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STATE CAPITAL NOTES.

Special dependence OF Every Evening
Dover, May 10.-Tbe Dover GIee
Club has received invitations to sing at
the commencement exercises Of several
schools in Kent county this year, two OF
which they have accepted They will also
sing at morning and evening services at
the Peoples Christian Church on Sunday
next. at Mothers Day exercises.
Miss Mary j.. Thomas, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs John ~ Thomas Of this town and
f. Earl Keith of Smyrna, were married.
yesterday
Register Of Wills l.. b. Raughley has
granted letters OF administration on the
estates Of the following: Martha Ann
Tucker to Andrew Donovan of Little
Creek; Emma l., kinnamon to Thomas T..
kinnamon, Dover; Louis Keiser to Min
ME Ennis, Smyrna: Jasper +. Jensen to
Anna X. Jensen, Rising Sun
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NEWS OF LAUREL.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Laurel, May 1O.-Nrs. Vernon Hop
kins left on Monday for Newport, r. l.,
IN response to telegram from her son
George, who has enlisted IN the United
states Navy and Is seriously i'll.
Misses Claire and Julia Coulter Of
Greenwood have been visiting friends in
Bethel, this week
After spending several weeks In Bethel
Mrs. Leslie Morris and daughter. Bette.
have returned TO Philadelphia.
Miss Margaret Spicer of Delaware CITY
has been visiting Captain and Mrs. +. j.
Morton in Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Allen and son,
John, OF Reliance, Md, have been visiting
Mrs. Thomas Rlggin Of Bethel
Alter making a short visit with his
parents, MIR. and Mrs Kendall Moore
George Moore has returned to Philadel-
phia
Mrs. Charlotte Moore, who spent the
winter months In Wilmington, q guest of
her daughter. has returned to her home
in Bethel.
MIR and Mrs. Leonard H. Murphy and
son, Leonard. Jr, are visiting relatives in
Greensboro, Md, and Wilmington
\ sorrel mare which was lost by +.
John Hearn a week ago, has been found
noar Georgetown,
Ira Harrington is seriously i'll at the
home Of his mother, IN West Laurel.
Charles A. Hastings has been visiting
friends in Wilmington.
Raymond Johnson has been visiting his
sister, Mrs. Harry Moore OF Philadelphia.
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Seaford. May l0.-Thc SIX months Ole
son Of Mr. and Mrs Harry Hitch, High
street, died at the Salisbury hospital
Yesterday, after an operation.
While Mrs 5. E. Thompson, on Front
street, was trying out lard, the grease
boiled over and started fire. The blaze
however, was soon extinguished.
Miss Rebecca Stewart Of Philadelphia
Is visiting her father, John D. Stewart
High street.
Miss Jackson, teacher of the fifth grade
school, and her pupils went on straw
ride IN large motor truck to Bridgeville
last evening, Mrs. Branch Wainwright
acting chaperon.
George Weaver of Chester, Pa. is
visiting his father, Mr. William c. Weaver
C0nwell street.
The swimming season here opened
yesterday, and more than dozen lads
took dip in the Nanticoke river, with
no Ill effects
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RICHARDSON PARK CLUB.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Richardson Park, May l0.-rhe Rich
ardson Park Civic Club has elected the
following officers:
President, Mrs Walter Scott; first vice
president, Mrs Frank Gedling; second
yice-president, Miss Mabel Lewis; trea-
surer, Mrs. Samuel Townsend; recording
secretary, Mrs Charles Griswold; as
sistant recording secretary, Mrs. Anna
Walker; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Edgar Harvey; chairman of Sunshine,
Mrs. W Baylis; chairman of publicity,
Mrs. Anna Postles; chairman of civic
committee, Mrs. Reuben HUT; chair
man of membership committee, Mrs
Edgar Harvey; chairman of reception
committee, Mrs George Mccarthy Mrs
Walter Scott and Mrs. Frank Gedling
will represent the club at the convention
to be held at Rehoboth The club has
purchased O Liberty Bond
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The Perfect BABY
( Of The Future
ASimsis Method That Has wonderfa.
lnflueneo upon The Future lnfsnt-
Es:1 ~
AE.1415'',Ng2s~

Before the arrival or baby knowing women
for over half century have used with
regularity the time-honored preparation.
Mothers Friend.
Here IS q most wonderful application for
the abdomen and breasts. IL pcnetrates
tho muscles. hgaments and tissues. render
ing them plant TO readily yield 70 natures
demand for expansion
BY its use the anxious weeks OF pTegnRncy
are made comfortable. The usual wrench
ing strain bearing down and stretching
pains are counteracted. Tho system Is pre-
pared for the coming event. and It's nse
brings rest. repOSe and happy anticipation.
By the regular use OF Mothers Friend
during the period the muscles expand caster
when baby arrives and naturally the pain
and danger at the crisis is less.
Mothers Friend Is prepared after The for
mula OF noted family doctor by the Brad
ford Regulator Co. GO4. Lamar Bldg.
Atlanta. Ga. II Is for external use ouly
Is absolutely and entirely safe and won
derfully effective. Write them for their in
structiye and interesting Motherhood
Book There Is a wealth Of fnst ructiou
and comfort to be derived IN reading this
little book. II Is plainly written Just what
every woman wants 20 know and viii be-
a splendid little text book OF guidance. not
only for yourself but will make you helpful
20 others. and IN the meantime obtain
bottle Of Mothers Friend from the drug
gist. and thus fortify yourself against pain
and discomfort.
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Va. for several months. was last week pro-
noted 70 battalion adIutant and was 70
leave Camp Lee last Sunday Tor some
where This is All the information tnat
was given, and rs nothing has been heard
from him since Il Is believed that nc either
is to 60 or has gone TO France.
Adiutant Carlise IS son o. Or. ana
Mrs p T. CarIise and Is graduate Of
the Milford High School and the Univer-
sitv ~ Rennsvlvanis. At the time OF his
enlistment he was connected with the
Id Caulk Dental 60. OF this town He
received his commission Of first lieutenant
at the officers training school at Fort
Never. Va
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SUSSEX COUNTY MARRIAGES.
Special Correspondence Of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Georgetown, May 10. Oscar II. Fleet
wood, son Of John A. Fleetwood and Miss
Clara b. Messick, daughter Of James IL.
Messick, both residing near here, were
married Sunday night at the NJ. z.
Circuit parsonage, by Rev ii ii Carroll
Announcement Of the marriage at Mil
ton, last Thursday night, by the Rev
d. J Given of the NJ f. Church. of Delma
A. Simpler and James l.. Mitchell Of
Cedar Greek hundred has been made
Miss Nora Duncan and Harry De
shields, both Of Milford, were married on
Tuesday at Milford by Rev. G. r. Cover
dale
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NEWS Of A DAY
DOWN DELAWARE
Seaford Woman Burned by Pow
der Flare She Used for Scar
ing Birds Away.
METHODIST WAR COUNCIL
Final Plans Made for Reception of
American Chemical Society
at Delaware College
special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Newark, May 1O-Final plans have
been made by Delaware College officials
for entertaining, tomorrow afternoon and
evening 200 members Of the Delaware
section of the American Chemical So
ciety and their wives. Professor Frman
Thompson is chairman Of the committee
on reception, and every effort has been
made to make the visit Of the chemists a
pleasant one.
Most Of the visitors will arrive here
early in the afternoon and will be taken
on an inspection trip to the Women 3
College and the various buildings Of
Delaware College They will also be
guests of the college at the annual Inter
Scholastic field and track meet on Frazer
Field. At 8 o clock dinner will be served
the visitors in Old College Hall
The society will hold q meeting in Wolf
Hall at O'Clock. when an address will
be made by professor Robertson Mat
thews of Cornell University on the relation
of colleges to war work Lammot du Pont
is chairman Of the Delaware section of the
Chemical Society
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p T. Carlisle, Mrs. T. 4. Ruddeil. NIr,
Balsley, Mrs Moluc Brown, Mrs Gills.
Mrs. r. p Davis, Mrs Edward Atkins.
Mrs. William c. smith. Mrs A p. Mar
shall Mrs George H. Baynum, Mrs John
G. Sharp. Mrs. Elmer T Williams, Mrs.
;. VI d. Marshall, Misses Ida Rosa, AIMS
L. Roat, Nav Foulke. MARY Smith sara
Anderson. Elizabeth Carlisle, Elizabeth
Aldred. Lena Short. sara Davis Mrs.
George H. Hall and Mrs Mary r. Mar
shall
Now 10 pm something with meaning
on the HIndenburg wooden statue
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Winfield Spcakman Mrs f. Br0adbcnt
Mrs. J Finan. Mrs. j Armstrong, Mrs
l.. b Guest, Mrs J. b. Otis. Mrs Miller
Spcakman. Mrs J Parks. Mrs L. Barton,
Mrs. A Newiin, Mrs W A. Mitchell
Mrs II Gregg, Mrs II BurSley, Miss L.
Guthrie, Mrs b. Payne Mrs H. p
Groves. Mrs VIM Lord, Mrs Barlow,
Mrs. NJ II Elliott, Mrs J. Ford, Miss S
Speakman, Mrs Powell Ford There
will be another meeting Of the society
on next Tuesday evening at 80 o'clock
at the home of Mrs William Lord. All
are WELCOME
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BURNED BY POWDER.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Seaford, May 10.-Mrs. Hugh Bailey
Of near town, was badly burned, yester-
day afternoon, while attempting to set
off pan of black powder Mrs Bailey
has garden a short distance from the
dwelling ON their farm, and has been
annoyed very much by crows and black
birds eating the seed planted After
trying several methods to brighten tho
birds away, she followed the suggestion
of neighbor, who told her to take pan
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+ Hearne, Mr. and Mrs Harry Gibson,
Mr. and Mrs T b Frocny. Mr. and Mrs
J ". Frceny, AIR and Mrs A. H. Hearn.
Mrs II. ]. Waller, Mrs r. IL Marsh,
Mrs. Addle Culver, Miss Grace Trader,
Miss Lulu Guthrie, Miss Ethel Webster.
Miss NIargie Hearn, Miss Gertrude Gordy,
Miss Melvin, DR.. : II Lynch. William
Dickey. George Hallowell, Glen Elliott,
= X Culver
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LIBERTY LOAN
COMMITTEES ENTERTAINED
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford, May l0.-Mrs. Mary L. Mar
shall, chairman Of the Women's Liberty
Loan Committee for North Milford, and
Mrs. George III. Hall, chairman for South
Milford, entertained the two committees
at Mrs Marshall's home on West Front
street on Tuesday last Every member
OF both committees was present.
Refreshments were served Those
present were: Mrs A p. Gray, Mrs
Cornelia Hall, Mrs. Rate Richards, Mrs
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Of black powder and set it of, explaining
that the flare from the powder would
brighten the birds away for good.
Instead Of using a fuse Mrs. Bailey
knelt down, SO that her hands and face
were directly over tho pan, and struck a
match which she placed in the powder.
The blaze flew on her hands and face.
badly iniuring both She was brought
70 town and treated BY Dr. Everett
Shiplay.
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Middletown, May l0-The first quar-
terly conference of Bethesda M Il.
Church for the Conference year was held
last evening. and was presided over by
Rev G. A. Wise, district superintendent
with the full official board present. All OF
the disciplinary questions were presented
and their answers showed bright prospects
for the work of the new year. The work of
the pastor showed fine results for the first
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month of his pastorate, thirteen members
having been received into the church,
twelve bv letter, and one on probation
BY the unanimous vote Of the confer
ence il was decided to increase the salary
of the pastor from 81 200 to 81. 100 per
annum, and it was also decided TO increase
the rental allowance Tor the parsonage
from 5000 TO $500 per year
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GUESTS AT CARD PARTY.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Delmar, May l0.-Mrs. Samuel n
Culver was hostess. Wednesday evening
at a card party and had as guests DIR. and
Mrs. G. II. Riggin, Mr.. and Mrs J. Paul
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs Charles II Truitt, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred steve Mr. and Mrs Ira
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SOCIAL AT KIRK WOOD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
kirkwood May 10-rTomorow even
ing there will be box social in the hall at
Kirkwood; the proceeds for the benefit
of the church
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MARsHALLToN SOLDIERS RELIEF

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Aiarshallton May 10 The Home Sol
djers Relief Of Marshallton held a meeting
Tuesday afternoon ut the home of Mrs
H. y Groves Those present were Mrs
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SOLDIER PROMOTED.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Milford May 10 According to word
received by his parents here, First Lieu
tenant Paris T. Carlisle, 9TH. who has
been stationed at Camp Lee, Petersburg,
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Best Dress Cling
hams. Seersuckers.
Chambrays. regular
price CSC q
yard ...... IJc
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WANTED.--A Christian young man. 1920 oood
knowledge of sales ledger work. trial balances
Apply III own hadwritns stating age experience.
23d st. eoi' Aoo East
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MECHANIC, experienced in assembling work. to
assemble and repair vending machines gtod
pay steady position Call 2 West Broadway. l
flight up
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STORAGE AND MoyIN0

pany. Incorporated. Storage moving. packina
shippng; motor vans for long distance MOVING
so6 East SD St Phone 10 Plaz. N''-~
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HEELAN'HsMtwst!sSSsytM4E,s,,L.as,ssEE AGENCY
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CONNECTICUT.

AT RRsANFoRD. CONN BEAUTIFUL FUR
an, sl'eo sessnore mansion u rooms. all improve
also having country advantages bathhouses trolley
rsr from New Haven passes door: garage henhoI,se
70 acres: price $50 000 unf,irnished rent furnsh,
sSoo f Ms season Or yin be rented furnished by
year. MISS ELFi;EiN 2s2 West 23d st.. New
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MIiAlIWkIGHT wanted: steady work. John +.
Boyle Co., 500 Montgomery st. Jersey City, n j.
MOULDING MACHINE MEN wanted Apply East
ern Woodworking Co. $40 Stone ave. BROOKLYN.
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RHODE ISLAND.

SHORE PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Two attractive summer cottages on Shore Ro.d
near Watch Inn. They have large living rooms
nrePiaoes, porches sleeping porches seven Bedroom:
ana ana thfse baths each with garage accomnoda :
tlon well furnished; magnificent ocean view si 000
sach Other attractive cottages at Watch Hill
mes eek daa and Pleasant View beaches from $3.50
10 81, o00 Tor the season. Inquire Of Westerly and
Watch Hin Real Estate Co, Westerly h ""H
Telephone 26i4 OF 1888 - -
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urf.p WANTED MALE

.--s---.-1.pIr AGENCY, through which 70
pEPkN,, anoii.ions: more calls for accounts nts
safe spe' stsnosrapfcrs. secretaries clerks ship
d K n%sey% sss'hss .as Ss ss
- sd ST. ----- --------------------
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WANT A. COUNTRY NOME or FAM
w LILLIAN n. MILLS 7East I'D n n
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fun line 70 sell: can mako immediate delivery
liberal drawing accounts against commission Ami,
in own handwriting Box ID 9iS Tribune Ofl,co - ~
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GIRLS wanted-Young girls for interior work: high
Grass specially shop; good opportunity for pro-
motion and learn the business Oliver O, Gibson
Co.. Broadway at 10th st. " o
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NEW ENGLAND,

IN BR0oKFIELD.-PLACE DESIRABLE FOR
summer home. or year round. centrally located
good repair; one acre, fruit; barn two- s;orv
house house. piazzss gas. electric lights town water
write Mrs FLORA c. A. CRAWFORD, Brook
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Mrs. Emily Mason 0, Lond SsT ! n.y. VIZ.
1EaT,FIGI IEST SERVANT MXLE-FEMALna'' '"'
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CONNECTICUT EXCLUSIVELY.
JOHN CRAWFORD, 7 e. AID ST.
OUT OF CITY

Gated ~ miles from Pamela, on he RocE i.i.rd
i hs,iwI Ssn we1s there Is now mine IN oDsrsion
Wiiburton and McAiester coal coaveaisnt for p.si.
road gas fssi'n na there Is also chsos fr
from well there ouointon north 81 This s'u III. ~
has,, has smstsr thst Is supplied With produced
get 81 for oil and lease: this land has o,se
growth Of timber on It. for which there Is road
demand, and sawmiil near il. which IL selling ali
The lumber that they cut down 10 4 incheS
square: there is some good orchard land o., Tic
tract and balance is good pasture land; the Coy
for coal and you VII note that this lies adjoining
the segregation 10 the north: the title Is perfect
price $40 per acre terms nrst payment
L. Il. LYNCH Tulsa. Okla
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MISCELLANEOUS

vIRGINIA.-5o TO IS ACRES WATERFRONT
property. on Belt Line and yirginian railroads.
! mile from Norfolk Navy Yard mile from CIV |:
on trolley line and boulevard. Address r. 4
Norfolk, Va.
for sale by " ]. POTWIN Wooistork W
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GIRLS FOR FINISHING WORK: STEADY posi-.
III, TIlnS S!i GOOD WAGES: OPPORTII NIFTY FOR
a! AipNANCEiENT SEE MR. HARDIOW an
sEooH IN HEYM0oD S'TRAsSER Il vOI0T, 2eTH
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ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

ilTH, SEA wESr.-RARE OPPORTUNITY: FUR
n!shsd room house. now decorating. steam hsassd,
containing 70 rooms Will be finished 20 suit tensnf.
can be seen any tune. Apply HUGH KING. is
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HELP WANTED FEMALE

CLERICAL WonK.--GII,I.s WANTED BY A
z, LARGE =, III D.o1WNToWN BANK For GEN
Ab ADJ ''h mAcn,N WORK ALSO BgRRouGns
o oWN nAN F%n "A A,Ip'yANGEMENT APPLY II
ton AND EXPERIENCE. H., BON 3as TRIn.
UNE OFFICE. 1850 ' MD
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NICE ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT to rent: seven
light rooms. completely furnished elevator SER
vice. Apartment East. Phone Academy 1884
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MSSyvs-nAS WANTED TO OPERATE Ro-
{ hainnip TABLETS: HIGHEST SALARY
2f6f5srr;;,, ONLY Experienced MEN APPLY
260,xii ia ~ HEMlcAL Co, $50 FOURTH AVE
s.,sA1iS MAIN 1904.
nv WANTED ON GEoRGETTE AND CHIF-
N62n, UNION DYEING AND FiNISHIN(
--st osS WEST 18TH ST
-.
~. AA..lAN and HELPERS wanted: bring
- Jackson ave. Long Island City.
SEsss esS Mans and HELPERS. First class; none
4ssu apply ~ 9Th st.. I1os,g Island CTS.
KIM 49,
a s nIpR OPERATORS Middle aged: experience
,csssr usetios, Apply Room si6 20 Broad ST.
b lSSsTs g stlSTER, fsxpsrsnced, in modern
:ss ~ ssMs high Crude wosa; highest wsges
n = IL ~, + !, City; 10 minutes from Grand
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MEN,

experienced inexperienced. for paint business
good wages: excellent chance for advancement
keystone VaIntsh COMPANY. CLIO Otsego st.
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NICE. LARGE. ATTRACTIVE ROOM; every con-
veniencc: kitchen privileges; suitable for business
woman. Phone Spring 49ll
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"rHi H. W-single and double rooms private
bath; without board or with breakfast II desired
reduced rates for summer Phone Schuyler 0o5l'
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lllTH l4s W.--Wil rent two exceptionally bright.
sunny rooms: apartment: small private family
every convenience; reasonable; reliable permanent
business person: near Il" subway. Scholder
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"a WASHINGTON SQUARE. NORTH fac,na Park
Largo and small rooms, with board: table
guests accommodate ~ o"' '
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.asMkS WANTED by large downtown bank bank
apeflsnce not essential. hut must be good a.!
MN - NJ rapid BurIougs Adding Machine opera.
II Nv Dfst exempt men between the ages OF Is and
~ desired. A. s.. Box 400. Tribune Office.
WI PASSER and FIREMAN wanted. Apply
Mssauch Plano Co. G39 West 49th St.
ssa!ySlToR-Expcrienced In rubber stamp work
~ " able 10 set ovals and circles. Address
- iis. Tribune Oniee.
syM Or ORDER COOK; good pay right man.
saskee Isincb. 2l2A Broadway.
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ll4TH SOL Nice large. cheerful room adjoin.
Ing bath. In modern elevator apartment: electric
nght, telephone; every convenience Call Apartment
East.
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SUITE OF four light. airy rooms; southern and
western EXPOSURE housekeeping privileges: business
woman preferred. Phone Stuyvsant 22l3. Mrs.
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l24TH. b24 W-Nice large double room; suitable
for one or two; every convenience
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GIRLS TO- make themselves generally useful IN
Office; also those willing to learn shoe tr.dn
s. Well Co.. Inc. s79 De Kalb ave "N'
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE.-0NE COMPLETE FILE UNITED
STATES Gazette for the year 1918 bound every
Issue Intact. Address C. s. Huber Webster. Fla
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18TH. 40 W.-Nico large room; southern exposure,
ground floor; cast Phone Riverside 1905.
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SALARY M sT1pT IsF so Vn PrR WrFK PII
g FER CENT BONUS APPLY IN OWN HAND
sMrn1IIING. STATING AGE NATIONALITY AND
II; 1sfnnH!ENCE. III ANY. AND REFERENCES H..
tt TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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96TII so W--Nice. large, attractive room; all con
venicnces references.
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DIST 33l W.-Nce large room. suitable for ono O,
TWO: all convenlences; private house
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DID. 80 W.-Nice single outside rooms: Ill con.
vcniences: 50. Phone Greeley 653
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DOUBLE ROOM. 81; excellent neighhorhood; pr-
Greeley 653.
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Esd. 1913 W.-Nice double and single rooms: prt i.
vafe bath: every convenience. Phone Chekea S53s
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WEST END AVE, 344.-Select house. beautiful
furnished cool rooms; private bath; electricity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-05-19

LAUNDREss, first class: neat competent. particu-
lar: shirts and collars specially Colonial
Employ. Agency. Is w. AID; tel Vandblt. 1895.