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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
SOUTH AMERICA IN GRIP
OF FIERCE COLD WAVE
Coal Advances to $40 a Ton as
Freezing Weather Sets In.

Passengers aboard the Lamport q
Holt liner vassri. which docked yes
terday from South American ports. sf-
ter being overdue three days, on &C
count Of head winds and high seas,
said that they were overjoyed to find
hot weather.
Theodore Ricksher, of New York,
who has been conducting business in
Buenos Ayres. said that an unprece-
denied cold wave had swept over
South America. He declared that dur
ing the last two months the tempera-
ture had ranged between 10 and %
degrees above zero. and. with coal
selling at $40 q ton, and even then
unobtainable, there was much suffer
ing. Hotel and apartment house own
ers had long since given up any pre-
tence Of supplying steam heat to their
tenants, he said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
Emergency Revenue and
Army Bills Chief OBJ
stacles in Way.
IMMIGRATION ACT
NOT TO BE PUSHED
Shipping Measure to 20 to
Conference and Little
Trouble Expected.

Washington. Aug. 2o.-Adjournment
Of Congress now waits only on the pass
ace of the emergency revenue bill, re-
passage OF the army appropriation Dial
with amendments to overcome fresi-
dent Wilson'S veto, completion OF the
general deficiency appropriation meas
ures and final action on few confer
ence reports, including the govern
ment shipping bill.
Senate leaders who have grown OPP
timistic over the rapid progress OF leg
islation within the last few days say
thew would be ready to adjourn next
Saturday if the House could be pre-
vailed upon to accept the amended rev.
enue bill without fight. This does
not seem likely, however, and because
of some discussion that may arise over
general deficiency appropriations, Con-
gress probably will not be ready Tor
adjournment September 2.
Fears of indefinite delay resulting
from President Wilson's veto OF the
army appropriation bill because OF ITS
exemption from the military code OF
retired officers and men have almost
entirely disappeared. On Tuesday the
House will repass the bill under spe-
cial rule with the articles OF war
which contained Representative Hays
Objectionable amendment eliminated. 1t
will be rushed to the Senate, where the
plan is to reinsert the articles Of war
minus the Hay amendment. Unless
present plans miscarry, the bill Will
then 20 to conference, and Representa-
tive Hay, his friends declare, viii
surrender.
Tomorrow the Senate will begin
discussion of the revenue bill, designed
to raise S205, 100000 annually through
income, inheritance, munitions, liquor,
corporation stock and miscellaneous
taxes. Senator Simmons, chairman Of
the Finance Committee, will open the
debate. and he has been assured by
Republican leaders who propose TO
make the bill the target for vigorous
political assault that they can finish
their attack in four or five days at
the most. Some time, however, will be
taken by Democratic Senator'S who
oppose certain features of the bill.
Senator Underwood will oppose the
creation of a tariff commission.
The shipping bill will go to confer
ence Tuesday, and little trouble is an
ticipated.
Republican and Democratic leaders
alike assert that odds and ends Of
legislation still pending will be en-
tirely overlooked in the final drive for
adjournment, and that nothing can
prevent Congress getting away after
the revenue and general deficiency
bills are passed.
Even the immigration bill will not
be insisted upon by the Republicans.
it is said, although it is probable that
another vote will be had on a motion
to take up the bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
LUSITANIA WIDOW
TO TEST LABOR LAW
Seeks Compensation for Hus-
band. Who Sank with Ship.

Albany, Aug. 20. - Whether the
widow of a salesman who lost his life
when the steamship Lusitania was
sunk off the Irish coast, more than a
year ago, is entitled to recover death
benefits under the New York State
workman's compensation law will be
decided by the Appellate Division of
the Supreme Court, Third Department.
Attorney General Woodbury. has certi-
fed the query to the court for de-
cision.
Mrs. Thomas King Boyce. wife of
New York wool buyer who was drowned
when the Lusitania was sunk, filed a
claim against her husbands employers
for a death benefit. They opposed the
claim on the ground that the sinking Of
the liner was not accidental but was a
"premeditated attack" In support of
this contention they point out that the
passengers were warned before the yes
sci sailed that the trip would be haz-
ardous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21

Baltimore Transportation Corporation with md'e
Mohawk. Jacksonville. Aug II and Charleston
IS to Clyde Steamship Co. with passengers ana
ndse Quar-. 3.2j p. m -, r.
Delaware Philadelphia TO Clyde steamship Co.
wi.h mdse quar-. u . p IT.. a.,
Madison Newport News and Norfolk. 10 Oid
Dominion steamship Co. WITH passengers and
m1se Quar-. 5.25 ?. m =, n
EspcrsnzA Tampieo Aug 9. Vera Cruz II, Pro-
rre,o 49, Havana IS and Nassau II. to Ne"
YORK. 4 Cuba Mail SIS co. with % passengers
mails and mdse. Bar az 5.3i m =,
Freda OBJ. PrOgreso Aug via k~ West ~.
70 Merritt s Chapman Wreckins Co. Bar "
m. ., g.. co,,
pagnie Generate Transatlsntique. with passenger
malls and mdse. Fire Island al 40 m
Tyler Newport News and Norfolk. 20 Oh Domh-
ion IS Co. with mdse. quar- al - m
Nieuu Amsterdam Dutch, Rotterdam aug ,,
KirlMan Q and Falmouth T. 70 hola ana Am Il,
Line with passengers. mails and mdse ble'eh
miles east Of Fire Island at 9.l5 p m
SAILED.
Egyp.iania CRrl Gulfport; Knish, o. the Garter
(Br1, Genoa: sibiria. Havre; Cscique M, BOT
de,ur- Nepos (Norl. Perth Amboy. Penh.le tBrl.
Malta: Maiura (B). Perth Amboy: Fenchurch
tBri. MaIseilles ii Norte. Galveston: soeony'
Baton Rouge with barrel Rae6urn lBrl.
Manchester: Miner (Norl. Turks Island. MaIenso
(Br) Hull Celtic (Br) Liverpool. LOUISIANA. ram
pico Philadelphia (Br). London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
RIVED.

M,nmI Plymouth. Mass, Aug IL. 10 Eer
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co Quar- $40
q m -
Ardnsorm OBJ. London. Aug !. 70 J. y.
Whitney Co. with ehilk. Bar. ii:So D m.
18th.
Hurst (Br). St Nusirs Aug. s. to Furness.
witty Co Br; 5l5 ma ns l.
Boyesen. Bar. 80 m
AdOur CNorj. Norfolk. Aug $50 Anderson &
Co Quar-. 1870 p. IN
Lord Erne tBr). Hsre. Aug S. 70 compasns
Generate TfAnsatanuqus. with mdse. Bar. IL
4 n.
Canadian (Br. Demsr,rs Aug and s,
CroiI II. to oueboo Steamship Co. With sugar.
$, Paul. Liverpool. Aug H. to American Lane.
With IFS arst cabin. 1871 second cabin and 1877
Storage Passenger. mails and mise. Bar. l2i3
crv-eh.ll CBrl. orIn. Aug S. to Norton. uny
r, sss,s.n r,5. s .,,5 5oq 1SS,. Az Atlantic
FLORIDA Cpraont. Del. 10 rrIn OIL Co. With
Rsyo. Besunoo, AUG 10, with barge. to Stand
ard rrInspcrtsiion %. With mdsa Quar-. Gas
4 m
NAnaA Hs,A, BuunoN - N~ Ysrt and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
If Ships Are Built This
Year SPAS, 100000 Levy
Must Be Made.
M'ADOO'S FIGURES
SHOW BIG DEFICIT
Republicans Believe Ad-
ministration Won't Act
Before Election.
IRON The Tribune Bureau J

Washington. Aug. 20.-Either the
Administration is holding of until az
ter election before imposing S245,o0o'-
ooo Of taxes in addition to those now
be,nr considered by Congress, OF II
ha, no intention Of laying the keeis
Of the ships just authorized until az
ter June 30, 1917, if Secretary Of the
Treasury McAdoo's own figures are
20 be believed.
The huge income, inheritance ana
other special taxes proposed by the
Administration will fall far short OF
meeting the governments expenditures
during the present fiscal year. Even
when tire s1SO,O00,OoO bond issue Is
counted in. deficit of about s245,OoO,-
OCO must be met in some way prior
to June 60. 1917. This is clearly shown
by comparing present figures with
Secretary McAdoo's statement to the
House Ways and Means Committee
two months ago.
The only escape from the possibility
OF there being no money in the Treas
ury while the government has more
than s1OO.OOO,OOO Of floating debt lies
in a contingency which no friend OF
the Administration will admit Is pos
sible-delaying the construction OF
the new ships authorized for the navy
until after the end of the present
fiscal year. There is a provision IN
L N
idcnt's signature that contracts for
-be ebips must be let within six
months after the bill becomes law,
whether the ships be built in private
or government yards.
Hope Republicans Are Right.
Friends of preparedness are hoping
that the Republicans who have been
studying this question are right IN
their belief that the Administration IS
waiting until after election to levy
even heavier taxes, which il does not
impose at present for fear OF political
consequences.
Before the House Ways and Means
Committee Mr.. AcAdoo, just prior TO
the passage of the preparedness pro-
gramme, stated that it was necessary
TO raise $150,000,000 by new forms OF
taxation. At that time Mr.. McAdoo
was strongly opposed to any bond issue.
Since then he has consented to the
issue of bonds sufficient TO cover the
cost of the troops in Mexico and the
mobilization Of the militia on the bor-
der. estimated up to December 81 at
$4,000, 900, and to June 80 following
$4,000 900 more.
Mr.. McAdoo estimated that the addi-
tional cost Of preparedness during this
fiscal year over last year would be from
100000, 900 to S100,000,000. The actual
increase over last years preparedness
appropriations is 1894, 100000. This fig-
ure is obtained by adding up the in
creases in four preparedness appro-
priation bills as cited in a majority re-
port Of the Senate Finance Committee
on the revenue bill. These are: Navy,
S167. 100000; army, Sl66,000,000; forti-
fications, s2O,0O0000; deficiency, SAL
100000.
Must Raise Extra s45o,ooo, 900.
Thus the actual preparedness ex-
penditures for the fiscal year will be
roughly $300,000000 more than Mr..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21

McAdoo figured. Adding this SS0o,ooo,-
600 to the Sl50,000, 900 Mr.. McAdoo sd-
mitted would have to be raised by ad-
ditional taxation when he WAS figuring
on an increase in preparedness sppro-
priations of only from s9o.0OO,O00 TO
500, 900, 900, IL is apparent that ssoo,-
0O0. 900 is now the amount required,
based on the assumption that Mr. Nc
Adoo's figuring is accurate.
Deducting $685. 100000 which the
n.nding revenue bill is expected to
raise from $3.50, 900. 900 which Mr.. Me-
Adoo', figures would indicate Will have
to be raised, leaves n balance OF sZ4o,-
000, 900 for the raising Of which no
step has been taken.
Mr.. McAdoo's figures submitted to
the Ways and Means Committee indi-,
Gated that the balance in the general
fund, exclusive OF disbursing officers
credits, probably would be sl3,5OO,OOO
at the close of the present fiscal year,
June 80, 1917. This indicated that Mr..
McAdoo figured as closely as he dared
in estimating the amount to be raised
in addition. The heavy cost OF the
Mexican expedition and calling the
troops to the border is not figured
against Mr.. McAdoo's calculations, be.
cause il is proposed 10 take care OF
these expenses entirely by bond issue.
Ii must be understood that Mr.. Nc
Adoo furnished his figures to the COM
mittee after careful examination of all
normal and extraordinary receipts and
with a very clear understanding of
what the appropriations other than
those for preparedness would be. Since
that time there has been no pruning OF
any appropriation which might to some
small degree offset the big increase IN
the preparedness appropriations. On
the contrary, Congress has passed and
President Wilson has signed q rivers
and harbors pork barrel bill $13,000,O0O
larger than last year, while thousands
Of additional employees have been added
TO the Federal pay roll by other legis-
1.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
MONDAY. AUGUST 81.

Close at Ns~ York
Japan. Core, and China (especislly adj
dressed VIA sesttlel-ramba MARI. To-day
Japan Corea. China and Philippine
Islands via San Francisco)-Tenyo
Maru ......................... Aug. 81
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia teIeeDt Wesp tri Van
couTerJ-Ni.ssra .......................A Aug. IS
dressed onlyl W. seattlei%irion' =. Aug. rs
Japan Corea China and Philippine Islands
VIA seatlel-shdruoka Maru. ........ .Aur. ~
Guam (ris San Franciscol-U. s. Transport AuE 81
Hawaii, samoan Islands. Australia (eIcept
W=t) and New Zefland VIA San Fran
cisco)-yentura NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Aug 81
Japan, Cores, China and Philippine ISL
inds f,ia Vancouver and Victoria. b. c.
-Empress Of Asia Observation-Disclosures Sept
Tahiti. Marquesss Cook Islands. New Tea
land and Australia Except WesD VIA
san rancisco)-Mosna .................se Sept .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
SENATOR'S WIDOW ROBBED
Property Found in Pawnshop, but She
Refuses to Prosecute.

Tho finding OF watch which once
h.Iorred IN the late Senator John Il.
Wilson, OF Washington, former owner
of "The Seattle Post-lntelligencer' IN
a Newark pawnshop, led to the arrest
Of Alexander Cohen, Of 2ls Henry
street. Brooklyn, who was srraigned
Yesterday before Magistrate Krotel IN
yorkville Court on charge Of grand
larceny. Although Mrs. Wilson, the
late Senators widow. said she did not
wan to prosecute, Cohen was held in
q 600 bail for examination tomorrow
Mrs. Wilson lost chamois bag con-
tanning the watch and rings worth g.
200 on Friday, when she went from her
apartment at Is West Fifty-ilfth street
to a nearby grocery store. Cohen said
he found the bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
SEALED BIDS.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
The hoard OF water supply. az its offices.
,r'entv-second fioor Municipal Building.
park Row. Centre and Chambers streets
Hew York City. until IL a. NJ. on Tuesday
Sentember S. 1916. for Contract ia. for
Snrnishlng, delivering and Installing con-
trailing mecnanisms and appurtensnces
,ar controlling riser valves in the shafts OF
~. civ tunnel OF the Catskill aqueduct in
New York city. A., .A 80
vii he publicly opened and read. Pam
nbiets containing information FOR bidders
md contract drawings can be obtained at
The above address. at the office or the Sec
retary. by depositing the sum or ten dol
lars $50 in cash or its equivalent for
This advertisement will not appear after
August 20. 1916. -
For further particulars apply TO tho
once OF the Principal Assistant Engineer
az the above address.
CHARLES STRAUSS. President.
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
JOHN +. CALVIN,
commissioners Board OF water supply.
GEORGE FEATHERSTONE. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
GARBAGE PLANT TROUBLE
Langere Says He Will Arrest All
Lake Island Laborers To-day.


A showdown is expected this morn
ing on Lake Island. where the munich
pal garbage disposal plant is being
built. Acting Building Commissioner
Ralph Lsngere, who revoked the plans
for the plant, says that he will not
issue a new permit until every bit OF
foundation now in is torn up and re-
built in conformity with the building
code. He has promised to have enough
deputies on hand this morning to ar
rest every laborer or contractor who
tries to place another stone or plank.
Despite this, the three hundred men
who worked all last week are expected
TO appear for work this morning. The
laborers will have the support Of hf-
teen armed detectives and thirty city
policemen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
FIRE RECORD.

s.OO-27i Mulberry ST Hswlcy 4 HOOPS: trifinE
5.25-270 Monroe St Joseph Millson; trhinS.
9O5-isT Forsyth St. Angelo ScimecA; 1900.
p VI
$500 East losth 81 Joseph Cohen. trfinz
3t5-g7 Cooper Square: Anna Schneider. trihing
4o5-93l Fox St. The BrouI: Bernard DALEY !:
trifng
l1=Oak Point Railroad yards New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad: tri1ing
$3.50 Eas. 18Th St. Conron Bros; riding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
LOST. FOUND AND REwARpA
lost BANKBOOks.

IOsr-B,nksook No. 62s.o5s q pry - socs ~
Institution Any person havnE eInh :, - ~
book Is called upon TO present ne sln SAT- !. tsassa
within thirty days or SAID zoos 49,, ,e.rek -
LOST -Bsnkbook No. i.oss $40. Q, nn.,t s1pci
inrs go an .r., New York Pynen'
Please return 70 bank ----.----- psnk
I0sr-Pasboos sis.5cs. ci,i5-us s.nnissl 80 -
Bcok viii b cancelled ssptsacS
Iss adverse claim y nAdA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
DR.. Potter's Funeral To-day.

Funeral services for the late Rev DR..
Daniel C. Potter will be held to-day at
/ p. m. at the Baptist Temple, Third
Avenue and Schermerhorn Street,
brooklyn. The service will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Dr. Leighton Will
Jams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21

for Radiator; and patent ~ ,ssr,os.
Tor Heating Apparatus, lssusD ~ isli
Serial No 733.6S2, nled NoVeniOS t,.ios,d s
and I'm and to the inventions dlsc,. %,
ia Tefters Patent and Application 40,
Tetters Patent. in so far as the s1 o.,.s,
or shall be secured by said LETTERS, ,Ish,s
or by Letters Patent or other pA,e.n,.r, fcr
granted on said applications for pa.sss,,,
he following territory. but not es, ,s.sn,.
- vii the states Of Maine, Ne" d..
shire Vermont. Massachusetts 80,
island. Connecticut. Ne" fo'h tonf
Erie and Chautauqua Counties eest,. ana
Island I'm New York stated ana 49,, 80. q, H.
for the County Of Cook IN the M, radls
iinois and an the territory WITHIN su.u :.
Of twenty-five miles from the ~ a.
philadelphia. Pennsylvania .,s,,nsons
amendments renewals. reissues, eRs.'' S.s,i
and other patent rights that may Ar3
on said inventions In said tertil.' =, ne
also the beneft Of the covenants ,sl.,os
Rector Gas Lamp Company .'tn IA a.
10 said patent rights contained - he sss
slenment: or howsOever other~lsc h,lss
,,-anar,,, - dcScribed: the whole nov 49,,
beIg Nv the said General Fire ENtlns,s sor
company subject TO lien or as 80. IA,
certain Indebtedness OF Rector Sss,k he
Company. a corporation OF NV seroun;
oUner or CORPORATION for ~noss =. ,oi
the same is held. Tn. properly W - sths
* subject TO existing Hens IN faNoi ..n,ct Il
nartfes on January !, 1872, IN I'yS.tL e
Inc cities OF Cleveland and Cin.,..a,,rh u
The state OF Ohio. and the boryysx q
Ns,bat,an. in the state OF New To- S,rs.
which the General Fire Extingsishs "a
pany then had notice and NhieH
Covenants did not cover, ...,,va con-
GENERAL FIRE EXTINGUlshS"
PANY.
1 Liberty Street. New fo'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Record for the Last Twenty-four Hours
and Official Forecast.

vasbinrton. Aug 20.-Fair and warm weather
continues in tho majority OF distrcts In the middle
Rocky Mountain region and the upper Missouri
Valley numerous thunder showers have lowered the
temperature materially. general fall In pressure
has set in over northeastern districts and pressure
4, Using over the western Atlantic. conditions favor
able TO the development Of thunder storms In tho
interior valleys and a consequent lowering OF mo
prevailing high temperatures
The Developments as yet. however. arc too IN
definite 70 Ok the thunder storm AREA East OF me
App,lachians fair weather. with moderately high
temperatures. will continue Monday and Tuesday
Wind, for Monday and Tuesday-North Atlantic.
moderate northeast, with ~ weather.
Middle Atlantic light northeast becoming south
west fair weather
South Atlantic. moderate north to northwest with
fair weather.
IVES, Gulf. light to moderate south. With fair
weather.
Upper lakes. moderate northwest to north winds.
Lower lakes. light to moderate southwest winds.
with fair weather.
England coast wireless reports indicate that dis
turbance is central over the Atlantic about west
ngitudc II and north latitude 81 Apparently
moving toward New England coast.
Forecasts for Special lsealltes.-Eastern New
York Northern and Southern New England. Eastern
Pennsylyanis. Delaware. Maryland and the District
Of Columbia. fair Monday and probably Tuesday.
continued warm.
Western New York. virginia North and South
Carolina Georgia Florida. New Jersey and Western
Pennsylvania generally fair Monday and Tuesday
Alabama. Mississippi and Tennessee. partly cloudy
Monday Tuesday probably showers.
Kentucky probably showers and thunder storms
Monday and Tuesday not quite 50 warm.
West Virginia. generally fair and continued warm
Monday. Tuesday. probably showers.
Louisiana Arkansas and Oklahoma, Monday and
Tuesday partly cloudy.
East Texas Monday and Tuesday generally fair
West TeIas Mondsy and Tuesday unsettled
showers IN west portion.
Local 0fnelal Rseord.-Tho following oricitl rec
ord from tho Weather Bureau shows the changes in
the temperature for the last twenty-four hours in
cnrnnarisnn With thn cnrre nnndnr data Of Last YEAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
MULTIGRAPHING.

rou.pu rYPEwRIrTEN LETTERS. sW
3, % 200 Sl75; 10 900, So GEO. B.
ytITHERFORD. 10 broadway Equitabl' BldsD.
Room ll3i Rector t5ts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
FORECLOSURE SALES.
FORECLOSURE SALE

Notice is hereby given that aiI Of W. W.
nroperty acquired by the Generl FIe e. a.
iinTuisher company from the ksc.o, e. a.
Lamp Company. by virtue OF es sr,rs,
signment recorded IN the United su
pstsnt Onice on January q, 1919 L4ee, ~
ss, page ISL, will be sold al P Pubic "a,
ton 10 the highest bidder on wso,',s.i6
the sixth day OF September 1915; a. a-1y
o'clock p. NJ. at the Exchange 49, CIV
Nos ia and l6 Vesey Street. IL we ~
snJ state OF New York. 70 wiz the 80
right. TIL. and interest acquired p.,s.,
said in and to the following letters noils,.
OF the United states, granted on "P'
ton OF Alcorn Rector: 80, o., Gas.
No. s55. 500. dated April 20 WV '''
No. s57.i7s. dated May 10. 1917 fo' ~"
Lamp. asa %, Cas-.
Heater. ..itcatiocs
And. in and 70 the following Ap Ips st,,,s
-, Tinted CNsF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-21
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female

Female.
COLLEGE GRADUATE twoman) wishes wishes p0i,a01G
comnsnion or tutor preferred Address H.
H., New York Tribune
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noMEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Rr-TIFR. valet. useful: neat. nice appeatlhs yous
E1giisbnau. understands automO0ile eLceiiels ~
-irHss. Westchester County preferred; s5o Mason
Agency. l3l West 42d ST, ------,..,..,
Co0K RITTER. housework: japanese; experienced
city or country. A. 200 Tribune.