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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-16
Trio AeOlienne.

The coming of the Trio Aeolinne on
Monday, April 26th, at the Chamber
Of Commerce may be regarded as one
of the most important musical events
of the season, and the only one in its
class.
The three artists composing it are
men who long ago made important
places for themselves in the world of
music, both as soloists as essential
factors in certain Of the larger musi-
cal units.
Richard Czerwonsky, violinist, has
not only been concert master of some
of the leading orchestras in the coun-
try, as well as the founder and leader
of Boston's Famous Czerwonky
Quartet, but he also is known from
coast to coast as a recital artist Of
first quality. He has gained a supple
mentary reputation as composer,
through some very charming works
for the violin.
Among the great 'cellists illustrious
enough to have had their names cited
in international annals of music there
is Bruno Steidel, the second member of
the trio. His record is a long, unbrok-
en- one of brilliant performance, and
musicianship of the very highest
quality, whether in solo or ensemble
work.
NJ. Boguslawski, the young Polish
pianist who completes the group is
one of the phenomenally talented and
cultivated young artists who seem to
come more often, perhaps, from the
Slavic countries than from any other
one section of the world. His playing
has been the Joy of critics and layety
alike, since it combines the gifts of
temperament and imagination with a
superb technical medium through
which to express them.
The Trio Aeolnne has large rep
ertoire, embracing all the better
known, as we'll as some of the less fire.
quently heard chamber music clas-
sizes.
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Friday, April 1e, 1920.

in all fields of enterprise. There are
many serious needs at this moment
and the constructive abilities Of Jew
ry both in Palestine and the diaspora
will be put to test.
The Jews of Fort Worth and its
vicinities are now put to this test.
Our quota is $4,000. We have to raise
every cent of it if we want to set the
foundation of future Jewish home
land. Every cent that will be lacking
from this quota will weaken the
strength and lessen the endurance Of
the foundation of the future Jewish
homeland.
Ransoming Jew has always been
considered the most important COM
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-16
Do You Like Good Music?

Theodore kosenthal, instructor of
Band Instrument Music at the Texas
Christian University will furnish the
music on Sunday evening for the Mir
lam Club Dance. If you like good mu-
sic and dancing-don't miss this Sum
day evening, April 18th. Hebrew In
stitute at 0 o'clock.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-04-16

Rabbi George Fox was called to
Waco Monday.
Mr.. Leslie David of Kansas City
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
over the week end.
Mrs. B. Goodman returned to her
home in Winfield, Kansas, last week
after a delightful visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Edgar Mayer.
Mrs. Louis Black and children are
home from a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Dallas.
Mrs. Moritz Baer spent the week
end in Dallas.
Mr.. Dan Brown has returned from
Sioux City, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Lard are spend
ing a month in San Antonio.
Mrs. Asher Sanger of Waco was a
guest in the home of her mother, Mrs.
Oscar Seligman, last week.
Rabbi Leonard Rothstein of Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, spent Wednesday in
the city as the CUES, of Rabbi George
Fox.
Mrs. Louis Gordon is visiting her
daughter, Miss Alma Gordon, who is
student in the State University at
Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gilbert left Sat-
urday night for an extensive trip to
st. Louis, Chicago, Baltimore, New
York and Washington.
Mr.. VIM. Haas and family of
Weatherford spent Sunday in the
city, the guests of their daughters,
Mesdames H. Samson and Ben Levy.
Mrs. d. L. Cotton and little daugh-
ter, Regina are visiting relatives in
Shreveport, La.
Mr.. Morris Swatrzburg has resum-
ed his school work in Austin, having
spent the Passover Holidays here with
his sister, Mrs. d. L. Cotton.
Mrs. E. s. Banner is spending the
week in Shreveport, the guest of her
sister.
The dance given by the Ladies Aux
iliary to the Hebrew Institute for the
benefit of the Hebrew School Sunday
night was a great success, and all
spent a pleasant evening in dane
ing. A nice sum was raised for the
good cause.
Mr.. Herman Samson of Mingus is
spending a few days here with his
family.
Mr.. Martin Jarrett Of Amarillo was
visitor in the city yesterday.
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FORT WORTH NEWS
NOTICE.

Regular meeting of Isidor Straus
Lodge No. 519, I. o. B. B., first and
third Tuesdays Of each month at 8
o'clock p m. at the Hebrew Institute.
MEYER NEIL, President.
ELI GILBERT, Secretary.
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Congregational.

Congregational.
Temple BETHEL, 9th and Taylor
Streets. Services Friday evening at 8
o'clock, Saturday morning, II o'clock,
Sabbath School Saturday morning at
9 o'clock, and Sunday at 1000.
Synagogue Ahavath Sholem: Friday
evening services at 8 o'clock. Saturday
morning, 8 o'clock. Sabbath School
Saturday morning, 10 o'clock.
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COVERINGS or companton--Woman OF cul-
ture would like position with refined
family. Telephone Far Rockaway 1871.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

pffB clerk experienced. wants permanent
purfftAn or rfftntf- fNshrr fsa~hfnc near
rasifence. Write X b. a24 % sv.
uCOkKErIFE and -tcnoerapher. night
nclfooi graduate. years experience! entire
charge OF office. controlling accounts. 20a
Herald Ferald 20.
HNOKttEfipleV. part 'ifna. write up BOOKS
o.. 800 Herald. ESQ Broadway,
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CHAUFFEUR- MECHANIC. thoroughly ex-
perenced: best OF references careful, neat,
courteous driver; desires position city. coun-
try: moderate salary to start. Address
Chauffeur PIT 7th av
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DIZZINESS. visiting parisienne, Manhat-
tan, Ear Rockaway; French English, kin
derTar.ner; pianist Schuyler G2N3.
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COUPLE, chauffeur-nechanic, Packard.
Cadillac, Hudson, careful driver, city
country, long experience: wife cook or
waitress wish good places Mt once: refer
encsg. Couple. $50 e Goth.
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ROCK EDGE MANOR HOTEL.
Few desirable rooms open for winter en-
Eagenent Tel. 1914 Yonkers. I24 Bruce av.
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LADY's maid, French, first class dress
maker. experienced In every way, one lady
oriv don't mind children. letter, please Adj
drcss a. C3ieaquiere. 532 Nert sd 81.
IApY's raid, competent. speaks German.
French. good seamstrcSs, packer. desires
place. NJ, 500 +. bIth ~.
I,NTY'9 maid. competent. best references;
willing 20 travel. NJ. 23i w. 0lst St
Prone JS3F Circle.
IApY's maid, years experience: compe-
tent. reliable; references. ID 70 Herald,
Herald square.
iNDY's maid. French. good sewer trnv-
Uuer PACKER. Tel. Columbus 2i32.
MAID, laay's. good scemstreas. wishes
steady position: also by day Austrian.
letters only. Oswald. iis2 ~ nv.
MNIT' rciisble, swedy. as useful maid; few
hours mornings. references; cards only
g. coz =. 18th. Apt &C.
NATf--Gcrrnan good seamstrcss; take
chambcrworis good references r. n, pi6
81 av. ----------------.--.
MAID clean small apartments no meals.
So month. Gale. 20 Manhattan ST.
NhID, half time forenoon. references. light
coiored competent Watera ~ w. i3i1t.
TWO irish Girls wish positions. one a. cham
brrmaid and one ~ waitress, flint claaH
references. together or eeparate. Call at iG4
w bSth ST., basement bell.
WOMAN wants days werk. chambcrworl
rglaCwore or conelng. "A. -, laI y. fIth.
YOUNG woman wants work. mornings 70
vcst SOD. sucker.
YotJSG woman wants work by day, clean
ing cooking Flncran 500 y. G9th
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married (3c). highly Intelligent ana
educated. II years experience han
ding labor, possessing bread knowi-
edge Of mechanical trades, desires
position with established and respon-
sible firm of engineers, architects or
contractors: best OF references fur
nishedi salary until ability Is proven.
$50. d 10 Herald. Herald square.
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Furniture

FOLDING metal couch bed. good mattress.
S12. Phone Vanderbilt 2i54
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic; American single,
IS; careful driver; neat appearance; will
ling; strictly sober; 10 years experience
best of references; any car; salary $40
MeellY. 9 221 Herald. Herald 20.
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Thoroughly experienced, trustworth, seeks
permanent position; Al city references. Edo
the "Knrabn.n % w. 9th. Col. VITO.
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| GOVERNEsS, English, visiting. desires en-
/ gagement good teacher, walker. Forcham
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BOOKS bought: cash paid for libraries
large and small collections; drop a card,
we VIII call. FRIEDMANS, 50 w. 41th ST.
Bryant 1850.
] pay 2s% more than any for your fur
niture, rugs. pianos, paintings. BAlSLEY,
liz University place (Stuyvesant 2z95).
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JAPANESE first class butler-valet, or take
entire charge bachelors apartment: highly
recommended. Telephone Plaza 03l4. Toxic.
I24 Lexington ay.
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alterations. rooms divided,
jobbing. estimates. Kane. EOS y. sd.
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COUPLE, competent cook and butler; very
well recommended would like to take q
place about October 20 with bachelor small
family. Address Boy 1913. 1929 Sd nY.
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NURSE, assistant. young woman of refino-
ment, 10 assist IN caring for three chill
dfeu; good references required: country alt
year Apply Tuesday. 20 4. Eiscman. 90
Ncrf 1pfl ~
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Country BOARD Wanted.

TWO rooms and board: three adults; sub
urban; references. fun particulars. ID ~
Herald, Herald so.
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CHAUFFEUR wishes position private fam
lily: years experience lat three posi-
tons on Locomohile; Al mechanic: well
recommended; good references. j. Sayed, lo2
W. 5Gth.
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FOR sALE-MISCLLLANEOUS.
ApPLEs roR SAFE.

APPLES FOR SALE.
l have 900 barrels of BadWins. Greetings.
starks and other kinds that ! viii sell d.
rect 10 consumers. delivered anywhere In
Greater New York. at S525 barrel; apples
win not be graded TO size. but Will be
sound 10 the core. Send your check TO l.. NJ.
STORY, Greenvills. n. Y.
FOR @alc-Autogra phed PACED letter Of the
great Duke OK wellington. What offers7
GRIFFITHS, The Club Monmouth. England.
Furniture.
FULDING metal couch bed good mattress.
So. Phone Vanderbilt 2534.
MUFFIN stand, inlaid mahogany, $la; brass
floor reading lamp, gooseneck, So Italian
carved walnut bench. feet, bargain. Gail
4 to 9 p. NJ. o01 w. 111th, apt. i5 Cath. 1896.
PERSIAN rugs, g, good condition.; Royal
Bakara 500; Mosul, $40; others $o0ST5.
Call evenings TO o. sol w. illth, apt. As.
Cathedral 3S36.
4 library chairs, small chairs, a table and
lamp. Call mornings, BRAUN, 600 West
End, 3B.
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CARrTAREDS - Couple employed during
sumner would Ike similar position about
Oct IS; best references, highly rscorn-
usndsd- oorady. 81 East 53th.
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Laundresses. &C.

DAYS work. good colored laundress wishes
place to work. rain or shine; Si.l0 Smith.
EOS w. 135th ST.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.

COMPREHENSION, married, no children,
desires caretaker's or similar position Ad-
dress A. conroy, box IL, Lake Wacabuc,
n Y.
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EURSEMA1p or undernurse must have
best OF references, good disposition and
good worker. willing TO stay late In
country and travel; good wages paid.
Telephone Irvngton iSsa.
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CHAUFFEUR, useful. all repairs. Swede.
20, single, years experience, years
reference former employer: willing worker;
moderate wages. B Herald. Herald so.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE student. good cook, wishes posi-
ton as general houseWorker In morning
and evening; room out SIS up week. Answer
by letter only. X. o., 102 West 1884 st.
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I.kuNDREsS wanted In family OF two
adults, short distance out on Long Island.
ID 6N Herald, Herald so.
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JAPANESE. long experience, cook; best for
pastry work: want position small family
or bachelors apartment best references. Ko.
124 Lexington av. Tel. Plaza 1914.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

tcORss &c.
COOK, chambermaid-w waitress, no laundry
two English sistera. wish positions to-
gether with private American adult family
ON the Hudson, near distance 10 New York
Can or write care Mrs. J. Lyons, 205 W.
1929 ST., New York.
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COUPL E-Young chauffeur. mechanic; wife,
ohambermaid, laundress or cook In small
family: both neat. obliging; wages SlS5.
{ 224 Herald, Herald So
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NURSE. experienced, to take care OF young
children; good home IN Ear Rockavay.
good wages. Apply Mr. Franklin, ~ w. 27tn,
i0th floor, OF phone ia Far Rockaway,
NURSE, experienced. for i5-months-old baby
and assist, for country. Call until =.
Fischer, Hotel Hargrave. 1i2 West rad,
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JAPANESE, university student, wishes posi-
ton In gentleman's apartment or family
fix breakfast and rooms all morning work.
NJ. X. S7S Sd av.
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MACHINIST allNaround, lathe. planer, mill
Ing, general repairing capable take
CHARGE IL years experience. Alex Szabo.
426 East 18th
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JAPANESE student, good cook, wishes POSI-
ton general houseworker. morning and
evening; room out $1a up week Answer by
letter only. *. o., l02 West 123d.
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JAPANESE COUPLE,

JAPANESE COUPLE,
long experience. want positions; entire
charge small family; man cook. wife wait
ress maid: first class: best references
Couple, 70 Sands ST, Bklyn.
JAPANESE, general houseworker: excellent
cook and butler: trustworthy, sober; may
take entire charge; highly recommended
from prominent city family. Key. Morning.
slide 21o3
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JAPANESE, young. experienced. wants posi-
tion: useful butler general housework;
small family; best personal reference.
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MACHiNIST. electrical knowledge. IL years
all around experience, wants position under
good working conditions. Machinist, 10T p.
12tst.
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COVliRNESS 20 years old. especially inter
ested tutoring primary grades; experienced /;
no membranes. 5Sis Court ST., Plymouth,
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GOVERNEsS, nursery. young English; two
children preferred over g. or would go as
attendant 70 semi-inval,d. Tel Flatbush 5643
before o'clock
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COVERNESS. French. visiting or residents
also undergraduate nurse, English tutor
all highly recommended. Miss Wettler. Is
w. ADD
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES carpenter foreman,
live, up to date. take fun charge, farm
work; city mill construction; references,
reasonable wages. p. 0. box "A. Metuchen.
NJ j
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

COOK. also chambermaid- aitress, prfvata|
house. 40 w. S7th: call days.
DAY wonlaI competent for laundry and
cleaning two days a week in apartment !;
references required best wages. Apply
Reed, SI3 Park av.. corner 18th.
DICTAPHONE operator, Christian: state
age, experience and salary expected. M
ga Herald. Herald 50.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. 80, American.
married, IL years experience, Pierce,
Packard. Cadillac, &C., would appreciate
steady position in the city all year round ;
very careful driver. Box 131, S52 Column
bus aV.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
westchester.
GREYsToNn.

GREYSTONE.
PELHAM, NEW YORK.
VIII accept few refined and discrlini-
mating guests aeelsing attractive aocoInmo-
aations Ia refined fan and winter residence
anc willing 10 pay for exceptional comforts
anu accommodations; 80 minutes from Grand
central. Phone Pelham ATTN temporary
tor Interview.
hERI-HN LODGE. Rockland av.. Mamaro-
neck--Large, airy rooms, veranda, lawns.
with forest shade electricity. baths excel
ient table, own farm products, open al year
round. reservations being made for winter.
fhone Manaroneck 50.
ROCK EDGE MANOR HOTEL.
Few desirable cpen for winter en-
sagenent. Tel. 1914 Yonkers. l2i Bruce av.
Staten Island
OCEAN VILLA FARM
Apartments beautifully furnished; board op-
uonal. II you ars suffering from rent prof
utes 20 trolley ana station 50 minutes to
Wall ST. steam heat; unsurpassed view OF
lower bay.
j. G.. PATTERSON,
PHONE TOMPkINSNILLE 229T.
New Jersey.
HILLSIDE HOUSE,
Caldwell. n. j.. open all year round; no
sick people. For rates apply 20 above.
Phone Caldwell 354. Christians.
Country BOARD Wanted.
TWO rooms and board three adults, sub
urban; references. fun particulars. ID ~
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EXECUTIVE,

EXECUTIVE,
married (32). highly Intelligent and
educated IL years experience han
ding labor, possessing bread knowi-
edge Of mechanical trades, desires
position with established and rospon-
siole firm OF engineers. architects or
contractors: best OF references fur
nished salary until ability Is proven.
$50. rs Herald. Herald square.
GARDENER-Head. superintendent, desires
portion on Rentieman's estate. thorous-bi,,
experienced IN all branches gardening stocl:
farm crops, &C.; married; first class: ref,
ences. Thomas Glendon, Wayside Farm
Mount klzco N. y Phone 322 Mount Klsco
GARDENER, German. married eXperienced
all branches Of gardening Including green,
houses. wishes position. Florist pa E
I'D 81.
GARDENER. single (54). wishes position.
small place, milk, care poultry. fi,rnaces, :
moderate salary. James Wallace. igi w
s6th. -Oi w.
GARDENER. caretaker; care horsss mn =
ried, no family: superior references, four
years In last position. Advertiser. $40 west
GARDENER. caretaker. single: tborouvbi,
sNperienceu IN al outdoor gardening; ex-
cellent reference. y 20 Herald. Herald "a.
GARDENER, single; vegetables. rniil,,nc
Herald 50. 49,
GARDENER, single experienced yoFetabies-
flowers. greenhouse: references q ioa
Herald, Herald 50.
GARDENER, single, reliable. good ca rs,a,-or
and general work on gentiemnn's niaco'
reference. g 2l3 Herald. Herald "a.
GARDENER aud cook, couple. firsf ci...
wish position. 22l p 72d st. ''
GENERAL housewcrk--.rapanese wishes ,,,sj
Ton IN bachelors apartment. Won "a a,
last place. Toyo Isl Washington At, Rtlvn
GLOON. coachmen. single Irishman: first
class rider, iriver; cara Automobile. aeicct
references. 9 laA Herald. Herald IA.
HOTEL MANAGER. "
thoroughly experienced qualified. 20 taks
charge high grade apartment tra nsl,-t ~
winter resort. ID T6 Herald Herald sq.
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION EXEcrrrrv1s
~ you are looking tor young executive
~ pilonhiy wen qualified by education and
practical business experience for n housinr
construction development t ,,ottid a., V..,,a.s
your while 20 communicate WITH me- y. oto
Herald, Herald so.
HoUsEMAN, Danish; private; country -- go.
derstands waiting; SG5 A SOS Herald
Fulton st.
HOUSE. cleaning. .whitewashns kalscrin-
Ing y. jackson, l50 w, 5iat Circle lnoS
INTELLIGENT colrcd man ws1t- oo-I,I.,-.,
Win private family; good machinlst. cleo
trician and all around. Brooks. 500 Tcnox sv
INTERpRETER. speaking spanish. Tfoiien
English, wishes position. o 2ii Herald
Herald rq
JAPANESE wishes position general Lonaa-
work In bachelors apartment, \ vsa - a.,
last place. Togo. 1855 Washington ST., Bkiyn.
JAPANESE student wishes position ae cooj,
or butler In email family; good cxperiencs
shma. 102 West 123d.
JAPANESE butler ana cook Wishes uoslfIor
IN small family, best references T. r. M;
East tT'h at. "
JAPANESE student wants position TO work
iO2 W lad. ="
JAPANESE. young Hchooiboy wants position
IN private family, X. O., $50 n, 81 N.Y.C'
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FRENCH conversation, grammar. Literature.
pure accent; individual modern methods,
studio or Visiting; young Parisienne. dlplo-
NEE Mile. de Sinsay, 80 w. iSth St Tele-
phone apnOintmentg Bryant sal.
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New Jersey.

HILLSIDE HOUSE,
Caldwell, n. j., open all year round: no
sick people. For rates apply 20 above.
Phone Caldwell 354. Christians.
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COUPLE. middle aged. refined American de-
sire positions as caretaker or housekeeping
in private home; wife good cook; pleasant
home rather than high pay; city or country.
6 FL Herald. Herald 50.
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MANUFACTURER'S agent by first class
salesman, to represent manufacturer or
wholesaler In New Orleans territory on
commission basis. Address r.. II. Murphy.
3i4 Board OF Trade Building. New Orleans.
La
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FRENCH colvers alton, grammar. literature
pure accent Individual modern methods.
studio or visiting; young Partsienne. diplomee.
Nine de slAsay. 30 ". 4SJh So. Telephone
apnointments BNrant 34ff.
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( GOVERNESS. French speaking. wants girls
over 8 for outdoor class In her neighbor-
food Write Berand, 1853 w. 9lst.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

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Situations Wantcd-Femaie.
HOTSEWOnKERS, day workers, chamber
maids, nurse girls. cooks (colorcd) with
references; investigated. Secley's Agency,
ISL w. 145th Aud. 270S.
HOGSEREEPER. general refined lady, good
cook capable. economical and mendinS. op-
portunity for business people. Morpat. ga
w. f0Gth st. Telephone Academy 2271.
SOUTHERN cooks. housew orkers, day work.
ers half time maids, couples, kitchen help,
superintendents. Green, 165 W. 13ist. Morn
ingside b67h.
STTeNOGRAPHER, experienced French. little
EnrliFh; 90 Raphael AGency. 40 w. AID.
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'GOVERNESS, German. French; experienced;
Chelsea 27S6
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CLERl<-Young lady, clerical ard tiling
high school. three years experience Jer-
sey City resident; salary S1s-s20 G 204
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