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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
The Eternal Triangle on the East Side.

Dramatis Persona: Bertha FRIED Vi
4S Allen Street, who knew
Louis Nenrof, of 80 Rivington Street
hut didn't know that Louis knew
Rocky Rubenstein, Of 80 Orchard
Street c..
Act I-Sccne: SO Delaney Street.
Enter Becky and Louis. They en-
cage in ardent and furtiye converse
tion. Enter Bertha, ferocious Ike
with T. R.-ish look Of Il hunter, as
though she had searched most OF the
Fast side for one Louis ct ALA.
BERTHA: Whad 'da'ya mean? Louis
cowersD Who's this woman? lbechy
cowcrs.l You belong to me; TO me
oIonc You can't have more than one
sweetheart. and | think fill the. bill.
As for this other person, | don't know
,yb.t Won told her All ! know IS what
1Rcrtba proceeds 10 eInploy her fists
eficientlv upon Louis's face. Louis,
taken bv surprise, cannot defend MN
self against the loss of tooth lie Is
IN danger Of missing more moiars, put
Rockv. who has been neutral mp to TINS
time. throws herself between Bertha
and LOUIS
Becky: stop!
Louis throws her a glance o graf
tude. lie gazes mourufully at the lost
tooth lying on the sidewalk
Bertha: Let's have this out. in
sist that this man cannot have more
tban one sweetheart. 1t is question
that the police shall decide. Come
THE last is addressed to Louis. whom
She takes by the ARM You take him
ON the other side and we'll let heE-
tenant settle this. This Is addressed
TO Becky. who, impclled by the power
Of the amazon-hke Bertha. complies.
Followed ty d crowd Of thousand per-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
SAYS AVOID SING SING
Bruere Declares Prison Not
Fit to Live In.

Henry Bruere, City Chamberlain,
talked about Sing Sing and municipal
affairs last night to $500 at the East
Side Forum in Public School 81, at
Essex and Hester SITS. The City Cham
berlain had spent two hours in the
afternoon locking over the prison. He
advised his audience TO keep away
from il.
ITS not habitable,' said Mr..
Bruere. an my opinion the 100000
that the state intends TO put into a
new prison would be better spent in
rebuilding Sing Sing
The city budget, tie Chamberlain
declared, was something that every
citizen should study. 1t couldn't be
smaller, he asserted, and it probably
would be larger If the city continued
to do its duty by its citizens
Mr.. Bruere was introduced by DR..
Henry Moskowitz. There was music
by the Cloakmakers' Symphony Or
chestra.
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TUESDAY. MARCH 2.
,uEnNEsnAY- MARCH 3.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
NO WORD FROM NICKALLS
Yale Oarsmen Worried, as
Spring Training Starts To day

New Haven, Feb. 2S.-With spring
training for the Yale University
crews due to begin here tomorrow
CAPTAIN Dencgre, of the university
eight, was anxious tonight because
he had received no word from Guy
Nickalls, the English coach, who was
10 have sailed from London on Feb
ruary %. 49,,
The sailing Of the steamer on which
Niekalls had engaged passage was
postponed for q month. Several cable
grams were sent to him at London to
learn his plans, but no replies have
been received. Nickalls expected, to to
bring with him a new Enghsh sheh
for the varsity and English made oars
Denegre said tonight that the praccc
tice will be temporarily in charge OF
Eugene Gisn:nni, the freshman coach
There arc lo6 candidates Tor the crews
1t is expected that half dozen shells
will be on the water tomorrow after
noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01

TUESDAY. MARCH >.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01

sons, they march 70 the Clinton street
police station. Louis has nothing OF
the air Of at LOchlnvar.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
CLOTH MILLS SHOW
REDUCTION OF DEBT
But Annual Durfee Statement
Discloses SURPRISES Are
Lower than in 1913.

Fall River, Mass, Feb. 2s.-George
n. Durfee & Sons have issued their an
nual report Of the financial condition
Of the Fall River cloth mills. as shown
by their statements presented to stock
holders.
There are thirty-seven corporations
in the list. one less than year ago.
The Barnaby Manufacturing Company
Las been eliminated. The report shows
the respective total capitalization, to-
tails Of spindles. net SURPRISES or net
debts. last sale prices on stock and
price spindle.
The twenty-one corporations which
reported SURPRISES last year report
SURPRISES this year. There are sixteen
reported with net debts. The total of
the net SURPRISES shown is 81, ls3,7Ol'
against a total of Si,055330 shown a
year ago. n difference of Sl2S,27l.
The total of net debts shown - 81
$50, III, against total of S3,b91,321
shown a year ago, a reduction OF SIG
46l in total net debt. The total OF sur
pluses still exceeds the total debts, the
margin being $674,459. This IS a re-
duction from the margin OF last year
of 1913. The table is:
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ARRIVED

Steamer Stayn lNorl. Bergen January y ara
Aud-ossau February .. 10 i n Winchester & Co.
In ballast Arrived az the Bar At ? n
Steamer Yoshergen Dutch, Perth AmDoy Feo'u-
sry % 10 Simpson. spence & Young. In ballast.
Left Quarantine Al : ? NJ ..,.
Sandy HOOK. \ !. Feb 2S-Nind West-hoful-
west fresh breeze clear; rough sea. ,.,.- =,
Monterey. Guantanamo Feb r. santiago IL.
Cienfuegos 10. Havana % and Nassau q. 70 the
New York 4 cuba Mall So co. with - passenger
mails and mdse Bar. 04j m.
Richmond Georgetown Feb .. n the Atlantic
Coast Lumber Corporation. with lumber. Passed
I'm quarantine. 9.02 N. 40
PaHnee. Philadelphia 70 the Clyde Sc Co. with
mdse Passed I'm Quarantine. HIS a M.
Nebraskan. Bremen Feb and StomaVS 10.
to the Cans 5, Line; with md,e: vessel 10 the
American Hawaiian Line. Bar. Il 10 m
Isabella Pa'ilhas Feb Is. Arroyo ID; Descala-
brado II and JobOs Co. IN the New YORK Porto
Rico IS IN with sugar Bar. ll.l5 N;
Thorsdal tNorl Me'ml Feb H. with mdse.
Bre,agne Dam. Newcastle Feb .. to Benham &
Boyesen. IA ballast. Bar , m. o,,
Mad son. Newport News and Norfolk 10 the Old
Dominion IS co. With passengers and mdse. Passed
- sbsSmiit. TbiIaIelphia FEB 81. 70 the Southern
SIS Co. with mdse. Passed In quarantine. 80 ? m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
JERSEY CITY DRY
Watchers Keep Sharp Eye on
Saloons-Get Only One.

The Jersey City section Of Hudson
County was particularly "dry' yester-
day. and the cid" was jammed down
tighter than ever before. The entire
noiice force, a score or more Of private
detectives, with the detectives from the
Prosecutors office, to say nothing OF
about one hundred or more members
of the Anti-Saloon League, were look
ing for violators of the excise, law.
The saloonkeepers had been told that
this army would be active yesterday
and practically all Of them closed up. .
Edmund Pooenz. a saloonkeeper' OF
100 FRANKLIN Street, evidently thought
II would be worth while to try and
Keen omen. One of the many watchers
spotted men going in and out Of the
piace. and he called upon Policeman
Shea to arrest the saloonkeeper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
INFORMATION BUREAU.

Inquiries relating to trade matters and condition.
should De addressed 10 the Editor Of tie Buyers
Column.
Question-Is Miss Mcdonald the
buyer Of shirt waists for the Little
Long Company, of Charlotte, n. c.?
Who is the waist buyer for Root &
Hagerman, of Minneapolis. MINI. ?
Yours truly. ". G. Answer No; j. L.
Staten. There is no record of this
store; you probably have the wrong
name.
Question: am sending you under
separate cover samples of a piece of
cloth / bought. Kindly tell me if the
piece is a second or damaged. The
price paid was 5 Is cents yard. Yours,
the X. G.. Dress Company, Cincinna.
Answer If these samples were cut
from different parts Of the piece OF
goods, then it is a second. For what
you paid you cannot expect anything
better. This material is IL cents regu-
lar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
CRASH ON M0UNTAINSIDE
Driver Has Narrow Escape
with Orange Runaway.

West Orange, n, J., Feb. 2S.-ln-
stead OF lying dead in the gully along
side of Mortified Road, close to the
very spot where the famous Delmonico
was found dead years ago, Duncan Nc
Cullum, livery driver OF East Orange,
is in the Orange Memorial Hospital
with a broken rib. That was the worst
injury he suffered last night when
horse he was driving ran away down
hill on what is regarded as one or the
worst Of the mountain roads here. Nc
Cullum was thrown clear of the wreck
when the wagon struck a carriage
climbing the hill, and he fell on
cushion Of long grass.
The collision threw Mrs. Paul Steif-
fel out of the carriage, and gave her
severe shaking IN, but she. was
otherwise unhurt Her husband and
two daughters escaped.
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PRACTICAL FEMINIST ARRESTS
SWEETHEART AND OTHER GIRL
Finding ouis with Becky Bertha Loosens his eeth ana
Then Hales Both Before Police Lieutenant 10 De
eide Which Girl Owns Youth Love

sors. they march 10 the Clinton Street
rolice station. Louis has nothing OF
the air Of at Lochinvar.)
Act Il Scene: Clinton Street Police
Station.
Lieutenant Kramer, az the desk:
What's all this?
bertha: This man tried TO attack
me Louis nearly collapses, but man
ages 20 run his hand across his wound
ed MOUTH CT.
nv sweetheart. go,
Bertha: Sweetheart, Huh, What
was he doing with this woman?
Louis: / see Becky occasionally.
We're old friends. But ! love Bertha.
7 didn't hit her. She hit me. (The
missing tooth speaks eloquently for
him. | wouldn't hit her. ! love her.
She's nv sweetheart. At the dulcet
repetition Bertha's stony gaze softens.)
Bertha: Well. IL YOU admit that one
sweetheart is enough for you. and II
YOU admit that you're thoroughly
ashamed Of yourself, as you ought TO
be. III withdraw the complaint.
Kramer addressing Becky: Ana
how about you, miss?
Becky: Oh, I'm neutral lou can
have him. This last to Bertha
wouldn't stand between girl and her
teller for all the money Rockefeller
has don't believe in making loves
rough course any rougher Take HIM.
Bertha addressing Louis: VIII
YOU be true 20 me. 10 me alone?
louis mods. Bertha takes his hand
and leads him out Of the police sta
ton. As she reaches the door she
turns and addresses the police ieuten-
anti
Bertha: Wen be married within the
next two months.
Louis mods adleu.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
SEIZE SUPPLY OF dope
Detectives Get Two Men with
DRUGS in Williamsburg.

Detectives Ferris and Carroll entered
n furnished room house a - Stage
Street, Williamsburg, yesterday, capt
ured two men and got large quantity
of opium, morphine, cocaine and hcroin
The prisoners, who described them
selves as Charles McDonough, twenty
years old, of 1876 West Thirty-seventh
Street, and Louis Legio, twenty-five OF
"a Stage Street, put up a stubborn
fight. i
II was said the narcotics were OBJ
tanned from a chemical factory In New
ark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty-fou Hours

ussbIrztoD FEB 2S.-rbe southwestern uss, ~
,,c. ma. moved directly east, ard SUNDAY hHht ~
80. "a, on the east Florida coast Dufns u'
Is., ,ueo,yr four hours this disturbance caused gen
eraI rain, IN the Gun states. Georgia f'DIlaa 49,
so,,b Carolina. and snow IN Tennessee h'h'n,s
o,t,bo,oa Kansas and Western hiss01rL
weather prevailed In all other parts OF the eDanu,
80, ., N. Rocky Mountains. West OK tho hooAy
Mountain. tho weather b. again oscofn' oli'..'.
,,rds, tho influence OF a disturbance that WI" GU
,..I sunday uigb, over NcTsda- II has hfs"V
caused rains IN the Pacific states. .,,
Temperature, are somewhat lover In the Ee'' ,'u'
states and they have changed b'te spe'"' ',., ,o
ns,,,ure. ar, near or somewhat bslo" the norma =.
practically all parU Of the country. There WV :.
rain, Monday on the south Atlantic co, '' Ie,isrn
Monday end probably Tuesday over W., ~. wsstbsr
nis,sat I'm other parts - tho c0u.tig W. So
,vII be aeneraliy fair Monday ana IuIfSto,, INV
Inoport an temperature changes are p.yD@"'' "
,cgion within The next forty eight bopIs Atlantic
Wind, for Monday sud TueWay- No''n LII A.
I'D middle Atlantic fresh northwest. sog'n &C,
iantic moderate north Gd rorth"sst. -. ,,,r.i
fTesh northwest: west Gulf. moderate h1Isl, ,ss6d
Lakes light 70 moderate variable '0"ef iAN'7' "'D
crate northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
GIVES BLOOD TO BROTHER
New Yorker in TRANSMISSION
Operation in Baltimore.

Baltimor Feb 28.-In an effort TO
save the life of William Stambaugh, of
Woodsboro, Md, who is a patient at
the Maryland General Hospital, suffer
ing from anama, his brother Frank
Stambaugh, of New York City, to-day
allowed a large quantity of his blood
to be transfused.
The operation is said TO have been
successful, and Mr.. Stambaugh is re-
ported as being slightly improved to-
night.
When it was decided that transfu
sion was necessary, members If his
family were called on. The first to an
swer the appeal was Mr.. Stambaugh's
daughter Marie, seventeen years old.
Soon after the brother and a sisterin-
law came here and volunteered their
services. After an examination the
brother was chosen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
Renefit for Shoe Fund.

Tho Finley Club, OF Christodoraa
uonse Avenue b and Ninth Street, VIII
&c benefit entertainment at the
Washinrton Irving High school on the
Evening Of March % IN ara OF me me foor
School Children's Shoe Fund. ne pro
knavid Garrick." several musical num-
.bors and a dance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
x of C.'s Dine at Aston.

Knights Of Columbus dined last night
a. tbe Hotel Aston. About $50 attend
"I tho dinner. The speakers were
George f. flanagan, William J. Larkin'
the Right Rev. Michael F. FalIon, Will
;aw A. Prendergast, Peter ?. McLough-
20 and the Rev Francis p. Duffy. In
he afternoon initiation ceremonies
ere conducted, $50 candidates peins
oducted into the fourth and hnai patri-
lanrap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
"CARUSO? NO USE
FOR HIM berlin

Amsterdam. Feb. % A German
H,snaner has now declared war on
e. because he accepted an invita-
. Co, 10 70 sing at Monte Carlo for the
S t,U of the French Red Cross at the
o 'envast of Prince Albert of Monaco.
~ prince has openly sided with
rance since the beginning Of hostili-
re Sesnite his friendship for the
eiseT' which is of many years stand
hST;b The Berlin newspapers now say: I'VE
boYe no more use for Caruso than for
prince Albert"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
KILLED CROSSING TRACK
3. R. T. Employe Struck While
Jumping to Platform.

James Hill, collector for the Brook,
lvn Rapid Transit system, was kiIled
bv a westbound Brighton Beach tram
AT the Sands Street station, in BROOK
Sn. last night. The collector had been
talking TO Patrolman Sheehan' ana
iumped TO the track TO reach the OPP
Iosite platform without no' eng u. nc
go him and was knocked fat by the
front gate of the first car. Trains
were switched TO another track while
a car was lacked up and Hills body
.cxtrjcated. His home was at so MadI-
son Street, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
Thieves Almost Cause Deaths.

Wh!les Edward Mccarthy, his wife
thieves broke into the cellar of their
home, 50 Garfield Avenue, Jersey City,
and carried of the gas meter. The
children we're almost overcome By
escaping gas. MeCar.hy and his wife
threw open the windows before any
lives were sacrificed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
Barometer Readings.
FIRE RECORD.

i a. ,oadsay and tl,h st., Hotel clarids.
ihaiug .,
.lO-4I Monroe st. owner unknown trnins
5O-si " eIth -, IOwenthsl Prayer; trinlhx
O0-65 h. Houston 81. A. Capento no dsm4s''
6jJ-iS h. 1881 81. l.. COIN; trihug.
10 10 SOC W ijth a.. NJ Hathaway; unknoFL
10 "a IL 9Th ay G. Cankas, no damage
+. VI 800.
e.5O-2l3 Canal ST. " Iaacs: $1,000. 49,
10 Independence az aud ksppock So I. 'ohn'
40 1901 clinton Az. VI N0,koEitl. 81 800.
5ei- 2lJ E. I0lst ST.. y. Goodman; trthi
'0-51 Montgomery 81. ". Gqudh n 'rlnHs
1916 " 67th st. Nrs. Wright. tifius.
8O-26Il 81 ay VI. Kazinero,s; uhiHg
$50 l.. 18th ST. 4. Iiccaione, uin MAJ,
-l5-23O Clinton st.. Davidson Son. trlnlhg
1880 Brook ay V Cohen iriibg
3.jO-IGO6 University az. J. Barter. riding
10 J0-I3l T. 18Th S.. l. kutner. tfihus
TO j5-l5l 81 sy l. Weiss. 81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
TURKS QUIT SINAI REGION
vi Danger of Second Invasion
of Egvpt Now Removed.

ordon March 1T is officially an
need" says "The Morning fUst
iro correspondent. that the turks
We evacuated the Sinai Peninsula;
.'This confirms the be lief here that
II danger Of a second invasion OF
c-vnt il now removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.


Ds,,ins,,on md .,.,m.r 80 .. m
hawaii Japan. C0rea. Chins. Philippine -
via San Franclscol-Tcny0 Maru. =. ..... Io-1al
Japan. Corea. China Via Seattle Tacoma
MaIu 49, ,,uh.,,',,''' ipLi,i,rinss VIA
Seatle)-Oaufa ........... ........ .:..'.''n MAJ
Hawaii via san Francisco -Wlhclmins Mar
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Au,trdla. Nes
ZralauI tria San Francisco .-Nen'ura. .... Mar
Hawaii via san Francisco -Manoa. .....'.M Mar II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
Anxious for Brothers; Dies.

The undecided fate Of his brothers
in the war led Julius Hansen to SUI
eide on Saturday The body was idenu-
fed yesterday by Mrs. Mary Motor Dr.,
mick, of So Third Avenue, with whom
he boarded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED
Plymouth Feb 2s-Mhneapols (Br). New York
Crstohal. Feb 2S-Sauta Clara. New York for san
Francisco Howick Hall. New York for AntOta-
gasta.
SAILED.
CrIstobal Feb 2s-Star OF India OBJ from New
York; Wellington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co -,7..o, q,
SNu pressed ar steam han1 on nOJr iSst
pi"A' "p, t2l Esst 4sth o. coz BRANDT
a rul'lgfsHn letter., 800 so. 1900 tliS.
t'''oV - pfcm'i g 4 Waterford no Ns,ssa
"'.Li l'sl flons Hersual $50
"iN lohh CARpEI CLEANING wORAs
pa, pldesi. Largest Most Modern
FINE RIOS WOVEN kkOM OtD CARPETS
IF.r' hsasouabiC send fof tif-ulH.
ssL ss-S ieyS BrIsaL asl-tss Me- HA A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
Forecast, for sp.',sl lossih''''--e

fo,s, tan .o,o' 49, sslr today and 70 morrow
New Enoland fair to-day and to-morro" ,,t....,.
New Jersey. Eastern Pennsyivahia;v ,,.I''is snc
Maryland Nm, District u Columbia VIRGINS '''
jyes; Virelnia' fair today and to-uorro"
Local Orclai Rseord.-The foHoElns ongi es IN M.
,,,1 tic WEATHER Bureau shows tho changes " .,.'
,epireraiure foy the last twenty four hour VI CO
nsr,son with tho responding date OF last Se''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-03-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

n. New York. reported a20 miles eaN
dock this forenoon.
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Female
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
b. T.ER-VALET-VsefiIl. Scotch Protestant. ,h,,-
o.. y experienced. Ss exec. lena ref,ren .es. civ
or &C. -. Industrial Assn. a. West 42I 81
phone Bryan
Female
4 COOK Yong German. excellent refer.
encc. - J. Ms, HCimajers Aseut, 800 sil
az. ttn f1ot. Telephone l5-' Madison square
CHAMBERMAtD-seams German: etperisrcst
best Te'ersh rs. eiy or country. wages 81 SO
Call Ian. Boeche'or Go. Agency a. West $50 5,
CHAMBERNiAID- WAITRESS COMPETENT. he's, ,.,
ereG -. ci'y ~ country, wages $3.50 Lana 4
Boechefer 60. As-n,1. ~ West 53d It, ~
CHLp.s Nurse Young French woman: 90.
years reference. Is. Ms H1fma}e-'s Agenr. 20
5th AZ. yta r'"r Telephone 49, Madison sou,rs
COMPANION or GoYEKNESS-Younq soma, usII
born anu pred. des.r-s posl.IDu aiaptaI ~
elle1. edu Atonsl Advantage. eager Ia rro,e ~ .
tulne.s "details furnished slai3. " D. Hot "a
IrHlle crle ' ''
COOK. assist .airIrg. cnamaermad. ,,aifr... co..
YOUNG glf's. Scotch. Pr0te,'aut. toerf',s- ~ w
sFsie. cry or country elcslleut Reference. I
I!s. ASA, Il IVES! "a 81. '"'-''
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DOMESTIC 2ITCATIONS WANTED


DohESlIC III UATIONS WANTED.
Female
COOK. So. itress-chambermsd s25: Two friend,
,,sn; :''s % E ta't FiIce ,Gmgeien M,, shea
CoOh.-IIo,es,aut. htsl class economical: excel.
qi'1I ts'lie"'ea' golfers AseHcy. AZ an ay
-2tst >.
COOK sad LACNDREss: cHAMRERy.In 40,
NAITRES Together or separate sYrs1'., 80
erences city. country Lehus Axency II n ijsth
81 Phone Job Harlem ." '-'''
references: wages $40 $50. Lang a Boerhe,s 81
Asency. it We. 33d s.. ~
'oCPLE-trench. butler. useful: cook. launlre.,
VII 90 eh.fe "ork. 800. competent Mis-, SHEA
Agency 90 last i2i 81. Murray nm G77. 'N'-
HoUSEWOkKER Finnish Am,r,cau- ,t,oo, ,g,,l-
ING. c!y o. county exec unt Reference MI
Agency. ~ / l25th a. Phone 5jlj Harlem,
H0u sEWoRKER-strons neal young a,r,. .,.oI-
, tsnt COX and satTes.. yeas best reference.
,''s " s2i''''' go Industrial Assn " ". 44d 81
HoUSEWoRkER or useful girl. smar, ,ouns ,,s.
s"I t.ie,ri.r. country IgsferreI Mis-, sl,,.3,
AGENCY go Ia. "a 81 Murray li s7;t NINA
INFANTS uKSE-German: competent: b.,t -,
LaAs B'"eaerer Co Agency a. ". S5i 81 "'
LAl NDRlSs ,.psotestant. exceptionally a,.,. ,,,,
7ty'.,",ea' An. to..!sr's Agency. IS; th a,
LAlNDktSS-'iermsn competent. he's, -
T. '.y ,f county wages S30-S5j. Can AZ fsng',
.'eL 30. asshcJ. ~ Ne. a}d It
y hHh Chamhermaid or h,chenmali-Y conn.
.' ~. very willing So city or eo2yirys
~ .1,'nN Assn. " West iad It, y 0oD"HS'
NURSE aud Companion 10 invalid s.o,.h ~
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