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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25
BENNETT ACQUITTED.
Bridpor5 ex-Postmaster Was Charged
with DefrauGing Coz lrnment.

WINDSOR, MAJ -. The jury
against d. H. Bennett, formerly post
master at Bidport, who was charged
with defrauding the government out OF
something over $500 by padding his
stamp cancellation record, on trial in
federal court since Monday, returned a
verdict at 10 o clock last night Of not
guilty.
The rostoflice of Bridport is OF the
fourth class, the postmaster salary
being based on the number of stamps
cancelled by him. An Inspector charged
that Mr.. Bennett padded his records
Among the witnesses called were Post
master Calhoun Of Middlcbury, Assist
ant Postmaster Z. J. Garvcv Of Bur
lington and the present postmaster at
Bridport.
The defense introduced Z large num
Der Of character witnesses intending
some of the most prominent people il
the town United States District At
tomev Y. A. Billiard of Burlington
prosecuted and Mr. Bcnaatt was de
Tended H. Attorneys r. f. Brown OF
Burlington and J. B. Donoway of Mid
dlebury.
The jury received the ease at
clock and after five hours delibcra
ton returned a verdict acquitting IL,
respondent.
The case to be taken up tolsv i.
that Of the government against Hcna
Diamond, who i charged with Snug
Cling narcotics into this country from
! Canada.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25
AGED MAN A SUICIDE.
Child Finds Body Hanging From Beam
Burial in Wilmington.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass. MAY %
Sylvanus Clark Of 3D. Houshton street,
70, committed suicide about 10 clock
Yesterday morning by hanging himself
by a rope from 4 beam III the base
ment of the house at 34s iioughton
street, which he owned. The body was
found at ll.30 o clock by a child Iiv-
ing upstairs. Mr.. Clark had the key
to the basement of the house in which
he lived until a short time ago. when he
and his wife went to live with the fam
lily of William Bishop at 352 Houghton
street, who are related TO them. Medi-
nj Examiner o. J EroUn viewed the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

bode and pronounced death due to sui
eide committed during a temporary fit
Of MELANCHOLY Relatives Of the man
say that he had suffered from mclan-
cholv for about 4 week His wife is
critically ill from shock recently suf-
fercd. and it is believed that he brood
ed over her illness. He was a native of
Somerset, Vi, and had lived IN North
Spect of all who knew him. The funeral
will be held tonight from the undertake
ing establishment OF /. A. Simmons and
the body will be taken tomorrow morn
ing to Wilmington. Vt, for burial Be
sides his wife, Mr.. Clark leaves a sister
Mrs. Joseph Biddle OF Springfield.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25
A Waiting Game.

BY the way, old man, how IS Your
suit with Miss Roxy progressing
Slowly. | m playing a waiting
game just now
A waiting game?
YES; | m waiting for her to change
her mind Boston Transcript.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25
Motion Picture Offerings.

The Empire today rscsolts Mabel
lmufrro iu A Wife by r.oxy, Metro
woudurpav m five acts. and Pearl
White u raaH of the Auuy Tomor-
ross desperation. tbrrcact drama,
The Rented Naa. q two.aot drama, aud
90 comedy will make up the program.
Tho Easiest Way will D., the attrac.
zion today at the Priartss thcatcr wit!
the celebrated star, Clara kmbalI
Young. iu the leading role. Special
music m thr evening Bog the orchestra
This BIS mot children picture am,
win mot be- interesting to them. but
tomorrow 81 performance will csrc
.iaIlv pluass children. Roscoe Ar
buckle Uil be- seen ian The Butchc
Boy. his FIRST comedy br his own com
pony Tbr King of the Rails ALSO vii
Doe presented.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25
BIRTHS.

In Gardner, Mass, May lG. daugh
ter to Mr.. and Mrs. John Wall. grand
daughter to Mrs. James Wall Of North
field, Mass.
In Nottingham, May lG daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs, Kingsley.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

Ruth vas forced to bang ont % tri-
II 60 win his own game yesterday.
ICES Darcy, the Australian pugilist,
died yesterday of pneumonia. Tie was
lnrhildu To- aprrar I'm contests i'm New
Nms state because it was rumorcd
lIWt Doc hpd left Australia 20 cscap"
service tu the army. He bad Joined
lbr Americans aviation corp, just be-
fore being tgeeu III.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

War gardens, war brides, war bonds,
war dresses, there are war doings every
where except in congress; there it s
only war talk.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-05-25

Our dollars do not 20 as far as
dad :, but they 60 4 heap sight faster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

ROTH-Max, husband Johanna tnee Weiss)'
father Of Joseph. abraham, BENJAMIN.
Julia. Henrietta and Viola. in his 43d
wear. Funeral from his late residence
15S Kelly st.. The Bronx. Sunday morning.
10 o'clock. Intermcnt Mount Hebron Gene
tery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
MARRIAGES

BONNEVILLE - BATTEI -- December 20.
1917. 90 the Church al the Beloved Dis
ciplo. by the Rev. Dr. Henry N. Barbour.
Edith Bennett daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Tempest Battey. % Captain o..
Howard Bonneville. lIlth Field ARTILLERY.
L. 5. Army.
IRVINE -WHITE-On Saturday. December
%. 1917. az Spartanburg S. c., hy the Rev.
Walker !. Herbert Alinc Chester White.
daughter Of the late Mr. and Mr.. b. Og-
den White. 90 Mr. William Gifin Irvine.
LEVY KISCH-At Spartanburg. S. c., De
cemher IS. Elsa Helene Kisch. OF Palisadc,
y. j., 60 Charles Bayard Levy, Of New
York.
SHERMAN NHLES-Mr. and Mrs. Gwilym
Miles. Of 249 Bedford av.. Mount Vernon,
y. Y. announce the marriage Of their
daughter. Martha. 20 Mr.. Blatchford Shcr-
man on Sunday, December 80, ~ q
o'clock. I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

RYAN-On Friday. December %, 1917. Pat
rick +. Ryan, former chief y. Y. i. %.
beloved husband of Mrs. Mary A. Ran
Funeral from his late residence. 2505 UNI
versity av.. on Monday, December 81. II
$3.50 n. M. thence 20 the Church Of s.
Nicholas Of Tolentiue. Andrews ay. Inter
ment St Raymonds Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

4LOISELLE--Iouisa. sgddcnly. Remains iy-
inx in state % Canpbclfs FUNERAL
- CHURCH. Broadway and 6Cth 81
IUDLAM Charlotte A. (nee Hartel). De
cember %. 1917. Funeral service az the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
DIAMONDS
DIAMONDS
CARPET CLEANING

DIAMONDS BOUGHT and SOLD Tor cash: ,d,i,.
frcc BENNETT. no BrosdsSy ulrd door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

HADDEN-Georgc W. suddenly. on Deem
Der 70. 1917. az his late residence. o.,
Monroe st.. Brooklyn. Services az Green,
Avenue Baptist Church. Greene av.. near
Lewis av., Brooklyn. Tuesday. January
az : ,. m. Brethren Of Hills Grove Lodge
No. $40. i. and a. NJ. are invited % a.
tend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

unoEktEpFRs. ,toiorrApners o-ce workers Wsli (,
cd immediate lUr eirsiicfi trn' "10-'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

pOOKEFlT.IE - pouu.s entT cr9cllc co -
....r.r ri f.,.Es. must be- ac-uTaic. pfIs TO-
go. ,.-.u.u has advancement t'r FuIEt -.
49,. ,......t.,rp sup~ss % hLnsol - hlA'is
trvcrigr company. sEiuuan ave. anu NN' |
t.sg All 1,y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

l-NTEBr sTENOGRAPHER- TYPEwBITEE -- Ca.
operate ditiaphuue. fso yelrs' erpercnce: 81.
y T.. Tribune Harlem O1ioc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

SADLER-At Summit y. J.. December g..
1917. Harry J.. Sadler. aged 20 years. Iu-
neral services will DO held az All Soula'
Church, summit, y. j., Sunday, December
80. al go D.. m, On arrival Of l215
train from Hoboken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

SIS REWARD for small black seal mufi
left on LAckawanna train arriving al
HOboken from Par HIS az 4:25 y. "a. Of
Thursday. Telephone Columbus @5l5.
LOST.--An orange-sable Pomeranian dog
Ia Washington square district. Friday
night. Liberal reward Tor return or in
formation leading 20 his recovery. Mildred
Adams. Is West Eighth 81. Stuyyesan. $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
ENGAGEMENTS

EN6LANDER-LE Mrs. +. Levine.
% 81 Fast 4lst ~, announces The en-
eagemert of her daughter, Phoebe. % DIR.
Henry Highlander. Reception Hotel Savoy,
sunday evening, January 6, 40 o'clock
No cards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
Fire Record

4 A.
l2aO5-cg1 HA1cn Az. Benjamin Reilly. iflaini.
tf5-3l9 W. 2sth a. unknown trining
a0-FrOnt Of SOS Greenwich Ct auto truck
william Farrell Coal Co. s-5
sI0-s5 T. 7sth -. Gcorse Hori. triflns.
% 2e--l79 Terrace Place: Charles kumn: slight.
"a .25-5 Carlisle q. Cgnsr unknown. slight
L. NJ
l.45-sis West l30th o.. william RAlisi. ,rsirE
So i5l Grand 81; unknown ir.fnE
-0o-lJl East list - John 7. Hassc-ty, trthirg
-.0)-Fruut q 20 Watts 81 auto. = A. Edwaris
frifns
29e-eel West i7ih 81 william Oxens: i,fhinz
s5s-.is Centre e.. unknoSn: t1n.nE
lO0-lg East l3etA a.. Tie Bf0lf. unknown: ri
ninF
-Io-sls IVES; l3th =. unknown; trthlns
f.ls-ls-2 81 az Sarah Pclteneua. trifirg
5e-gal West s2d =. Philip RgIiAn. tnfiEs
20-los Wooster a.. Nathan Pes-imsi 500
= .0-o05 Msi.son az. samuel ForrmAn. tnHing
t5S-ii0 West 1879 II. Acms Gas AMI Elec.-i
Fixture CO tranE
7.se-iCs We: isth q Dshi RishIFd: trinias.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
BIRTHS

LEVIN. and Mrs. Adolph Levy an
nounce the birth Of a daughter, December
20, 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
BUSINESS CHANCES

PARTY % finance tie riaiing q, Working rl0ls. @,
airshp wing. big opportunity. lnrtstlgs'e. call O.
write " !. T.. gao ssth st. Brooklyn. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

WEST SIDE


RIVERSIDE DRIVE i20 tbe,seel ll4th and
nth -EKquisit-4y furnished frout corner apart
ment twelfth ropr ten rooms and three baths
ral-iern nrrprok building: music room. drawing
roorn. library. dining fOln Connecting. ideal Or
entertaining. ts-j month. les condi ionai.y short
q long lease: private te.ephone M0nnCsice CO..
Evans
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. SO Q27.h stl-Hish cisss
elevator apartment % lri furnished mAhogsany
throughout. bedroom. bath. kitchen. dining room
AMI lly.ng room d'relpo~ 20 f-'1g room
lease 70 Oc,obe- -. SIS Apartment : p
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 4io-A-ractlFriy furnishes
four rcofa apartment: Sis m1u-hiT. Apartment
700
WASHINGTON SQUARE Large eigat roo. studio.
oIsn nrep.ace, tFo baths. thiftesn VIII oss beau
TRULY furnished wiD lease f0r 'hree nlontls m
- references r-quircL g. n. Boa -. Tribune
J4rTI. 200 WEST -tlesEnty furnished Apartment.
dining room. bedroom. kitchen and larze foyer
ball. suhlet Al slersre. must have best re,er-rre-
Trank. 1850 Crcis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

coo, l-rst.r pra,stantl-R,quircs iitchenmsld;
fr,t ,iss. rs-1k and manager. $50. % anywherr
cnest reference, Miss saes's Agency, 50 Past IA
o. Murray Hli 6l7f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

,OIDgEB coon, Cpmp,'sit. fol1g. LlAe years tss
rsr. SO. o. anyvitre. Miss fh~aa A2r.e9
90 "a, i.f o. Murray Hll f11t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

,ornuru ,ot-IIE. tarrsient iutier. useful
,-.I I'D rrrk ,r'ert lauufy: 50. lest iefef-
,,.e.. Nla -,ss'1 Acrlc-. 81 E@si i-i o.. MnFfr
H., C.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

cook Neat capable thoroughly reliable eco
ro-nIlaI. gooi manager: city country; htst ~
e-sncfs: SCI MIR Maspr's Ag-ncJ. 1871 West ga
o. Bvant 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

,.urrD.g Nr-RsE-or, o. two children over i've
- "a. gto. ~osinfry prefsrr-i y, hls. BOT
r.,yers Assrc-. 20 Easi 81 g.. thiri for'. Tele
.H.rs kcfI Murray Hii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

COOK -rrpcricrc-i: city ~ country. vns NV
go. reliable. dependable; highest refefei.c'r,
colonial Agmry % Weet go - Telephone S's1
VANDERBILT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
WEST SIDE

18Th, - " tsf-ApArtnent 20 rel. e.gh: ICONS
and BATH silver lireu plano. large Victrols ee-
ssA u ilrHhhed. private family. leaning ci,y; *
change rcieseaces. +. s.. Apartment O.
llgrH, $50 WEST-unusuAliy attractive four-roora
furnished apartment. elevator: restaurant Ia ne
building Telephone MoFuingsid 3g,0
81 Wfsf ssTH Sr-FNlly and exceptionally .ur-
hishsd eishi room apartment three month"; CT
longer fhonr Riverside 3o2L J. A. Abe,s.
EAST SIDE
ATTRACTIVE e,ght-roOm apartmsrt two bath.
vel Appointed t2oe. Fisher Mornlnssids sits
i9TH. EAST Handsomely furnished new ,,od.-,
sparmeft. suhlet. 500 Telephone $3.50 Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

COOK -Underitands cool cooking tlorolslb; -
Hc,isn Arency. ~ Wr-i goth - IeiepA"'' ''''
Chelsea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

sCHLLINGER'S VAN AND STORAGE c0lf
pany. EeoIeTltcd -S'ofaFr. moving. Isrkiis
tulping. mpior vans fof long distance t1or.rs
zoo last 61Q e. 'Pl9ne 10 Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

COUPLE fc,.orrD-Flrs: class young neat. -.
ccft.onally gocl cook: useful butler; eIcellei
references. $50 Msson's Agenc, lal West ~
-. Bryant S63".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
EAST sIDE
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

ssril WEST END AVE- BEAUTIFULLY FUR
n'.hci AMI dec rated g-room house thres b,,hs
s.sc,riieiy hei serv'cei fs'e nonihlJ. Pkcae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
HELP WANTED
Male


p,.osrt-,1.rr p-,u.s en.-7 ,rrcriorec; 81.
....r.r II f.,.Ea. must BE- accuThic. ufis Iutl
s....-. fs-.ti.u has suvsncrr-it iFf FoiN' -.
toe. Clr,,sHrrp sunv' 20 h-'sott it,u--l Il.
OTrcriFF COMPANY Stlul-tN a't' "-
iet.g sand 1.Y.
Hookk1ErERs. scorapners o-e worker, ~ ven
ed immediate IUG eicsiic1i tfns "4'-''''
as-iev. Zi ps-f kos
ROY d. o~-. q, ,ar.s ,1,gs.s,o7i sd oY.o.
'ul.5 f.r rla vi-1us ig -ia'. ~- l''-''''
D.. =. a.. Boz lJts. y. !
BOY wanted - J-agstlrs ra.l - asr..l.t i,,l.
s-.o,e f.rl-. Jolr WiIhur. l-r. 5'5 N''
ROY in uiw.n. ron. sod eio'h''''' " ~
start Audr'. p fhih 49,. --
ROY 10 rir crrsnd.. eoa1 oprortuni'y or advance
mcnt Hers 20 West 'I'h -
COMPETENT MACHINIsT --Aale 90 adjust an,..
maid. machinery. sa.J w.rk. Alie .''1i' '-'''
$50 ~ week % Box in'. InhlNe "'-.
PHYSICIAN wanted f4 CONTRACT practise n Ne.
Nork. permanent ami Iemrnc-ou'r. la. 80
guahhcs'ioaI where and ~ io.s y, ~ ,,rglS. an
Hs.i your az srl whether WaTfei N st,,..s,
.f-r.,r rl.l PC ar-ang.l al which time reie5si,,,
viii to required D. 10 chaIa,i... ha''' '''
Physician. Box a. Tribune once
Statesmen We require several forrrful men o.
character aud education % crniae .i, So
Hnrf
irsIald state. opportunity for advancement nv ~
boz az least tacgty nve years ~ ago sia y
f,.ving account against commission Ai4J u g.
Thoula. 100 We; 2-I 81. sixth ho.i.
Statesmen A few cai able men Win genera D-S.f
noe experience ~ territorial CiAlht ~W Hi -
.r,,,.s-srlr and character absolutely eef"iu~ -"
,sf,eafr.,.t assured good mon. dra"us t,tn,,,'o
agains. commission. Address b. b'A ave.
OTfrs.
Statesmen f5- in'onslse campaign if, ,,,,S o ~. to
..zr. rrsu tp cover Eastern TERRITORY llisl -
SCI. iriua.i,e md character and come "gh Iih,u -.
rianlei. trarspor.siol furnlshcl clnnl'siii IS,
WIN drawing account. Atifr~5 j.. b'A I9'' i''-
urs Orcs
SALESMAN. high class. or embossed .'1s M
color label Apply Geo w Martin 4,'' hl's'
way
o7,,c,, ctt.pt,s Advancement: GOOD i5J f'r rist
Ilc1. Elevator supply Company lt'h a. a''
WILLOW ave. Hoh0ken.
wANTED-BrsLt young nan lChrstiaAl, eil.lHs
10 s.ar a, tho bottom and work 10y slSi', Il,
r1r8t. Apply. stating age and QualEcati'h' 10
T. q. Boz 746. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

CuA,HrRy,Tp AMI wAITREss -Ne1i: gar;it-.i
la: $50 H,-ian Ag~5. u WV -'h =
TclrfiIofie 1893 Cheifra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

1NFINTss NrRgE-Cspsble rfne1 Canadian
PrUtesiant: $40. city. country; eIcsptionA Ie'e,
ences Miss Shea's Agcny, 30 EAs- 81 t-'
Murray Hil 61U.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
IMPORTANT

elrth. Engagement. Marriage Death
md In Meuoriam Notices may 20
telephoned 10 The Tribune any inns
% 20 midnight for insertion m th'
psrt days paper. Just call
Beekman 5000
and read the notice AZ you wish u IN
serted. Bnl for same will be mailed W
you later. The notice VIII reach over
100. 900 readers daily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

,InrsEc1FANyRs and LlUNDRESsEs.- By day:
neat competent reliable women; very best rieI
efcrs Mrs. Alason's AgeIcy. ~ West 42I 3D.
1fUart -bg1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30

LADY giving up housekeeping wishes ~ pa ~, ,c
fbr,s errrilcn. servants. who desire 10 NoIA 20
eether. vbcr, god services are appreriaeIi cOon
}is: chamb,rruaid. t35: waitress. 500 ras s1 :.
c-riargey Colonial Agency, p N1I 4-d 81
Telephone 3ctG Vanderbilt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-30
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Female
cuANurRJ,Ip AMI WAITRESS -Ne1i; parti-i
la. $50 Hr~ian Ag@lry. II N"i -'h g
cHup.s NrRsE-ou, o. TO Children oysF ~ ,go
y,s- ' ,,.r $50 C0 Ea! ~ ~ ,hii Coo; r,le
ihoue stii Murray hi'.
,otoIyp ooUrLE- competent lliisr. use,Il
r... co rrrk ,r1ett lauufyt 30, tett ielti
s,ae. sfe -tsa'f Ago. 81 Lalt A-i o. MuEft
DBL, C-.f
co1oEED COOK -compe's'.;. ,egas i.le y'.r, l.,i
rIsrr. $50. o. anfsltfe. Nl.' HA@aa A2''''
ea Elsr i-t s;. Murray lill ''it
COOK lHarH rratssian0-Reqgires utchenmssd ;
frt las cook and manager $50. % anyWhere
finest reference Miss Saea's Agenfy, 81 faai i-i
q Murray mn 617i.
cook Neat. capable. thoroughly r,iiahA eco-
t1rrl.al Eooi manager. city country; rest rti o
e-s1c,s: SCI MIR Mascrs Agony 1871 Wes. 81
-. BDant 1923.
COOK rrpe-iere-i: d,y ~ country: vascs $40:
20. r.'fahie. d,1sfdatle: highest refefei.csr.
colonial Agen-' % Wet 90 a. Telephone ssse
VANDERBILT,
cooK.-undersiands saoI cooking tlgIouslly s., s.,
Hc,isu Are1cy. ~ W,s; Goth .. Telephone J'y5
Chelsea.
COUPLE lc,,oreJ-Flrs: e.G,' yculs. neat "a, ..
ccptonally gccl cook: useiui butter eI.eH ,a
-. Bryant 1888.
COUPLE colo-,I: coaaty preferred: vases 81
Tor both: god workers AMI strictly reliable
Colonial AgsH,r. - Wet i2d g. Telephone ''so
vandCrl-
FINE COOK wishes pgiu5l; competent Ad-fes
9. Y. 1864 Broadway. ---
IorsEc1FANERs and LAUNDRESsEs By DAY;
B neat competent reliable women; very pes rel''
eucrs Mrs NIasons Agercy. l3l West 42d BE
INFANTS NURSE spsble MINED CGns .,..
Protestant: $40: city, country eIceg,i9lA,, ,I =,
sucs Miss sheas Agency, 80 las, f-H r.
Murray lin s77a
LADY giving up Housekeeping wishes = place Ter
/ fbres errrilen' servants who desire 70 NoIA 70
vs. chamb,rrhaid $685. Waitress. SO re isT =,
exchanged Colonial Agency' 70 WEI III 81"
/ Telephone 3ctG Vanderbilt.
LADY vshso to Pnce heT nurse eT'p ,s7 lSa
FAINT or an invalid chlld " Ih'AA'- '"''
preferred. Plaza 20lo.
ANY desires position az MANAGING housekeerer or
-edy', canpsnion' A. Wade. 26i West SIN a.
T,1-XpRrss DAILY Norwegian: arst c;As; eI-
ommesdfd Mrs Tasrl's Asency. lSl "est i2d s.
Bryant 5533.
LAuNDRESs- CHAlfBFRMAID. Neat youns. con
uoieut. thoroughly experienced; very higaiy f-O,n-
rended. civ preferred s35. Mrs. aasoh's Ase'cy'
III Wet 4ad -. Bryant 5t5J.
p1-BIJC COOK Excellent; institUtion: nurSeD'
hospi al Heelsn Agency, ljl West 29tA s. Ie.e-
.hcne Ji92 Chelsea
WAITRESS NJ COOK for dinners ard lIIche,Huus,
also dag cleaner Or day lauIdress' q, - a.,
u-fwavcr, Agenc-. 10 Fast i5i St. tms4 n0'r'
Teephoue Sgi7 Murray Hill.
WAITRESS COMMENTARIES cls',. good az.
r-ssrruy e1cslent references: prefers apartment
IS Miss Shca's Agency. 30 Eas; t2t 81 murray
HW G77t
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pACON,c Agency, 10 W. Sth ST r o'Rrl
OhSOIN - Prop Private Help. 49,. Grrel
CHACFFEURs' AGENCIES

BLUE LIST CHAUFFEURs' AGENCY. Inc.
1890 Broadway. near 6Sth St.-High-
grade chauneurs supplied without charge,
Immediately. Phone COlumbus-lfs6.
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YOUNG MAN. Christina o7o7 thir,y 70 Iaanasc =
chain Of four retail stores foT E' Aa"T i,,g mr. =,
NON hard. $40 per weok % start: EooI ehllco iOi
ths right man. "a stht,ns 49,. ''
yoT-vC Nan for clerical work IN o-los Of is're
corporaaoo. G.. ?. o. ror l5's. \. Z
Female
pooKbEEpER. ASSISTANT. vi:h iaccry payroll
experience. Can Tapler Con- lS5 West 50 -
RookKEFrFR. experienced. wanted b cotton goo,A
house Tlion & Kec.er. 81 Worth 81
COOKS cbaubermaids. wai'rcsscs. ladies maids
ana nurses Immediately. excellent pceiuons. Mr.
Di~kir.on's Cooperative Employment Agen'T' 90
West 36th 81 Phone Greeley S15s.
Girl, Assistant In dentists ofl,e; experience 10;
Necessary: neat appearance essential. al h''-
day $40, Dr. Campbell, GIG Wet lIt-h s.
c1Rr-Res,rre- about lG years o: age n orlcs
a large corporation h 7. o. Boz 1857 ~ l.
ms. sHEAs AGENCY. 50 las, 4-d S., recuiTes
cooke lol,eworkers, couples. chamhsima.ds' walk
Tosse.. launcr'sses.
MRS NAsoN.s AGENCY. ISL wost I2d CBpint
rG83i-Couis chsmbermsids, VaiIesse'' nurses
general A1uscs orfefs.
s77,xoGRAPHERS. Must be neat willing good a.
fgurc>. preference given one With ti!inz ehpeEi
erce ana familiar with once detail positlon Irrna-
H.fH
own lariwritirg giving age. urevcus experience.
sala-y expected c. Hig"sys Tea l-l-Ii- HUG
son -.
sTFNoGRAPHERs. boo5Eeeper: CLERKS. iypist.
switchboard operator. Isl 1899. Jupp hseuc5'
s. Nassau -. Cor;- '22l.
sTENOGRAPHERs. bookksepers, typttn, CLERKS;
numerous positions open; free regl,rttlon. van
Tyu Agency, ! W9t 5ith e.
sTENOGPAPHERS. TYPIsTs wanted: free registy.-
ton. small fec Sten0graphers Employment ser
v.rs sos Fiith ave.
sTENOGRAPHER. who can do once work: must y
GOOD p4nan. Can to-day, Furniture VOID. 10
wesi ssh -
TypISr -Expcricncsd. permanent position; eTcep-
uona.y good Opportunity tx adyandmeit; STATE
sze c1pe-cnce and sslGry desired AddrSs D.
Box qO7. Tribune once.
WANTED about February l. To meet problem q
sIppleuenting family consisting a father oOlisei
'y business 20 be away az time, daughter on nine
,sen Just home from school and busy with war
work and daughter. sixteen, away preparing 10Y
Bun Mawr wish we'll bred woman u tact ana
friend ~ daughters. Living with family unneces-
rary while IN city during winter Family I've Fery
simply College woman. musical. preferred. An
interesting work worth doing well. Write. glNMs
Information YOU would wish ygirsef. Audrefs j.
A. Box T. Tribune Ofce.
YOT-"G WOMAN 'or stcnography and general ONCE
vors: resident position IN country branch. Ne"
YD-. -. .r,.,dic Hospital White Plains: mpdtrae
salary % art. comfortable living ana peasant a.
sociaics Call 40 Last J9,h g.. sunday al IL
o'clock
YOUNG WOMEN FOR clerical sork in o1lce O. large
corporation. n, j. o. Box l34s. y. y.
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WORN OUT COLD AND SILVER RurCHr BY
u LoNGMANs SONS. Cold ana silver ne.ncrs.
d John 60
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LADY ytsb-, 10 place her nurse: eIrolent for N
FAINT or an invalid child " h'anH '"' ''Di''''
r,-cfs-rft Plaza 20l0.