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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

any a,testIon by writing Every Evening
Information Bureau, Frederic J. Has
kin Director. Washington. -. 81 Inis
offer applies strictly to Information Inc
medical and financial matters IL docs
not attempt to settle domestic troubles
nor Ia undertake exhaustive research
on any subject Write your qaestipnS
pIaInly and briefly. Give full nam aud
address and eneioss. two cents in~stamps
for retufn postage. All replies Afs sent
dlrert 10 the inqdirnf.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28
GREATEST OF ALL TEACHERS
Civilization Looks Always to the Bible
in the Hours Of Prayer and
Of Peril.

The Bible is the Great Spirit OF the
white mans civilization. Our inbdel
or lattudinarIan may reject II, but IL
is distilled in his blood. II Is more
than literature. more than the Book of
the church. than history or theology.
IL is power II Is the essence in the
character Of our IntitutonS. of the
gentlemen and ladies we meet on the
highway of progress. Ii endOws low
understandings with higher ideas than
those of the uplft writer's. II imparts
literary taste surprising that of the
authors of the best sellers. Ii brings
more tremendous news than all the
special editions of all the newspapers
ever issued. The inquirer sees in it
the character of free thought. The
forward mind sees In ii the compass
for the course The imaginative
mind, resting on the far reaches Of
time. sees it Towering out ia the ten
der and the beautiful. the strong and
the great. II is the Great Progenitor.
The tongue of Moses gives voice to
innumerable tongues. The sword OF
Joshua summons innumerable swords.
The altar of Aaron splits into many
affairs Its Psalms are the battle
hymns of freedom. The magic of It's
wondrous words is in all our litera-
ture, were every Bible burnt. From
this lamp the lamp of art was filled;
from this fire the fire of science was
kindled with a pagan fuel.
Looking back sixty centuries, we to-
day are civilized; looking forward six
~ centuries, we are savage. The
Bible goes with us. If ii is the Word
Of God. we shall not cast ii down. II II
is the work of man. we must not We
will look upon II in the hour Of prayer
and the hour OF peril. We cannot for
get. But the solicitude OF high-sOuled
teachers cannot call back the audi
ence-that audience filing toward the
tombs of It's fathers. children still.
after so many ages ignorant yet. af-
ter so much wisdom.-Leslie's
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28
Roland's Idea of a
Perfect Woman
BY DOROTHY DOUGLAS

IS by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate)
Elsie was more or less accustomed
To her brother Roland's impulsive ne
tons. but his latest idea rather took
her breath away.
sis" he had said in his CHEEKY
voice that morning at breakfast, IL
have ordered the most exquisite set of
gowns, evening. day and anything else
Ia the way of time dress that you ever
looked at. Also hats. shoes. slippers.
stockings. In fact. have bought al
most anything that lovely woman
could possibly want. Now" as he saw
his sister arriving AT u state bordering
on apopleXy from curiosity, he contin-
ued. the idea is for you To find girl
who will tit them. She must be rea-
sonably good looking. but that is not
Of great Importance"
ROLAND, have you quite lost your
mind? Where do l find girl, and
what girl is going TO wear lot of
clothes purchased by young bachelor,
and If she did what are you going To
DO with her."
Roland burst out laughing.
My idea is not so absurd as II
sounds" he informed her. THE fact
is. am bit fed up with all the arti-
fetal. stupidity gowned women we
know | have bought what consider
some extremely artistic and distin-
guished clothes. and want some one
TO wear them. and that some one must
chum about with me nj dinners. the
alters, dances and all kinds OF nice en-
tertainments. Now don't get the idea
that am looking for wife. sim
ply want n natural looking girl whose
face is not entirely made up ut the
beauty parlors. am sick to death
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28

Of pulled eyebrows. crimson mouths
and hair that looks Ike a wnxed head.
II is only kind of lark sis. but I
want TO experiment You come In con-
tact with 80 many girls down in the
settlement who never get a chance 10
wear wonderful gownS-now-" he
paused moment, "can YOU find me
one:"
II would like breathing space"
laughed Elsie the idea is not so bad
when one has details. think no one
but my prize brother could conceive II.
however,
You're peach" Roland grinned
and treated Elsie Ia one of his not
lnfrequent bursts Of affection. use
your own Judgment rely on your
taste and don't want Ia see any appli-
cnntS. You must have her gowned and
ready 10 go out with me- some evening
soon-when return tired and droopy
from business"
you're so often droopy." laughed
Elsie now all excitement 10 see the
the lovely clothes She was responding
readily To Roand's idea Of unique
adventure. She was doubtful rs 10
what her husband would think Of u,
hut Elsie had way of putting things
in just the right way and nj Just the
right moment
The gowns, furs, evening cloaks and
hats which arrived IN relays were So
exquisite ms 20 make even the beauti-
fully gowned Elsie gasp in admiration.
The garments We're one and all dis
tingushed as to color cut and in
dividuality.
at will take n girl Of more than =
little poise to wear these with elc-
gance." thought Elsie. "she will almost
have TO be extremely well horn ana
show H."
II was like fash that inspiration
came 10 Elsie.
The girl whom she had always
wanted Roland 10 meet with view
10 matrlmony was just The right girl
in the right place. With the cunning
Of the matchmaker. hitherto tbwarted
by wary brother. she wrote the en-
tire plot 10 Audrey i.ancing and In re-
turn had delightful answer.
II Juap nj the cliance.r wrote Au-
sireg- - ist catlE enough &c -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28

most demure, well-worn suit tomorrow
and begin the first act
Audrey was slim and dark. Her
brow was broad and milk white and
her black hair rolled back from II into
classic knot. Her eyes were lark
and heavily dashed and her lips were
scarlet. Otherwise Audrey was color
less in reposc. The animated Audrey
was suggestive Of an animated Greek
statue come suddenly to life.
Roland was guilty of swift intake
of breath when, upon entering the IL
brary that evening. Elsie introduced
her selection To him. The fictitious
name Of Miss Granger had been as
Sumed
He quickly regained composure and
sent glance of complete approval to
Elsie.
This is very kind of you. Miss
Granger" he said. and hope you will
find lot Of fun in this adventure. I
expect to; SO where will we go to-
night?"
why not the opera?" suggested FL
sic. I'm sure Miss Granger loves
music"
They whirled of to the opera.
Audrey was very silent, considering
II the most likely way of ensnaring
Roland's real interest. In many subtle
ways, however. she kept him well
aware of her presence. She was re-
waTded early in that first evening by
realizing that her escorts attention
did not waver from her.
There was no denying the fact that
the girl Roland suddenly sprung on
the public was social find. Her
clothes were always exquisite her man
ner dignified and yet Roland had dis
covered that the heart within those
beautiful garments was of equal fine
Mesa combination he had not hth-
erto found.
scant few weeks of gayety had
passed before Roland entered his sis
ter's boudoir with look of defeat.
81 have failed" he said wrathfulIy.
81 have failed to keep from loving this
girl. What do you think about 1t, sis?
Where did she come from and what
can you tell me about her? She has
been so reticent that am fearful she
has husband tucked away or"
"Rolly. dear" said Elsie sOothingly,
why have you not told her you love
her? She might give you all these
details herself
isis. you're peach. never thought
Of IT," he flung back as he dashed
of To find the girl who had so sue
cessfully worn clothes
And Elsie smiled. She already knew
where Audrey's heart was. and II was
just exactly where every one wanted
II to be-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28
Li,huania Awarded Seaport.

Llthuanin now has direct access TO
the sea for the first time In her his.
tory. according To an official cable dis
patch 10 the Lithuanian headquarters
AT Chicago. This was brought about
by the Observation-Disclosures boundary
commissions award Of the seaport OF
Palanga. along with ~ kilometers of
seacoast on the Baltic. Ia LIthuania.
the dispatch explains. The accession
OF the Palanga district was celebrated
by the population, which is of Lithu-
nnian blood. on April >.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28

The drought In Switzerland is very
unusual and Is disturbing the eco
aomic balance. for navigation o. the
lakes is almost suspended and the cat
tie hay, to be driven long distances
Z obtain water. Many glaciers have
md the mOraInes or glacier
"a $" are far up the mountains.
q less snow now on he pea.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28
Your Porch Can Be
Made the Most In
viting Spot

y Don't despair just because you are on the sunny
side of the street Aerolux porch shades will work
wonders while one can easily see out, folks
the outside cannot see in.
Then cool looking grass rug comfortable porch
swing few pieces of wicker or reed furniture and
your porch is transformed into the most hospitable
and inviting place you could find in days travel
Just try it your porch and you won't regret it.
Drop in and see US about the fiXings, We'll be glad
to give you all the information you may need.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-05-28
Hackett's Cape Cure

IT'S a POWDER
The Chicks Inhale the Dust. Goes
Right TO the Spot. Kills the Worm
As Well as the Germ
The whole brood treated at once.
Saves time-saves the chicks.
Makes Poultry Raising Both Profitable
and Pleasant
Your money ret6> ned if not salts
fed. Il is almost 1fallible. Ask
your merchant to keg
Hacketf's Cape CuH postpaid
Hackett's louise Pow ,stpaid
Addre> :
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME COURT, COUNTY or NEW
YORK-Davd Israel, Plaintiff against
Mary I. Danziger ct AL, Defendants.
In pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered in the
above-entitled action and bearing date the
18th dag of December, 1920. l, the UNDER
signed the referee in said judgment named.
will sell at public action, at the Exchange
Salesroom. No. 14-16 ,Vesey Street, in the
Borough of Manhattan, City Of New York,
on the 18th day of January, 1921, at y
o'clock noon that day, by JOSEPH +.
DAY, Auctioneer, the premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold and therein de-
scribed as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of land
together with the building and improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being IN
the Borough of Manhattan, City OF New
York, bounded and described as follows, to
wit:
BEGINNING at a point on the northerly
side of 69th street distant four hundred and
twenty-five feet westerly from the corner
formed by the intersection of the westerly
side of West End Avenue and the said
northerly side of Goth street; running thence
northerly and parallel with said West End
Avenue and part of the distance through a
party wall hundred feet five inches to
the center line of the block: thence westerly
along said center line of the block twenty
five feet, and thence southerly again parallel
five inches to the said northerly side of Goth
street. and thence easterly along said north
erly side of Goth street twenty-five feet to
the point or place of beginning. BE the said
Dated, New York. December %. 1920
WILLIAM T. VAN ALsTYNE, Referee.
SAMUEL f. IIYMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff,
Office aud =. o. Address No. $50 Broad
way, Manhattan Borough New York City.
The following is a diagram Of the property
70 be sold: its street number Is J3l West
Goth Street.
80
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ARE YOU---

looking for a position where you may
show your ability and use your initia-
tive? Then be sure that your adver-
tisement appears in The Herald next
Sunday, January 9th.
Situation Wanted advertisements appearing
in Sundays Herald are reproduced in Bulle-
tin form and sent out to large list of En-
ployment Managers, including a selected
list of persons who would be in position
to hire domestcs.
The New York herald., 1921-01-03

Approximate amount OF mortgage debt,
costs and allowances, $40, 1885 %. with In
forest and expenses OF sale. The premises
are 10 he sold subject 10 building rcstrlc-
tons and regulations contained in a resois-
tion or ordinance adopted July 20, 1916, by
the iioard OF Estimate and Apportioument
Of the City Of New York, and amendments
thereto' also subject TO any state OF facts
when an accurate survey would show; also
subject to existing tcnancics.
Dated, New York. December 2Iih, 1890
LAWRENCE GODKIN, Referee.
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Center line of block. :
eoth street

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge, TO satisfy which the above-descrlbed
property Is to be sold is 81 $685. So with in
terest thereon from the 26th day of Novem-
bcr 1890, together with the costs aud allow
ance amounting to $1I0.0i with interest from
December -, 1920, together with the ex-
penses of the sale. The amount of the taxes,
assessments and water rates, or other Hens,
which arc to be allowed to the purchaser out
of the purchase money, or paid by the Ref
cree, viii be as they may appear.
Will WIELlHM An T, VA VAN xEsTYNG. Referee
suPREMB COUNT, COUNTY or new
Plaintiff, against The Spring Holding Com
pany, Inc, ct al, Defendants A. >, q W.
lIutchins. Attorneys for Plaintiff, ITO VIII
lam Street, Borough of Manhattan, New
York City.
In pursuance of Judgment Of foreclosure
ard sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action, bearing date the oath
day OF June. 1915 7. the undersigned, the
referee in said judgment named, viii sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Salesroom.
Nos 1916 Nesey Street. IN the Borough OF
Manhattan, OF the City OF New York, oa the
18Th day of January. 1924, at Il O'Clock noon
on that day. by Joseph 7. nay. auctoncer
the premises by said judgment to be sold,
and therein described as follows;
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land with the building and improvements
thereon erected, situate, lying and being in
the Borough of Manhattan, OF the City of
New York, in the County and State of New
York, bounded and described as follows :
Northerly in front by the southerly side OF
Spring Street Southery by ground of Mar
Paretha a. Lorillard; Easterly one sido
by house and lot of ground belonging TO
John G. Coster and wife, and Westerly on
the other side by a house and lot Of ground
belonging TO the estate Of Daniel Hosman
deceased, and containing In breadth In
front and rear, each twenty (2O) feet, and
in length on each side, eighty (S0) feet. the
easterly and westerly boundary lines of said
premises running through party walls. Said
premises being known as No $50 Spring
Street.
The following is diagram Of the property
TO be sold:
Spring No. 100 Street
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New York.
Connecticut.

GREENWICH INN LODGE (Sound Beach.
Conn.)-Sunny steam heated rooms. with or
without baths; excellent menu: so minutes
from ! " York; golf. saddle horses, fish-
ing: reasonable rates.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

-s-~~~~~~-~-~-~-~~-~---~~-~~
OVER "A year5' practice; all communlca-
tions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free CD requesti special facilities for
office consultation. MUM CO.. 0G2 Wool
worth Bldg, y. y. c.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


TO THE NExT-OF-RIN OF CHARLES
MANLltFE FANLB, DECEASED. ~ 81,
81. Patricks Road, DumcOndra, Dublin,
who died on or about the 9th day Of April.
1920; Pursuant TO an order OF the Chan
Gerry Division OF the High Court of Justice
in Ireland. made in the matter Of the r p
tate Of the above named Charles Manllffc
Fnylc. deceased. and in cause McCroa
against Fayie G92O, No n5TJ all peraons
claiming 60 be neXt-of-kin of the said
Charles Manliffe Fayle, deceased. icing az
the date of his death are by their aoci-
tors on or before the lith day of Apru,
1921. 10 enter and prove their claims at The
Chambers Of the Right Honorable Mr. Jus
tico Powell at the -Four Courts. Dublin ire
land, or In default thereof they viii be
pcremptorily excluded from the benefit OF
the said order. Wednesday the 18Th day of
April, 1921. at Il o'clock IN the forenoon az
the said Chambers is appointed for hearing
and adjudicating upon the claims.
Dated this Sth day Of December, 1920.
THOS w. EtLERKER, Chief Clerk. A.
& l.. GOODB9DY, Solicitors for plaintiffs,
81 Iane street, Dublin.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


WOMAN with college or normal training for
eduea tional work; ability qmckly recog
nized and rewarded; salary 81 ,6oOi promo
tion. l. 2s Herald, Herald square.
WOMAN attractive manners; thoroughly
qualified technically and by experience m
yestigation ana correction work delinquent
girls, city $4,000. Give telephone number.
Box j.. 516 Herald, 2SO broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.


JAPANESE wishes position family morning
and evening as best family cook or useful
butler; small wage; first class reference
Alurata, 14s West 65th.>
JAPANESE, first class cook and butler
wishes position, city or country; cook, eN-
perience over II years; butler 10 years; ref
erence highest family. X. o., las w. 65th st.
JAPANESE. long experienced cook butler,
general work, private family. city, country.
Nng, l2i South 22d ST.. philadelphia. Pa.
JAPANESE butler, excellent, capable wishes
position; willingly 20 Florida, If preferred; (;
best references. l. 100 Herald, Herald So
JAPANESE, good cook houseworlSer: pri-
vate family. Yasie, 14S w. 6Jth. Columbia
1854
JAPANESE-First class cook wants position
general houseworker. city or country
l. 20 Herald. Herald 50.
JAPANESE, good COOK. houseworlser; morn
ing evening, half time. H., Columbus SJ3f.
MASSAGE Keeps health, circulation III
censed), 1929. 32l w. 96th. Riverside 800.
PETERS.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.

WANTED-Manager for retail department OF
Wholesale building material house, ham
ding highest quality lines paints, varnlsh'
builders hardware, tools, sash, doors, Ditnos,
composition roofing, wall board. &c; loca-
ton IN Virginia; salary $50 per week and
attractive bonus; man 10 be qualified must
be refined, wen educated. experienced ana
have knowledge Of the above lines. Apply,
enclosing photo, stating detail experience and
references. Retail Manager. box 900, Nor
fnlI- Va
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SALES AT AUCTION.

p = ---~--~--~-~~.-~---~~- -~-7-~--~--~--~,~,~~
= =. Public Auction Sale-Salvage pvl-
"-n, O. y. O. NJ. New York, will sell at
Slry g. 1921. az Army supply Base. JSth
ST. and 1st Avenue, Brooklyn n. ", an
assortment OF material and articles no
longer needed Nv the Government consist
ing OF medical and dental cabinets. operat-
ing tables, surgical and dental instruments.
mattresses. pillows, blankets, o. d., blan-
Icts. commercial, miscellaneous clothing.
tents, cots. towels ana numerous other ar
ticles. Particulars on application 10 the
officer In charge.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


BUTLER, light colorcd, with references, for
general housework, family Of two. Wyo-
ming, Apt. Ia, 5Ith ST. and 1th ay.
COUPLE-Wife as competent cook husband
as experienced, useful butler ia family ~
two residing permanently AT Rochester, y. "
No loundry Address Y 761 Herald, Herald
sq.s stating experience, references, wages eN-
Dected and where applicants can be seen on
Wednesday.
COUPLE. French. Belgian or Swedish; man
as butler; wife as chambcrmaid or cook;
must have good references and be efiiclenti
wages $3.50 small family, small house coun-
ty summer; year around position 70 riBnl
couple. Apply l0s T. 35th ST.
COUPLE for entire work in house IN Mont
clair. Write % Highland ay., Montclair,
or telephone 1924 Murray I'M.
DECORATORS.-Firs class china and glass
decorators wanted 10 work IN New Eng
land $50 Herald, Herald 80.
GARDENER, married. for country residence
near city; poultry, furnace; wife to make
herself useful in house: good references es-
sential. Apply after 10 A. NJ, Schmidt, "a
w. 30lh 81.
MAN strong, healthy. square, fully qualified
for ponce inspector or assistant chief; city
OF $4,000; state training and past activities;
give your telephone number. Write box j..
BIZ lierald. 80 Broadway
PIANIST to read hand and fortunes Please
communicate, Harlem ego.
travelling companion to boy twelve, spend
Ing winter California; must be Willing fol-
low instructions from Ethical Culture School.
Box l. 7s7 Herald $50 Broadway
SALESMAN.
DRESS SALESMAN TO CALL
FOR OFFICE AND CITY TRADE.
WONDERFUL PROPOSITION
is OFFERED TO RIGHT PARrY.
Address stating references, commission basis,
BOX II. 200 CABLE BLDG.
SALESA1AN-First class experienced coffee
salesman to sell the restaurant trade in
New York city; big salary to the right
man VIII regard all correspondence as con-
fidental. Write particulars, V 3G4 Her
aid. ESQ Bway.
SALESMEN-Write for list Of lines and fun
particulars: earn 50 500 TO 10000 yearly :;
big demand for men, Inexperienced or expert
cnced, city or travelling. 6lS II, W. I'D
ST., New York.
Statesmen, experienced. stock for splendid
issue; real leads and liberal commissions
See Mr. Grimshaw, room 32l, 10 Wall ST.,
after 10 a. NJ.
SALESMAN, new office device that pays $50
commission each sale, protected MetropOli-
tan terrtoy; leads furnished. Hutter, 2j3
Bway
SALESMAN experienced, for medium sized
builsing: one controlling some trade best
opport unity for right man. n $50 Herald
Herald 81.
SALES MANAGER-sale exceptional
Aportmity handling industrial iasua;
leads furnished; references required. Apply
Ioyme, $50 w. 57th st.
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Instruction.
LADIES. ATTENTION,

LADIES, ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught scientit
icaily; qualities you IN short time TO earn $50
TO $50 weekly: day, evening classes. Can
or write for free booklet II, Academy o.
Halrdressing and Beauty Culture. lo3 w
4ith st. Phone Bryant 9i55.
EARN S25-$l50 weekly; only through Prof.
Rohrer's the Reliable Hairdress, Manicure.
Beauty school: 81 up free for service; earn
while learn; circular explains. i4D w. 52d 81.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

I pay $3.50 more than any one for your fur
niture. rugs, pianos. PAINTINGS. BAISLEY
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For uirc-rassenser Cars.

Tor uirc-rassenger Cars.
CADILLAC iotS. passenger Limousine. 50
hour. daN uoUk month. Columbus 5Gig.
LIMOUsINr touring cars fcr hire. moderats
rawr. lUCl,l.h 5. Phone Murray Illl 2soS.
PACKARD TWIN sINEs for hire perfect
service. reasonable rates. a.. "a. G. "
williamson. 20t w. A3d. Bryant i2ie3 $3.50.
PACKARD limousine tp hire for occasions;
by hour day, wcel iuhiuelandcr Ssi3.
For IIiSe--Motor Trucks.
FOR Hirc-3N ton closed Packard tru1ks
by day or contract. local or Ions dis.
lance. Phone Westchester 1888,
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

~N0% --iS04ON&A44 "a \ OxA AA4O%to
WANTED-FEMALE.
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LEARN French with refined Partisan lady;
quick method; good pronunciatlon visiting
or studio. Write to c. b., S97 sth av
MASSEUSE 1cClorod), license 2S09I. seeks
lady patients, home or out. Mcdonnell. loo
West l39ih, apartment :. Audubon 5396
SrENOGRArHER ana secretary. young
French g!1, wishes situation; best refer
encc experienced in export and import
house, or lady's companion. 2si Herald,
Herald 50.
STENOGRAPHER, assistant bookkeeper;
Christian. South J6li. e., 1875 Prospect
Park West, Brooklyn.
HOusekeepers.
HOUSEKEEPER, 10 take entire charge OF
household, where servants are kept pre-
ferahy where there are children; highest
references given and required. 765 Herald,
Herald sq.
for small apartment. Call
or write Duudon, 155 West esd