. Centre and Chambers streets, New YORK
Citv until II a. m on Tuesday. April IA.
fgi4 for Contract So. for the construction OF
a part OF the Queens conduit portion OF the
civ rpipe lines of Ca;skl aqueduct, in the
Cirv Aaueduct department and extending from
Fort Greene Park along Myrtle avenue, Wash
ington Park and Willoughby avenue TO Broad
wav, in the Borough OF Brooklyn
The work TO be done includes the furnish
ing and laying OF about Il. 200 feet OF 61-inch
steel pipe 300 feet OF 4s-inch cast-iron pipe,
a 4S-inch 10 e6-inch Ventura meter with
valves and other appurtenances, together with
maintenance for one year. 49,
Al the above place and time the BIDS VIII
be publicly opened and read Pamphlets con-
tanning information for bidders and contract
drawings can be obtained at the above ad-
dress, al the Office OF the Secretary. by de
hosting the sum OF ten dollars $50 in cash
or its equivalent for each pamphlet. For tur-
ther particulars apply TO the Office OF the
Principal Assistant Engineer at the aoo'e AZ
dress - .,,s,
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN +. CALVIN. .,.,
Commissioners OF the Board OF water SuPP'''
W BRUCE COBB. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
SHERIEE'S AUCTION SALES.

DANIEL 3REENWALD. sHERIFF'S AUC-
tioneer sells this day. Tuesday. March 3lst.
1914. Al II n. m. at 7G Greenwich street. Top
loft by virtue of q certain writ Of execution.
Partitions. Rslings Screens. bottles. tables.
,vpcwriter fing cabinet wardrobes and all
othcr property OF defendant on premises
MAX s. GRiFENHAGEN. sheriff.
rpUI% : COOK Dcpuft sheriff
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
REPORTS.

The Kaiser Wilhelm H. reported as 800 miles
east OF sandy Nook al noon yesterday, - eA
l.a.ted 20 dock Wednesday forenoon.
The Caledonia reported as 1873 miles east of
sandy Hook az II a m yesterday. IS expected
tu dock Ibis forenoon
Tho Naderlaud. reported az $50 miles east OF
sandy Hook at 3.5j m Yesterday, Is expected
90 dock wednesday forenoon.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
NEW BUILDING PLANS.


,sn s- gls 90 ESQ East. f0r sly
-o-,nr peure theatre. a.. 2.SNio-2. ga 81
i-,,ssr,srt go. premises. owner. Groncn-
,,-r IfprNfsr. SOB 9th ave, architects
, n0N
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
BUILDING LOAN AGREEMENTS.
MARCH 80
The gronI.

30 ST cor Carpenter ave. z'N'O.
. @sn hrrowsrouh loans " NJ Really 90
80 frame dNaa 8 paynentsJ. $1,000.
J. ~ LOIS soJ above plot on 'aip.h
s sophie p Senior loans " NJ Kealiy
-. 1900
- - ". "a. 20 o. o. carpenter ave. 2bxsO .
~. COT loans 81 81 Realty 60 ~ buid
>...- Tame dWg 10 paymeutsJ. S5.ODD.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
STORAGE NOTICES.
Chelsea Fireproof Storage Warehouses. Inc.

426-434 West 26tn St. -. Y.
To :. X Gay. Miss Adele Dupuy. Mrs. r.
Ellen James Eastern Contractors Equipment
Co, A. ". Ellsworth, q. Corning, Ida ~.
Sachers r r. Terry Co, DR. Ralph Julian
Sachers: You and each OF you hereby mott
fed that the tine for the payment for my lien
upon the property hereinafter described having
expired after due notice thereof had been given
YOU. / will cause such property. 10 Wit:
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, MERCHANDISE, Pr
AMOS MACHINERY TRUNKS AND PER 20
SONAI. EFFECTS. stored by you in the Chel-
sea Freproof Storage Warehouses Inc. 10 ha
sold at PUBLIC AUCTION. according to stat e
ute In sucr case made and provided. az Chelsea
Fireproof rase Warehouses Inc, 426-i3s
West 10Th Street New York City, on THURS
DAY, APRIL IL. 1914. and continuing every
Thursday thereafter until all goods are sold.
CHELSEA FIREPROOF STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. INC.-L. sCRRAMM, President.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-BeIow Tooth street.

A.-25TH ST, Is WEST Nicely furnished
rooms. running water, steam, electric light.
telephone. elevator: full hotel service. use ad-
Joining bath: 81. s., 50 week. one or two per
sons rooms and suites with private beth. $40
week up, meals. Ss 50 week: inspection in
VII cd. host value in Nov YnrA
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
AUCTION SALES.

JAcoB GENsLER. AUCTloNEER. SELLS
ON "Wednesday Aprii l. 1914. at 1880 4. "
At No 1875 81 hfe Manhattan, by virtue ~
default IN payment Of chattcl mortgage. Viii
ls,n II Lewis 10 george Ringlor co. dated
oct 10. 1912. all saloon nJurea glassware. etc
nv order OF attorney for mortgage
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
CARPET CLEANING.

1s. CARPET cLEANfHG WORKS
fisz gccs lLsigsst Nost Modern.
Pres p.s"pVkh FKON OLD CARPETS.
y - ~. te,,, :. lsbls. Send for Cir~ulaG
fitsyir,- sfsanl 417-419 west am ~.
:, ptsas !, ,NAhFET cLEANTf.G co -
6e Isr ig,Is' stWfrss1 alf. steam. mana or
.znLr rel .2a'ss,f
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
LIS PENDENs.
Manhattan.

MTH ST. 512 Essu ciy Real Estate 90 -
4 al Bsuolomeo p1iumto . al foreclosure
c nisi att0rrel. IA swain.
18TH ST. 10 East Emeue Murray aet
r,rnsys, olcott. Grulrr. hon'nse q NJ
Nsrls
ssTH ST 304 Vev Fanny Lirht agt Louis
'Hhef e. al tscr.1r .o SEQ aside convey aheel'
itrnels Hirseh -cl-uerman O. Llmo4tr.
SiTH Sr 800 and -N2 West. ia Foldet IN
e @ Az New Yor. OuhthaIwie and Aurai ln-
r,.is q al 'cou-e.c.aiml. attornels. Pres
gir 4 NeuC0urr.
y AVE. w cor iS-1 So s0yloG. Empire
by Gerard 90 a-t tw-iI Realty 20 OF aF
.'-aisFcaimI. attou.s. Prcs-iuser New
r-n
grH ST. s. s.. eof> q o. % 4th ave. 2e Sx92;
l-y Brother lne art Matilda % Ellne-
''as = al lc-uuterc'aiml. attorneys Pres
s,ssr & Newcouhe
sTH 81. So .JG s % q or 4th ave, 26 sx92.
) Callahan Co aet Matilda o Ehine.ander ~
F. t.gn;ercla.ml. attorneys Pres singer
A'Ttonte
xARBGE HILL AVE. w g. 1GG u II ~
2 Terrace View AVE. T1xlO0. clara y brorhN.
r. iyt Anne Goifsf0ne 20 al lfcrc0 lcsufe oi
- ai,orne, F 81 kuk
ss'sn and Naw fo.k Realty Cprpn o. al
ssrl'sgre ot MTG. attorneys. kanuo"i'z
NsT ST. ios and io5 West Rental Mort
~ Securities Corrn aEt Inter CITY Land ana
.',iss 81 90 ei foreclosure NJ mtel; attor-
~ Mar .felf
The Bronx.
AN1HoNY AVE. 2isf. David a Tower anai
- az iie...e 10 Lord o. al foIecioeule OF
..t.ge). artorlays Martin a. II.
yAiGETT AVE- w d. 30 n 20 of ReCk 50,
HM5. virginia Danziger and ano ast VIII
= J Hzvser er al foreclosure Of mortsasej'
Ftsy. Grlss
tSGGETT ave. w 8. - n o. Beck 81,
Ns5. same and ano agt same o. al toIe-
~, o. MORTGAGE. attorney. 81 Gro
..55GETr AVE. Vs. s.. 100 n NJ BECK 81
t,Ef. same and ano agt -ame ~ ar 'oie
~ o. fao-tzaget. attorney. VI Gross
&5GETr tNE. S. s.. 10 n - BECK g.
-Ift. ssrre .rt aro aCf same 90 ~ fore
'ss,t Q, r..ortzaeel. sttorney. VI Gross.
ARK Ave s-a1. $50. 86os and 900 IN
20 Ahbs1snte set fremont Park kealty 80
action .o fooe.lose mechanics hen@
stsy u q Istcau. ..-.,
IsH. Nina Frsr< 4ef Ida ~uEerman fore
are q MORTGAGE. attorney IL O. kudNch
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

Highest temperature yesterday, 3S lat $3.50
.. M; lowest. SO (at a. M, average, 36;
average for corresponding date last year. IS,
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years a.
Local foreca.t: Generally fair to-day and
Wednesday; IN )derato north WINS.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
tn WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

YOU ARE hereby notified that the Art SER
,,c. 20 Of sa5 5th ave will not be response
hle for any contracts signed by or debts IN
,srrred by any other person than n. y, Mac
court president and General Manager OF said
Art Service 60.
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31
nomes1lc SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female
class collars shirts eA-
cellent personal reference; city or conn
tr,. wages $50 Domestic Exchange o-t
columbus ave. Schuyler 1886.
NT-RSF-North German; experienced; CITY;
- cowntrv. references; wages S2j-S3O Can
st lang & Boecherer co. Agency 40 west
33d 81.
>-T7PSFrY GOVFRNEss-No German;
GOOD sewer: best references; city, country
wages -s35. Lang Boecherer 60. Ageh-
cy - West 33d St
NTTRSE-Rcfined young Canadian; VIII care
two children. be useful. So nVe years iast
p,ace Miss Shea's Agency, 80 East fZd ST.
WSTTRESS- -PARLORMAID-Compe girl
hest references; city, country WAGES sog;
Call at Lang x Boecherer Co. agency 10
West 3Sd 81. -
WATTRESS-C SS-CnAMBERMAlD - Neat; Will
ing obliging; competent Young girl e., eH-
oeii'nt reference. city or country; so, Do
restic Exchange. 324 Columbus ave. schuE-
Ter 9136.
WAITRESS or PARLORMAGD.-scot Prot
estant: high class: excellent references. COL
lier's Agency, 4j7 4th ave
New-York tribune., 1914-03-31

New England, cloudy to-day. to-morro"
fair. moderate north winds.
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania. Della
ware. Maryland and the District OF Columbia
rarity cloudy to-day; tomorrow fair; moderate
north winds.
Western Pennsylvania. cloudy to-day. cooler
I'm extreme south portion: tomorrow fair
moderate north wines.