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,rnoro js~a ce-ta:n expression when
raonie sometimes have on their races
within I call the shut door LOON
all /, that because when II comes
know lust as surely as II mad sen
door slammed, that the person oe"Inu
that face has slammed the door Vi "4S
mind tight against whatever ne ""'
hearing or seeing At that moment
Won know tho expression l mean-a
necuuar tightening around the noun
, hlankness in the eye set loon OH
the whole face.
A woman with Logical Mind
T have a friend who has very t1ile
r,,rd On most subjects Il Is prlFl-
To-. 70 hear her talk because she Is so
,,arye'ousiy logical in her dcYe!opmehc
Of Ideas so Skilltui In her cholce o'
woris She clarifies many things 10Y
me- on which my own thoughts nave
been muddled and confused. 6ut '"'s
woman is tho victim OF very Flo!ehs
,rsiudIces both against people ana
aa,Ipat certain facts. And when any
S'7btec, even remotely Involving either
those people or those facts comes up
she becomes az II by magic toAl!S
different woman. Her whole manner
changes: instead of listening TO any
thing her els Wis mas tp SdS' QUO w"
v away with an impatient hand her
voice rises. and above all her tace taxes
On that shut door LOOK. :,
you remember the refrain or tho old
roDurar song, i've locked my hear'
and thrown away the key" Well change
"near," TO mind and you have wha'
happens when 4 prejudice gets TO work
ing In the mind OF that woman or Of
ANU man or woman.
now - This for . Shut poor2
know Of man whose wlic ma
hssn sick FOR several years with
Ktranre disease which seems to DO al
i afflIction OF the nerves. She Is unable
- % speak or move in her conscious mo
ments although IN her sleep when tn
/ unconscious mind t. dominant she doe
Noth. Theb have had between 10 am
= 40 SPECIALISTS OF evcry kind and hav'
\ <pent thousands of dollars. There doe
mot seem to be anything the medi a
profession can do. a friend has oeel
urging him Tor some time to try Chris
e,an Science since II can do no harm
and might do good. And what do yo
think he says?
II would rather Soc her dead than tr
Christian Science"
And the look on his face as he says II
when Have Been Behind the Door.
Could there DO a better example Q
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Helen Hunters Husband
uE1EN's MOTHER PASSES AWAY
BY Jane Phelps

lit no with a roguish twinkle. Helen
used 10 say she fell in love Win MIN
when no was laughing.
AS opposed 10 Jacks directness'
Helen was subtle and rather deceltiu''
Life never had been restrained lot her'
her mother had seen 10 that
Jack had builded Ill for himself N
his talks with Helen before their mar
riare His unwarranted optimism De-
,ause of his desire for her had THOR
nuChiy impregnated her mind ana COL
ored all her thoughts. Now that nor
n,otbrr was gone. Jack must STAND IN
that mothers place. She must he sn'e'9
oil INDUCED. She did not say this but
n every move she made. everything
| she did, she made him feel that inns
was her attitude.
Had 1ack Hunter known that Helen's
! only idea Of happiness lay IN DONG
,rhat she willed, being INDUCED as her
! ,,o,her had INDUCED her. Win many
! adIr,ions because re was a HUSBAND and
/ y was his duty with a checkoook as
! 49, .llc-d.-carnp. he would have been
discouraged. But Jack was not parti-
cu,arIv Intutive. He couldn't be expect
oil 10 read her mind. Yet, even So many
things worried him.
/ Al frst the newness OF everything IN
! ,r,yued Helen. The little apartment all
! newly furnished. the dainty kitchen the
, utensils so shining, the novelty or oelng
In her own homo, It's mistress, amused
! and entertained her. Jack adored her'
and had no idea she was beginning 20
fret before she had been three months
In their little home.
She wanted to go out ottener. bu'
lack was tired when night came ana nc
loved TO stretch his feet out and smoke
his cigar while he read the evening
paper-always helping Helen first with
the dishes. After that he worked over
his prospects for half an hour gettins
his business in shape for the next day
TT saves so much time, he answered
when Helen found fault.
~ love you when you look so domes
PIC" he told Helen as he kissed mel
check. flushed from bending over tn'
stove THAT white apron is almost to'
small 10 be much use. Isn't itH Mothe'
always wears one Of those big aualr'
,t,, covers her whole dress"
Tonorrov->Jack Finds Helen Hard u
Satisfy.
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Chapter ).
,,,n-. vas unusual commot"n per
osivahl, in the house even FROM Inv
Straa, Every room was NSnteu' an" q
motor car was drawn up TO thS cur
rrbav hurried in, anxious 20 Nno" """'
was going on. sor
The doctor met them AZ IN" door'
'vbat IL III" Helen sasped. S"'
,,,cw the doctor. he had been g.
once when her mother had ia'"'e'''
Mother"
..vss she - worry IL. She keeps ask
ing Tor YOU. Try not 70 en- -.
Be as quiet as you can. IL JAIN "
said she Is past help
u.len's mother d!sd that night shs
died happily. holding He'ens nS.,u,
II-,an things were Strengthened OUT ~
xas about $500 left. Fart OF this He,cs'
,,,s N cor rnourninE-stylish. oeco'i'"s
49, c,o,hes that Jack hated on ne'
and. which although he did NOT say
~ Thought unnecessary. Taey hte",
- ,,o money So badly. He had 1ou'o
r,,u apartmcut on the upper "eS'
c,as on,v four rooms. and they wou'"
$40 - buv furniture. rs Mrs. Aruiio'
rad rcrted the boarding house Iur
Toc,,. had h!need very cautiously 'nS'
o,e could grievc Jus: az sincerely ~ COZ,
ors and mentioned that h"r e'o'Nes
would go out OF styl" II she ala NOV
wear them Rut Helen had been sc
rhoc'tcd. so hurt at the SUGGESTION say
shoI7Id no, wear black for her mo'ne'
that no had said no more. II was rel
money. ,-,+>
Thev furnished the four rooms WIZ
rsry simple and only necessary Things
80. found themselves in debt TO the IN
sta,lmert house FOR the dining Foo'.
furniture. Jack had wished 20 pun OF
buy!ng It. but Helen would not 4s'e,'
AN I have row. mother Is gone, /
nv home and I want = pretty. she aa'
answered his objections then c'u''
ahou, his neck telling him no" she low
him. until il" would have pa"hed III
very soul FOR Ter. -,
racE Hunter was very dtrec, IN a.
That ne did. His simple life with nj
oarents had lily fitted him to cop" W''I
srh,Istv. He was ;ail. dark rather tha'
light, athletic had lived on ou'-ooo
80 always. His fac" was serious Il
Zines. but when he laughed his &c
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
THE SHUT DOOR LOOK

the way a prejudice can make US siam
the door and lock It and then oouo4e
bolt 4 for good measure:
since | have been particularly motto
Ing this shut door look nave some
times observed q peculiar phchotnehon !,
have not only seen the door shut'
have felt 1t. l have felt that tisnIehins
OF the muscles around the mouth '""'
hardening OF the whole race because
you SEQ was not IN front OF the doo'
m these occasions, but was behind It.
Ana With me behind that shut door
uas SIRE 10 find a prejudice-usually
ono was very much ashamed or
fro-morrow-The Passing Of tho Patch
work Quilt.)
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win you be SO kind as 70 give the
proper diet for person who IaoorS
with his hands?
Answer-The following would be inc
right daily allowance Of food LOT
q manual worker:
breakfast: Coffee or tea zone cup OF
ei.hery with milk. with or without
sugar. Hooverize on the latter; and you
viii and no sugar at all in your conee
NOR. palatable than n little In tea the
most OF US need little sugar. VT ~
stead OF these beverages take milk
Also corn bread and butter Two ekhS
or hash or fresh Ash. Cereal with mix
and salt, or very little OF sugar
Dinner: Soup. Meat. preferably roast
ID or broiled beef. mutton or lamb. ou'
NOT fried meat. Or slows Of such meats
with the fat removed for those win
whom tho fat does not agree. Or 1resn
Ash in lieu OF meat Potatoes, oaKc'
hoil.d or mashed and In ADDITION. one
such vegetable as spinach. squash hec'S
boiled onions sweet potatoes. maotroni
tomatoes or corn. 4 glass OF milk pud
ding or fruit.
supper: Tea, coffee. cocoa or mix
Rread and butter, preferably corn hrcao
! Cooked fruits (prunes. apples or rhe"
! harb). A good soup OF vegetables an'
STOCK with a body to IT, not clear be
csnso mat has little nourishment. An
o,hsr glass OF milk "a pint and hal
. IN tho day..
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
49, ~
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Copyright. Western Newspaper lnioi
Make Your Voice Heard
Mi

Secretary Mellon OF the treasury IN
letter to Representative Furdney'
chairman Of tho committee on way
and means OF the house or representa- !
,iycs uoys. "Ord!nary expenditures
for the first three quarters or me MS
ral year. 1921, have been S$,IS5'itl'-
.96.7i, or at the rate OF about S''Vuo'-
~" oon Co.. tho vn,r According
TO the latest estimates Of the Spehu',s
departments ORDINARY , eNp'" ~
lures during the fiscal year, l9?-' IN
! Guiding interest on the puo4lc oeo''
: Will be over St.000C00.O0o.
Tho nation cannot continue 20
! epcnd at his shocking rate As lAe
. president said IN his message the Dur
don = vulnerable. and there Hr" wv"
avenues Of relief. one is resistance
. In appropriation and the other Is the
: utmost economy IN administration.
! r c. LcfNngweN. formerly an Hss's-
, ,art secretary OF the treasury "hom
I have quoted previously IN these ar
ti,les and who is stll deeply and &C
tiv.lv interested in securing retrcnch-
nent in national expenditures com
,nen,InE on ;hiS uttcranCe OF Secretary
, Mellon. says: "Why should there D" re-
trcnchment in public expenditures Why
doce Tho secretary Of the treasury
sneak OF current dEIA ''''''''N'' ''
, dituros as shocking? What - n" evil
thar we arc discussing and what Is Its
effect?
"(ioyernment expenditures must be
met from taxes. To III" extent u"
thew are met promptly from taxes ana
from honest taHrs directly l2'd upon
the incomes OF the people. and IN pro-
| norton to those incomes, rXagEcraton
Of the evil OF government expenditure -
avoided Government expenditure taxes
the money of all the people for the sup
posed benefit OF a portion OF the people
honestly or dishonesty. equally or uh'
equally, avnwedly by direct taxation OF
surrcptitiously by the Indirect tAAatlon
which results from imitation OF currency
and credit and OF the public debt.
Government expenditure idN"S the
rruits of the earth and the LABOR OF
the pcople and dIverts them from inc
nroductive and the reproductive enter
. nrises OF men, from the natural ENJOY
mont Of tho men. who By their pTu'
dcnce, foresight and effort. created th'
wealth and made II available, 10 'h'
=, sometimes hcncvnlcnt and sometimes
be,lIrcrcnt. but almost always c"onom
|, icalIy wastcful, purposes or govern
, mcnt. <.,
! Government exploits all OF us fo1
! Tho benefit. or supposed benefit. of some
: of us. Yielding to the vague Aspirations
NJ men for better world or oet'e'
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1861. The long waist line Is still mucn
favored. This version shows panel
front. which gives length to the figure,
and becoming lines to slender or stout
forms. Velvetcen or duvetyn would DE
attractive for this styls. 1t Will also
develop we'll in Canton crepe or jersey
cloth. o, ,c
The Pattern is cut IN three Sizes: TO-
- and 20 years. An Is year size re-
uu.res az yards OF 81 Inch material;
Tho width Of the skirt at the foot Is
yards.
PATTERN mailed TO any address on re-
cent Of l2c in silver or stamps.
Write name md address plainly. Senc
- cents to The Intelligsncer onice
| Wheeling. W. Va.
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ing It, prevents concentration Of popu-
lar opinion on the awful total Al
agree that there must be economy, but
as each item is presented all seemingly
agree that that Is not tho proper neld
for economy. There must be economy
but there must be a merchant MARINE
whatever the cost. There must be econ
omy, but the government must pay high
wages to railroad employees and furnish
transportation on the railroads NJ less
than cost. There must be economy but
the World war soldiers must have their
bonus. Their must be economy, put C'pl
war pensions must be increased. tnsls
must be economy, but We must prepare
for war, regardless Of expense"
You know this Is true. The new
budget law will help very much this con
dItion, but unless you are interested
! continuously. actively. openly Interest,"
! ed. your money will not be saved
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OHIO STATE MAY ''E'
BUILD TABERNACLE

Columbus, O.. March 2.-AecordinS TO
officials Of Ohio State University, the
erection Of a temporary tabernacle cap
able of accommodating the entire stud
ent body Of the University Is being con-
templated. -
suggestion for tho tabernacle was
made by Dean Vivian Of the college
NJ agriculture, who called the atten.
ton OF tho board Of trustees to the need
| OF such a structure, 30 that all students
of the university could gather AZ one
| time.
The largest assembly place At the In
stitution IS capable Of handling 1000
| now. while the enrolment Is near hooo'
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CASE IS DISMISSED

After hearing arguments the motion
for Judgment In the suit titled Inc Ok
liens Savings Banking Company cor
poration VS. Ben Lipscher ana marry
Franklin, Judge J. b. SommerVil!e en-
tered an order dismtssing the case yes
terday afternoon.
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
LC509%
cHEWsTER
xSE,
xSE,
4 Minutes to Answer This

4 h1nut0B 70 AUJWU3 3HAD
Postal clerks become expert readers
of eccentric chirography and ready
solyers Of Topographic inscriptions
that are sometimes deliberately pre-
pared to confuse them.
For example. here Is an envelope ad-
dressed in a way 10 confound the oFdi-
nary mortal, but which a postofnce ex-
merit would decipher in a jifty.
Can YOU tell where and to whom that
letter ought to go?
Answer to YsstsrdAy'S
Oneida, Oswego, Ravenna, Utica ana
Butte. Z.
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All Inquiries addressed 70 Dr. Huber
in care Of the Health Talks" depart
mont will he answered In these columns
In their turn. This requires consider
abba time, however, owing to the great
number received. So II Il personal or
uuICker reply Is desired. n stamped and
sclr-addresscd envelope must be en-
closed with the questionable Editor.
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WHERE YOUR
TAXES GO
How Uncle Sam Spends
Your Money in Conduct
ing Your Business.
Bv EDWARD G. LOWRY

BY EDWARD G. LOWRY
Author. washington Close Ups,
"Banks and Financial Systems ETC.
Contributor Political and Economic
Articles to Leading Periodicals and
Writer of Recognized Authority on
the National Governments Business
Methods.
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thing alcoholic ut present.

| am sending you my article on tHe
IIyE!enlc Life; lead this from now on
and you Will overcome the CONDITION OF
which YOU complain. Does everybody
who has to wait on trade feel as you
do?
ITonorrow- Like Them FrIed)
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! HEALTH Talks |
By John "a Huber; AMMD \
By GENE BHRNS

Moderation is one of the few things that last long IN TINS ""
DuckwOrtl
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Listen 30 This Tale Of Woe
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
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pAIRYMAN. single. exceptionally well quail
ified for private estate. with pure hrcds
production Of pure milk and the highest
scoring butter: highly recommended ~ last
a. Bjorkman. % West d3th st.. New York.
DAYS work. coiored man. cleaning office or
families reference Trqfman, - NJ. p9th.
DtSHwASHf:R. colored. city, country; Will
Ing. obllging. Gordon. 2ia4 9TH az. Harlem
.ss7
pSAFTsMAN. cnpabie designing Intricate
machinery, desires position. T. 2ist Her
aid. Herald "a.
pRAFTSMAN, experienced ornamental iron.
bronze. needs position, Waley, i2S West
pRAFTsNAN Machine desFarr desires
additional work. u. ". knbefta, a. Il list.
DRUGGIST. registered. Christian, Ions prac.
ticsi eSperience, wants position West Side
Manhattan onlr. i1ss HERALD WASH. n;s.
DRY cleaning and dyer. experienced. calored
man; reference. Glars. a-7s Nh ~.
ELECTRICIAN. licensed. Wishes position.
J.. Schneider. 80 sgih -. nr,islyn.
FLEW AToR. swltchloard operator. colorsa.
niehis, smith. ~ NJ. ianih earr Watson
ELEVATOR. roiufcd fireman. porter tani-
tor. aampson. slsa sth AZ tEflem sls'
ELENAToR operator ~ pouer. coiofcd.
nlght Wort birk, ata NJ as'h af
ENGiNEER. TECHNICALLY TRAINED.
rerirnert thorough mpchnntei hlWh IA +.
New York lrruNw end assistant UlNe II
cem@si fwcWitrut fN8fNeuNNs Norwegian. 20
anYwhcte iturd. Hta e $500.
ENGINEER. .--insiaD r.uair motors. W.ag..
aiors. heatlnr cgllptnnnii WnrtlnR kear
edge ~ hanhhreNlnN. wuffmNtwr. KtraeBfn i
ste,i aeslwp hoons, lii NJ lN5fN AaH tttr
ENGINEER. ~. leauasa. hn araaua nan
desires CHANGE OF a. ~ EnEtmeff. ges
v rSlh =,
ENGINEEp coiortd. ilcun.eas loft Rnar4.
meu'. ovn tools rspaifN. bourne sos
West geA ~
rNGlNtin, fArENFEp.
good electrician, nirehAuir eUufwfprt SASS
plant rnpsn, aid hmN#rasM nN Aa40 &as
manngsneni. compiling cnNfmarf.nF data
aud drafllnr. noz - laia sa at
FARMER. Position IN rrorrras44p fara 81
estate Wp rtirN3 aNEH ass WfN owMNlarE ruf.t
ing - dipped farm best leferentVt eHif Her
journeys End, Crotnn -. hudson. n NJ
'ARNEiI Fardencr married. Ar8rtan. sse
chiid. wishes STEADY position wltN private
family experienced iH nN hrMMrNeH. Nt~
stock. pouitwe gardening best ttfefrnrsH
please state particulars. AGdfuas has fgt
Mnnfne, N
FARMER. raraeuer wotkloH uanaFrr II
can recommend ntmN hlcMlf NNdNHn-MMdH
ovcly delaN ~ farming. cr0De. fsuea g ttsx
Hsrld, tulfon ae
rNnM and Estate Wofbine nt r u..,
0trh kruwita#f all hrnNH hfN N#Nf feleU#
NnteH; married. American 4i4s f}frWM.
$50 hroadway
FIREMAN, colorpa. janiicr. elevator. rnr.
Ter mseful, Johnson sifi 1fh aw HaF-
lem @3ST
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

FRENCH couple want positions private fam
ily as cook and maid reference: do not
peak Eng.sh. Giraud, $40 West AID ST..
apartment Ss~
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

YOUNG woman " rultuFe, college wr@Gwmte.
desiFes poAtttea. travelling cuFanaNAnn. t1Y
The summer. Il -lsa ufrale. hsfaia sa
YOUNG WOMAN nnlorra, haif tsnis. fufInan,
care Ware, 80 West 4 NiH -.
YOUNG woman, plain Nfa mF, hamla uat
or dressnRklne watkins, Alf W. .etn -,
YOUNG woman wants nprA N1UfNlnEs. AZ.
derN.n. ~i3 East aGfM.
YOUNG woman vtahss hmlf tlmc "a f1~
hours. rroNn, t& West ifsth.
YOUNG LADY Dealrfs p0sition ~ privats
dfessmakef's ~ per g 1914 Herald. nrofx.
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GARDENER FARMER, experienced live
stock and poultry, good vegetable grower.
wishes position private place; married
best references. Post Office box 3ol, Green
wich Conn.
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GARDENER. head. married, age SO.
wishes private place: thoroughly ex-
perienced in hardening, greenhouse.
flowers, vegetables. fruits; one boy 20
months wife as cook, laundress: best
references. Write John Ewossor, 237
Belmont av.. Newark, n. Y.
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SALES EXECUTIVE.
MAN OF HIGH CALDER.

Experience covers n period OF IS
years In different sales and sales
executive capacities with one of the
largest and oldest corporations in the
world Sold TO all classes of trade
Last seven of these years as SALES
MANAGER: then one year SALES
MANAGER for a smaller company.
HE Is ANALYTICAL. knows SELL
Ing and has directed national adver-
tising campaigns. EXPERIENCED
In OPENING NEW TERRITORIES
directing and training OF sales force:
building old business and developing
new business; exploiting new lines.
The right company with tho right
possibilities more important than
large initial salary.
References include former business
associates.
College graduate, age 81.
ID 2is2 Herald, Herald sq.
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THfNhfNG of butsno en dusowobfis9 or
sslsirg ~ srchcrgsmg pour old oHsf You
oef gatck orfaom ~ The Aefortobns Err
Srcit0m four.
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GARDENER French-Swiss. willing. good
references wishes position private family.
Answer by mail. II. c., ISL 10th St, Brook
lyn.
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GARDENER. caretaker. Scotch. married
small family thoroughly understands vege-
tables, flowers, shrubs, poultry, wishes en-
tire charge of genteman's small place. wife
would assist in house; seven years best ref
erences last place. good workers. Phone
Chelsea So56. room 4. ID. NJ, r., 263 w. 23d
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GARDENER AND FARMER.
Middle aged single man wants steady posi-
ton, gentlemans estate thoroughly under
stands all work. d PTS Herald, Herald so.
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GARDENER and superintendent wishes po-
sition; thorough practical knowledge of de-
velopment of an estate. landscape and con-
struction work. fruit. flowers and vegetables.
under glass and outdoors; farming, care of
pedigreed stock, poultry, &C; excellent refer
ences; married, no children. G 119l Herald,
Fulton ST.
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Please mentior The Neto York Herald
rhen aasleerin0 any one of the advertise
rents in this Section.
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SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE

LADY speaking excellent French and Eng
lish. good musician. desires position as
companion. lady or grown children; satis-
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

GARDENER, English, married. experienced
all branches, greenhouse, flQwers, vege-
tables; all outdoor work: 1U years last
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MAN. %. HIGHLY EDUCATED.
ambitious. with thorough knowledge az
English and German. desires position
with business concern. preferably iin-
porting or exporting firm or banding
house with foreign exchange depart
nieni. best Of Feferunces furnished.
@0ls Herald. Herald W.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

GARDENER. single. Swedish. small place
furnace, milking; best references. ii. n,
1888 Broadway.
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co1lpIn.

Young American couple whiic. homeet
clean. ohiigiug aud of good character. Will
RI poritior wf.1 entire charge ~ fiaaii
family: wife GOOD plain cook and laundr'ss
man vii, care for cars. wait on table Rrd
nent poaitipn considered please allow days
FOR answer u o. Dox 22S. East Isllp. y. !.
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GARDENER-HEAD.

married. age 81, life experience. desire:
steady position: familiar in all branches
able TO take full charge OF an estate: firs
class worker: neat, sober, Industrious; ex
celent references. p 1896 Herald. Harlem
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GARDENER, head, competent to take full
charge of country estate, age 80. married.
no children: thoroughly experienced all
branches of gardening. greenhouses, flowers,
vegetables, fruits; also all landscape work
highest references. w. Gardener, p. Q. b.
SS6 Glen Cove l., /.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

GARDENER.
To private estate owner. seeking a first
class single man, with good executive ability;
can come well recommended. A 2036 Herald.
Herald ST.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

GARDENER, married. no family long ex-
periences vegetable garden, lawn, shrubs.
flowers. fruit trees: ENTIRE CHARGE
CiENTI.IMAN'S small country PLACE: best
personal references. $. IL. 357 West 9th.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

GARDENER R-CARETAt<ER, single. -,
wishes care small private place. care pou-
trg.: generally useful. 20d0 Herald, Her
aid sq.
The New York herald., 1922-03-05

GARDENER. working foreman, married. no
children, to take charge of private estate i
life long experience; highest references ;
please state full particulars. NJ. Stark,
Stamford, Conn, General Delivery