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armament will be taken up as the
necessity arises and when 1t Is
deemed advisable.
The principal Powers in the Con-
ference are the United States, Great
Britain, Japan, France and ltaiy'
Not long ago, these five nauohs,
under the title Of The Allied ana
Associated Powers" were partners
in another great enterprise-the
winning of the World War. victor
ious in that, they now rule the
world. They have decided to exert
their present great power to prevent
new plunge by the world down the
precipice Of war.
-Four lesser Nations are also repre-
sented in the international conciaVe'
These are China. the Netherianus'
Belgium and Portugal
They have been invited TO taAe
part in the discussions which VIII De
held in the Conference in an eilort
to settle the Far Eastern situation
because of their interests in that part
of the world. About China Will
undoubtedly revolve the greater part
Of the discussions of Far Eastern
questions.
Yesterday. on the third annivers-
ary OF the ending OF the great war
an unknown American soldier was
laid to rest to the accompaniment
Of the highest honors in the power
OF this Nation TO give. and the NOM
age that America and the World
paid seemed to be in the spirit or
hone that the horror OF the World
War will not be repeated.
! The great trust imposed in the
World statesmen gathered here Tor
the Conference. therefor, has been
vividly impressed on them and their
governments.
The task Of the Washington Con
ference is one in which the Powers
of the World have made repeated
failures.
The Powers failed TO reach an
agreement for disarmament or a
Limitation OF armament in the First
Hague Peace Conference OF 1893,
when the United States refused to
have anything to do with this
movement. and at the second Hague
Peace Conference Of 1907. when this
Government took the initiative In
! pressing this plan for peace, just as
it is doing now.
All nations and diplomats admit
the benefit that will accrue to man
kind II the Conference is successful
the relief that will come from the
staggering burdens of taxation II th'
Nations agree to refrain from or tC
restrict to a minimum the sinking
of millions Of dollars in the pres
ent feverish race to build more bat
tleships. and cruisers. always bigger
and more powerful; and the reiiei
from international tension. for will
nations continually augmenting theil
war machines, their militarists be
come more and more impatient L
test out their playthings.
But, under present plans, tn
Washington Conference will ge
down to the fundamental causes o
the maintenance by the Powers o
huge armaments, and try 20 wip
out these factors. which also are pO
tential causes Of a new war.
This effort is TO be made in tn
discussion Of Pacific and Far Easter
questions in the Conference. T.
the Pacific and Far East has shifte'
the clash of interests OF the Worl'
Powers. and, consequently. it is il
these far-reaching areas where ther
lies the danger Of a new war.
The Conference is expected to pro
ceed first with the discussions o
Pacific and Far Eastern problems
for it is the belief of the Unite
States Government that the posi-
bility OF an effectual agreement 70
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bassador TO Washington. and dean
OF the Diplomatic Corps here.
Rene ViVviani-Former Premier
OF France.
Albert Minister OF Col
onies in the French Government.
Japan-Tomosaburo Kato-Vice-
Admiral in the Imperial Japanese
Navy. Minister OF Marine OF Japan.
and head Of the Japanese Delega-
don.
Prince Tokugawa - President of
the House OF Peers OF Japan.
Kijuro shidehara-Japanese Am
hassador 70 Washington.
Italy-Signor Carlo Schanzer-
Former Minister OF Finance OF Italy,
as head OF the Italian Delegation.
Deputy Filippo Medo-Leader OF
the Catholic Party OF Italy.
Senator Luigi DISQUALIFICATION OF
Corrlere de la Sera.
Signor Roland Ricci--Italian Am.
bassador 20 Washington.
China-Dr. S. Alfred Sze-Chinese
Minister to Washington.
V. X Wellington Koo-Chines,
Minister TO Great Britain.
Wang chung-hui. Chief Justice Of
the Supreme Court Of China.
c. c. WI, son OF Wu Ting-fang
former Minister 10 Washington. ans
who is active in the South chin,
Government. has been invited bv tn,
recognized Chineses Government a
Peking 10 represent the southern
revolutionary division OF China, II
accordance with the desires OF tn,
United States Government. but ha!
not yet accepted.
Official Advisors.
The Delegations OF the Power
also will be accompanied by larg,
number OF advisors. political, naval
military and so forth. Distinguish,
military and naval officers will b.
among these advisors. Assistan
Secretary of the Navy Theodor,
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serving democracies has come. II
Is plain that the time has passed
for mere resolutions that the re-
sponsible powers should examine
the question OF limitation Of arma-
mont.
At 1925 o'clock the Conference
adjourned until II o'clock Tuesday
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COMMISSION AWARD s5oss.

In its return to Resident Judge
Herbert L. Rice this morning. the
second commission OF review to con-
denim property of the Lynch estate
on Pennsylvania avenue, between
Bayard and Riverview avenues,
awarded s59Ss.
The land is wanted by the Street
and Sewer department TO widen
Pennsylvania avenue.
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TONIERUsO FINEn s1n

Branislof Tomeruso, pleading
guilty to a charge OF drunkenness
was fined $40 and costs by Judge
Hastings In Municipal Court this
morning
Frank Boyle, who has spent the
past three days in jail. was dis
missed on a charge or disorderly
conduct
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CHoR IN CoNcERr

About one hundred former and
present members of the choir OF
Harrison Street NJ e. Church will
give a concert on Monday evening.
November 21. in the church. Mrs.
Florence Biddle zintl. former
member. now a soloist in Philadel-
phia, will sing.
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CHURCH ENTERTAINMENT

A missionary service and enter
tainment will be given bv the ia
a-es' AID Society OF the Swedish
Baptist Church next Saturday even
ing in the church. An Interesting
program has been arranged by the
committee.
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PLAY TIE GAME
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
ELKTON. Nd, Nov. ia
touchdown in the final quarter gave
Elkton High a &c draw with Smyrna,
Del, high here yesterday afternoon
A muddy field made it hard for both
elevens. Smyrna scored in the first
few minutes of play but could not
cross the counting chalk mark
again. Lineup:
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The ice cream for the Thanksgiv-
ing dinner might be made with
breadcrumbs. chopped raisins and
shredded almonds.
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Roosevelt and Admiral Robert l..
Coontz. Chief of Naval Operations
will be among the naval advisors to
the American Delegation. Marshal
Foch will advise the Delegation
from France. Admiral Earl Beatty,
Commander OF the British Grand
Fleet. is senior naval expert Of the
British Delegation.
Belgium. Holland and Portugal
also are represented by a number
Of delegates and advisors in the dis
cussion OF Pacific and Far Eastern
questions IN the Conference. and it
is only to this phase OF the Con-
ference that China is invited.
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WASHINGTON. Nov 1.-THE
busiest man the the arms conference
will be Charles Lee Cook, ceremon-
ial chief OF the State Department.
Cooke has to attend every social
function in honor of foreign visitors.
Cookies an expert on what's called
TO see to it that the butler doesn't
serve soup TO the charge d'affaires
from Abyssinia without first offering
It to the envoy extraordinary from
Madagascar.
Cookies work is really important
for a social snub to a foreign envoy
can lead TO an exchange OF notes
and bring about a serious interna-
tional tangle.
Furnished mansions are command
ing a premium in Washington real
estate market, thanks TO the parley
Not only are delegations looking for
quarters, but society folks from far
and near are renting houses in hope
OF a brilliant social season.
The French have taken over Mrs
/ Marshall Fields nome. japan mas
leased two large mansions. China
has leased the Charles A. Mum man
sion.
Basil Miles, secretary Of the Amer
ican delegation, has had an eNcit-
ing career for a diplomat
He entered the diplomatic service
Il - ,ooz .na hecane private secre-
tarv 10 the American ambassador
10 Russia. Later he was third Sec
tary to that embassy.
After the Kerensky revolution he
went TO Russia as secretary OF the
Root mission and lived through
many of the narrowing scenes o.
the Red revolution. But he got bacl
TO Washington unscratched.
Since then he's been chief OF th'
The New York herald., 1921-09-15

FARMER and gardener. married, first class
In every respect: familiar with all details
OF gentlcman's farm: highest references. Ad-
dress J. oppe. III Gardner ST., Union Hill.
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Montana-SaIe or Rent.

CATTLE RANCH FOR SALE
900 acres OF patented eastern Montana
and In two parcels, 200 and 500 acres.
This Is bottom land. susceptible OF cultiva-
lion and growing good crops water from
springs and artesian well many square
miles OF free. unfenced range. Two ranch
houses. barns: 10 work horses, sadders
tractor ploughs and disk. hay stacker and
bull rakes. mowers, rakes harrows, ploughs
drtll. wagons. harness and crops. &C. Ad-
dress JOHN WILLIS, Glasgow, Mont
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED
From Battery TO 18th ST.. Inclusive.

WASHINGTON SQUARE,, and room
apartments. NEW. ABSOLUTELY FIRE
PROOF house; elevator and hall service:
business and social references required;
81 200, 81, 500 81 800, s., ,oO0. 81 200 See su.
pcrintendent on premises. Van Noorst Apart
ments. i22 Waverly place.
WASHINGTON SQUARE. NORTHEAST 100
Wavericy piacol-2 enormous rooms and
bath. front: bea, apartment. 1880: only
L. G. EARLE. agent. 95s 9TH av. Ti,zroy
0s2i.
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F1orida-Sale or Rent.
FOR SALE.

The Orange City Inn, Orange City. Fla
the only hotel In the place, completely fur
nished, silverware and everything required !;
electric lights, the best water In the State /:
separate buildings for laundry and help: 2i4
acres of land: garage; price 500 500 Here
Is fine opportunity for some one who wants
paving proposition from the start; located
on the DIME Highway, where | 900 autos
PASS every day. For full information terms
&c. write GEO. D. JARVIS. BURLINGTON
\ ermont
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CcUFI.E wish positions. country. city; man.
chauffeur: wife, cook: best references.
362 Sd av., care of Ladva, apt. Q.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

18TH ST, 20 WEST.
Miss EDWARDS. formerly o. w. 56th ST.
desirable rooms; table guests: references.
69TH. los West-Large room. private bath:
smaller room: electricity. steam; reference.
18TH ST. Park av)-House offers unusual
opportunity for exceptional accommoda tions
rooms and board. Drug store, 1928 Lexington
sv.
10TH ST, 2i2 W.-Single rooms. excellent
table; table guests accommodated.
S5TH. 125 W.-Large rooms, private baths
electricity: newly decorated private house
l0SD ST. 1l6 W.-Large room, suitable
couple or gentlemen. excellent meals. $ff
each. FREAR.
10TH ST.. 800 W.-Parlor suite. private
bath; also double room: fine home table; ;
gentlemen or couple: phone. electricity.
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Long rsInso.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. I.
Spacious ?. 5. 4, ), g Room Suites.
NEW TENNIS PLACE" APARTMENTS.
Housekeeping or Splendid Tea Room Service.
In Ultra-modern Elevator Building,
By Station. - minutes on electric trains 20
Penn. station afth ST., 9Th av.. ". Y. g.
Ideal Country Life with
City Comforts and Conveniencea.
NE1GHBORS or REFINEMENT.
Apply ON Premises or "A
GUYON r.. G, EARLE, AGBs<T,
s5s 9th av.. 3fth 81. Fitz Roy 0s2i.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

ARGYLE ROAD. 5i-55-3-4-5 room ants,
ready IN October. near Church av. syproas
station Broadway Brighton subway; renting
agent on promises. RALPH SLOANE. ssI
Flatlush av.. brooklyn.
PARLOR floor. consisting . largo rooms,
back parlor. 3 bay windows. pnrpuet, cleo
tricity, open flrepiaces. suitable for private
or professional. Write 27s Decatur ST., or
phone Lafayette 53i2.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WANTED-with respectable private family 3
room suite and bath. unfurnished. with
board: three business people: permanent:
references must be exchanged: state terms
Golfers Weekly. ii6 West 18th st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MACHINERY manufacturing plant for sale.
to lease or will consider a merging propo-
sition located within committing distance
New York city: capacity 100 mechanics !:
buildings and machinery In first class condi-
tion: plenty OF ground for expansion. NJ POSI-
Herald. Herald SO.
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Long Island.

ONE beautiful large combination living bed
room, bath; garage, tennis; with refined
couple in restricted colony; is minutes 10
Times So: breakfast. Phone Astoria 33i7.
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ALI tenants needing legal advice on new
rent laws effective October I. address
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED. furnished room by young man. In
Washington So. Murray Hill or Bklyn Hts.
section; state conveniences and terms. O jsi
Herald 2a0 B'way
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COUPLE-Cook. butler: both thoroughly ex-
perienccd; references. 1869 Sd av.. sta.
tionerY atore.
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GARDENER. farmer. 30. married, 2 chill.
dren. life experience upltecp Of private es-
tate, machinery, pumps. highest references;
ability. honesty Address Reliable, 24s East
1cd.
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n0I MADISON AVENUE.
Second floor south. rooms. . baths. fur
niphcd. Every detail ~ this building Is the
very best. Superintendent on premises.
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BARGAlN-Fine home. cheap. S.. 1000: gar
age; good neighborhood: Rutherford. ". J.
rOCToR. Telephone 1870 Cortlandt.
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Borough of brooklyn.
Long Island.

SUNSET View IIarbor--Two rooms, bath
kitchen. mahogany furniture; 500: three
minutes Wall IT. n 1000 Herald, Rklyn.
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FOREST HILLS, LONG ISLAND.
~ MINUTES FROM PENN STATION.
Three outside rooms and bath. southern
exposure: full size twin oeds, electric
washer, mangler, vacuum cleaner; rcnt $3.50
October I minutes from station; adults
preferred; seen by appointment reference; ;
phone in apartment Phone G4:o boulevard
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APARTMENTS = UNFINISHED
Long Island.

TO those seeking winter home at a very
moderate rental. free from the cares OF
housekeeping with all the comforts OF pri-
vate nome, the Nassau Hotel at Long Beach.
l.. L., forty minutes from New York, offers
rooms with and without bath as low az
TWENTY-ONE AND FOURTEEN DOLLARS
PER WEEK FOR TWO PEOPLE. Health
giving climate. Excellent school near by.
Telephone for particulars. Long Beach 100.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded in schools. city or
country; highest references. EMERY. 80
Park row, Cortlandt 1924. Room 6oi.
10TH. 400 w.-Sneie double room: quiet
home atmosphere: good table; telephone.
54TJ ST. "a west.--Desirabie large rooms.
with board; table guests accommodated.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
HOUSES TO LET. uNFuRNIsHEn.

EAST s5TH ST. (near 9Th av.)-House OF II
rooms and baths good condition. pos
session Oct. I: years lease; reasonable.
Lencx 04l1.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

xAx n0 mEN Id w hN j Ell.
Furnished.
CHRISTIAN American couple, no children,
want rent room steam heated apartment
with garage in Jersey on Lackawanna. or on
Long Island. 80 minutes Penn. Station; Sso
per month. l42 Herald. Herald 50.
WITH 81. for Q montha; immediate possess
SION. private piano work: no teaching. Ad-
dress 7. o. Box 455, Plainfieid. N. J.
FOR SATISFACTORY RESULTS LIST
YOUR FURNISHED APARTMENTS WITH
Us: DESIRABLE TENANTS WAITING.
SLAwsoN & HOBBS. 1862 WEST 72D ST.
WANTED-Well furnished high class
apartment, six or seven rooms, two mas
ter bedrooms, two baths, for one year;
location between 10th and tooth sts.
dress EXPORT. Post office box 36o. city.
WANTED-Furnished four room apartment
or three or four rooms In made over house,
with real kitchen, by Christian couple: state
price and full particulars: highest OF refer
ences. CHARLES ANDERSON, 416 East
1o6th st. New York city.
Unfurnisled.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Vicinity = Roof
studio apartment one or two rooms prac-
tice privilege; moderate rent. ID 749 Herald
so broadway.
FOUR room and bath. modern apartment. BY
two adults, centrally located: references
exchanged. NJ 1900 Herald, Washington
Heights.
PROFESSIONAL man with family desires
small heated unfurnished housekeeping
apartment; exceptionally nice neighborhood: !:
near Manhattan: rental $50. NJ o090 Herald
Herald sd.
UNFURNIsHED apartment, modern. one.
two rooms. BATH NJ 20s4 Herald. Herald
square.
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Miscellaneous.

HIGH class apartment : extraordinarily largo
rooms with baths and kitchen.tte 81 soo
per annum might divide and make : two
room apartments, possession: one 2 room ana
bath ,partment ~ 600 per annum posses-
sion October Apply Superintendent ~ w.
a4th, or CAkSTEfN & LiNNEKIN. INC, a2i
4th ay gtuvvesant TTsO
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Machinery.
PRESSES. sacrifice: 20eo deposit on No. .
No. and No. I, new v. & o. presses See
at V. q. factory, Glendale. l.. l. Ask for
CAIRNS.
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Above 18th st. TO 59th st. tIncIusivs).
East River to North River.

400 SO. TT. on twelfth floor Of high
class building. overlooking Madison
Square Park. excellent Hight and air:
3 year lease terminates May next
viii sublet from October at present low
rent; can be leased thereafter MT rea-
sonable price; suitable for offices, show
room or Workshop. Apply at once Room
1901. % East 26th st., or phone Madison
Square 0645.
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westchester.

REFINED elevator apartments five. six.
seven rooms. one, two baths; 500, $i25.
$50; large outside rooms. roof garden. river
view; half hour Grand Central: Sunday In
spection. YONKERS REALTY EXCHANGE,
The New York herald., 1921-09-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Female-Domestit

EBENEZER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Just
opened, 80 West 134th ST., n. Y. G. We
can furnish best Of help, male or female,
city or country. at short notice. Drop US
card or call. Phone Harlem 91S5.
good place for good help.
Wettler's Agency, Mrs. German. Mgr,
is W. 43d. Murray Hill 1912.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15

HAVE 5000 TO $4,000 cash 10 invest IN a
good UP to date walkup apartment house :
must be well situated in West Side and show
good. honest returns. % TO 100 feet wide
preferred. INVESTOR. box 1905 Herald.
Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-09-15

HOUSES and apartments wanted. immediate
possession. waiting list hundreds OF clients.
Write particulars 2TS Decatur st. Lafayette
b3is.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to 18th st.. Inclus.yc.

From Battery to 18th St, Inclus.yc.
BROADWAY light. front offices 35o-i 900
feet. near Cortlandt ST.. furnished II de.
sired. Apply leo B'way, room t2os.
CONNECTING offices; private hall: steno-
graphic: reception rooms: library. hand
some suite. Cortlandt 1908
LOFT TO let, .554 square feet. s15 monthly
suitable for showroom or light manufactur-
inG purposes. g. Mercer ST., near Grand ST..
Apply second floor.
OFFICE TO suhlet. rent reasonable Call or
phone GUMMED PRODUCTS CO, iST
Broadway. Canal 177e.
Above 18th st. to 59th st. CIncIu,ivs).
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COMPANION.

COMPANION.
TRAVELLING OR HOME. TO MAN.
BOY OR FAMILY; YOUNG UNI
vERSITY MAN. AGED ~. PLEAS
ING PERSONALITY. ALL ROUND
EDUCATIONAL AND SPORTING
QUALIFICATIONS: b. A. DEGREE.
FIVE YEARS TEACHING EXPERI-
ENCE: EXCELLENT REFER
ENCES. NJ 2066 HERALD. HERALD
SO.
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GARDENER. working superintendent, compe-
tent to take full charge OF gentleman's
estate: age AZ, married. one child eight
years practical experience in all branches OF
gardening. greenhouses. &C.: Is years with
present employer on big estate In Connecticut
on Long Isnnd Sound: leaving through his
death: furnish best of references. II 1913
Herald. Fulton st
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FARM PROPERTY.

Miscellaneous.
FARMS for sale, catalogue free. STRoUr
FARM AGENCY. Box r. $50 Nassau st.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE 5000 cash. want TO buy new law
house In good location: must be cheap and
show good income. MANHATTAN. box 1907
Herald Harlem.
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Borough Of BrookSyn.

FLATBUSH. Neatly furnished room. suit
able for two; electric, steam heat, next to
bath: private family. Phone Mansfield 5230.
GAI,rIEI.D PL., 206.-2 lovely rooms. near
bath, electric; conveniencea. South $500.
LINCOLN Pf., 103.--Doubie room. modern
conveniences: kitchen privileges. Phone
81 erling 2tG0J.
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GARDENER. working superintendent, mar
ried: long experience In greenhouses and
outside: ~ years one portion; successful ex-
hibtor: highest references. r 1913 Herald,
Fulton ST.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

MANHATTAN office buiiding; equity
$4,000: vacant or improved considered.
SHARUM. 10 Broadway.
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COUPLE. English: cook and butler: entire
work of apartment. NJ 2052 Herald. Her.
aid eq.
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GARDENER. married, Scotch, competent ali
branches. greenhouses. Vegetables, ham
ding men: everything perta lining 10 gentle
mans private estate. Box 20s. Port Chester,
N. Y.
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PROOFREADIR. stcnographer Cimifpd
switchboard cxperience), desires permanent
position where conscientious service will
merit so weekly. Write Accuracy, f57 East
iTth at.
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GARDENER. mead. professional, take entire
charge large estate, seeks position where
real service is Appreciated: 500 month,
board, room: single: references. Henry
Banak. 1913 Shelton nv., jamaica, l.. l.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.
GLEN COVE. l.. lib room house, master
bedrooms. 3 tiled baths. parquet floors
throughout; electric light. steam heat. closed
and open porches; two car garage; one acre
lawns and garden: two blocks station and
Nassau Club: possession November l. one
year or longer. Sunset 1864. c. ". ATEN.
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- AIanllo 81, SlaIllIot ~ u. ! ol.e - -olo.
TOFENEKE (Darien, Conn., Attractive
country home, acres: house IL rooms and
3 bathrooms. large square entrance; hall
with huge fireplace: private beach and club
house. FOLSOM BROS, INC, i27 East
2sfh 81
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COUPLE. wife cook: man chauffeur: couu-
try. or city: first class reference. Write
box 10 1864 I'd nv
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New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL s room stucco house; large
plot; choice location; near depot; Oct. Il
Si1 500. CHAS. MOFFETT, Plainfield, ~. j.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

WE buy and sell patents. all kinds. so;
Times Building.
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Wcstchester-sale or lent.
Sonnecticut-SaIe or Rent.
NEW ROCHELLE.

BELL & PIERsoN. Real Estate,
- Atlantic ST., Stamford. Pone ISIS.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Westcliester.
New York.

THE FARLEY COTTAGE, Liberty, ". Y.-A
home for tuberculosis patients: outdoor
sleeping. call hells. rates SIS to SIS. KATH-
ERNIE FARLEY.
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COUPLE. Finnish. experience. chauffeur.
careful driver. willing to help around this
house: wife chambcrmaid and waitress coed
references. D. Outinen, 32t East 12fst