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Askov American., 1922-04-27
rneeert-served 8 Years,

Columbus. Ohio--After serving six
years In the penitentiary here TOR .
crime he never committed. Carl Papen.
russ, aged q. was granted an uncondt
tional pardon.
Askov American., 1922-04-27

Total Askov Contributions $23OO5
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
FREE SKATERS TAKE
GLENVEAGH CASTLE
Chief Of Rebel Intelligence
Department Among Prison
ers Captured.
PUSHING TO KILMALLOCK
Eamon de Valera Seen at ClOn-
mel Looking Worn and
Haggard.
PUSHING TO KILMALLOCK

DUBLIN, July % (Associated Press) -
Glenveagh Castle. which for some time
has been the headquarters of rebels in
County Donegal and from which they
have conducted constant raids by rowing
bands. was captured by Free State
troops yesterday. Four separate con-
tingents converged at the castle early
In the morning and entered unopposed.
The eight occupants of the garrison were
taken prisoner, including d. j. Donovan,
chief OF the revel intelligence depart
ment and conductor OF the republican
"war bulletin" service.
The capture included, besides arms and
ammunition, important dispatches con-
tanning Information on the strength and
movements of rebels In that county. be-
sides a large quantity of merchandise
that had been looted from trains. The
Free State troops also captured twenty
four rebels nearby, who were believed
to have escaped from the castle while
the troops were approaching.
Free Staters captured the village or
Bruree. two miles from Kilmallock, last
night, together with the rebel occupants
of the village and their arms and am
munition. The rebels had established
a strong position there after their re-
treat from Limerick.
Two colonels and five soldiers OF the
Government forces were killed and
seven others wounded near Maryboro
last night by rebels. The colonels met
death during an ambush by the rebels.
while the other Free State troops were
killed when an armored car in which
they were proceeding to remove a mine
was blown up.
Reinforcements which arrived from
Maryboro were attacked by the rebels.
Three officers were wounded, two of
them fatally. Eighteen rebels were cap
;ured with arms and ammunition.
-Four hundred Free State troops who
left Thurles early yesterday were at
tackled near Golden Village by rebels.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
REPORTS TAMPICO OIL
AREA CLEAR OF REBELS
Gen. Sanchez Says Federal
Troops Are on Guard.

VERA CRUZ. July 80 (Associated
Press).--The entire Tampico oil region
is now safe and well guarded by flying
columns of Federal troops. said Gen.
Sanchez" in an interview with the Asso-
ciated Press upon his return here yes
terday. Gen. Sanchez is the chief of
military operations in the State Of Vera
Cruz and conducted the recent punitive
expedition against Gorozave, who was
killed.
The last remnants Of Gorozave's band
have asked the Federal authorities to
be allowed to surrender and the Secre-
tary of War is considering their plea
Porfirio GuZman, another rebel leader.
also has been defeated and has been
deserted by his men, according to re-
ports
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Millions of Gold Raised
from Sunken Laurentic

Special Cable TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
London. July 20.
IT HE auxiliary cruiser Lauren
tic, sunk off the coast of
Londonderry, already has
given up a million Of its f9,000,0 900
in gold bullion which it was taking
to America when it was torpedoed
during the war. The Admiralty's
salvage steamship Racer has gone
to Londonderry again to drag out
the remaining millions.
A great quantity of the gold was
retrieved in 1917, just after the
vessel was sunk. but the salvage
crew were attacked by a U-boat
while they were at work. So hur-
ried was their flight that on one
occasion diver was dragged along
the bottom Of the sea. there being
no time to haul him up to the
surface.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

here. it became known to-day. He was
arrested by Free State authorities July
5. but was released the next day.
Travellers In Dublin who said they
saw Eamon de Valera at Clonmel early
this week declared he was carrying a
rife and that he looked very worn and
haggard.
BELFAST, July 29--The period of
peace that has prevailed here was
broken to-day. A police outpost was
attacked and one constable and two
of the attackers wounded. Later a
gang attacked two draymen and fatally
wounded one of them.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
NEW YORKER ASSISTS
POPE'S FAMINE FUND
Finoncier Here Believed to
Hove Giuen 2,OOO,OO Lire.

ROME, July 2s.-Two million lire re-
Gently sent from the Vatican for Rus
sian relief came from an American
source. according to some of the news
papers here.
1t is believed the donor was a New
York financier who. in forwarding the
funds 70 the Pope. stipulated that his
rame should not be divulged. His Holi-
ness. in an apostolic letter published in
the Osserpatore Romano, does not men
tion the name. but refers gratefully to
American generosity.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
CZECH OIL CONCESSIONS.
Standard Agent, Going to Prague
to Settle Details.

Special Gable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright. 1922, by THE New York HERALD
PARIS, July 29.-Gen. CASTOR Gasspufn.
director Of the Compagnie Standard
Franco-Americain. the French subsid-
larry Of the Standard OIL Company. will
leave early next week for Prague to
settle the final details of recent con-
cessions made to the Standard Oil COM
pany in the Czech oil fields.
He expects to spend the latter half Of
the month in Italy investigating the
Standard Oil Company's prospects there
and the advisa bility of the proposed oil
storage stations in the Adriatic.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

After an engagement of twenty minutes
the rebels retired toward Tipperary,
leaving behind them a quantity of
equipment and munitions. One prisoner
was taken by the Free Staters
Sean OCeallaigh. former Irish repre-
sentative in Paris, has been rearrested
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Most of the treasures were taken
from famous edifices and shrines
of the Orthodox Russian established
church, of which the Czar was the
head before the war. Among the
loot was nearly 800 pounds by
weight of pure gold, about 500 of
silver and large quantity of dia-
monds, rubies, sapphires, emeralds
and other precious stones. running
into millions of dollars in value.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30
Pope Would Buy Red Loot
for Return to Churches

~ OPENHAGEN. July 20, = A
report received here from
Moscow to-day says that
Pope Plus has asked the Soviet
Government to sell him the treas
ures taken from ,the Russian
churches SO that he might restore
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
TOOK OVER HUSBANDS
CONTRACTING BUSINESS

pITrSBJIlGH. Mar Isl nite1
prcas)@Mhcn Nora O'Conuor =
husband died. leaving her -four chill
dron and a hig contracting business.
ala she lie down and quite
40 cir. take ncr own words
FOR I'll just went out ON the
building my husband had started
and told the men there that mere
after ] was The Boss
& finally convinced them that
] WIS sincere In taking up Jim y
work. but the hardest thing was
Tor my children To- overcome the
mn, biz of ridiCulc thrown nj me
lnr doing % man job. Mrs.
D'Cuuuc- continued.
This tnll. spare Irish omn ~
aH proud Of her big steam shovel
ana her twenty teams of horses as
many OF her ncighhors In FASH
ionnhle squirrel nm are Of their
limouaiuef.
IN her rough skirt and blouse and
stout shoes. Mrs. O'Tonnor snpor-
intends every bit ~ work herself.
Sh" II "a foo 81 the p~rofl;ect,ng
landlord. and has announced h,r
Intention e. construct q score Of
little houses in the early summer.
Al an are when many women
arr contemplating tho downward
slope OF lfe-shc Is 43-Mrs.
O'Connor Is lifting her eyes tow
ard the heights Of
Up 10 the sixth century The
period of lent vas 36 days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
USE SULPHUR TO
HEAL YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Eczema Helped Over Night

Fbr unsightly skin oruptlous
rash or hlotchts ON face neck arms
or body. you do not have 90 wait
for relief from torture or "mhnr-
rassmcut, declares "a uotid skin
specialist Apply q little Mcnthu-
sulphur and Improvement shows
next day.
Bccausc OF Cos germ destroying
properties nothing has ever been
FOUND 10 take the place Of this sui
phuf preparation. The moment
you apply o. healing bcsins only
those who have had UnsiFhtly skin
troubles car know the delight 'his
Mcntho-Sulphur brings t.Nsn
fiery. itching eczema BE- dried right
uU
Get a small iar from any good
druggist ard uso q like cold cream.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

prop,llors hy means Of gears.
Thi. innovation makes BE- poa-
siblo to drive the big ship forward
oI backward.
I'm che cabin o. sleeping uar-
tors for the CROW and n k~itrhenettc
from which m lunch or % regular
meal may be served.
Within the cabin also are stor-
1rr tanks Tor fuel ana OH Of uufn-
Client capacity tu carry the sliu 20
distance OF 5000 miles.
tn" wo motors can drive tie
sh.p ut % speed Of 90 miles un
huu-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
Carload of Nash
Cars Is Due

Tho Hoover Motor company dis
trihutors o., Sash motor cnrs. are
expecting the first Of two carloads
of Sash cars. including fours and
siNe'
Both carloads viii bee delivered to
vniting buyers Immediately upon
arrival
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Bs NEA service
uAYTt y. o.. March 25.-Army
experts hope that % new army
balloon. not yct chrl-toncd, will not
ONLY escape the fate Of the Roma
hai viii prove thc practical value
ul tine diriEiblc balloon. given "a
great setback b. tho Roma dis
utfrr
The new balloon was built az All
ron. o.. for the wlr department. 10
soon viii be brought tu McCouk
Igcld here Co hp put through JOS
uaces ON o. short trip recently tha
Shin lived up to 1li expectations
Thin now CRATE ltua many now
features NOT found iu amy other air.
cralt In thc United States
Ggnr-Shapcd BAG
The silkyu uaE BE- CirHr--hII al
'aud Inns 10 gus capacity 1f uo.uuo
cubic feet Dc Dr. 100 feet long ana
81. fcrt Boz diameter
Attached to- the envelope is ru
entirely enclosed cabin equipped
wIth window in % ia che uoW r
riuut. consisting of two moro.
marine ,urIueH connected with II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

the war OF 1879, had been used az a
training ship by tho navy. The
change was made because OF gov
ornmont economics. Naval of
ficors claim. however, that even
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Actual conditions inside the cyl
inder. In testing "a spark plug OUT
side. can be cqualed by plncing %
piece Of mica between the clrc-
trodes. The mica should be- ubogt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
FAMOUS FRiGATE ~
NOM 4 HANRAtkS

NEWPORT E T., MIR. iS
United Prcssl The old vessels Of
trr United States states navy. az
well as the new. are feeling the e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Automobile in the United States
require 500 10000 pounds Of crude
rubber annually
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

SIS inch Vide around which tho
spark has to jump making o. wider
gap Ia open air equal the narrow
gap In the much dcnscr cylinder
ga.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Great Britain has 1000 motor
truck lines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Onc-piece steel wheel has boon
Invented. including rim. spukDs
hub and brake drum.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

now tho Constellation could go
sou on short notice.
Cold water, according to high {
thority, Ia a valuable s,imuiant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
THEFT SYSTEM
IS LEFT TO THE
INSURANCE FIRMS
Englishman Devises a
Plan to Curb
Losses


IoNppN March o5-To stop
,t.r t.r ,y,, automobile ian
y c"uhtA Win tue "'NN''"'' ''i'
painless Then Tot these companies
check an ON each car entered Tor
insurnn,a to ba D,rtHiu of lts right
mi ownership
Tbls b. the idea OF q. s Broad.
wnnnrsr cd the hell Assurance aa-
soclatton. which has been IuEelt.-
qatlog England IS method of thoft
-urevcntlon
The prss.pt system consists O.
issuing registration books aud d.
cenae discs to each automobile
owner Vut counterfeit books and
disc hn,. appeartd and have made
\, rnsv for anyone So prove mis-
ownership OF ID stolen ear. says
nrond
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Chauffeurs 90 Missouri must
show two photographs uf thom-
selves with their drivers applica-
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Is your back giving out? Arc
you tired. miserable all run dowh
tortured win nagging backache
lRmonoas nnc sudden snbhing
palms, n SO look to your Rid
ncys. Ovcrwork hurry and worry
tend to wraiirn the kihncya Back
ache and an an urn out tcelu7g
IA onen tns first warning. Got
back your health while you can
Use poan'st Kidney PILLS, tho rom
edy Alhuquerane folks recommend
ASK your neishbori
Here = ne Albuquerauc casei
Mrs V. w, bowman 0 ". iron
Avc.. says, my Kidneys were weak
and had severe bnckacheH which
kept me miserable. Frcausnt
hnitdachos made Tho compllnt
worse and my Kidneys didn't ari
right. ofhorH IN my family hba
ufad Doane Kidney Pills with rsich
good resuita Z tried them. i'oan 2
soon freed me Of the backachrs
and other sisns Of kidney com
plnint
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26
Jobbers of
Beverages


ANCHOR FLOUR:
Fancy patent, made from selected hard wheat.
Ell SOL:
Fancy patent hard and soft wheat blended.
JOY o
Natural, Bits of Wheat" excellent breakfast
food. a-fr
SUNSHINE GRAHAM:
The kind that mother used.
2 Ell SOL CORN MEAL: -
Fancy selected fresh ground corn.
ORDER FROM YOUR GROCER
Corner New York &
Made in Albuquerque"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-26

Alamo Grocery. 30l South First 81.
Albuquerque Mercantile Co., 3l2
North FIRST st.
Bass, Edgar. 702 South Broadway
Boswell Grocery. 6l2 North Fifth ST.
Boyd. J. C.. 1lOl South Fourth ST.
Cautrcl. r. Mrs. 1900 North Second
Chadwick. ". B. G. I23 South Second
Champion Grocery Co.. G24 West Ii
irras Ave.
City Grocery Go. No. >, 90t South
Third ST.
Ccuroy s Grocery, SIC West Central
Crollot. Scfcrino. 1901 South Fourth
Do Bell, II. T., 70s West Fruit Ave.
Fordyce. Frank, ll2l East Central
Franchiui .. q Co.. 302 North First
G.. a q. Grocery, 1000 South Third
Gilbert. ). $. 40 West Atlantic Ave.
Gleason, H., 1901 North Fourth ST.
hawkins, W. L., III North Second
The New York herald., 1922-08-28

TRAVELLING agent. energetic. speaking Tor.
elm languaeev, italian. Runanian ana
elavish being Essential, wanted by old e-tao-
iisfsd steamship company; give references
and state salary expected Address 4. "a,
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
MEN.

! am looking for . particular type Of man
10 represent an organization Of national repu-
alton. selling merchandise. RegardIess OF
shall place In . position 20 earn 5000 per
year or more Ask for M. Bruce. room ].
10 West 31st u.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
SALESMEN.

SALESMEN.
. We have an opening for q
young man OF strong, refined
personality to sell h q n
grade electrical appliances;
territory and leads furnish
ed; exceptionally fine oppor-
tunity for aggressive man.
Apply Public Service Co., 81
Sip av., Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
APARTMENTS-To Let.
~ Furnished. ~.
From Battery 20 18th st.. Inclusive.

11TH ST., q. w.--Ftirnished apartment, 2
rooms. bath, heat, hot water: maid SER
vice; rent 5000 and 81 400. FOLSOM BROS,
INC. 1c7 East y4th 81.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28

59TH, So East (Manfas sset Apartment HoteD
Three large rooms, elevator. telephone,
maid service; reasonable rent; lease also
unfurnished.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
HELP WAlgTED-MIs.

MEN.
GREAT NORTHERN
HALLWAY.
Permanent railroad Jobs
IN the great Northwest
Machinists, boilerTnakers,
blacksrniths, sheet metal
workers, coach carpen-
ters, car repairers; good
wages, time and one-half
after eight hours ana for
Sundays and holidays
FREE TRANSPORTATION
Apply 20 d. w. Morrison,
Superintendent OF Em-
ployrnent, Great Northern
Railway, st. Paul, Mimi,
or Room 421, ESQ Broad
way, New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
FOR SALE-Misce cellaneous

OFFER famous South Carolina Honey Dew
cantaloupes at 81 per crate. Cash with
order. The Grocery Shop. Blackbille. s. c..
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CHARLES HOROwITz and HARRY HORO-
WITT have withdrawn from the firm Of
Horowitz Bros. deiicatesscn. at 2120 6th av.
HOROWITZ BROS.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28

TARRYTOWN.
rs room house. partly furnished: acre
ground: two blocks from Broadway. on Al
looking Hudson; ideal location for Inn or
small hotel; 5000 cash required Phone 81
Tarrytown
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
SALESMEN,
ATTENTION.

Wanted. at once. two moro clean cut.
ambitious and energetic men,. over -
yeara OF age, who are looking for a real
> opportunity with n rapidly growing con-
cern: experience unnecessary ~ we train
you and pay you as per week to start.
eau to-day. room 33. American Trust
Building. 375 Fulton st., Jamaica, New
York, between and r. M.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
siTuATI0Ns wAKTED-F...ls.

GERMAN woman wants laundry and clean
ings best references. $40 East Stss ss-s
first floor left.
GIRL. colored. wishes position houeswork:
rs1srenee: Brun. 4a W. 1890. caxs x.-..:.;:
GIRL, oolored, wishes housework. Mande-
thorpe. co 0Ill 207 w. d1st.
GIRL. housework. adults apartment. rsfsr-
ences. 1876 lexington av.. care MurRo4.-
HOUSEKEEPER to take full charge In gsnr
ueman's hons; references exchAngsd- ~
Greene av.. Brooklyn, care Mrs.. Pafmer.
HousEwoRKER. lately landed from Irs-
land; small family. Hession. 1928 Clay
av., Bronx.
HoUSEWORKER. or day work, Southern
colored girl with references. Call Morn
ingside S95s.
HoUsEwoRKER. colored. fun, part time.
day work. 2144 9th av. Harlem 28S7.
HORSEPOWER, general, white, expert
enced. adults. I w. 6oth. apt. 81.
LADY's maid or chambermaid, refined young
lady, hairdressing and manicuring. wants
out OF town position; willing to travel; Aiss
MsMerl lsl South 9Th st.. Newark, =. ::
LIGHT homework, with baby. colored; city.
country; refsrence. Brown. 1le w. 18Th
n. MAID 10 ONE LADY
By neat girl, good sean seem,tr.ss. LISTERS only.
II west 65th st.. caro- of Gleeson.
MAID. Visiting companion, French. wtshes
position: rood sewer. Daniel. AIS =: 64sh:
MAID. light colorsd. wishes position with
lady. actress. Phillips. 2ie2 9th av.
MASSAGE attendant wishes position. Padil-
lac Kllntk. 12s ": saith ST. Hour. 20 T. NJ
NURSE goveNess, French and German !;
best references. Martha. $50 west gath.
sEcRETARY-ExECUTTvE, with expert
stenoGraphy: exceptional sxperisncs; start
$40 for early Advancement. b 27to Herald.
Herald 50.
WAITRESS or Observation-Disclosures; FIN
nish woman. married: experienced: refer
snces. IA w. 127th.
wOMAN. reliable. does washing, Cleaning
days work; references. Box 81. iooe
WOMAN wants work, half time or full day.
Anderson. sos w. 140th.
WOMAN. coiored. married, position as tani-
tress: best reference. Hooten. 30A w. 148th:
WOMAN wants position as houseworker.
Allda Barglund. ll2 y. 120th o.
Employment Accomplishments.
. LADIES
IN need Of competent household servants
L win always find satisfaction At
. the II. M. MODERN AGENCY.
200 East RID st. southeast corner Sd av.
Rhinelander l11-40T9-S74e.
LAZARE'S AGENCY
The most successful.
THERE is A REASON.
72d st.. corner Lexington av.
Rhinelander 4044-4o15-4e4s.
NURSES-GOVERNESSES
sxperiencedi references investigated.
LAZARE'S REGISTRY,
1A3 East TAD st. corner Lexington av.
Rhlnelander 4o44-4o45-404s.
BRENNAN AGENCY, Cos Madison av.-62d
ct. Rhinelander 0400. Domestic help
Offices Rye. Greenwich and Stamford.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
westchestsr -ssis -sr Ia.

FOR sALE-GENTLEMAN's HOMIE.
MOUNT VERNON; BEST LOCA-
ROOMS, THREE BATHS AND Lava
TORY; WATER HEAT: HIGH CLASS
THROUGHOUT. PHOTOS AT 702;
II EAST 40TH ST., NEW YORK.
MURRAY HILL beA6.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28

GARDENER, first class man, to take charge
Of eentiemau's place near New York city:
must thoroughly understand all outside work
and be able to handle help; also knowledge
OF cows and chickens: good position for
right party with personal references. ID 7e1
Herald, 280 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

City Property.
wANTND-Private house In good locality In
city. Will rent or buy for cash II price
Is right. Particulars by letter to ITO Broad
way, Room o0o.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
Furnished.
Above 18th 50. to 6Sth -. NAcluAlvs).

18TH, 131 EAST-Rare bargain; Z sunny
rooms, attractively furnished: fireplace
exclusive Gramercy section: $2c5. POTTER.
Gramercy 6SS!,. @-----.-
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
Now YORK st.te-ssle g I.ss.
Connec.icst sr La.

Two family hotRs. 7 rooms each. all
modern improvements. with sleeplng porch
ioween Park, shippan sv.: price Is, 500.
KATY SPAzIANTE, - Beli g.. Stamford.
Conn. Telephone 1434-5.
The New York herald., 1922-08-28
HELP WANTED-FsnaIs.

HELP WANTED-FsnaIs.
CITIZENS RELIEF
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
LICENSED AND BONDED.
Temporary Phone Morn. 4020-21.
114 West 135th. between Lsnox and 1th aye.
fb65o51aIa boMEsTHfc Hss1 4 TiHSp5UsTRiHT TSH5fJs rFxHaf
MALE AND FEMALE
Colored Help Furnished
NO CHARGE 10 EMPLoYEMe.
DUFFY'S AGENCY.
2 WEST 9TH 81:
20 cooks. go to 800.
wsitrssses. pariermalds. chambsrmsiaa
Couples. buffers. useful men
Any nationality.
NURSES,
governesses, nursery governessss.
free positions, free Of ehasEe
LAZARE'S REGISTRY,
lz3 East y2d ST.. corner Lsxington ay.
GIRLS -------GIRI-S-- GIRLS
HUNDREDS OF POSITIONS OPEN.
NO oTTicE FEE.
THE H. M. MODERN AGENCY.
200 East 72d st.. 8. p. corner Sd av.
FREE TO GIRLS.
good positions.
LAZARE'S AGENCY,
14S East I'D St. corner Lexington av.
MANY GOOD PLACES.
Cooks. chambermaids. Mattresses, h0sDe-
workers. laundresses, nurses, couples.
WETTLER'S AGENCY,
20 WEST 43D ST.
osTERBERs Agency. ne Lezinston av.-
Chambernaaids. cooks. htchenrnaids, wast-
ladies' rnaids. Keueral housennaiHs: tumos
LANG & BOEcHERER CO..
4s West s3d st. Estsblished 1890.
houseworkers. butlers and couples.
OsTERBERo Agency. 7ie Lsxinsten av,.
chambermsids. cooks. kischsnTslds, waas.
iadiesf maids. general housenasds; in,aAsls'
etsy.
COOKS. Ch'maids. W.itrs.sss. Asswcrker..
IHSzEh saEEnEs Ell EHsT hMri;pYHr 7ap sq.s A00S'
FREE OF CHARGE.
AT MRS. THEO. MALMBERGs
isss EEMeS EsESroa ssTNsIISHED 1H s4 '''''
Select help. All positions. Private famfliss:
Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW
wanamaker Beauty School,
4S5 Fifth Ave-, Near 00th,
{Oppoaits Lord Tsylor3
Leading School In Amsriea,
Earn $50 Weekly.
Hairdressing,. Manicuring.
All branches taught: register now for hish
position: we cannot fiji the demand: reach
out now for success In an environment Of
wsahh and refinement: day. svsnins oisssss.
We start you In business: easy terms. Write
o. call for pArttculars. Telephone 1179 Wand:
EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrsrs
famous Hafrdressins. Manicure. Beauty
AV.: Newark Branch. SAT Broad ST.
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REPRESENTATIVE

REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED. ACTIVE. EXPERIENCED REP
PRESENTATION ON MACLIINE sCEEWS;
BOLTS; WRITE, STATING EXPERIENCE.
&C. WESTERN SCREW MANUFACTURE
ING CO.. 44l3-25 WEST KINziE ST.. CIII-
CA(yJ MI.
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WOMEN.

woman TO represent an organization OF
national reputation. selling merchandise:
regardless of your present occupation
YOU may be the woman shall place In
4 position to earn $1,000 per year. or
more. Ask for Mr.. Bruce. room l.
10 West 3ist st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wants front parlor separate
entrance, In small apartment; West Side.
below 65th ST.: state full particulars. terms.
lS40 Broadway. Boz SOL. Arcade.
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New York.

BEAUTIFUL. modern mountain resort and
farm: excellent table: heat, healthy. ro-
mantle location: SO miles New York: S18-
S21. EPrNDLER, Lefever Falls. Ulster
County. N. Y. (near Kingston)). p. o. Rosen-