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Jury Picked to Try
Columbia Students
AS Draft Resisters
Printer Testi6es They Or.
dered Pamphlet Entitled:
Twill You Be Drafted?"

After the defence had used UP its
ten peremptory challenges and the gov
eminent two of its allotment of six, a
jury was selected yesterday before
Judge Mayer for the trial of Owen
Cattell and Charles F. Phillips, Column
bia students, and Miss Eleanor Wilson
Parker, of Barnard College, charged
with conspiracy against the draft law.
The indictment charged the defend
ants with having negotiated with the
Graphic Press for the publication of a
pamphlet entitled Twill You Be Draft
ed?" AS soon as the twelfth juryman
was selected, Harold A. Content. AS
sistant United States Attorney. called
to the stand Morris Spiegel. president
of the printing company. to tell OF the
transaction.
Manuscript Identified
Spiegel identified the Objectionable
manuscript and testified that Cattell
had presented it TO him on May "a
with instructions for its printing, CIV
ing a deposit Of $40 and a promise 10
pay SO when the Job was finished. The
witness said Phillips came TO the Of
flee y the Graphic Press May 26 and
asked TO see the proof. Before the
proofs could be given 10 the students,
however. they were jubpenaed By the
government, Mr.. Spiegel said.
The proof was read to the jury. and
was made up Of arguments against reg
istration. I'VE must refuse 20 register
even ii it means that we so to jail"
said the appeal. and added: Urge all
conscientious DIRECTORS 20 resist reg
istration even if it means prison
Spiegel said that Cattell had ordered
1000 copies, but that they were not de-
livered
The defendants were represented b.
Morris HillqGit and Winter Russell. At
D. m. the case was adjourned until
. p. m. to-day, as il is understood that
Mr. Content will spend the forenoon
presenting evidence before the. grand
jury in an effort to procure inclct-
ments of two persons charged with Sc
dition.
"Dramatist" Arraigned
Joseph Koren, twenty-three, who de
scribed himself as a globe trotter and
dramatist, was arraigned yesterday be-
fore Commissioner Hitchcock on a
charge of having failed to register IN
accordance with the selective draft law
He said he was in this country eight
years, was married and citizen OF
Russia. He claimed that because OF
his nationality he was not subject TO
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wAITREss ard CHAMnERMhTD sEANisTHtss
~ NURSE Two young Bohomiansi etoelleni lpns
,.sc,.or., ;s5 $50 r Mis- Hn'mayer.s Asen1
i0 ra,t ,3d o.. "a door. Telephone s,iI Ml'-
ray hill
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BENNETT-On June rs. at his residence. II 2
East 1f3d ST., Charles Bennett. beloved hus-
band of Ellen Bennett (nee Shea and
father Of Charles and Lester y. Mass OF
requiem st. Pius's Church, Wednesday
June 20. 80 n. m. Interment Calvary
Members Of the regular Democratic or
ganization. 32d a. d.. respectfully invited
10 attend.
BLOCH-At his residence. zig 9Th St. Brook
lyn. on Sunday. June Il, 1917. Morris. be,
loved husband Of Carrie Hamburger Bloch
and devoted father Of Gertrude and Stand.
ley. Funeral at convenience Of family
Please omit flowers.
BRANBURGER- June II. John Theodore
Hamburger, beloved husband OF the late
Ellen Ahearn and husband OF Catherine
Began. Relatives and friends are requested
10 attend funeral from his late residence q
Clarkson st.. on Wednesday. June 90 at z
p. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery.
CALLAHAN June Is. Margaret Cal
lshan (nee Slatteryl, beloved wife OF
Michael F. Callahan. Survived by three
children, Joseph, Edward and Cora: a
brother. Robert Slattery. and sister, Kate
Funeral from her late residence. 1873 Bridge
st. Brooklyn. Tuesday. June 10, 80 p. IN
Interment Calvary Cemetery.
CAREY George r. beloved son Of William
F. and the late Anna VI. Carey me.
Richter and brother of Francis Carey
r
3iS LIST av., on Wednesday. 80 a. m.
thence 10 the Immaculate Conception
Church where high mass will be Offered
for the repose Of his soul. lnterment Cal
vary.
CAssELI-On Monday, June ls. Florenc,
A., beloved wife OF DR.. James Wilson
Cassell. Funeral services at her late resi-
dence. IL West 10th St. Wednesday
evening at o'clock.
loved husband Of Hulda (nee Arndt), father
OF Arthur Joseph. Mile Mrs. Dr.. Essen
berg and Mrs. Godfrey II. Lyman. Funera
Tuesday. June -, 10 a. m. from his lat.
residence. Kindly omit flowers.
CURLEY-On June Is. 1917. Thomas r
Curley beloved husband Of Bridget curle,
(nee Kearneyi. native Of Creggs. County
Galway. Ireland. Funeral from his lat,
residence. 7e6 East l5lst ST.. on Tuesday
June 10. 80 a. m. thence 10 ST. Anseln'i
Church. linton az, l5jth St Internen'
ST. Raymond's Cemetery.
CURTIs-On Sunday, June II. 1917. Eller
Curtis. beloved mother of Mary Curti.
Nichols and Florence ". Seebold. Funera
from her late residence. % 7th av.. New
Brighton, Staten Island. on Wednesday
June 90. at 9:l5 a. H.. thence 20 So
Peters Roman Catholic Church. ST. Mark
Place. New Brighton. Staten Island. wher,
a mass will be celebrated.
DAVIS In Hartford. Conn. June Is. 1917
Frederick Wendell. son Of the late Gus
tavu. +. and Lucy Terry Strong Davis, ir
hi. sd year. Funeral service al his lat.
residence. - Vernon ST.. Tuesday mornins
at 10 o'clock.
DELANEY On June i5. 1917. William A
Delaney. beloved son Of Margaret Delane,
(nee lgoel and the late William Delaney
Funeral from his late residence. 40 Eas
l42d ST.. Wednesday. June 20. at s 30
q, m, thence TO ST. Piuss Church, East
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RoBERsON-O Saturday, June Is. 1917.
Florence Adele. youngest daughter o.
Horace and Nettie VI. Robertson (Dena-
rest. In her 18th year. Funeral services
at her home. 81 West sth St. Bayonne.
" J.. on Tuesday at p. m. interment az
Westwood. -. j.. at 1880 a. n. Wednes-
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Judson c. Clements, of
Commerce Board, Dies

Washington, June lS.-Commis-
sioner Judson c. Clements OF the In
terstate Commerce Commission died
here to-day.
Commissioner Clements had served
on the rate-making body since 1892,
and once had been chairman. He was
sixty years old, a native Of Georgia,
and before going on the commission
had served five terms in Congress, rep
resenting the district OF which his
home, Rome. Ga. was the centre.
He was o Democrat, first appointed
b. President Cleveland. but was re-
appointed by President Taft. and again
by President Wilson. His long CON
nection with the commission had made
him well known 10 the transportation
world.
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ather Held as Son
Is Freed as Stacker
Threatened to Kill Boy if He
Registered, Witness
CHARGED

San Antonio, Tex, June ls.-Alfred
Jurgens, twenty-three, Of Gonzales,
Tex, charged with failure to comply
with the registration law, was released
to-day on his own recognizance by
United States Commissioner Edwards
after he had promised TO register i'm
mediately and a witness az the hearing
had sworn that Jurgens's father, Frank
Jurgens. had threatened 20 cut his sons
throat if the latter registered 20 fight
against Germany.
On charge Of preventing his sons
registration the elder man was re-
manded 10 jail in default OF $1,000
bond. The chief register of Gonzales
testified that young Jurgens had en-
tered the registration place at a. m.
on June 5. but was called out by mis-
father, and did not return.
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M'KEE-on June 16. John Mckee. Funeral
from his late residence. 54s IVES. 4ith st..
June 10. at . 80 a. m. Mass of requiem
at Sacred Heart Church. West 5lst ST. In
terment Calvary. :
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ROGERS PET COMPANY
Samuel c. Ransom

Samuel c. Ransom, clerk Of the VIII
lsca OF Sea Cliff, Lond Island, for thir-
teen years. and a clerk in the Supreme
Cc.~t Of Nassau County, died at his
forr -lorc - SUNDAY night. Mr. Ran
som was born in Brooklyn, and had
nv,d .1 Sea Cliff since he was fifteen
rcars old. lie was member OF the
Board OF Education, eX-Chief of the Sea
Cliff Fire Department, secretary of the
Sea- CET Club and a trustee of the
Methodist church. He leaves a widow
and s.x children. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Burial Will be in Hillside Cemetery.
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DR.. Charles E. Gilbert

DR.. Charles z. Gilbert, sixty-eight
years old, member Of the Manhattan
Club and the American Institute of
Homeopathy, died az his home, 80 West
Ninety-sixth Street, yesterday.
For several years Dr. Gilbert had
been chief surgeon Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club. lie was graduated from
the New York Homeopathic College in
1870. He leaves a wife, Mrs. Alice {.
Gilbert. The funeral will be held
Thursday in Masonic Hall. in West
Twenty-fourth Street. Burial will be
in Cypress Hills Cemetery.
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MARRIAGES

BAINBRIDGE- BALDWIN. Miss Nae ~
BALDWIN and Mr. Richard W. Balnbridge'
10Th Of Brooklyn. we're married IN s.
T like Church. San Francisco. May 81.
1917.
uAnIFy- FINCH-Mrs. Charles Northrup
" Finch announces the marriage OF her
daughter. Marjorie 70 Mr.. Esbert Charles
Hadley. of Bridgeport. Conn, on SATURDAY
afternoon. June rs. at Summit, n. j.
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will be a frequent spectator at their
drills and quizzes.
Stiff Examination on July %

On July % the reservists will have
an examination far sitter than any Of
the tests which have gone before and
covering virtually the whole scale OF
advanced military training. Those who
pass will be given probationary COM
missions for six months. If they make
good handling troops in the field dur
ing that time they will be permanently
commissioned and assigned. This ex-
animation is open TO uncommissioned
candidates, many Of whom are plan
ming permanent army careers and have
been pursuing special studies TO that
end since the camp opened.
A new feature of the Plattsburg in
struction for the coming two months
announced to-day also reflects the
character OF service expected Of United
States troops in France. American SOL
ders will be given special training in
the consolidation Of trench gains and
in manpuvring in the open after sue
cessful trench assault.
Reserve officers have been assigned to
the New York Field Artillery Battalion,
which is expected to go to Syracuse
the last Of the week. There is not a
qualified artillery officer in the lot.
The assignments:
Reserve Officer Assignments
First Battery-Captain r. X. Ewen, cav
airy: First Lieutenant j. n. Harper. cavalry
First Lieutenant c. F. Dodge. cavalry; Sec
ond Lieutenant Don NJ. Kelley, cavalry.
Second Battery-Firs. Lieutenant Drew
NcKenrn. infantry Second Lieutenant W. w.
Nissley. cavalry Second Lieutenant j. T. A.
Doolittle, cavalry Second Lieutenant j. r.
Mitchell. cavalry.
Third Battery-First Lieutenant Old. Ise-
lin. infantry: Second Lieutenant A. T..
Cooper. infantry; Second Lieutenant II. G.
Telford Of The New York Sum-" infantry
b. W. Peabody infantry.
A mild epidemic of German meas les
has sent thirty men TO the hospital
within the last few days. None of
these cases is serious. L. w. Scott. a
son Of General Hugh Scott, the chief
of Staff, was released from the hospital
to-day.
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Frederick c. Grant

Frederick c. Grant, a chemist and
New York manager for the Graselli
Chemical Company, whose main Office
Is az Cleveland, died yesterday at the
Blackmore Sanatorum, at the age OF
forty-six years. lie leaves q widow.
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Block ZOi.
Approximate amount ~ mortgage debt
costs and allowance, tsl,1sZ.Sl, with interest
ana expenses OF the sale.
Approximate amount OF taxes. assess
nents and water rates, or other Hens, which
are 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser out OF
the purchaso money, or paid by the Referee.
ia sbOIB ana interest
The premises are 10 be sold subject 20 "A
lease III same made by ana between Martin
e0h,erkeisen ~ landlord. and Hendel Singer,
Safhan Singer. Hayward Singer aud Samuel
slnger copa rtners doing business as "
SINGER Sons, tenant. dated June 20. 1915.
rofefnsrclng February I. 1917 and ending
February l. 1920. at on annual rental Of
$4,000. ,,.. ,.,-
SAMUEL s. KOENiG
Referee
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MATZ-On June l6, 1917. Elizabeth NJ. Matt.
beloved sister OF Frederick Matz. Funeral
services Tuesday afternoon. o'clock. at
the funeral parlors of Jacob Herrlich's
Sons Inc. 332 Fast ssth St =
MAURY-At his home Warrenton, Va. June
l6 Austin Chapman Maury, in his list
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IMPORTANT

Engagement. Marriage, Birth In
Msmoriam and Death Notices may ne
teIephoned TO The Tribune any time up
TO midnight for Insertion In the next
days paper. just call
Beekman 5000
and read the potice as YOU wish u IN
serted. Bill for same Will be mailed 70
YOU later. The notice VIII reach over
100. 900 readers daily.
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You haven't a ghost OF d
showl
Not if you go to your tailor
and want it to-day
Here, you get what you
want when you want 1t.
The fit you see before you
order.
Uncle Sans cloths
Sandy's cheviotsl
John Bulls worstedsl
More of the finest foreign
fabrics than you find at the
smart Fifth Avenue tailors
AT about half the tailor S
fee, of course.
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TWELVE ROOM HOUSE. TWO BATHS. oPEN
frt,rlace.. sir arres ~ ground fnc shade trees
and grand river view 500 pr month. CARL C..
Lon rsrrytown. y Y.
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CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
2s3d 81. By Harlem train and by Trolley
Lots OF small si1e Tor sa.e.
once 20 East ssd ST.. n, Il -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WESTCHESTER COUNTY

THREE. STORY BRICK BUILDING. WITH Two
stores and three apartments. located on busy
balance can remain on mortgage CARL {. Lon.
Tarrytovn. y Y
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FURNISHED APARTMENT TO LET

pARroR four bedrooms ard two baths oil out
side southern exposure 20 sublet - october Isl or
longer Madison Square Hotel. 81 Madison Avenue
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BIRTHS

FOBEs- and Mrs. Joseph II. fooes,
West 6sth At. announce the bir'h Oh
daughter yesterday.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
NJ ale


Male
A-CoUPLE-French. butler and cook, city
" ,,fererce. 500 C.. Miss Hofnsyers Agency, 10
Eas, i3d St 81 floor. Telephone os'I MURRAY mn.
pr.rr F-p --r-se,ul. general housemsn neat. nics
an1@sring Italian speaking English; excellent ref
s,erf,s rnoet desirable. $3j. Call Mason Agency
l3l West 42d 81
pI-TIER- VALET French. two years excellent ref.
erences Miss shsughnesy's Agency II wet
GARDENER Swedish; useful al round m nan:
Ss5. 90 anywhere excellent references, MIS-
ebes'. kgency 30 East 42d 81. Murray HUI e174.
UoTsEvAN Refined Eat indian. Intelligent. nice
appearing willing. oohang. ven hlgh{ recon- ,a,
rns9ied. $40 Mrs. Mason's Agency. lSl west izd
~ B1sn 5633.
JAPANESE COOK BUTTER-Jong experience: h.
eooi references; neat. willing japanese bmpIG-
,ntrt A.ency. Is West i2d st Tel. Soso Vanderbilt
Female
A-A-CHANBERMAID or WAITRESS. Young
suede. nine years reference. excellent servant;
~ q e, ~ T Tesph i1S" sSi7 Murray Hiii
-A-cooK. CHAMBERMAID WAITRESS. -
Nclng SVedes. together. $3.50, g0od long rcfeI.
-, 81 ncor Telephone sei7 Murray HILL
cI1A,fBFR>lAID WAITRESS or PARLoR MAID
North Of Ireland Protestant ySGns cfpSoie ,Ep
yearf' reieIG, ceS 60. Zoo ''''D'1'
CIAMBERMAID. - swedish: for pny,r family
ave Telephone Plaza I5oO5.
CuA,fBERNAID and sEAMsrREsss - Reliable:
$55 Mrs. fitzpstriess Agency 40 LeihEoh
ave Telephone PlszS i'oi
vi.. sbea's Agency. 80 East i2d ST Murray Hill
e Ss' ''''
COOK and CHAMBERMAID- WAITRESS: both en-
r,r-ierlced: three years excellent references To-
re;her Or separate: city or country. Miss shaush-
1e.ss's Agency. Il West i2d st
COOK .LArNpREss CBAMBERMAID WAITRESS.
Two splendid c9ore fi Pr, hss1 ,s ss Gu
Mas5n's Agency. l3l West i2d St
Cot-ptr guter. useful: cook: neat intellis~l,
,,urg pair: splendid references very desirable;
81 Cali Masons Asency. iJl West ga ST. Bryant
1898.
COOK swedish very neat. eomp.,en' con', ,..
-. c.oeutiou Ais weli recommended. small lam
,4 ci,y coe.ntry: $50 Call Mrs. MSon's Agency.
ifi West 42d o.
COOK - scotch Protestant: highly recommended:
'V'n' .arablo reliable. cts county,: ~AxsS $40.
.."' Ar,iv Colonial Employment Agency. 25 West
42d a.
conE Middle aged woman; undrSands pam ano
'',yn c'.,kfrg. otccllcnt references. Ss5 Mrr
y,,ck'. Agency 775 Lexington ave. Ie4ephone
Plaza 1901.
COOK Young. neat capable wom.n; cao,lsn' lges
Cov,h..-'g' sec.l family COOK so. Z. Mn Hoi-
rsls. kgsney 10 Eat asa 81. 30 floor. Ieie-
phone sgil Murray h'l. |
- s,,.iish. erceilcnt cook. neat. particular
'ysppN' e'Tr.gr Agency. Isl Lexington ave Ieie-
,hone jO05 Plua "
COOK and WAITRESS -EIol.nt t,h ,,ni, n d,.;
,sgehcr both vel Ieoini z. p,.t I'm - Tse.
thane Harlem i'lo
COOK AMI CrAMBEnMAiD'"AsiiIi.nrI . ag,1rv
Tr,t.h gris. tfst rcieI..r 'N''''' "s''
e.t LerirgfOn ave Plaza ffo'
,>.l,y O., ,,ton4,ent all branches. good mana.
gs, b.s rs,ercncos Martha GOLFERS ASenc'' s''
tg4fLA s'e,
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ENGAGEMENTS

UOI TzNANN- PLOTZ-Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
senh Plotz. Of Brooklyn. announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Lillian 10
Jacob HOFFMAN.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

sptyxDID OPPORTUNITY. Mechanical ds'1o
e~r,vDzs ,scHe1 $4,000 required ingssier .
,.nds tis own mOney. r~ferefSts gfr,l ana 70
Glig1 eINcEbk. Boa AZ. Tribune oh's
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Highest Temperature yesterday u H'sfeeN a.
s.iSp m J. lowest 81 TAT 85 a M; averas'
a. a,erags same date Ease year. lOi average sans
date for 'hirts three 5esr. ts.
Humidity
n. SO ,. ~. 81 p NJ ="
Barometer Readings
So M. so 81 : p. IA. solo : p NJ. ''V'
Local onlclsl Forecas'.-partly overcast - dg
n morrow prohat'y f1ir rof much cha g III ''h-
reratur, moderate south Winds
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DEATHS

,... ct.rIes Macnee. Mary A.
d. Nio-~;s Matt. Elizabeth VI.
hamburger. John T. Maury HIsei" ~
Cana'' cso-ge r McQuilian. Maria
Cassell, Florence A. Meahe' Austnt " -
Cohen Samuel Mefphy oarah W. ~
Go, Thomas = Moran. james
c.,.,iy Eiien O'Rrien. Sarah
Davis. Frederick W. Iratt' Emmy II.
Delaney. william A. Roherson' lorenzo -
Deylin. Agnes VI. Potts. IRWIN
Ehrhardt. George HedWI.@' AuAih
Green, Florence kenz, Anna
Grillo Minnie Eottier' Lena
Gum pctrick Rose. Douglas J.
Har,p TeresaP P. Ryan. Christopher J.
Uerlihy. John SCHNEIDER. Louis W.
Hutchison. Mary A. Shower, Louis
Israelson Lucy stern, BETH
Johnston. Mary A. Strehnel, Renold II.
Klein. Minnie A. Torniport. Frederick
Lukens. Anna Waterbury, T. 4.
Lyon, Hannah A. c. Wiggin, trn F. /.
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NEW JERSEY

| BEACHwOOD NEW JERSEY IL LOTS so BY
100 feet convenient N railroad and seAsnore. VII
~ sold cheAp on - called into active
service Apply Ed. ARMSTRONG. 100 East Am
ST. city.
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HELP WANTED
Male

Male
OVER l. 500 POSITIONS received las, three months:
more applicants needed: clerks. booskeepers. ste'
nosraphers upists shippers. packers. fecei'ers
chsu~eurs mechanics. tradesmen. also boys and
iunior help Y. NJ {. A. Employment Dept
Agency 1921 Bs1ford ave. Brooklyn. y. Y
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c,,-r- ,1roN wanted for married man: sober steady
frst class with horses. any laDorng job; mus
iays sls or 800 week 70 keep family. excellent rel
a-.,,res. CITY only As this Is a deserving case nc
.. ,efu be- charged either party. Excelsior Agency
eei Madison ave Murray Hi SSil Miss Nc
Ioushlin.
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HumIdie
Miniature Almanac
High Tide

Sun rise. pa M Moon rises Z = p m
sgn se,s $500 80 D. m Moon seis. 600 a. N
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DANCING
SCHOOL AGENCIES

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Tee chers, tutors
GoyeTnesses etc. to Colleges. Schools ana
FAMILIES Apply 20 Mrs. 81. J. fOUNo'
fCLTOS. % Union SQUARE
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BUSINESS CARDS
CARPET CLEANING

Careful ~AnPE1 CLEANING Co'aClean' Ss
n.n n,r1 ar steam hand OF on door l5Ss
p,"adnsy {cl East sSib e.. COE olANpI
Tel lS2-Ssth ----
DIAMONDS
prANoNns BOUGHT an SOLD for rash: shne'
free RENNETT IT'S Prcsdway. third nor
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

Male
AGENCY or OFFICE WORK graduate
,r4th established ONCE. desires correspondence work
Accounting circulanung or district agehcl' Wor'
-, 80 sucl A. 10 permit Of completion in above
o@ce As same mus, be maintained. II interested
write T. q Box .li9.
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ENGLISH N RSE-FOr growing children or As
second nurse. S35. refined crmpeteIt refer
ences Miss shea's Agency. 80 East i2d St Muir
ray Hill e7Ti
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sTFNoGRhPHTRs. typs,s. bcokkeepers clerks;
permanent Doyle Agency Tribune puliuhs Nv
Nassau: 80 East s2d
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I GENERAL, T'SFWORKER American Protestant
business PEOPLE prefcrred city only. excel cut ref
erence~ Excelsior Agency. 81 Madison ave. Mur-
/ ray Hill 1871
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

Cot'PTF -Rutler cook. city or country reliable
sampson Agency. Isl Lexington ave. Telcphoas
5OO5 Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-19

,,r.1r IN -r-ss,ll general housernsn. neat. nice
u, tnertrg UsIian speaking English excellent ref
e,sT IS, rne.t desirable. s3j Call Mason's Agency,
fgl West s2d -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-19

WANTED A position as mstron. hoa,eAeepf %
house mother. fourteen ycars cIpefienee ~ q
p,s,on private school. will consider any lusition IN
,,t,.is i.nily school or Institution. A.sss !e,tef
10 Y, Box 10. Tribune GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-19

pt-TTER- VALET French. two years excellent ref
er, Ii,a Miss shsughnessy's Agency. II West
agd ST.