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WASHINGTON Jan 1e,
Beds are 10 lose thefr lIidiytdss
1ality under standarl lizatinn
plans Of the division o. simptl.
fled practice Of the comm rce.
department. They win no long.
err appear in tinco tith and trTegr.
lar sizes with trick mat tresseS
leaving q psocliyity 10 slide TO
tie floor IN the hours Of deepest
sleep, III
Z Standardization Of beds, the
department declared, means a
great deal 70 the bed and mat.
tress manufacturers and the
general public and tie govern;
ment Is coop erating in the plan
to keep the bed within circum.
the statement Bhid, a half size
bed was AM thing from a park
scribed bounds. Up to this time,
bench upwaFd 90 far as stand
ards went"
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SQUADRON
tcSntinus4 from par onslt

tConttnued from paGA onel
Harvest Of sopls.p Regarding this
sermon Mr.. Grow, director oflmusic
I'm evangelistic meetings in every
section OF the United States, said,
that Is the finest sermon that I
have ever heard this winter. and
one Of the greatests I have ever lis
tened to-" Is
Mrs. Crow played "Remem.
Ibrance,n by DeBeoix. Mr.. Grow
song, "open the Gates OF the Tenn
Iple,I by Knapp, obligato BY Mrs.
Crow, ! ~,
"A very interesting program has
been arranged for theService this
evening beginning at 1880. as fol.
Song service, directed by. M.
Grow; duet, 'tThe Lord Is NY
Shepherd" Smart, Misses Eva and
Goldie Hartley: tenor Solo, The
Bells OF cience,, Albert, Mr..
Crow, sermon, e Climbing Seven
Christian Motinta aims, Dr. AZ. Coz
don. n 8
During the baptlsmal service fol-
lowing the sermon, Dr.. =. Campbell
Jobess Of Wheeling, for 81. years a
Christian minister. and still active
In. the work will conduct a service
on baptismal information. -sfSt 4
Highland Avenue m. e. Church. !
Onesof the best meetings sof the
series was heidi here last night.
The house was filled to Overlooking,
and many had to stand Rev: Mere.
dith's subject last night was I'm.
tercession," and The drove home
the thoughts In the tlesgion with
much forcefulness. The song SER
vice was lively, and made the aud.
ence receptive for the following
sermons Members Of the Billy Sun.
day club rendered two male quar-.
tets. and promised to return! again
Tuesday night. Fifteen 4 CONVEX.
sions crowned the affortssp put forth
last night, makinglin all about for.
ty for the week. 81 Z
The Sunday school yesterday
morning exceeded the greatest ex
pections OF the superintendent
There were 31S present, making one
OF the largest Sunday school audi.
ences ever known In Bellyiew. !. I,
= First M.sE. Church.
There will be a covered dish sup.
per. served In the church dining
room this evening at % Clock fbY
the Isabella Thoburn circle. Every
member Of the circle, member Sot
the church, 1and any friends are
asked to come with some article OK
food other than meat. "A good time
with plenty Of music will, be. enjoy.
ed. A silver offering for mission.
airy work will be taken. ~ \
Williams Memorial M, e. Church,
South. ss;s {{g.
The, sUnbroken Circle Sunday
school class will have business
and social meeting at the home Of
Miss Naomi Roor, Bell Run. this
evening; beginning at 1880. Every
member Of the class Is cordially In.
yited. III 81,
Prayer Sessions ~
Tuesday night. January 81: = Mrs.
Ellen Straight, .311 Chicago street,
Jesse e. Wright, leader {. IL Clay
ton, $40 Spring street., r., A. Watts,
leader; Z n. Morgan; ss19 Locust
avenue. Miss Blanch Gibson, lead
er; A. j. Rice: 60s Mt. Vernon ave
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REPORTS MADE
TO |IYBgARIBI.
Dr.. Jan,ison Tells City
Dads About Health
Conditions Here

NJ. r.,as4 ~ nv bas1 ,s,hvaic.
10 M - ~ = n, ~
III, y. ~ s s;'s e : ~
. e.l,9 e z ~ All, i
oo 10, y shs ~ X
. INV hetv x ssia n s;,s c,ss MI Il
' ...o 49, 80. "a, X 49, 80
7ea hRp's'9e ~ y,
II me report ~ glam1gg = y Snow y
ga tnat npring tnesstpp snss q oci
Eoners NoEemoet eng ( esstnpe :.
moro naa peen SepoFs 70 = . nln %
cases OF nipnsnerla a1a NJ. " Gee y
scarlet IeSer " Only B!.1s instances
vas tnere 3 see9ne 81 y i N =
family ana ~ mousse were unaeF
quarantine Win these Two as
eases (. 3
The reDort allowed that there
had been reported TO q him four
cases Of typhoid fever not any OF
which could be- traced to- city
water. Other cases OF illness re.
ported were one case o nfkienza,
three casts Of Pneumonia, three
casea Of chicken boz. one case Of
measles, TIRES CASES OF syphilis
and gonorrhoea i
Dir. Jamtson alsns pointed out In
tho report the fact that the local
dairymen were cooperating with
the city In its Efforts % secure
pure milk supply for the city and
That In NOT one ms ance had he
Experienced any trouble in collect
ing his samples % milk for testing
purposes. One hundied and fifty
two permits have been granted to
dairymen In thtss Harrison, Taylor
and Monongalia counties. q {.
Two resolutions were presented
By Mayor W. W. Conway and
we're accepted by the board. One
would Tx tho salary of city SAINT.
larry officer 81 w. Swiger at 1880
aud that OF extra 20 icaman, ct $240
per annun and would give permits
sion 70 nir swiger to act In both
capacities. The other TohldS fix the
salary OF city health officer Or J !.
A.. Jamison nj S125o and that Of
city physician at $3.50 and would
grant permission TO Dr.: Jamison
10 ffil both positions 4
Upon reccmme ndat hon OF Mayor
Conway Patroiman Eccles who
las, been employed as an extra
policeman was appointed full time
officer. r.. n KS u
Director Of Finance . f. Davis
notified the board that he had ar
ranged with the county assessor
FOR an assistant % be- paid ,a salary
IL $l25 PEI month and the time
not to exceed TITO and one halt
montils. 8
Director Of hishways; w q.
Arnett reported That the work
q clearing tie river channel had
hut several points mus be ,renoy-
. s.-a.11saEfi - 4 Iftlfl. 2. ~ = -
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Have You CatartrhI?l =

3 q =
A Maryland Woman Advises You
Hampstead; MIDI have de-
rived more benefit from Dr.
Pierce's remedies than any Ishaye.
used i especially wish to recSom-.
mend Or. Pirce's Golden Medical
Discovery and Dr.. Sage, Catarrh
,Remedy asg they cured me entire,
~ OF a bad case OF catarrh and
sore throat over fifteen years ago.
AS for the eFavorite Prescription,
It has been Of the greatest help
for feminine troubles. Mrs.
Mary Buchanan, r. D. I, Box L! I
You should obtain Or. PferceHs
remedies for your complaints at
your .netghborhood drug store.
Write DR.. Pierce. Pres. 1nyalids''
Hotel, Buffalo, + n. Y, for free
medical advice. { 5, IS
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PraYer Snsslons

Tuesday night. January 24:S Mrs,
Ellen Straight, .311 Chicago, street,
Jesse e. Wright leader; c. L.. Clay.
ton, $40 Spring street, r., A !. Watts,
leader; . n. Morgan; 300 Locust
avenue. Miss Blanch Gibson, lead
er; "A. ]. Rice: 60ss Mt. Vernon ave
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3s 50 --5st - $500
iWiuFight The
Nolstead Plan

CLEVELAND, Jan. f6 A fight
to repeal the yolstead act and per
NIT thu sale OF 2.75 per cent beer
and light wines win be carried Ia
the voters OF Ohio this fall under
the terms Of the referendum Law,
according to Captain VIM. n. Stay.
on, managing vice president OF the
national association against tbs,
prohibition amendment,
Petitions will be circulated and
a campaign waged. Cleveland has
been chosen as state headquarters
for carrying on the battle Branch
headquarters will be established in
every county in the state
Staytonj came to Cleveland this
morning TO formulate detailed
plans for carrying TN the fight.
There are 20 per cent. more
horses and nearly twice us many
mules In the United States as there
were rs years ago, y.
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nue., R. T. Brown, leader; y. @.
Boice. 221 Walnut avenue. ]. w.

nue., R. T. Brown, leader; L. O.
Boice, 221 Walnut avenue, ]. w.
Polling, leader. '9'
Thursday night, January 26!
Jesse Wright, 800 Chicago street;
Mrs. Ella Straight. leader; c. s. Bal.
ley, S16 Field street, Ward Downs,
leader: II q. IS. Downs, ga! Mt. YER
non avenue, "A. j, Rice, leader; Mrs.
Lucy Hibbs, 526 Walnut avenue, s..
d. James. leader.
First Baptist Church.
| Tonight at 7:30i@ stereopticon
lecture on From Survey to Ser
vice." a book on conditions in
America from the industrial, social,
educational and religious stand
point. 4,
There are sixty one slides which
will reveal much and besides the
lecture Is. we'll prepared and Will
bring out very well the suggestion
intended by each slide.
We want a large attendance ut
this service not only Of our own
folks but also Of those wot the city
who are studying and have studied
this book; also anyone else who de.
Fslres to attend, Z, /,
Grace Lutheran Church. j.
Immediately following the Wed.
.nesday evening church service
there will be a meeting OF the
teachers and off cers OF the Sunday
school. This Is an important meet.
ing and all are urged to be present.
The pastor Is very anxious that
all the parents of the church send
their children TO- the pastors cate.
cheticaf classes which meet on Fri.
day at 1880 and AIS p. m.
n Subscriptions are now due to the
Young Lutheran, sour Synodical pa.
per. Please give subscription to
the pastor. x, - ls,, q, !
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MANAGER.

A DESIRABLE POSITION is
OPEN TO A MAN BETWEEN
THE AGES or IS AND a5 WHO
HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN
THE MANAGEMENT or CHAIN
STORES. WE NOW OPERATE
IS STORES AND CONTEMPLATE
INCREASING THIS NUMBER TO
20 IN THE VERY NEAR FU-
TURE. AS THESE STORES
SPECIALIZE IN THE HANDLING
OF MEATS. PREFERENCE WILL
BE SHOWN THE MAN WHO HAS
HAD EXPERIENCE IN THIS
LINE or WORK AND CAN FUR
NIsH REFERENCES AS TO HIS
HONESTY AND ABILITY. WRITE
FOR APPOINTMENT TO THE
PURITAN MARKETS. l32 WASH
INGToN ST.. PROVIDENCE. r. I.
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MANA GOOD MAN.

We require the services OF /, clean-cut
Christian OF average intelligence, who
IL willing TO work hard for. decent
pay. at the same time preparing him
self for advancement: high-class
house; references required.
SUITE 29O9. WOOLWORTH TOWER!
SUITE $40. ITO BROADWAY,
AT 2sTH ST.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION desired OF whereabouts OF
Serma Mesrabian. wife OF Toros Mesrabian,
missing for over eight years, formerly resided
at No. 243 East 3sth ST., New York city;
believed TO be dead. Kindly communicate
with KATSKE & BERNSTEIN, attorneys
No. Graham av., brooklyn. N, Y, or Toros
Mesrabian. 2i Beach 47th st.. Edsemere. L. l.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY, WE'D. THURSDAY AND SAT.
~ o'clock noon.
BROWNS AUTO sALE5ROOMS,
Sd AV., COR. 18TH ST. STUYvESANT $500.
40 popular makes-and more-of used
passenger and commercial cars,
listed by different owners. will be
sold at public auction on sales days:
every is demonstrated. Can
be inspected now. Call with
deposit and secure the car you want.
sELLERs-List your car with us.
We have the buyers. Get results
while you wait. Commission charged
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

wANTED-Good home for 81 months old
girl; city or country. X. f.. so. 2IS Wye
koff av., Brokolyn
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave will pay highest possible prices for
furniture, houses, apts., pianos, bric-a. !.
brac. books. works OF art. NORMAN, 80
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 2377.
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Furniture.

FURNITURE. rugs and linens OF four rooms.
with privilege of apartment. blocks from
Times Square. 406 w. 44th ST. Ring Janl-
tors bell.
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MEN between 1s and 80 years OF age can
make one hundred dollars per week sccur-
ing ownership In most up-to-date enter
prise. Write call for Interview. Mr..
Ettinger. third floor. 40 w. gath st. N. Y.
sALEsMEN--LARGE FINANCIAL INs-ITU-
TION REQUIRES HIGH GRADE SALES
MEN TO SELL PROTECTION ON A
STRAIGHT COMMISSION: WE CAN FUR
N1SH YOU A PLEASANT. PROFITABLE
OPPORTUNITY, AND a PERMANENT IN
COME If YOU ARE CAPABLE OF HAN
DLING OUR WORK.
FOR NEW JERSEY TERRITORY.
APPLY TO ". LEWSEN.
6o4 STATE BANK BLDG, NEWARK, N. J.
FOR BROOKLYN AND LONG ISLAND.
G. r. JONES,
612. 30 COURT ST. BROOKLYN, ". Y.
FOR UP STATE,
w. c. MCPHERSON,
81 STATE ST. ALBANY, ". Y.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

MEN.
CAN YOU SAY YES
TO 4 QUESTIONS
T. Can YOU work on the idea that Ger
vice is the greatest thing In busi-
ness?
. Would you feel al home IN a great
business corporation that takes Ser
vice TO the people. based upon
Truth, Honesty and Loyalty?
g. Are you capable and ambitious
enough 10 train for Il big paying
position with a large corporation
that believes in the business ability
Of women?
4. DO you realize that yesterday Is
gone-to-morrow Is dream-and
that TO-DAY Is yours for action?
II your answer is YES" come and
see about real position with a cor
poration that pays and promotes
women on their merits.
Cali Suite 723. l65 Broadway.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE,
Reach 56th and Surf av.. Sea Gate Nortons
Point, New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without bath: 45 min
utes from Times square. 80 minutes Cham
bers ST.: Municipal subway; rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 12If.
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statesmen WANTED

EXPERIENCE NOT ESSENTIAL, TO
SELL BONDS OF A SUCCEssFUL
INDUSTRIAL THAT HAS PAID
DIVIDENDS REGULARLY SINCE
INCORPORATION : YEARS AGO:
LIBERAL COMMISSION. rNDUs-
TRIAL DISTRIBUTORS CORP,
ROOM si1, - WEST ADD ST.
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SALESMAN = Old established automobile
company requires the services OF an alert.
aggressive salesman OF Jewish extraction;
he must know the automobile business thor
oughly. must have a successful automobile
sales record; must have well groomed
American personality; these qualifications
powered automobile sales organization
which IL getting results through close CO.
operation. Call 1924 broadway. bet. 10 p. NJ.
SALESMAN.
Security salesman for high grade issue:
corporation has been established for past
fifteen years with a record OF cntnings and
dividends: the proper man VIII experience
will be furnished leads and atroductions
from stockholders and directors; II you are
n 1--we wire and sincere this 10 your oppor-
,unity. Address 9 $50 Herald. Fulton 81.
statesmen, canvassing. several wanted for
Iianos: only high class mon OF good char
acter. addrces and successful record. men
who really enjoy hard work, will be consd-
cred: compensation based on commissions
with reasonable drawing account 20 start
with. Apply 70 Mr. Post, piano department.
sALEsMEN-old established automobile com
pany requires saiesmen with successful
record In the automobils business and with
dominant sales qualifications. such mon can
~ into o. high powered sales organization
that Is furnishing cooperation TO a most un-
usual degree. II YOU have a record. call
1924 Broadway after Y. VI.
ALEsMEN--Entirey new line. now In ex-
ceptional demand; every careful business
man and woman requires same, both In Of
flee and home: large commissioni only high
class men need apply; earning possibilities
unlimited: 500 10 $500 per week not excep-
iional. Apply Room 1lle. Park Row Bldg.
Statesmen TO sell hieh grade car IN New
York for one OF the oldest companies. ex-
perience In selling automobiles unnecessary.
but only high srade statesmen need apply;
commission and drawing account. p. A..
fo4 Herald Herald "a.
SALESMAN Thoroughly competent piano
salesman wanted 20 follow canvassers and
close outside business: must posse@s every
qualification; big money awaits big man.
Apply Afr. Post, Plano Department. John
sALESMAN-To sell second hand automo-
biies. Call 100 North av.. New Rochelle,
", " New Rochelle oo4.
SAbESMAN--Who can stand harU work and
prosperity; salary end commisfion. Long
scre S435.
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Statesmen

WITH STOCK. BOOK OR INsCR-
ANcE EXPERIENCE; PRESENT
MEN AVERAGING OVER 81 900
MONTH COMMISSION; DIRECT
LIVE LEADS; CLOSE COOPERA-
1sON. IMMEDIATE OPPORTUNITY
FOR sALEsMANAGERSHr AND
PERMANENT sALARIED POSITION.
CALL ALL DAY, ROOM AZ. 32i
nnnAnWAY
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MEN-BIG BUSINESS OF TO-DAY.

saiesmanship has created all big industrial
and financial institutions
We want statesmen who can sell the Pre-
ferred and Common shares OF growing
mortgage company.
We want statesmen who Will remain with
ua permanently.
We want statesmen who are willing TO work
as hard as our sales manager.
We want statesmen who will make money
for themselves
We want Iaen OF the calibor 10 become
managers in assigned territories.
We want statesmen who are honest and
capable.
cations.
We can offer a strong company. n big
Board OF Directors in both New York and
Boston. We have strong bank Endorsements.
well prepared literature, good leads and
plenty OF open territory.
Cali on Mr.. Johnson. Room 301. 80 E. 42d ST.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0Us.
FOR SALE

= FOR SALE
scREw-BoLr AND NUTS FACTORY.
Modernly established. making motor
car. railway. shipping and engine
screws, as well as capstan lathe work.
Having important orders mt hand and
situated at large navigable water in
the center OF Holland. Wanted cap
ital at least F.1.300. 900 Dutch
guilders).
Apply under r. 21sf 10 BEYERs'
ADVERTISING AGENCY, Utrecht,
Wed No. Z.
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sTENOGRApHER--BRIG NEAT, con-
sCfENTIOUS, EXPERIENCED. FOR
GENERAL OFFICE WORK; PERMANENT
POSITION; REFERENCES. FrCKG, REED
CO., 22g BORDEN Av., l.. l. CITY. TAKE
QUEENcBoRo SUBWAY TO HUNTERS
POINT STATION.
sTENOGRAPHER, Christian, experienced, 90
rs years; must be fast and accurate typist,
steamship office; salary s2J week. Reply
At once, special delivery, as position will
not be open after Monday. 1890 Herald.
10th at
sTENoGRAPHERs. for position IN bankins
Institution. State age, education. experi-
enoe and salary desired. Address Il. r., y.
o. Box s22. City Hall Station, New York city,
STENOGRAPTtER IN textile commission
house; state age. experience. salary
wanted aud n knowledge bookkeeping.
v Tlo Herald, $50 broadway.
vATTRFsa, experienced. willing require
good city references. Call e-1l, IS T.. SD.
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SALESAIEN

willing 70 demonstrate ability
short period field work famillarize
selves with merit of proposition.
Cooperation on part OF officers TO
open additional branches.
Write. giving tuli details. Box
1000 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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sECRETAHY-Young man. 70, desires posi-
tion where trust and loyalty are vital; now
similarly employed: competent assistant TO
executive. $40 Herald. Fulton st.
SHIPPING and stock clerk, married man;
six years wholesale electrical Appliances;
capable take charge. George Martin, 12I
Woodbine st. BROOKLYN. NJ. Y.
SHIPPING clerk t3s). take full charge; can
pack, mark, route. trace s25. 1927
Herald, Brooklyn.
STENoGRAPIIER (23J, experienced knowi.
edge bookkeeping, desires opportunity r.
h2h Herald, $50 Bway.
STEWARD, club; experienced in ali
branches best OF references. ID 226i Her
aid, Herald so.
SUPERINTENDENT or manager, married
age 30. wants charge gentieman's estate
agricultural and horticultural experiences al
references; International Correspondence
School student. Call or write n, III gin
mons ia s. Mt av., Montciair, N. j. Tel.
UpHOLSTERER, European, works All your
residence; good and reasonable. 33e East
77th.
VALET. first class, would like one or more
gentlemen TO valet. 1880 Herald, Her.
aid 50.
VALET. waiter and bushelnan. James
Walsh. 253 y. 50th. Plaza $3.50.
YOUNG man wants work, few hours, eve
nlnrs. stenographer anything. we'll dressed.
refined. 213S Herald, Herald 50.
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PARf,OR grand Stsinwav. natural ma.
hogany. perfect condition: iittle used: bar
gain first buyer; sasJ. Room 1ia. Hotel
buckingham. mornings
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PORTABLE GARAGES.

GARAGE. portable, fscproof. sheet metal
isx3e, $3.50, Tel. olinyille BlieK,
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COUPLE, French, butler. chambermaid. ex-
perienced. best references; go anywhere.
2l46 Herald. Herald SO.
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Statesmen.
Corporatl ton manufacturing product
which a. revolutionizing a universal in
dustry wants several energetic live wires
for permanent connection with COM
pany; liberal commission basis. Apply
Mr. Dunwody. room sol, 10 w. 50th 81.
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COUPLE. colored, wife experienced COOK
man experienced In all housework. also eN-
perienced chauffeur chanie, ii years writ
ten and personal reference last position.
Gaines. III w. i30th st. Morningside 92ll-M I.
COUPLE. child. two. 10 years written per-
sonal reference. excellent cook. competent
butler, willing, trustworthy. do entire work
except washine,. drive car, wish positions.
anywhere. 453 W. 12Jth, care Kari.
COUPLE, take charge private or small CLUB
house, city, country; understand all KINDS
aousework, plain cooking: willing workers.
13i East 18th tring top belD.
CoUPLE-woman cook, waitress; husband
assist with housework man good gardener;
reterences. Write Daniel. 70 Harrison 81.
CRAFTSMAN. machine designer desires adj
ditional work. Z. D. Roberts. IS East 4lsl.
ELEVATOR. coiored, fireman. janitor. por-
ter. &C. Ford, 2li4 9TH az. Harlem 23sL.
ENGINEER. machinist electrician; Al IL
cense. references understands all repairs !
day or night. no firing. Meyer. 30j w. 125th.
F'EEDER-Young man. feeder on cutting ma
chine; in last shop years. Thomas H.
Dolan, 22s w. 25th.
FIREMAN. colored. licensed. janitor. repairs.
&c Lowery. 2l44 9TH av. Harlem 1887.
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Westchester.

SUNNY REST SANITARIuM,
574 Palsade av., Yonkers. N. Y.
Hirh class hople for invalids. convalescents
and aged. under medical supervision: mod
crate rates. Phone Yonlsers 564o.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PIANOS AND PBoSoGRArHs.

Ne old and one concert violin for SAT-.
Call gftXyeeant QfO1s
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THE BETHESDA SANITARIUM.
White Plains, receives invalids, GONZALES.
cents. Address Supt.. 80 Hamilton av. Phone
PAL.
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PRIVATE SECRETARY;
FRENCH ENGLISH.
YOUNG MAN. 81 YEARS
or AGE. WITH 0 YEARS
EXPERIENCE IN sECRE-
TARIAL WORK. DESIRES
TO ASSOCIATE WITH
IMPORT OR EXPORT
CON ERN EMBRACING
FRANCE AND COLONIES:
CAN SPEAK AND coRRE-
SPoND IN FRENCH FLU
ENT LY: EXCELLENT
REFERENCES AVAIL
ABLE. ADDRESS Y 222o
HERALD. ESQ B'wAY.
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ENGLAND-Royalty nurse wishes to board.
adult; country home. Columbus 2919.
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HILL TOP INN.
LAWRENCE PARK, BkONxvILLE.
81 Valley Road. Telephone 3806.
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AUTO AUCTION SALES

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSELL a. kEARNEY.
Established 1s67),
128-12s East 18Th St
TOMORROW fFRIDAY). MARCH "a,
AT II O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale viii comprise a great many
pleasure and business cars, the property
OF different consiRnors.
Automobile auctions every Tuesday and
Friday.
l.. r. DUNKLEY, Auctioneer.