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Continued from Yesterday.


If Barstowe was amazed by
Jeanne's confession that she did
not love him he gave no evidence
OF II.
Knocking the ashes from his
cigarette, he said grayely:
You mean that?"
She nodded, fingers twisting the
pearl tassels that swung from the
girdle of her gown.
then he said:
Il rather suspected it-In fact.
can't 1truthfully say that / am sur
priseA For not once during our
engagement have you voluntarily
offered me a caress- You have
only submitted" d"
After another silence, he said:
"Just why have you married me-?
She raised frank eyes:
Because 1 like you better, ad-
mire you more, than any man I've
ever known. And don't under
stand anything about love. I have
, never loved anyone"
She might have added Anyone
but myself"
He nodded thoughtfully.
'T think I understand. I recall
telling you that I felt. you did not
love me that day when I asked you
to marty me. But l promised tc
make you love me. ] am sure that
I can some day. Will you let me
try?'' =
"Of course" she agreed.
why Net Love HINT
InwardIy she was wondering il II
could not be easily accomplished
Why should she not learn to love
someone who gave her the thing:
she had desired all her life?
He rose and came over to her
stood looking down at the bright
hair that cleaned under the swing.
ing lamps, at the eyes yelled with
their sweeping lashes. at the pure
oval of her face.
Then he reached out a lean
brown hand and cupped in it hel
rounded chin. raising it until hel
eyes were forced to meet his.
will you promise me then mo-
to fear me-until that day comes?
She nodded after a moment
He went back to his chair and
stretching his 1.-THE length comfort
ably in its cushions, selected an
other cigarette.
II believe we can have a grea'
time rambling around together like
a couple of pals. There are lots oi
things to do and places to go fol
two people who see life as identi'
cally as we see it."
Jeanne nodded. but she was won
dering if he had the faintest sus'
picion of the way she saw it
wealth, fashion. the gay froth!
Some day while were idlinG
around in tropical seas, 1 want tc
tell you all about this new enter
prise of mine that's been occupying
so much of my time and attention
since / got out of the army. You
know, It was dads stake. He want
ed to make something of me beyond
being a mere rich mans son, sc
he gave me my inheritance at ope
whack, so to speak. Instead oi
waiting around for him to die De-
fore 1 came into what was mine by
right of his generosity, he turned II
over to me on my twenty-first birth
day. OF course, the war delayed
my making use of il; but, as soor
as I got back from France, looked
the field over and selected the bus
mess that I wanted to buidl up.
have the invaluable asset of dads ad'
vice, you see, and I really think I'm
going to make it go. I haven't got
il in me to make the wholesale sue
cess dad made, but I'm not going
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TEE cHARAcTERs

JEANNE DARE, knorB IN the
kftls Totca totoH sohenee she came
ss plain JANE DARE. has set her
self No In Nsto York as q tcedlthy
pomas In the hope Of sRdrin1 q
rich husband. In this effort she %
making use Of
VIC BARSToWE, heir to the re-
psted Barstosoe millions, tcho shotos
sioHs of iRfdtudtioR tcfth her.
sTGN0R BoNNICETTT, q former
otoItnist, asks only to serve Jeanne.
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MEMORY TESTS.
10 Tnese questions VIII BE
Published Tomorrow.

l. Where are the Falkland Is
lands? To whom do they belong?
2. When was the great Lisbon
earthquake that resulted in the kill
ing of 10000. persons?
3. Where did the nickname Jack"
as applied to one named John
come from? l..
| 4. Who wrote the poem which be-
gins, The King of France went up
the hill" and ends and ne'er went
up again."
S. What is the Jewish population
of Jerusalem?
6. When was the Grand Army of
the Republic organized? Where!
Where was the first post? When
did it hold its first "encampment,"
and where?
l.. Give the proper name corre-
spending to John in English. in
French, Welsh, German, Italian,
Russian, Irish? What does the name
tmean in all these tongues?
S. What is "Finnan haddie"
| 3. When was the Salvation Army
organized and by whom?
10. Who was the author OF The
Lazy or the Ilger!
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
l. What city in the United States
Is directly. north of Canadian terri
tory? Detroit, Mich. Essex County,
Ontario, lies south Of Il. The De-
/ troit River along a large part OF
Detroit flows almost due east to
west. .-
2. Who was David Crockett? A
famous rfrontiersman -u7S6-IS36).
who fought with Gen. jackson in
the Seminole war, and was a Con-
gressman from 1897 to 1881 and
from 1888 to 1885 He was one OF
the last six at Fort Alamo when
the garrison was massacred by
Santa Anna. >.
= 3. Who was called "the Good
Gray Poet?" "The Quaker Poet?'
walt Whitman. 1S1s-ISss. John
Greenleaf whittier. Iso7-1s92 They
died the same year.
4. What large river separates
Texas from Mexico? The Rio
Grande. -
S. who was Secretary of State
under U. s. Grant during his first
administrations; second administra.
tion? Hamilton Fish, of New York
in both Cabinets.
6. What and, where is Liberia
IA negro republic on the west coast
OF Africa, founded as a permanent
provision for freed American slaves
by the National Colonization So,
ciety of America (organized 1870.
The first attempts at colonization
were in Sierra Leone in 1920. It was
recognised as a republic in 1S47.
7. What was the first settlement
in Illinois?, Kaskaskia, founded by
the French about 1920.
8. What doeB "Hobson's choice
mean? A choice without an alter
native; the thing offered or moth
ing. So called in iallusion to the
practice of Thomas Hobsou (died
1880 at Cambridge, England. who
let horses and required every Gus
toner to take the horse which
stood nearest the door.
8. On what date does Easter
Sunday fall in 1922? April 16.
10. Whip was the fourth President
OF the United States?5 James Madi-
son, who Is known as, the first war
President. ."aapd lis often, called the
Father of the Constitution"
q
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attention, Boy Scoutsl

Our Boys Store Fourth Floor has been selected by the
National Headquarters ofthe Boy Scouts of America
duly accredited Outfitters for Boy Scouts
-S. 49, We Have Complete Uniforms Any Separate
-. Unit Necessary to Complete the Uniform
We shall be glad to and assortment
of Boy Scouts 0u6Hnss.
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We had been travelling by steam
ship. Meals on board were table
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Perfect Oil Heaters !.
Reduced 25% 49,.

Japanned- finish Heaters, with brass reser-
voir. Reduced to $6.aS. "A.
Japanned-hnish Heaters, with steel reservoir.
Reduced to ssas.
Japanned-6nish Heaters, with nickel trim
mings, brass reservoir. Reduced to 81.
Japanned-hnish Heaters, with nickel trim
mings; steel reservoir; small size Reduced
to S.. ~ =
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THE GUMPs a WISH WITH "A BACK SPIN

{, cnioase. H.,
Jan. 20, 1s21s
f.r5idusy Smith.
Dear r. sniths
%Eoeody.
! know anss Unels
Bin 10 narry that
dssisning widow. -
you'd BE- . great
calamity n hs ala,
and - sould lose
fsish Ia huau uaturs..
sours sisesr.iy.
M~MS4>-.r.
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Majestic Electric Heaters
Reduced to 1915

This Electric Heater gives universal salts
faction, and at this price is remarkable.
value. -, ~. -.
Housewares Section. Fifth ncor. .,.s d.. -
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SUCCESSFUL HIGH GRADE
SECURITY statesmen.

An opportunity presents itself whore
by five high grade. conscientious, per-
sistent security statesmen can form o
permanent connection with a Florida
investment housc--members of tho
Florida Bankers A3sociation-to en-
sage In marketing promoticnnl and
seasoned securities on an attractive
basis In e. State where the invest
ment field has hardly been scratched.
Florida haS an all-yenr-round ell
mate. which shows less humidity and
less personal discomfort than many
OF the Northern States. Liberal CO.
issues win tend for repeat sales and
build n permanent clientele. Full in
formation forwarded promptly. I'm
mediate work available for clean cut
men who can show the right kind of
record. Address Sales Manager, 119
West Forsyth ST.. Jacksonville. Ella.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

133 ACRES. Pleasant Valley; Ideally locat-
ed, excellent buildings; running water to
house and barns. gravity system: fine or
chard: price 81 900: stock and implements at
attractive price. Address JOHN CAVO, s9a
East 167th ST., city.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TWO family house in westchester county
within easy committing distance from New
York, reasonable cash and TERMS owners
only. +. SEIDER, 1472 Broadway. Bryant
6944.
WANTED, TO lease, modern six room cottage
or bungalow, within committing distance,
north Jersey preferred. Phone Bowling
Green 4694.
WANTED-One family residence west Bronx.
JUPITER, 606 Cauldwell av., Bronx.
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APARTMENTs-FURNISHED.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

PARLOR bedroom and private bath. large,
beautiful furnished electricity, continuous
hot water. commodious bedroom. with two
windows and twin beds; select neighbor-
hood; minutes walk 10 three subways; II
minutes TO Wall st. Phone 29Ss Prospect.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IRISH MINERALS a INDUSTRIAL DEvEL-
OPMENT COMPANY,
~ Upper Camden st.. Dublin. ireland.
Electric railways. public utilities, water. tim
ber. oil, industrial and mining enterprises
promoted; approved bond and stock issues
placed with European bankers and brokers /;
underwriting procured for corporations;
mining and other examinations and reports
made by well known engineers.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

OWNER Of highest type cooperative apart
ment. 10 rooms. 3 baths. with extra wash
room and lavatory; situated east side, be-
tween 63d and 72d st3.; win consider ex-
changing for house In same locality on fair
basis; house must have at least four mas
ter's bedrooms and be In reasonably good
condition. Replies treated in absolute conf
dence. No dealers. Address OWNER, care
CT l.. A. Talmage. 120 Broadway. New York.
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WE pay 30 cents to 81 an hour for you.
spare time writing showcards; no canvass
ne: we teach you and supply steady work:
particulars free. Kwik Showcard School.
Toronto. Canada.
YOUNG man. good penman and typist. for
Bronx office; salary TO start $40. G 1885,
Herald. Bronx.
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RESIDENCES TO LET.
Long Island.

WOODMERE.-Excellent location: comfort
able house, fully furnished. six bedrooms.
three baths screened porch double garage
large lot; moderate rent: from June 10 70
September 20. 70 right party. TeE 64I3.
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Borough of Bronx.

CREsTON Av., facing ST. James Park.
Fordham, room apartment rent $S5; ref
erences; will give long Lease and furniture
can be bought. SCTfwAB. h3o ". iGath 81.
Tel. Jerome 1897, or Janitor, los u. 1920.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

Unfurnished.
STUDIO APARTMENT.
suitable dancing instruction and living: state
rrice. 2i24 Herald. Herald "a.
40 rooms with modern bathroom wanted.
downtown: will pay up to $50 until Octo-
U Dsf " ~ ,,aii uoa, eo,n ~. ~ so ,sr' ,'
John Crehore.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

cARETAKER, adults. private house. Care
Of Ncciowan. 7e5 Amsterdam av.
CIAMBERMAID. coiored. or half time
work. Eell, care Harris. 6s w. 99th.
cooK-WAITREss-T girls, coiored, wish
positions as cook and waitress: cAty or
Smith. 2449 9TH av.
COOK would like work by day. 643 Lexing-
ton av.. bell s. @.
DAYS work wanted by Finnish woman
ferson ay. Broolslyn.
LAY worker, laundress, cleaning, useful,
cook dinners; reliable, willing. Howard.
Harlem 6f6s.
DAYWoRKER. cleaning, laundress. useful,
cook dinners. willing. Morgan, telephone
Harlem GIGS.
DRESSMAKER. competent all lines, chill
dren's clothes especially: by day 81. Mrs.
Kinds. 352 Hicks St. Brooklyn.
DRESSMAkER, expert, artistic gowns. adj
vanced STYLES. remodels in. out. ArInltage.
Columbus 10000
DREssMAKER, first class. wishes home
work; reasonable. Cathedral SAT-.
FRENCH course; highest recommendation.
- F. 59th st. Tel Plaza s673
GIRL from Italian Tyrol wishes position in
private house; best references. Apt, o.
331 Pearl St, Brooklyn.
GIRL. colored, half time work in city.
Riley. 222 West ed.
GIRL, colored. wishes half time position.
GovERNEss. French. Q years experience
best references: years and upward. 1i6
W. 72d ant. Sd: telephone connection.
HoUsEKEEPER-B April 4; respectable
young Protestant; home and similar expe-
rience: Christian family. young couple. with
one child; country summer. winter city; ref
erence to character and ability; good salary
agencies 4 2iis Herald. Herald ID.
HousEWoRK = Two respectable colored
girls. chambermaid. cook; references
Geter. 133 w. 10th. Aud. 1924. City or
country.
HOUSEWoRKER-First class cook and
houseworker: experienced; references.
FanEie Rucker. 141 W. 13sth.
LAUNDRESS, French. Wishes large family
washing yard. 1854 West 10th. Longacre
e99s.
LAUNDREss. honest. reliable. colored.
wishes days work. Green, 2147 Tth av.
one, two in family; city reference. Call,
write 20S w. 1l9th, apt. l.
MASSEUSE, colored Qicense G7029), Swedish
magnetic, electrical, medical, sitz oil. al
cohol baths, competent operator. Columbus
$780,
electrical treatment. 48 East Saith st.
Phone Murray Hill 1851.
NURSE, trained for invalid or convalescent;
reasonable 531 Herald. $50 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER wants position: expert
enced; can take responsibility; $50. Q 1873
Herald. Harem.
WAITREss--Ciirl wishes position as waitress
in small family: referenceJ; cards.
Geraghty, 12i West 6lst.
WOMAN, young, Scotch. desires houseworls
by day in Washington Heights section.
1868 Herald. Washington Heights.
WOMAN, middle aged, would care for chill
oren few hours daily. Academy 4532.
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 222.-Two handsomely
FURNISHED outside sunny rooms. overlooking
tne hudson; newly decorated. private bath.
all conveniences; elevator apartment; very
1881.
WEST END Av. and 105th-Large double
room. connecting shower bath. suitable
or : gentlemen: private American family:
rehsonaoie. Phone Academy 2i5f.
WEST END (90'sy.-Charsning aouble. single
rooms modern improvements; reasonable.
schuyler 1854.
2lST ST., W.-Room. suitable one. two gem
Ilemen; every convenience. Watkins 94o4.
ilTH ST., 106 WEST (RALEIGH HALL)
A RESIDENCE FOR MEN.
Attractively furnished rooms, with and
without private bath or shower; club advan-
tages with hotel service at lower rentals
51ST, 2AS West-LARGE and SMALL rooms;
all modern improvements.
55TH ST., 3i5 west.-Large front room, 3
WINDOWS, alcove, bathroom floor, also small
room; telephone.
55TH., n W.-Attractive room; excellent
breakfast: gentlemen; Ss. Phone 1887 Circle.
osTH. 326 W.-Attractive large room with
fireplace and dressing room kitchenette
privlleges; references. Circle 9913.
77TH. AZ W.-I4igh class modern one, two
rooms. bath: gentlemen: references.
SD. 76 w.-Beautiful parlor and bed
Schuyler 1881
SD ST. 10 w.-Handsome large south
front double and single; references.
sgd, 210 West.--Paror, adjoining bedroom.
bath; electricity; private: s12. FERRIER.
s4TH. W.-Beautifully furnished. double or
single rooms, running water. Schuyl. 900.
93D. 13s w Front room. running water; rea-
sonable: business people. Riverside ss63.
103D. IL W.--Homelike rooms, SIS, 81: busi-
ness woman. TAYLoR. Academy o49s.
10TH. 10 WEST.
Large furnished rooms: all conyenieuces:
reasonable.
1o6TH. 81 west-Attractive room. adjoining
bath; elevator apartment; 81. Apt. 43
10TH ST. tplock Broadway subway Room
with private bath $3.50 Cathedral 1905.
18TH. 35T West. (Cor. Morningside) Airy,
comfortable furnished room; elevator ser
vice; Christians; gentleman preferred. SILL
VIA. Cathedral 614o.
124TH (near Broadway)-Two large. light
rooms. connected; running water. or sepa-
Phone Morningside 1860.
l56TH ST. so WEST.
Living room, adjoining bedroom; private
entrance; suitable two gentlemen. WEN
DORtF. apt. z.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
Sd sT..-IPrivate family, 1 room, convent
ences. convenient elevated. subway. South
7TH ST.. 479 E.-Attractive room, 8 win
dows, conveniences, private. Windsor 1852
5STH (near 5th av.)-Two furnished rooms;
private references. Sunset 1851.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
LARGE. DESIRABLE ROOMS.
119 WEST I'D STREET.
seth. w.-Exceptional rooms, private house.
modern improvements; reasonable; refer
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
long IsIand-saIe or Rent.

ST FLORAL pARR-HALT HOUR OUT.
Six rooms and bath, water, gas, electricity,
steam heat: plot 5Oxi00. garage splendid
location; . blociss from station; electric
II. GOLDSMITH, J.. o. Bldg, Phone 239.
floral Park
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Borough OF Queens.

minutes from AID ST., rooms. sun parlor
and bath; large. light, airy outside rooms
golf, tennis. club house, children's play
grounds; in jackson Heights the restricted
community; $3.50 per month. Phone SCHIFF.
Newtown 2S61
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Connecticut.

MODERATE priced. furnished summer bun
galows and cottages. on and near water
$500 TO 81 300. Box 4O6. Greenwich. Conn.
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BROADwAY-FI

CUME OUT TD-DAH
And see our pretty model Colonial homes.
nearing completion; tax exempt; Q 70
rooms. and 2 baths; price s10500 TO
Sft 500. MABRY REALTY, corner State
and 3Oth st. Phone Flushing 102,
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Massachusetts.

A Cape Cod home for the summer: seven
rooms, bath and garage five minutes from
the beach. best OF bathing and fishing;
house has hardwood floors all through. newly
painted and papered. fully furnished; Kit
chen. dining room. bedroom. living room on
first floor; three bedrooms on second floor;
$500 for the season. 221S Herald. ESQ
B'way.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Male-Domestic. -,
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Domestics. Bowling Green 24S7. 90 Broad s
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

STRONG young girl 10 assist a trained
nurse In the care OF an invalid. experience
not necessary. best references required. Call
ut 20 +. $50 st. Phone 1866 Rhinelander; car
fare paid.
COOK-hiddle aged, experienced woman for
cook good home; good wages; references
required. Apply at once. Mrs. w. Il. Morri-
son, West Point, N. Y.
COOK-Private family: references. Call Sat
urday, 9-10. 81 West SOD.
HoUSEKEEPER: married, with family:
must cook evening meal, also. take full
charge. Phone for appointment. Chelsea 1861.
HOUSEWORKER. general. for small apart
ment house. l.. Scarborough, $50 Sth av.
(93d st)
HOUSEwoRkER, general. and cook wanted
for family. Other help kept. Telephone
for appointment. riverside s2s7. apt. "a.
HOUsEwoRKER. white: small family: good
home; plain cook. Chase. ITO West 55th.
NURSE MAID-Young woman 10 take care
OF child and assist with housework. com
Portable home: references. Phone 1855 New
town
NURSE, take entire charge of young child.
Call noon, apt. CO. 1870 Claremont av.
125th west OF Broadway.
REFINED young girl to care for year
child. 304 w. 10Th.
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HELP WANTED-,MALE.

OFFICE BOY with at least years expert
ence; state salary. sxpsfisEce and refer
ences. a 1852 Herald. brooklyn.
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TRAINED nurse, primary teacher. VIII
board children ella at their camp in the
500 month: June-october. TES-
SIER, Spring Valley, NJ. ".
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

AUTOMOBILE salesman 20 sell Chevrolet
cars; commission and drawing account;
metropolitan district references desirable.
Boyce Motor Co., 2i8 South Broadway
Noukcrs.
nOOKKEEPER IN tailoring establishment:
young man; one with good appearance and
who viii make himself generally useful: sal
ary So to $50. Amply Stone. Inc, 6I5 18th ay.
BUTLER and houscman. white: personal
reference. 1889 Dean ST., Brooklyn. La
fayette 1907.
CDUpLE-Firgt class cook and gardener
chauffeuri country house. five mioa from
Albany: all modern conyeniencca family Of
two. other help kept. good references re-
quired. Apply by letter 10 r. a. r, ARM
strong. 1.ondonville. Albany county. M v.
DA1RYMAN--Expert gentlcmans country
place. ono hour out. take charge 10 head
cattle and dairy under superintendent. Call
with roforenccs. Aldred. 40 Wall ST., NJ NJ
DT,AUGfITSMAN,
competent. 20 list quantities. from plans.
make working drawings and bill IN to fac
tory: country shop near Now York city.
Y 22ig Herald. ESQ B'way.
MEN bctweon is aud - years OF age can
make one hundred dollars per week secur-
ing ownership IN q most up-to-date enter
prise Write or call for Interview. Mr..
Ettinger. third floor, 10 W. Gath st., N. Y.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
OPPORTUNITY OF LIFETIME.

OPPORTUNITY OF LIFETIME.
One Of the best combination Winter and
summer resort hotel properties on the South
Atlantic Coast; fireproof construction; ITO
rooms, completely furnished; also equipped
ocean bath houses: modern power. ice and
laundry plants: lovely ocean and river 'front.'
heart Of town rapidly developing into Allan
tic City OF the South a going proposition and
real money maker; TO settle estate. can be
purchased for about one-third actual value
rare opportunity; don't reply unless you mean
business. l.. II. SMITH. Box i4s. Savannah,
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Pennsylvania.

WANTED TO board children who appreciate
kind and loving mothers care: good
elevation healthful recreation; access TO
good school. Lillian q. Franzen. Akron. Pa.
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Statesmen. paper. to call on stationery and
printing trade; experienced preferred: liberal
terms r 743 Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
STENOGRAPHER BOOKKEEPER, living
near foot East 5Sth ST., for evening work:
$40 weekly. Q $50 Herald. Fulton 81.
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Miscellaneous.

TRENCH worfnn would give mothers care
education, ~ child: private residence
healthiest section of Elmhurst; reasonable
T. 22TS Herald, Herald square.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE,
Beach seth and Surf av.. Sea Gate. Nortons
Point, New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without BATH 4J min
utes from Times square. 35 minutes Cham
bcrs ST.: Municipal subway: rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 127i.
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Westchcstcr.
New York.

THE HUDSON VIEW sANITARrUM.
lf2 N. B'way. Yonkers. N. ". Phone 60l
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GARAGE OPPORTUNITY.
Client must cell about 90-car garage IN
the best location on 18th av., Bath Beach.
Now run by owner. Must raise cash at once.
Wonderful opportunity.
Address ATTORNEY,
2iJ Montague st., Brooklyn.
Room No. GA. Phone Main pS50
CAPITAL OR MACHINERY OR BOTH.
required for an oil enterprise OF tremendous
magnitude. The owner OF vast oil terri
torv In tho oil center OF Rumanla has ar
riyed here for n short time and will give
40 arsonai interview to those who are inter-
asfed IN the enterprise. For all Information
write Mr. LUPUS. 10 West 56th
nTAtrTY parlor for salc--A return OF 1o0so
on invertment assured. opportunity Of a
ttfetIfno in n. Y. cty's busiest section. Nd
dress BEAUTY, GOO Ordway Bldg, Newark.
~. !. -- -----------------.--
UNUSUAL opening for aggressive. con-
seiortious and capable man with some
cnpttal Ia obtain partnership In fast grow
ine business Phone j. II. Connolly, Bryant
SIT.
FOR SAT.E-Busness nap.ng substantial
monthly incomes requires spare time: small
cash Investment MILBARD'S, 70 Court ct,
Brooklyn.
LAUNDRY, doing 1922 and more weekly;
sell or partner. After Y. NJ, 1875 At
iantic av., Rchmond hiH.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Mest side.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 222.--Two handsomely
the Hudson: newly decorated, r,rivate bath
all conveniences elevator apartment: Yer,
reasonable; gentlemen. Apt. "A. Riverside
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
LARGE. DESIRABLE ROOMS.
1i9 WEST TOD STREET.
S6TH. W.-Exceptional rooms private house.
modern improvements; reasonable; refer
ences. Schuyler 01To
93D, Il. - Two extraordinary connecting
rooms electric modern improvements: $40.
Lenox 1906.
121ST, 1855 W.-Parlor and upper floor, up to
date. suitable for doctor Owner on prem
ises: immediate possession.